Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23
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powder used
cashier by two mon in attempting m
berry at Lynn---Hfpiing much bette
Will be allowed TO fesse his room in a fe'
daye--Stesmer Delta returns frsm tn
wrecked Castilian and reports tina
wreckers are tearing the ship TO piece
-sergeeSr Mason testif'as before cour
OF inquiry THAI an ssant Of Armour e. Co
told him "preeervatine" was used on
Mckinley starts for
Jekyl island; Speaker Reed already
there---Speculationa at tho capital Az to
the significance Of Speaker Reeds visit
to the south during McKinley's visit
there-Ten people killed by the cy-
clone at Edwardsville, Ala. and
four at waynesboro. Ga---Aaron
y. Snow Of Jackson, Me, al
legged to be a forger--Six men attempt
to hold up hack carrying four men and
driver at North Chelmsford, Mass
Holders Of Cuban claims in the United
States said not to be likely to secure
prompt payments-Ten steamships
long overdue at Boston-William Muir
ray attempts to commit suicide in Wal
than (Mass) police station--AIiss EN-
ma NJ. Clark of Northampton, Mass,
burned to death--Captain Wides, who
commanded the cruiser Boston at Ma
Mia. to take charge of the Brooklyn
navy yard this week.
TUESDAY, MARCH u.
Mary Ann Taylor, an old offender. ar
rested at Boston en charge of shoplift-
ing property worth $500 TO $1,000 found
in her rooms---TwO unidentified bodies
found in the ruins Of the Windsor hotel;
articles recovered from the debris
George w. Chandler, secretary Of an
accident insurance association, arrested
at Boston on charge of perjury-Gen-
eral Miles arrives in Boston and re-
ceives g. roueing welcome-Sannue
Lindsay convicted of the murder of
Lottie w. Church in Rhode Island and
sentenced to imprisonment for life
Bryan writes a sharp letter of refusal to
attend the banquet OF the Democratic
club, Croker and Bolmont's organiza-
tion--Enforcernent Of the smallpox
regulations Mt L. edo, Tex, leads to fur
Their fighting, but the crisis seems to have
pasaed-Aguinoldo decapt8tes a gen
eral who advises pesce; heroism of the
Washington volunteers--Fears of an
epidemic of measles in the Fifth Massa-
chusetts- cable again out
of order-Presiden Mckinley and his
party goes to Jehyl siand--Suppoee c
bomb found at Park street (Boston) sub
way station proves 20 be dry batter
of an electric lamp-Mrs. Place sue
cessfully electvcuted at Sing Sing
Counsel for the Standard Oil COMPANY
Ohio to make pvSir the name Of the man
who offered him big bribe--John
Thompson of New Jersey indicted fc.
spanking his wife; pleaded guilty
jeanette Tenney on trial at Boston or
charge of giving "knockout" powder t.
Frederick P. Everett--Encoura gins
geological survey report on the mnera
deposits of Porto Eico---lTffort makiIf
| to unite az glass manufacturers exec,
those of window glass--Chnago RI
publicans likely to elect Carter mayo.
because Of split in Democratic party
Passenger rate cutting the only unsatis-
factory feature OF the Western railroa
situation-Report that the Parker mi
corporation Of Fall River will build !;
/ ne goods mill at Warren. r. Lat,
| treasury statistics show our exports las
year to have been in excess Of those Of
| Great Britain--Death OF Eben c
| Barker, the last of the Barker family o.
singers--Annual reunion of the Su
burban Press association OF New Eng
land at B )Ston-Charles Everett Clark
widely known builder. died at Son.erville
Mass-Peace meeting at Boston ad
dressed by Samuel Gompers. Hari
Lloyd and George T. McNeill--Brief.
of counsel in the Milliken bribery cas-
at Boston submitted to the full bench o
the supreme court without argument
Telegraph and telephone wires through
out New England suffered severely from
the storm.