The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-20
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. AUG. u.


in Cambridge, Mass-Torpedo boa
Dupont made speed of 2S5 knots On hel
official trial-The metropolitan parl
commission reduces the price fer ac
commodations at the state bath house
at Crescent Beach, Mass-Two Fal
River (Mass) councilmen arrested or
charge of conspiracy to commit bribery
Convict Herbert willis is improving
a warrant for his brothers arrest issued
at Boston-Prince Henri dOreans ar
rives in arseilles-Increased exports
of breatstuffs and cotton in July
Minister Woodford carries no demand
or ultimatum to Spain-Virginia Dem
oCratic convention cheers the name OF
Bryan-DemCc success in Fourth
Indiana district not considered signii-
cant-Police still in the dark on the
North Adams (MassD mystery--Senor
Canovas body arrived in Madrid
Plan for profit sharing considered by
mine operators-John r. Gentry paced
a mile in 2:021a at Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Grace Stevenson was never in Mr..
Beach's house in Salem, Mass--BeEgar
arrested in Lynn, Mass, found to be
shamming a broken arm-Free de-
livery of mail began at Marblehead,
Mass-Colored Methodists meet in
Cambridge, Massachusetts (Mass.)
man, bitten by dog, goes to Pasteur in
stitute - Rain interferes with the
yachting program at Bar Harbor, Me
-Lesna, the French champion. and
Starbuck matched for a 25mile bicycle
race at Charles River park. Boston
Passengers on Teutonic paid $4,000 worth
of duty on wearing apparel-Cowboy
beats bicycle rider in a fivemile race at
Charles River park, Boston--French
and Siamese fighting in neutral 2Sne-
Kaiser and Kaiserin leave ST Peters,
burg for home-Weyle returns safe to
Havana after battles with the rebels
Pope astonished because Lambeth con-
ference was not rendlier-Massach u-
sets Benefit Life directors reject offer of
New York Life-Ten Eyck may not be
able to row in the Philadelphia regatta
FRIDAY, AUG. 10.
Ethan Allen Hitchcock of st. Louis to
be minister to Russia-Ten Eyck did
net start in the national rowing regatta
st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Adams (Mass.)
murder case still a deep mystery--Ex-
citing day in the Chicago wheat pit; no
such activity since 1S82-Naval Con-
Injunction issued and crisis approach
ing in coal miners strike-Virginia
Democratic convention makes nomin-
ations, defeats senatorial plan and ad-
ns-EXpressman's blunder pre-
vents burglars from getting a big haul
in the Back Bay, Boston-Massachu
sets club has an outing in Rhode ISL
and. Senator Hoar praised Professor
i. CsI-
pontment by President Mckinley
Another arrest in connection with Fall
Rivers (Mass) alleged bribery cases
Major M. p. Handy reports business
revival in the West-Chester VT, re-
ceiVes president and vice president
Prisoners and visitors not to be per-
Ynitted to talk in guard room in the
Massachuse it's state prisons-Brigan-
tine Britannia a total wreck near Pla-
centia-Two children kidnapped from
baby farm in Lewiston, Me-All three |
English tennis players beaten in the |
Chicago tennis tournament-Excep |
ticnal period of excitement in the Boston |
Stock Exchange-Hon.J Joseph r. Lee |
son nominated and confirmed as prison
commissioner of Massachusetts-Su
erintendent Eldridge begins his active
duti s at Bos; on police headquarters af- |
ter his return from Europe-Revere
(Iass.) town committee receives a le- |
gal opinion on the right to direct the |
employment of certain classes of men |
Senator Hanna has a thrilling ex-
peripnce; his yacht went on rocks in Lake
Superior; no Seventeen rid |
ers entered fer next weeks six-day BIZ
cycle race at Charles River park, Bos- !
ton-C. S. Mellen elected president and |
L. S. Lamont vice president of the North
s,rn Pacific railroad-The 10th ami |
versary of Topsfield academy cele- !
brated - Boston's subway will be
opened to the public on the morning of
Sept. l.
SATURDAY, AUG. IA.
William Fl. Whiting, a messenger in |
the Massachusetts senate, is said to have |
three wives-Convict Herbert Willis .
died of his injuries at the Charlestown .
(Mass.) prison hospital; prison commits
sioners provide against further attempts
to oVerpOWer guards-Five New Eng
land sculers and a New England crew
win races at the national regatta at Phil
delphia-Marne parade, reception
and harbor illumination in honor of
Uncle Sans warships in Portsmouth
IN. H harbOr-Vermont gave a great
reception to President Mckinley a state
camp-Rights of American citizens to
be respected in Morocco hereafter
Chief minister of Korean privy council
died in Washington-Death of Judge
w. L, Foster of Concord, N H-Presi-
dent Mckinley favors another Pan
American Congratulated that Ameer
of Afghanistan is assisting the tribal
risings agencies receive
most encouraging reports--Marching
striking miners driven back by sheriff
and deputies--SenorC anovas, premier
of Spain, buried-Prince Henry dor
leans accepts a challenge to fight a duel
with Count of Turin-Governor VOL
colt reviewed the First Massachusetts
regiment at Fort Warren, in Boston har-
bcr-President McKinley's civil service
ruling attacked by General Grosvenor
of Ohio-Senator Allen indignant at
action of Ohio POpulists-PIant to as
sign a ship of the regular navy for the
use of the naval militia of the country
No receivership for the Massachu-
sets Benefit Life association likely soon
A horseman beat two wheelmen in
a six-mile race at Charles River park,
Mass.