The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-13
THE UNITED OPINION FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 49, 1897

PittSteld, Me--Cermany VIII start no
tariff war against the United States
Emperor and Empress of Germany visit
The czar and cZarina-Bicycle rider
coasts 1892 feet in competition in Walt
ham, Mass-Re gimental shoot at
Maine stat ear Body of Miss Mable
Sheldon of Worcf ster. Mass found in
Lake Quins samCnd--Strike of long
shoremen at Fairport o.; serious trouble
feared-Ex-Alder Sanford of Bos-
ton a candidate f, + Rel u lean nominal
tiUn for mayor-Warm contest for the
Nockland (Mass) postl- aStership-
Jimmie Michael makes new bicycle
records for ] ode Isla d from two to
five miles-James Jenkins Of Lewiston,
Me-, shot his wife. but she IS not seri-
ously injured esiden- Yrung of the
National Bias tal 'eague resigns a gov
eminent clerl slip--ac re- rv lie (Mass.)
man arrested in aine for XII ing a deer
New J.. : and mountain G. ,nbers as
cend Victoria peak-Insane woman
burns her brot .er's hou=e i, Lisbon,
Me-Fiftv-siX persons killed, "a fatally
injured ant 20 theirs badly hurt by a
powder explosion in Rustchuk Bulgaria
Submarine torpedo boat Plunger
launched in Professor Ell
lott replies hotly to General Fosters
riticisms-General Foster returns
from Bering sea mission.
MONDAY, AUG. Q.
Canovas del Castillo, prime minister
of Spain, shot and killed by an italian
anarchist ssassin--Emperor William
exchanges pledges of peace with the
czar-Police have few clews to work on
in the North Adams (Mass.) murder
case-Sums aggregating 81, 900 pledged
at the Christian Alliance convention at
Old Orchard, Me-United States BUSH
ness revival an important factor in Lon
don financial circles-First dressmaker
has arrived In Klondyke-Steamer
Willamette for gold fields will carry
heavy load of passengers-A ship will
sail from New York for Klondyke on
Aug 21-Mrs. Az cry speaks in the
street at Boston without a permit and
is arrested-Larges crowd ever known
at Crescent beach (Mass.) over 10O,-
OOO-Patrolman Rice of Cambridge,
Mass, arrested Dennis Sullivan after a
hard battle, in which the officer was cut
over the award of a
city contract at Lewiston, Me-Henry
committed suicide in Boston-Surfman
drowned near Provincetown, Mass
James Marion drowned at Taunton,
river in Bridgewater, Mass-William
J. Clark of Lowell, Mass, was drowned
in the observation-disclosures camp meet
ing opened in Cottage City, Mass
Heavy artillery regiment begins it's
weeks tour of duty at Fort Warren, in
New York paper announces that the
Prince of Wales yacht is for sale-A
schooner was detained at Bridgeport,
Conn, on suspicion of being filibuster
An East Weymouth, Mass, shoe fac
tory practically destroyed by fire
Harvard football players will not begin
practice until September.
TUESDAY, AUG. TO-
The police are carefully watching the
movements of a friend OF Reed, the muir
dered North Adams (Mass.) man
Newports naval bail was a magnificent |
Enthusiastically Sherman denies the
Canovas interview attributed to him
Balance of trade largely in favor of the
United States-Clause detrimental to
Canadian railroads. found in the new
tariff law-Hunger is doing more than
anything else to injure the cause of the
striking miners-Star Pointer and Joe
Patchen have been matched to race at
Chicago for $4,000 purse-The New |
York Yacht clubs boats spend day at
anchor at Par harbor Me-Hon. J. .
w. Foster called On President Mckinley .
at PlattsDurg, n. la. ing jeWelly .
robbery on Boylston street, Boston
Eleven companies Of the Vermont ma
tional guard ale in camp at Chester
Bicycle rider beat horses in tiVe-mile |
race at Charles River park, Cambridge, .
Mass-GulLensuppe mystery deepens;
evidence secured, ii is said, that will up
set present theories-SuIt by daugh-
ter to obtain her share Of William Lot
timers estate from the executor
Suicide of W. G. Read, Jr., New York .
stock broker-North Carolina will vote
against an additional tax for the support
of public schools-Maniac who threat
ened Rev. DR.. Hale sent to an insane
Newfoundland fishermen pro-
test against regulations on French shore
of railway telegraphers has
been charged with importing Canadians
Mysterious suicide of Carl Neubur-
ger, a New York merchant-hoke
Smith settled the strike in Georgia cot
ton Massachusetts Benefit Life
association not allowed to take new
business in New ampshire-Death of
William Picknell, the Boston artist
Kansas state authorities take action in
defiance of federal cOurts-Capture of
Abu Hamid by the Anglo-Egyptian ex-
peditiCn-Countess Cowley divorced
three more steamers to so from
San Francisco to the gold fields this year.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. II.
Convict Herbert Willis and his brother
make a desperate fight for liberty at
Charlestown (Mass.) prison; both are
fatally shot and they wound Turnkey
Darling-Double murder at North
Mass, puzzling the police
Sudden death of Pre- siGent Marcy of the
Railroad COMPANY Decis-
i've battle in Matanzas reported between
insurgent and Spanish forces--Presi-
dent would be gratified by the resigna-
ton of Secretary Sherman-Premi"r
Canovas to be buried with military
honors-M. F. Dwyer, the great racing
man and plunger, forced to ask time
from his creditCrs-Cramps SUI gov
eminent for damages in building ships