Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29


TO rout-Story that New York Central
will lease Boston and Albany--Cleve-
| land strike ended and street cars running
| again--Senator Mcmillan not worried
over Alger- Pingree Combination--No
| sign OF agreement in the Kentucky Demo-
cratic eadlock-Cornerston of st.
| Margarets Catholic church laid in Dor
| chester (Boston)--Rear Admra Samp-
| son expected to relinqush command Of
| North Atlantic squadron in November
Exports of American manufactures
| during past 10 years show an increase in
value of over 100 percent-Strong prob
ability that the new fiscal year will show
| an excess of receipts-Peary Arctic
| club to send an expedition to commune
| cate with the explorer on west coast of
| reenland--Joseph Guidott arrested in
| Newburyport. Mass, for embe zzlement
| TUESDAY. JUNE q.
| Cornell wins freshmen event on the
| Hudson - Jewels seized from Mrs.
Dodge by New York customs officers now
said to be worth over 800 0OO--R. l..
| Doherty again wins the tennis cham
| picnship Of Great Britaln--No more
league baseball games to be played in
| Cleveland this year--Serious rioting in
Spain as result of the budgetary pro-
| posals-President Mckinley leaves
| Adams for Washington-Mrs. Adde b.
Barrow sentenced to IL years and 10
months for kidnapping Marion Clark
| Kentucky Democratic deadlock still UNI
broken-Emergency squadron, COM
prising five auxiliary gunboats. to be
fcrmed-Queen Victoria witnesses a
review of more than Is, 900 Of her troops
---Five Somervile school teachers re-
sign to get married-Two Haverhill
boys drowned in Little river--Nr. and
Mrs. Frederick II. Lowell travel from
Cambridge. Mass, to New York by troll
ley in 81 hours and Is minutes
NJ w. Carter, Chelsea, Mass. express
man, killed in a shooting accident
Felix McCabe Of Cambridge found dead
at Boston-Appearance of On immense
sun spot, aid to be the most remarkable
in 20 years--Rev. Nathan f. Wood. D.
D., elected president of the Newton
theological nstitute-Vaughn brothers
found guilty of assault with intent to kill
at Lowell--Specal commission roundly
criticises the Boston city building de-
partment, of which John S. Damrel is
the head and recommends many changes
Free movement of grain continues
Wages of glass workers to be raised
New Zealand orders an iron bridge
in Connecticut--Death of Professor
Samuel Harris of Yale theological SEM
inary-Mrs. Barrow sentenced to II
years and 10 months for kidnapping
A $40. 900 900 company being formed to
control the Texas cattle business
Announcement that the new spirits trust
controls the entire whisky output of the
country-Lynn electrical plants may
be forced to raise the price of their prod
, uct owing to increased cost of copper
Democrats at Louisville still unable to
agree on candidate for governor, and
! many of the delegates go home-Tin-
plate manufacturers and workers COM
mittees fail to agree, and strike of so 900
men may begin-Presiden Dolan of
} the United Mine Workers says miners
will get a wage advance of Is cents ton
next year-Report that the Boston and
Albany railroad is to be leased by the
New York Central given general cred
ence-Otis too rigorous in his censor
ship of news from Manila-The Sham
rock launched ccessfully--Report
= that China will level the Chinese wall
: French senate and deputies support new
cabinet-Rumors Of competition in the
Nova Scotia iron fields.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %.
Pennsylvania won the eight-oared
rowing contest, Wisconsin second, Cor
nell a poor third and Columbia LAST
President Mckinley decided to enlist
volunteers for duty in the Philippines
Navy department not to appoint a
: board of inquiry into Schley's conduct
; unless the rear admiral requests one
British proposition relative to Alaskan
boundary rejected by the United States
e Secretary Alger will neither leave
the cabinet nor give up senatorial race
! Death of Hon. John G. Sinclair OF
bethlehem y. H-Cyclers to be
obliged to carry lighted lanterns when
riding in Boston parks after Aug. i
Everett Mass, common council opposed
! to proposed annexation to Boston
Fourteen-year-old English schoolboy
makes a batting record of COS. not out,
> in a cricket game-Clarence Hobart
and partner beaten in final round OF
British doubles tennis championship
Joseph Sexton, years old. killed by
being run over by wagon a BOSTON
Fifth Regiment Veteran association OF
Massachusetts holds its annual reunion
Coils sion on the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad near Read
Vile Mass: engineer killed and fireman
died ater-Benjam amin Lang. Si years
old charged with killing his wife, SO
years old, at their home in Boston
Chicago stock yards strike settled
Colorado smelter strikers appeal for ar
- bitration-No choice at Kentucky
| Democratic convention - Preferred
stock of yarn-mll trust said to be all
y subscribed for-Colorado to he repre-
: scented al Paris by life-szed statue in
gold-A new s50O00O0 sugar company
: formed to do business in Hawaii-Pro-
> fessor George Harris of Andover elected
: president of Amherst colleee-Pingres
=, said to be looking forward to being a
. candidate for president in l904-Ameri-
= can manufacturers expect to secure or
:. ders from Russia for $40. 600, 600 worth of
, misunderstanding wreck of the
Pawnee bound from Charleston TO Bos-
-, ton, sighted near Cape Henry; crew safe
" landed at Wilmington. n. C-St.
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern rail-
= road TO issue $40 900. 900 of new stock and
: $40. 900 900 bonds-President Mckinley
;, and party returned TO Washington-
9 French ministry upheld in vote on a
a motion in chamber by Deroulede-Two
a Americans claim to have been evicted
from Guatemala after discovering gold
mine--Choate sees Salisbury with ref
erence to Canada's objections to the
v modus vivendi regarding Alaskan boun-
= dairy.
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