The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-06-25

Dartmouth college student who was
drowned ecovered-Consolida of
weldless tubing interests-Boot and
shoe workers convention meets in Bos-
ton-Drug store raided by Cambridge
| (Mass) police-Mammoth saengerfest
opened in delphia-Reading
(Mass.) road agent tries to hold up two
bicyclists; fires upon them and disables
one of their wheels-Illinois men, 1t is
claimed, involved in a sensational bank
case-Steps taken toward a federation
of the five great orders OF railroad en-
ployes-Senator Hanna thinks senate
sentiment favors annexation of Hawaii
Marie Triosi of Boston took a dose
of trough on rats" in effort to end her
! Nfe-Sugar trust said to be planning
the purchase of Cuba; Weylers resigna-
ton not yet ccepted-Cottage City
makes a bid for summer meet of Massa-
chusetts division, L. A. W-MOnumen0
erected to memory of Harry Wright.
"Father of Baseball" unveiled at Phila-
delphia-Mr. Lamson ascends so fee.
with kite near Portland, Me-Fire in
Phillips, Me, causes loss of $1,000
| Baccalaureate sermons at Harvard,
Boston college and Wellesley-Chiet
Ray of Revere (Mass.) police force asked
to resign-First steam pilot boat at
New York ready for service-Denial
that President Andrews of Brown uni
versity intends to resign-Harvard
Street Baptist church celebrates five
years of successful work by it's pastor
DIR. Hale and other prominent clergy
men preach on Boston Common-Bos-
toms parade and banquet in Victorias
honor took place.
TUESDAY, JUNE %.
Diamond jubilee parade in London;
| 100000 people in the etropolis-Bos-
ton jumps into the lead in the race for
| the league penant-Celebratio of the
queens jubilee in Boston markd by
! parad in which the veterans of Victorian
wars took part, and monster banquet
in Mechanics hall, at which several dis
tinguished people spoke-Charles river
park management trying to get Michael
| Titus matCh-Irish members of parlia-
ment oppose the congratulations of the
| queen-EmgrantS to Liberia return
without a cent; the scheme a failure
Hiram H. Johnson of Lowell, Mass,
robbed in broad daylight on a Haver-
hill street car-Senator Mark Hanna
emphatically denies that Sherman Is to
retire from the cablnet-Levi Parker
attempts to commit suicide by hanging
in Lowell, Mass, police station; cut
down by station keeper-Simeon
'Brien of Randolph, Mass, found wan
dering in woods with his throat cut;
supposed to have been rendered insane
by his mothers dath-MalOni Wilson
of Waltham, Mass, attempte to kill
Miss Maggie Hines, an then klle him
self-Erastus Wyman, the greatest
agitator of annexation of Canada to the
United States, says the day for that has
passed forever-Debs in outlining his
social democracy declares that the pres
ent order of things must go, peacefully
he hopes otherwise if need be-Ordi-
nancebuilding in the Brooklyn navy yard
burned; loss $500, 000-Informal recep-
ton and dinner rendered to General P.
A. Collins-John Mullen arragined in
New Bedford, Mass, on a charge of man
slaughter of Captain Patrick Curran;
held in $5OOU-Paper hangers union
and master paper hangers agree upon
wages and hours and strike is averted
-McKinley's letter to the queen pre-
sented by Whitelaw Reid-Burleigh
the congressman elect from Third Maine
district-Professor Arson D. Morse,
head of department Of history of Am
herts college, resigns-Thirteenth an
nual reunion of the old Tenth" regi-
ment at Greenfield Mass.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23.
Queen Victoria rides in procession,
escorted by soldiers from many races,
and accompanied by subject princes, CO.
lonial premiers representatives of all
worlds nd pb l1xy
millions of loyal subjects-Wild chase
after a colored man at Reading, Mass,
the crowd supposing him to be the much
wanted highwayman; his story a con-
nected one, and railway men fail to
identify him-Testmony concluded in
the Lowell, Mass, bribery cases; Judge
Bond believes notes valueless, and would
offer a verdict for the defendants on
that ground, but as the state has no
right of appeal he would leave it to be
settled by the supreme cCurt-Ten-
mile race between Michael and Titus
will come off at Buffalo on July 3
Wellesley college sends out its 18th and
largest graduating class; address by
Professor Calvin Thomas and award of
degrees-Ohio Republicans open their
convention at Toledo General c. H. |
vi Us NSllOIy CudlIIldu, says the heDuD-
lican campaign pledges are being full
filled and prosperity is rapidly coming;
lie dares the Democrats to again indorse
anarchy-Boston Baseball club drops
back into second place-Senators Plat !
and Allison have sharp tilt in the SEN
ate with Carter and Foraker over the |
details of the wool schedule-Rev. Dr. |
David H. Greer of New York city elected
Episcopal bishop coadjutor of Rhode |
Island-Man and his daughter fatally |
hurt in grade crossing accident at Wal |
lingfOrd, Conn; four others injured
Governing board of the Handel and |
Haydn society of Boston elect Carl Ter |
rahn conductor, and three officers re-
sign-Mildred Brewster, who killed |
Anna Wheeler at Burlington, VT, is |
dying-Henry A. Holcomb held for |
further hearing on charge of conspiracy |
to defraud Bennett Manufacturing COM
pany of New Bedford. Mass, of 800, 900 |
Three men held up in Lynn, Mass,
give the would-be robbers a severe |