The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-06-11
THE WFFK'S NEWS
THUheDAY, JUNE 8.


Tent In Mich show was being held
took fire and several persons We're IA
tally burned at Lynn, Mass-The Span
ish cabinet resigned-Post 10, G. A. r.,
of Brockton, Mass, denounces the So
called house of lords in the national
encampment-There will be no new
sugar investigation by the senate
Lake Mohonk On. " International ar
bitration conference opens A New
York woman kills herself because her
daughter is arrested-Mr Calhoun will
urge the president to stop the war in
Cuba-Turks have promised to sign
extension of armistice; impression in
Constantinople that the war will be re-
nowed-Men found on the tug Daunt-
less held for hearing by United States
commissioner at Key West-Mutiny
in California state prison nipped in the
hud-General Coils plans a plaza for
New York-Assistant Secretary of
Navy Roosevelt in Boston-Woman
probably fatally injured on railroad
track in Somerville, Mass-Commence-
rpent exercises at Boston university
Galtee More an Irish horse wins the
Epson derby-R. D. Mexican elected
superintendent of schools in Haverhill,
Mass.
FRIDAY, JUNE 4.
Boston printing plant investigation
report submitted to the common coun-
Gil; majority indorse Mayor Quincy
Boston o. railroad bill passed
to a third reading in the senate; all hos
tile amendments ejected-Lynn, Mass.
labor organizations agree to plan of
arbitration for the settlement of all
labor troubles-Trial of Scollans and
Mulrey continued at Boston-Wood-
shed PAGES a mile in 2:1112 at Readville,
Mass; the fastest of the year up to date
Great corruption fund for use in the
Illinois egisature-Conside of
pooling bill by senate committee again
ostpOned-Departme Commander
Dean replies to statements of Fletcher
Webster post 10, G.. A. R., of Brock
ton, Mass-Continuat of the trial
of Roby Williams will contest in Grams
ton, r. First conference in regard
to peace negotiations between Greece
and Turkey-More of the metal sche-
dule of the tariff bill disposed of in the
senate-Mr. Terry of Arkansas vainly
tries to get a resolution into the house
for the appointment of the foreign
affairs committee-Marsha Campos
summoned to Madrid at the request of
the queen regent-Administr ton has
a definite plan of currency reform
Entire force of employees of Apsley
(Mass) rubber works discharged-F.
Fl. Bigelow elected captain of the Har-
ward track athletic team-Harvard
crews take up quarters at Krum Elbow,
Poughkeepse-W Winnipeg four-oare
crew sails for England to row at Henley
Delegates of the universal postal
congress coming to Boston-United
States composite gunboat Princeton
launched at delphia-Mexican
student in state normal school in Bridge
water, Mass, sent to insane asylum
Japanese minister in Honolulu not sat-
listed with Hawaiian governments an
swer-Would-b lynchers at Urbana,
o. fired on by militia; two killed. 10
wounded
SATURDAY, JUNE 5.
Editor O'Sullivan found guilty of
libelling Lawrence (Mass.) officials
A tariff agreement reached by Republic
can leaders-RamOn O. Williams, it is
reported, selected by President McKin-
ley for minister to Spain--Senators
Mantle and Butler delay progress on
Tariff bill with long speeches on wool
and income tax-New York labor lead
ers determined to keep Tammany in
line for free silver-Nashua, N. H.,
visited by it's worst storm in 20 years
Senior Sagasta has a conference with |
the queen regent in Standardization |
of France to visit the car next month |
Ellis Fl. Roberts appointed United /
States treasurer: C. N. Jordan to be as |
sistant treasurer of United States at |
New YOrk-Abram T. Eddy, the Ken |
lucky preacher. expelled from member |
ship in First Baptist church in Fitch
burg, Mass-Change in administra-
TONS policy concerning postmasters-
Weller bill for protection of employees
signed by Governor Hastings of Penn
sylvania-Bacon defeats Mullen in a
four-mile running race at Belfast, Ire
Massachusetts gas commissioners
reported on Boston subway explosion.
Gas and Construction companies said
to have been sponsible-Lasell's
class of '9S proposes to present building
to the eminary-Death of w. F. Clark
Sr., at Indianapolis, for "A years iden-
titled with newspaper work-Death of
Mrs. Eliza lydia Seymour. fer many
years a well known and popular actress
H. w. Robinson appointed referee
for the Michael McDuffee bicycle race
at Boston-Hearing in the Roby Will
Jams will contest in Cranston. r. l.. com
pleted-Residents of Highlarl dis
cation there of an oil station-Ex-
Mayor MCGOWAN of Trenton sued
for about $500 OOO-West Point IN "
cadets give an exhibition of bridge build
ing-Actor Newton Beers arrested for
debt in Lewiston, Waiting record
broken at Livermore Falls. Me. Bessie
McGraw and partner waltzed continu-
ously for hours and % minutes-Im-
mense sea monster discovered near
Damariscotta, Me-Adams Express
company employe in Webster, Mass,
charged with embezzlement-High
hats prohibited in San Francisco thea
ters.
SUNDAY, JUNE g.
More charges said to have been made
against Chairman Martin, but he says
he knows nothing of them-Daring
assault and robbery in Lynn, Mass
Senate almost reaches sugar schedule
of the tariff-Governor O'FerraH of
Virginia gives his views on lynching-
Governor Tanner of Illinois signs the
gas consolidation bills and is expected
TO sign the cable road bill-Worceste
Y. NJ. c. A. wins the Massachusetts,
pentathlon games-President Barrios
declared himself dictator of Guatemala