The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-07-02

through trestle-Skowhega (Me.)
roughs driven from lot on which a circus
had raised it's tents-Position of Japan
in regard to Hawaii explained; claimed
to have no Interior designs upon the ISL
ands but that annexation interferes
with existing treaty rights, which they
may not be able to renew with the United
States-Cruiser MarL!ehead at Marble
head Mass, visited by thousands of
people, will remain there until WedneB-
day-.-De Molay comrlandery, K. T.,
having a fine time in Pittsfeld, Mass
Thomas Duggan instantly killed by
falling pile of lumber in Worcester, Mass
-Rev. George w. Cooke of Lexington,
Mass, breaches his farewell sermon,
warning his hearers to beware of too
great Observation-Disclosures Sher"
man in New York discusses trusts,
diplomatic affairs and Ohio politics.
Admiral Beardslee said to have taken
prompt action in Honolulu when tbs
Japanese threatened to land a force
Boy falls exhausted from his wheel af-
ter riding 81 miles; his back muscles
break from the spine-ReV Father
O'Brien of Somerville, Mass, germs the
A. P. A. a motley and unpatriotic
crowd" Hibernians decline to parade
on the Fourth-EX-G Governor Horace
Poles of Iowa abandons free silver at IS
to 1, but adheres to bimetallism-Two
pieces of a mutilated body of a man
found eight miles apart in New York
city-Death from Java fever aboard
the British ship Traveller of the captain
and 10 of the crew-Death of WILDER
H. Lansil, the noted animal painter, at
his horne in Dorchester, Mass-James
Hecklif, colored, arrested in Woburn,
Mass on suspicion of being the man
who held up an electric in Reading re-
Gently.
TUESDAY, JUNE 20.
Explosion IN a fireworks factory at
Beachmont, Mass, killed Harry York
and Matthew ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sem
Tors their last class dinner passed a
vote of thanks to Lehman and agreed to
back him again-Probabil ity that the
tariff will become a law inside of two
weeks; duty of 20 per cent ad valorem
placed on hides; many signs of revival
of industrial activity-GOlumbi fresh
men re rowing fast-H A. Cutting
- -. he Charles river at Wal
: the result of foolng in
e of officers of the Amer
'rcsWv company on charge of
EonspMacw en- to the jury-John L.
Sullivan Is not following Muldoon's in
structions in regard to training-Will-
lam F. eRagan attempted suicide in q
Boston hOtel-Chelsea (Mass.) citizens
who are opposed to the location of an
oil plant hold a mass meeting-Death
of Editor George B. Bagley of Portland
Me, at a Boston hotel-James ]. Rey-
nolds, a South Boston man, died sud
denly in the rooms of the Gatey club
-EX- Mayor Baxter e. Perry of Med
ford, Mass, goes to a Maine sanitarium,
ruined in fortune and health-Far-
ragut day observed in South Boston with
sports, music and fireWorks-Witht the
signing of the Hawaiian treaty the
United States prepared for any pos
sible contingency with Japan; strategic
work of navy prepared by Captain
Mahan and Captain Taylor; base of Of
fensive operations against Japan in case
of trouble would likely be Unalaska
Annual outing of Dirigo federation,
composed of sons and daughters of
Maine and descendants held at Nahant,
Mass; Hon. Elihu B. Hayes of Lynn
elected resident-Nashua boy stabbed
alleged, by another 17-year-old boy
Three New Bedford (Mass.) whalers
fast in the ice off Mckenzie river; in
dangerous position when foes start
Sudden death of Rev. Frank M. Ellis of
Brooklyn--Charles P. Petty of Port
land, Me-, has been missing a week and
his friends and family are alarmed
Almost positive identification of James
/ bo oh
up electric car in Reading, Mass, June
18-Five hundred Christian Endeavor-
ers leave Boston for San Francisco
Two men killed and many wound d dur
ing a shooting affray at, {, picnic! in
entucky-Famous Maza4in Bible
sells for 100000 in London; several others
bring over $4,000.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30.
Harvard beats Yale at New Haven,
1913 and takes the baseball series; great
enthusiasm thereat-Lucien Lesna, the
French champion rider, in Boston, to
begin training for middle distance
matChes-Charges are be ng made that
persons in yachts off Nahant were
counted by census enumerators, and that
one more license has been granted than
the town is entitled to-Body of the
mysterious murder in New York pos
itively identified as that of Theodore
Cyklan, cabinetmaker-Yal alumni
and corporation ho.d meetinSs-C
mencement exercises at Dartmouth col
lege-Chairman Buffers paper prints
signed editorial flaying Tom Watson
Combination making an effort to de-
feat McLean's candidate in the Ohio
Democratic convention will probably be
ineffective-St Louis beats the east
ward record, New York to Southampton,
by one hour--RadcIiffe college, Cam
bridge, Mass, cOnfers b. A. degree upon
80 young ladies; Harvard classes and
the medical school association hold re-
unions-Train wrecker at Slocumville,
r. l., at last captured-Boston again
defeats Brooklyn in a hot finish
doc" Langley, king of confidence men,
sentenced to eight years in state prison
at Boston-City officials discussing
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