The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-09-03
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. AUG. 26.


The A. NJ. f. Zion Sabbath school con-
vention of the New LAgand district
is in session at Boston-Wheat market
rallies cents in Chicago-Elkins and
others will try to have the discriminating
duty apply to all goods brought in for
eign vessels-Commande Booth Tuck
er has returned from England The
Universal Peace union and the Connec-
ticut Peace society met at Mystic, Conn
There will be no general strike of
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mutsu
. ex-minister of foreign affairs, of Japan
expires-Presdent Faure reviewed the
Russian imperial guard-Guinette won
the great 2:O8 pacing race at Readville,
Mass-The American Bar association
met in DECENTRALIZATION Dolan was
arrested while leading a march of the
striking miners-Internal dissentions
reported among the coal miners-Ad-
vices from Bombay state that the crisis
in India is very grave-John McGregor
OF Newton, Mass, was fatally injured
in a bicycle collision-George S. Will
Jams was struck by an electric car at
Lynn, Mass, and seriously hurt--Gold
Democrats of Massachusetts will hold
a convention at Boston, Thursday, Sept.
Mass, over 100 years of age, is dead
Village of Bethel, Conn, struck by
tornado; many houses unroofed-Ten
Eyck and Mcclure will meet in match
race at Boston on Labor day-Spanish
Minister De LONE says Evangelna Cts
neros, the Cuban girl has not yet been
tried; queen orders an early trial and
especial consideration for her-A
ste
japanese. sea; q of a crew of 32 lost
captain shot himself.
FRIDAY, AUG. 81.
General Goblin chosen commander-in-
chief of the G. A. r.; Colonel Linehan
was third in the race and Innis was
withdrawn; Cincinnati gets the 1898 en-
campment-Wrenn defeats Eaves in
the championship tennis match at New
port r. Japan willing to arbitrate
on her own terms with Hawaii-Trial
of Charles H. Bickford in Bath Me-. re-
suits in verdict of guilty" Views of
the capture of Fort Lundi- otal con-
frmed by governor general of India
Wheat had another upward squirt in
Chicago, and corn In New York-Uru-
quay revolutionists will continue the
war; funeral of the assassinated presi-
take part In demonstration against work
ing miners-Four more jurors selected
In the Luetgert murder case-Bfain-
tree (Mass.) boy taken away from
gypsies in New York-Two professors
of the University of Missouri to be re-
moved because of their political views
site of the first cotton mill in Amer
Aca marked by a tablet-Merchants
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try to enforce custom regulations in New
York-Chairman Washburn issues a
call for a Peoples party state conven-
ton in Boston Sept. 1S-American
Philatelic association completes its bust
ness and adjourns.
SATURDAY, AUG. %.
Grand Army encampment ended New
England man selected for junior vice
commander-A new chapter has been
opened in the Roberts Patten case at
Bath, Me-The Woman's Relief corps /
elected officers, two Massachusetts
Daughters of Veterans were elected to
important pCsts-Sensation increases
in the Fall River (Mass.) Doodle lnves-
tigation-The National Bar association
closed its convention in Cleveland
Boring sea commission in session at
American republic over canal may be
settled-New York merchants to en-
ploy detectives to stop custom house
and Dun's reports
show most encouraging state of general
trade Secretary of State Sherman will
speak in the Ohio campaign-Senator
Tnurston says he is too poor to go back
TO the senate-Sugar trust cuts rates
ta5 ho All,
Immediately follow-Wheat crop has
been underestimate by the bulls-The
town of Dyea, Alaska is deserted; new
city. of Skaguay is growing with ire
n!enduous apidity-The operators in
the Pittsburg district will attempt to
start the coal mines-Will of the late
Charles 7. Wilder contains public be-
quests amounting to $1OO,COO-Miss
Hoyt defeats Miss Sargent for the
woman's golf championship-Figh
against saloons in Manchester, N H.
goes on nabated-Valuable jewels
were stolen from the home of Henry
Rueter in Roxbury Mass-Joe Patchen
took a tumble in Chicago and
New 1ork-Maine fish hatchery at
Monmouth had prosperous year.
Star Pointer paced a mile in 1881 at
Mass-Lesna defeated Star
buck in 25-mile match race in Charles
River park, Boston-TwO men killed
and one injured by the collapse of a
building at the North End, Boston
Postmaster at the Nanepashemet (Mass)
office arrested fer robbing the mails and
nfesses-Farmer named Hotchkiss
murdered in Killingworth, Conn
Small coal operators in the Fittsburg
district revolt against the Big ~
St. Louis men win over $500. 900 on rise
In gas--Weyler quits fighting in Cuba
Miss Cisneros sends thanks to friends in
this country-One person killed and
three injured by a wind STERN in Chi
cago suburb-France to make Tuesday
a national holiday in honor of the Franco
Russian alliance-Drowning of Frank
Frieh, a Roxbury boy, at Cottage
Farms, Mass-Well known Atlanta
Spectator killed himself-Wefers won
the 100 and the 22O-yard dashes in the
A. A. L. games at Manhattan Field, and
Burke the quarter-mile run-Rev. DR..
Storrs resigned presidency of Board of
Foreign Missions-John r. Gentry
mo de n new harness record for Vermont