The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-18
THE WEEKS NEWS.
FRIDAY NOV. IL

so we can wipe out the United States
navy-Seven men known to have been
killed in race riots at Greenwood. n. c..
and several more said TO be dead
After day of great disturbance at Will
minGton, n. c., during which eight ne
groes were killed, the city subsidies into
peacefulness- Democrats practically
concede the national house to the Re
publicans, who are gratified-Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew says the result in New
York is an Endorsement of the policy of
expansion, an that Roosevelt was sue
cessful because he was a successful
soldier er-Steamship Westmeath, with
cargo valued at $3.50, ,00O abandoned at
sea: crew rescued by steamship Monte
videan, also in Montreal service
Two boats lost on Lake Erie; carried
crews of six men each-Major Corliss
before war investigating committee at
Detroit denies that position of corporal
was purchased-One hundred Ameri-
can colleges offer free tuition to two or
more young men of Cuba-Eighth
Massachusetts leaves Lexington, KY,
for Americus. Ga-Edward Wise of
Boston charged with causing a death in
New York-General Miles report pub
ments of the war with Spain, and rec
ommends a permanent army of one SOL
der to every 1000 of the population
Richard Croker ascribes Roosevelt's
election to soldier pOpularity-Luigi
Lucheni, assassin of the Empress Of
Austria, sentenced to life Imprisonment
Maine, New Hampshire and Yer
mont report a heavy fall Of snow
Senator Quay says Pennsylvania cam
paign was a man hunt, pure and simple,
and that he will now fight for his seat in
the United States senate -Massachu-
sets heads list of states in payment per
capita for use of the mails-American
missionaries refused passports by Turk
ish government.
SATURDAY, NOV. 12
Four men killed. one seriously injured
and Ia slightly bruised and cut, as the
result of sn explosion at Hanover Four
Corners, Mass-Said in Washington
that Spain has been trying to sell the
Philippines to any European power
which would buy, but they all fought
shy Of the prOposal-Banque in New
York to Major General Miles a notable
success -Murderers of missionaries in
Africa hanged Negroes of Whining
ton, N. c., forced to leave the city by the
still angered whites-Woman and child
burned to death in New Bedford. Mass.
flre-Frank c. Bostock of Hagenbeck's
ZOO attacked and severely injured by the
lion Brutus- George Dixon wins his
bout with Dave Sullivan--Brftish ad-
miralty claim the Teresa as a derelict:
steamer leaves Nassau to take posses
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consul-Weld trial eight run down by
a Harvard freshman crew at Cambridge,
Mass, and several men narrowly escape
drowning-Admiral Dewey cables con-
gratulations to Governor elect Roosevelt
at Oyster Bay, L. l., from Manila
Young Mems Republican club of Lowell.
Mass, give a banquet to Lieutenant
Colonel Butler Ames-Stewart's or
ponents say he is beaten, but the silver
champion says he has two-thirds of the
Nevada legislature and will be returned
-BrocktOn Agricultural society real
lied S16,944 profit on it's last fair
Holyoke aldermen refuse to allow ex-
Tax Collector Keough to handle any
more taxes-Bradstreets reports a
higher level of values-During the
fiscal year of '9S the number of immi
grants reaching the United States was
229, 9,2s9-Heavy snowstorm at Presoue
Isle, Me.
SUNDAY, NOV. 13.
Mrs. Nancy Guilford returning in Gus
tody Of a detective on steamer Lucania
Richard Croker leaves New York for
Hot Springs Smith shot in
New York by Martin Kilkeary, as result
Of quarrel over a young girl-Superin-
tendent Of Holyoke (Mass.) schools, in
resigning, makes grave charges against
the board and aldermen-Eighth Mas
sachusetts arrives at new camp at
Amerfcus, Ga, in good conditiol-
Major Taylor lowers the mile and half
mile records in Philadelphia-B
to Governor-elect Theodore Roosevelt in
New York-Three Providence boys in
jured by explosion Of tomato can of
Possibility Of free shops
at Marlboro, Mass, causing anxiety
among boot and shoe workers-An-
nual Grow supper. in Maiden, Mass,
shared by Republicans and Democrats
Cruiser Maria Teresa on Cat island,
and natives have looted her-Move-
ment for crntrol of fish trade with the
provinces Admiral Miller to be
succeeded by Commodore Howison.
MONDAY, NOV. a.
The administration at Washington
regards the Spanish situation with per-
fsot sQuanimity-Assu given the
United States state department by Ger
many that the visit of Emperor William
TO Spain is devoid Of official character
or igniflcance-Shower Of meteors in
Oklahoma kills two children, damages
houses and sets the prairies on fire
Indications point to the fact that the
cruiser Buffalo was Intentionally dis
abled, and narrowly escaped laundering
at sea; engineers said to have been dis