The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-07-16
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. JULYS.

THURSDAY, JULY o.
Tariff bill passes the senate by vote
of 3S to 28-President Mckinley sent
message to congress in regard to the
currency question-Strong anti-Span-
ish resolution reported by Senator Lodge
from the foreign relations committee
William Haley, affected by the heat
attacks his roommate, Patrick Roche
in a Medford, Mass, lodging house;
taken to the station house at his own re-
quest-Troube feared over Ohio
miners strike and deputy marshals are
being armed Hanna men haven't quit
and he disclaims any nterest-James
Hecklin, charged with highway robbery
at Reading, Mass, arraigned in court in
Maiden and held for superior court
Hearing in the Ida Lathrop case again
ostponed--English Socialist leaderat-
lacks the government and justifies the
rebellion in India-Young man assaults
his father in st. Louis and is killed by
his brother-Torpedo boat Dupont
makes 1898 knots on a builders trial,
when much weighted-Mayor
Charles S. Ashley of New Bedford,
Mass, seriously hurt by taking header
from his bicycle-American warships
San Francisco and Raleigh ordered to
Tangier to enforce demands upon the
Sultan of Morocco for assault upon an
American citizen; no attention paid to
Consul General Burke-Pearys ex-
petition preparing to leave Boston for
Greenland next week-Shaw. the would
be murderer of Somerville, Mass. for
chilly overcome in hospital while seek
ing to kill his wounded wife--Hon.
e. Moody Boynton addresses committee
of executive council in support of his
charges against Railroad commissioner
Sanford of chusettS-Report that
Turkish army will be ordered to advance
on Athens-Luther ]. Lane and Miss
Myra Gildden of Laconia, N. H, it is
alleged have eloped-Waltham liquor
officers pursuit of a druggist results in
finding of package containing bottles of
whisky and beer-EndeaVor in
wade San Francisco in hordes; Father"
Clark receives an ovatiOn-Fourteen
lives lost in Minnesota; trains wrecked;
cloudburst and tornado the cause.
Ig FRIDAY, JULY 9.
Four prostrations and one death from
heat in Boston; Maiden (Mass0 cycIist
and laborer died at Manchester, N. H.:
one death at Lowell, Mass, and another
at SOuCOIu, N. I1--INdNH ana X lTnDdll
the Boston teaming contractors default
ed; other cases put off till fall-Mayor
Ashley of New Bedford, Mass, remains
in an unchanged condition, which his
physicians say is at least hopeful
Governor Wolcott appoints Messrs.
Adams, Grape and Hayes a special COM
mittee on Massachusetts street RAILWAYS
Christian Endeavor convention at
San Francisco opens; imposing scenes.
annual report of President Clark and
Secretary Baer-Wedding of grandson
of Oliver Wendell Holmes and grand
daughter of William M. Evarts, at Wind /
scr, Conn-Possibility that miners
strike will be arbitrated; suspension of
work more complete than was antici-
pated; belief that general sympathetic
strike is mplated-Funeral of
Rev John Quealy of Woburn Mass;
business generally suspended and a
great number of visiting clergymen
and Gnate comrnittees
confer over tariff bin differences-
Eugene Herson of Center Lebanon. Me
charged with attempting to murder his
niece, fugitive-John Redmond saws
Irish political prisoners at Portland
Eng, are in a pitiable plight-King of
Niger company, but escaped.
SATURDAY, JULY TO-
one death. IA prostrations from heat
the record IN Boston; one death in Cam
bridge suicide of Lawyer Edmund
Davis OF Hyde Park, Mass, while under
arrest on writ; his investments of
others funds alleged to have been I'M
ortunate-Sultan of Turkey asks EN-
peror Francis Joseph for his friendly as
sistance in arriving at a settlement of
the frontier question! latter advises him
to accept conditions proposed by concert
Of the poWers-Situation in the coal
miners strike unchanged; labor leaders
in conference-Great meetings of the
Christian Endeavorers at San Francisco
j. Donovan found guilty in
arson trial at Plymouth, Mass-No
race yet of Miss Grace Stevenson. who
disappeared on April 26 from her home in
Srookline, Mass-William Gillette the
American actor and playwright, dam
yerouslY sick in London-Mrs. Mack
md Thorn in court at New York: will
rot plead to charge of numbering Gull
ensuppe until next Tuesday; counsel as
igned to Thorn; contention as to what
.ourt has isdiction-Bradstree
eview of the business situation; trade
hecked by excessive heat and storms.
trike of miners also complexities the
ituation-Alleged that New York
sylun waits are sold in the VEST
Heat drives people to suicide in Chi
ago-Close of the convention of the
National Education association at Mil
7aukee.
SUNDAY, JULY II.
No clew yet found as to the where
bouts of Miss Grace Stevenson OF !
Srookline, Mass; father willing to sign
heck for $1,000 for information as to her
eabouts-Danger of diplomatic {
riction between the United States and
apan over Hawaii; the tariff bill in {
Massachusetts naval bri- I
ade boards the Minnesota for weeks c
rur of duty, but vessel has to anchor in /
arbor because of fog-Two Providence
7omen who went abroad to secure a
tiled husband, and spent $50 900, sent
D an insane misunderstanding scar
ity of coal the feature in the miners
trike; if the West Virginia men can be /
Induced to come out the strike will be t
realty aided-United States consuls c
afused leaves of absence from Cuba I
teamer Hope, which Will carry the v
cary expedition north, sails from st. y