The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-02-26
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY FEB. 1S.

IQrkGy preparing u STU TWO squad
rons of warships aga.n Greece and to
concentrst tie 10000 troops the Greek
frontier---Death Of Hon. JolI l. Baker
OF ReverlI, Mass.--Glouceste schooner
a, crew of Is men given up for lost
Det~lcation Of Town Ire Asurer Dyar
causes a sensation at Plymouth. Mass.
National Congress of Mothers at
shington-ATtLur Lowering breaks
the Harvard streI tFsh record-Pills-
bury beats ShoWalter in the Brooklyn
chess match--North Atlantic squadron
to leave Charleston Saturday-Dem-
ocratic members of the Lawrence COM
mon council fight for President McCar-
TIL. remOVal-Senate agrees to con-
ferei. report on immigration bill
Clevela-,"'S crack cavalry company to
escort Flus' lent Mckinley at the in
auguration-Mme. Calve pursued and
threatened by a mysterious admirer-
Death of Rear Admiral Edmund r. CAL
houn at shington-Charitable and
medical societies petition the legislature
for a separation of Boston public in
situations of diverse interests-Pro-
posed legislation relating to con agious
diseases criticised by Boston physician
James Splaine returned to the
Jail at Boston with a broken leg
Carl Faction resigns dictatorship of the
Boston Conservatory of Music and is
succeeded by George w. Chadwick
Warrants out for the arrest of five of
Chicago's alderman-Train wrecking
made murder in New York state
Electricity soon to be substituted for
steam power by the elevated railways of
New York.
FRIDAY. FEB. 10.
Colonel John MoCooly IF Nau, vorl,
selected by President-elect Mckinley
for attorney genersl-Wholesale mas
sacre of Mussulmans by Christians in
Crete-ExPr President Sterling Elliott
of the L. A. w. blames Spencer Williams
for his defeat-Death of General j. c.
Robinson, former commander-in-chi
of the Grand Army, at Boston-Writ
OF habeas corpus served in the Iasigi
case in New York-National confer
ence of church clubs held at Providence
New Hampshire substitute ballot bill
amended by the house in committee
Eighteen-year-old girl confesses to set
ting fire to a Boston apartment house
Receiving Teller Chaplin of Fourth
National bank of Boston defaulter-
Senator Sherman to make his last eff
fort for a vote on the arbitration treaty
House votes to seat the Republican
contestant from the Tenth Kentucky
district--Resolution for an inquiry into
South Carolina election favorably re-
pcrted-Admiral Bunce's fleet re-
viewed in Charleston harbor by the sec.
rotary of the navy--Bellamy Storer
slated for assistant secretary of state
Woman suffragists meet with defeat
in the Massachusetts house. Voters
qualification amendment rejected
The Central Baptist church at Chelms-
ford, Mass, observes it's 50th anniversary
Torpedo boat No. turned over to the
navy partment-Woman suffrage
defeated by Oklahoma house-ReV |
John E. Tuttle installed as pastor of the
new Union church at Worcester, Mass |
Boston man receives a peculiarly |
addressed letter from Ireland-Nine
hundred thousand tons of steel rails sold
in the past week-George Dixon and
Frank Erne matched to fight in New
York on March 9-Forty-one candi-
dates for the Harvard varsity nine re-
port to Captain Dean-PhiIadelphi
sporting writer's start a movement to
raise a fund for John L. Sullivan
Boxer killed in the ring near Cincinnati
Six persons killed by Indians near
Winona, N. D-Boston Y. M. c. A. OBJ
serves its 46th anniversary.
SATURDAY, FEB. 20.
Panic over a slight fire at the Everett
school, Boston, causes injuries to many
little girls one of whom may die
Iasigi dismissed as Turkish consul at
Boston by Alustapha Bey on learning
from Secretary Olney how his case
stands-Lord Salisbury proposes to
the powers that autonomy be given
Crete-No sign of any solution of the
Cretan question; the powers beginning
to disaEree-Ricado Ruiz, the American
dentist found dead in his cell in prison
at Guiana bacoa; Consul General Lee to
nvestigate--Wester Wheelmen pre-
pairing to organize a league for racing
of the Goods of Boston
a grand affair-Ex- Queen
l .iiuokalani admits she is in America to
work against anneXation-King of
Greece openly favored resistance to the
demands of the powers-Corbett gets
in new blow and is happy; Fitzsim-
IRONS is met by demonstrations all along
the route to Carson, Nev.-Judges
Colt and Webb will announce their de-
cision in the Bran case next Tuesday
Harvard alumni in New York hold
their annual dinner-Chief Conlin
boards President Roosevelt of the New
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minent--Ambassad Bayard to be
given LII. d. by Cambridge university
inquest hearing at Green
field, Mass, will be resumed-John
Boyle O'Reilly tablet presented to the
Catholic University of America at
by Bostonians-The Lex
ow committee pegs away at it's investi-
cation of trusts-Hon. James Gary of
Maryland to enter McKinley's cabinet
probably as postmaster general-Su-
preme court sustains Mayor Courtney in
case of superintendent of public build
ings at Lowell, Mass.-Dr. Ernst of
Harvard testifies before aldermanic
that, in his opinion, consump-
ton is not hereditary, but contacious-
Russia prepared to bring about forci-
BILE expulsion of Greek fleet from Cretan
waters-President McKinleys cabi-
net accepted as complete-Senate
takes no acton on the arbitration treaty
Joe Vendig will sue Dan Stuart for
a share in the Corbett- Fitzsimmons
fght"Senator Gray will probably be
nominated by President Cleveland for
district judge for Delaware-House {
completes the naval appro- {