The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-02-05
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, JAN. %.

change at Boston-Senate discusses
extravaganza and Nicaragua canal bill
William A Harris If :, d sas elected
United States senator to succeed Mr..
Peffer-The Princess Chinay aban-
dons her gypsy loVer--Italian govern
rent decides to abandon Erythrea--
United States Senator Jones of Nevada
e-elected-John ]. Hennesy elected
chairman of the Lowell. Mass, Demo-
cratic city committee-Alvin Webster
fugitive from Teer Isle, Me-. caught at
Providence-Further hearing in Lea
:oyd case in Salem, Mass.--Ceebra
ton at Newport N. H., of the 50th we'd
ding anniversary of Hon. and Mrs. Dex-
ter Richards-Two Spanish officers,
with their commands and ammunition,
go over to the Cubans-Five men killed
Instantly on the railroad near East Nor
walk-Reguiars win the in Democratic
state committee legal dpntest-Manu-
facturers at Philadelphia call for prompt
tariff revision-Petition signed by 5000
Bostonians for a separate building for
the girls Latin school presented to the
school board---Mayor Cobb of Newton,
Mass, scores Superintendent of Schools
Aldrich-McKinley proposes to clothe
his cabinet members with more dignity
Senator Sherman informs Governor
Bushnell that he will resign from the
senate, and suggests that Mark Hanna
b. appointed hi successor.
FRIDAY, JAN. 20.
Major Mckinley outlines the policy of
his administration to a senator--Ly-
man j. Gage is rendered and accepts the
treasury portfolio-ColliSion on the
Brooklyn elevated road; two men killed
Nevada Legislature passes the bill
1egaliZing glove ightS-Contested cleo
ton cases reported in the New Hamp-
shire egisature-Maine legislative
committee to investigate bovine tuber-
cuosis-The 250th anniversary of the
organization of the Rhode Island gen.
eral assembly to be GENERALIZATION
al board of trade favors the Loud bill
Senator Dubois of Idaho defeated in con-
test for e-election-Order providing
for establishment of municipal printing
Office passed by Boston common council
National Business Mems league to
ask congress to establish a permanent
non partisan tariff commiSSon--Har-
ward athletic teams to have the use of
Holmes field until July Harvard
students who celebrated at midnight
Tuesday to be ciplned-Colonel
David Bugbee of Bangor given an Odd
Fellows honorable veteran" jewell
Charity whist party at the residence
of Mrs. James G. Blaine at Augusta, |
Me.-Mrs. Learoyd testifies in the al
legged poisoning case in Salem, Mass |
contradictions passed in Massa-
chusetts state house of representatives
indorsing the arbitration tr aty-A. p.
A. opposition to the confirma ton of John
J. Winn's appointment as postmaster at
Haverhill, Mass.
SATURDAY, JAN. so.
General Russell A. Alger accepts the
war portfolio-Bill providing for an in
ternational monetary conference passed
by the senate-Terriblev voyage of bark
Corryvrechan; vessel towed to Boston
clad in ice, fearful sufferings of the crew
--Filest kind of bogus liquors manu-
featured for sale in Lewiston Me-
Business failures for the week show 4
falling off in nulnber-Kennedy on the
witness stand III the Learoyd poisoning
case-Death of Caleb w. Loring, a ,
prominent Boston lawyer-Big shoe
factory may leave Stoneham, Mass, on
account of laDor troubles-House of ,
commons appoints a committee to in
quire into the troubles in South Africa
that English warships are in
.
in st. etersburg-William
]. Bryan gives up hE lecture contract
river ice harvest will be
a. small one---,-Woman who elcped from
Hartford dies in Newark of morphine
f. Turner elected sena-
tor from Washing on-Pilot boat Lib
erty overdue at Boston; considerable
anxiety regarding her fate-Warren
r. Roi Y1>ia a No |
he larceny OF a valuable collection OF
hostage stamps--Rhode Island to erect
q memorial AT Valley Forge-Corbett-
fight may net it's promoter
500, 900.
MONDAY, FEB. 1.
Administration will oppose the ratifi-
cation of the arbitration treaty as
misunderstanding Army to establish
colonies of the unemployed on farms
near every big city-Argentina gov
ernment stops service in Buenos Ayres
OF the River Plate Telegraph company
Death of James II. Nugent, promi-
nent Boston business man-Free
Thinkers met in Boston to cele-
brate the l60th anniversary of the
birth of Thomas Paine-Death of Hon.
George Haywood of Concord, Mass
report of Evangelical Alliance
of United States refers to it's efforts in
behalf of arbitration--Death of Hora-
ito Austin Smith, Medford's (Mass.)
oldest citizen--Fifteen persons injured
In a coasting accident in Bellefont, Pa.
of vessels arriving at Bos-
ton tell of awful experiences in the gales
There VIII be many manufacturers
racing teams on the cycle tracks the
coming season-Kaiser will join in
coercion of Turkey if other powers are
nanimous-Edest daughter of King
Leopold has eloped with an Austrian ,.
George TreveIyan resigns
from house of commOns-Seven per-
sons burned to death in two fires in Ho-
sokep, ". J.---Hundreds of sleighine
parties enjoyed the Sabbath on the
1-onkline (Mass) boulevard-Harry
l.. Anderson of Cambridge Mass. ar
rested on charge OF uttering a forged
81 der-Brockton, Mass. strikers re-
fuse to go back to the Barry shop
Soston City Missionary society OBJ
S0th apnivarSa