The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-06
THE WEEKS NEW s
THURSDAY. JULY %.

II OIhO1A |, OOLl ~.
Miss Barrett's secret half told; identity
of her woman friend disclosed; hotel anG
shopping incidents explained; Codman's
letter book and check book also burned
John ONeil convicted at Greenfield
Mass, of the wilful murder of Mrs. Hat
tie McCloud-New union Of Central
American republics ffected-Occupa-
ton of Palmyra islands by British will
cause trouble-Agreement affected by
"unifOrmity' conference of coal oper-
ators-Maryland Democratic conven-
ton harmonious; critises Dingley bill;
German controlled the convention
Charles Pfaff elected colonel of the First
Massachusetts heavy artillery; Captain
Quimby was elected major1Boston
city government contingent being royalty
entertained in Portland, Me--William
il. Tierney of Boston arrested at Provi-
dence for taking money from his father
john r. Gentry ara Robert both
failed to lower the half mile track pac-
ing record at Combination park; Med
ford, Mass-TWo brothers were killed
by Texas broker.
FRIDAY, JULY 80.
William c. Goldman says Miss Bar
rett was murdered; defies the police to
prove she committed suicide; defends
the memory of the dead girl--Alfred
c. Williams suspected of numbering
Gullio at Lynn Mass; declares his in
nOCence-Chairman Hanna to keep
national headquarters open till after
1900-Cei- trail American objection to
Minister Merry possibly on account Of
his views on Nicaragua canal-Ha-
yana OutpOsts attacked by insurgents;
several Spanish soldiers killed and
wounded-England will join in a none
tary conference to be held in Washing
ton-To tie KlOndyke by Wheel novel
idea of a New York syndicate-Porgy
steamers make trouble for sheriffs on
the Maine cOast--SeVere fighting be-
tween British troops and natives at
Camp Makaland in India-Andrew
Carnegie offers town of Gtirling, Scot,
$4,000 for public library-Star Pointer
wins the free-for-all pace at the Cleve-
land grand circuit meeting-Eight
hundred miners, with repeating rifles,
marching on Odin, Marion county, Ills;
serious trouble feared-Secretary Long
denies that Japan was Intentionally dis
courteous to United States at Yokohama
How Japanese minister of foreign
affairs views Hawaiian question-Sale
of the Union Pacific road ordered
Lewiston (Me,) constab1es scored by
committee on police of the city council
Death OF Levi F. Warren, one of
Newtons (Mass.) oldest school teachers
Maine sportsmen propose to test the
new law relative to guides.
SATURDAY, JULY 81.
Miss Barrett's $500 loan story exploded;
in To e, =,
named, and he denies having her money;
Letter Carrier Wolff says he heard the
shot Which killed her; one broker says
she lost $3.50 through his oftce-Res-
ignation of Colonel Grant from the New
York police board accepted-Newhall
of Melrose, Mass, admits of stealing
from various corpofations; extent Of !
shortaSe he says, is about $1,000
Japan agrees to arbitrate with Hawaii /
Strong evidence against Williams,
who is suspected Of numbering Gallo at .
1,nntield, Mass-President Andrews [
accepts the presidency of the new Co.'S I
mopolttar university of New York
Steamer Tasmania founders off the New
leland coast eight of the crew drowned .
situation at Oporto Portugal; |
ministers fear evolutiOn-Tribesme
repulsed by British troops at Camp NAL
akand; the mullah wounded and his
chief deciple killed-Employe of the
Fall River Electric Light company killed .
while climbing a pole-Pittsburg min
ers' marches to be stopped; sheriff is
sues an order which is resisted by the
Gage thinks prosperity
will returl. as the country gains conf
dence in the future Boston minister
and his two daughters nearly drowned
in the surf at Old Orchard, Me-Great
public bath house at Crescent Beach,
Mass, opened-A warrant in in
5olvency issued against the estate of
James Stevenson, the Boston real estate
and father of missing girl
--Bradstreet's and Dun's commercial
report encouraging business outlook
Colonel William A. Bancroft of Cam
bridge, Mass, elected a brigadier gen.
2ral Of the M. V. NJ, and assigned to the
second brigade.
SUNDAY, AUG. l.
Executive committee of the Massachu-
sets Democratic state committee de-
2ided upon the form Of call for conven-
ton and appointed committees-Only
.wo points unexplained in the Barrett
mystery; the condition of the Codmans'
oOOk9 and the Thorndike visit are still
secrets; tae girl speculated and lost her
money, then told mother she had lent {
$500 to Captain John Goldman in Boston
Comparison of new tariff law with }
he Wilson act shows duties are 20 per l
.ent higher-Larned defeats Wrenn |
or the LongwOod (Mass) tennis bowl
Barker Of Lynn, Mass, robbed
md shot by highwaymen it is thought |
lie will die--Rebels raid a suburb of !
Havana while Spanish soldiers are in
ity - State department trying to
traighten the Central American tangle !
Iron mOulders and core makers of !
1echanics' foundry, Mass, went out on {
trtke-E. H. Ten Eyck of Worcester, !
lass, winner of the diamond SOULS,
eturned from -Robberies of
cean mails from New York being inves-
igated-Showers interfere with pleas !
res of President McKinley-Bredin I
efeats Fitzpatrick in 6OO-yard race in +
4ondOn-Most severe electric storm G
yer known in Waterville, Me- and vi i
white Republicans in {
gnant at appointment of negroes :
Iontreal property valued at 15OO. 900 d,
laimed by Lewiston CMe.), Montreal