The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-07-30
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. JULY %.

THURSDAY, JULY Y.
Boston L road requests locations OF
aldermen from RoXbury to Charestown
and through Dorchester and loop
around Atlantic avenue; also heard by
railroad commissioners on the issuance
of stock-Four houses in the Back Bay,
Boston, burglarized within a weGk-
Fire caused $4,000 damage in the fur
niture factory of Keeler & Co. at East
Cambridge Mass-Trotting at Old
Orchard the best Maine has ever seen
Stream of men pouring into Seattle,
en- route to Alaska and the mining dis
tricts-Mrs. A. j. Wallace of SCmer
vile, Mass, seriously injured by run
away in Provincetown, Mass; two BOs.
ton and other people hurt-Under the
will of Banker Martin, Mrs. Victoria
Claflin woodruff Martin, his wife, re.
ceives $7S5, post, G. A. r..
of Brockton, Mass, takes Department
Commander Dean severely to task
in reply to his statements-Man who
tried to save Barney Barnato gets rich
reward and a bride-Merchants meet
and discuss means to boom Boston trade;
notice served on railroads that favor
ing New Workers will prove injurious
Sea growth removed from the frigate
Constitution: her Dlanking sound.
FRIDAY, JULY %.
David Davis testifies in Greenfield,
Mass, that Jack O'Neil told him he did
not kill Mrs McCloud, but that he did
receive $40 of her money he also alleges
that O'Neil implicated Billy O'Connell
British government orders five gun
boats and cruisers to patrol Boring sea
sealing grounds-Contest of the tariff
bill practically over formal reading of
conference report in the senate con-
cluded; some of the amendments sharply
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trouble expected at
Pennsylvania mines; strikers have des-
peratiOn of starving men-Revocation
of Secretary Olney's order limiting con-
sular fees likely to cause friction and
annoyance; General Osborne and others
will be greatly benefited by it, however;
Secretary of State Sherman a very
sick man--Two women arrested fol
defrauding people in bingham, Mass, by
ceiling bogus picnic tickets are recog-
nized as old offenders, and sentence is
suspended for them to produce witnesses
Massachusetts state Democratic
committee elects Jaquith and Schafer To
fill vacancies, and sets Sept. % as the
date for state COMMUNICATIONS
to General John A. Logan unveiled at
Chicago with military and civic cele-
bration-Senators declare that thew
never speculated in sugar stock-Mas-
sachusetts insurance department gives
out figures on Bay State BENEFICIARY as
ISOLATION and it's manager says it is an
unfair presentation of company's fl |
nances-BreWers of Massachusetts, are
taking advantage Of 7 1-2 per cent re-
bate.
SATURDAY, JULY "a.
Senate agrees to take a final vote on
the tariff; bill will be promptly signed |
More evidence against John ONeiI.
Jr charged with the murder of MIRO
McCloud; witnesses testify to converse
tions with O'Neil-Workmen setting
telephone poles on Huntington avenue.
Boston drop one on a 16-inch wafer
main, and the street was flooded verv
quickly; much damage done One
hundred people injured at theater fire
in Paducah, Ky-Company organized
in Haverhill, Mass. to go to Alaska will
start next week. J. Edward Addcl:s
syndicate has several parties on the road;
story of horrors told by Frank Moss,
who has just returned from Alaska and |
SAYS he saw over 1000 graves made there |
steamer wrecked off Malacca and 100 .
persons drowned-Edward Ten Eyck. |
winner of the diamond SOULS will be
royalty welcomed at Worcester, Mass. |
on his return from England----Keel |
Croix, a Maine horse, matched for |
race was dosed Thursday night--Bald |
beats Cooper and Kiser in the match |
race in heats for $1,000 purse az Grani |
RAPIDS: Kiser second-Sprngtlcl |
(Mass.) Bicycle club arranging for big |
meet in the fa'l-New York city visited |
by a storm that created great havoc in |
an hour-T$arry x. Vail has disap-
peared from Boston and his friends are
alarmed-House in West Manchester, |
N. H, struck by lightning and left a
wreck-Dixon and Hawkins go 20
rounds to a draw at San Francisco |
Call issued for meeting of coal opera |
tors by men who are trying to settle |
strike in Pttsburg district--Sugar |
laden vessels trying to reach Philade- !
phia by noon in order to beat the tariff /
bill: 1925 geo in duties al stake--Repre- |
sentative Dvar of Boston arraigned in /
court at bingham charged with assault
on two Waltham girls-Bradstreets
report that there will be a marked re-
vival in general fall trade-Troops of /
Second brigade at camp birmingham, /
Mass. reviewed DN Governor WOICOLLs /
men win praise from all-GeOrge Ellis |
and Chester Armstrong Of Somerville, |
Mass, drowned off KennebunkDort, lie .
Magazine at Wilkesbarre, Pa, con-
tanning 90 tons of powder struck by
lightning; one man killed-Fnur men
Killed and several others injured by an
explosion of gasoline on a steamer at /
Bridgeport Conn.
SUNDAY, JULY 25.
Tariff bill becomes law and congress /
adjourns- Alice NJ. Barrett, a
young and retty typewriter killed by
lightning IN an office al Az hhDy street, |
Boston-Jonn Tuck, a Lynn (Mass.) |
stitcher Of -, and married, tried to kill /
19-year-old Grace NJ. Mcmahon and then /
stabbed himself under the heart |
President { lnpers called a conference /
of national trade unions TO meet at /
Wheeling, Y. Va-Uriel II. Croker
of Boston thrown from his carriage and /
Injured at bar Harbor, Me-News of /
Andree anxiously awaited by the British
Geographical sOciety-Alaskan travel |
er confident from investigation that |.
region will prove to be richest part of /
Uncle Sans domain-Members of .
Vanderbilt family bound for Alaskan |.
gold fields-Spring house at Richfield /
Springs damaged bV fire. General P A /