Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-23
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MONDAY. NOV. 20,


Rev. Daniel L. Furber, d. D., Of Newton,
Mass--Death OF Hon. w +. Mlliken
of Portland Me--Electric cars collide
at Rockland Me, one man badly injured
American goods displacing those Of
other countries in China-Treasufy
surplus for the year may he over $50, OO0,-
600 ---Conditions in Indian territory
severely arraigned by Commissioner
Jones--Postal deficit for the fiscal year
over Sc. 900 000---Lous Siivetstein. a
Boston bootblack, assaulted by work
mate and dies several hours later
Widespread revolutionary movement in
mba--Dr. Storrs of Brooklyn re-
signs his pastorate after more than so
years service--Swindler Hart. con-
fronted by his victims in New York city,
confesses-Theodor Thomas will not
take his orchestra to Paris because of the
Dreyfus cese--Dwight l.. Moody ar
rives at his home at Northheld. Mass,
much improved in health.
TUESDAY. NOV. 81.
Patrick A. Collins nominated for
mayor by Democrats Of Boston-Fall
River manufacturers offer operatives 5
percent advance In January, if they will
accept SIlllllE scale VI WAGES DIX
coal strike likely in Pennsylvania and
the southwest--Throe more jurors
chosen in the MolineuV trigl--- resi-
dent ]. w. Bashford Of Oh'o Wesleyan
university criticizes Pres'do1t My IN
ley's action on the tempera noe question
Overturned schooner f.. Norris towed
to Salem. Mass; crew thought to be
lost-John Fleetwood sentenced to
state prison at Boston for not over IL,
nor less than nine years, for man
Badgor Worker Moore sem
fenced to ~ years in New York city
New England pension rolls being re-
vised, for the transfer of pensioners to
other distriCts-Final dividend of 8
percent to be received by stockholders
of the Electrolytic Marine Salts COM
pany-Andrew II. Musgrave Of Cam
bridge. Mass. sentenced to state prison
for not less than eight or more than Il
wears for wife murder--New Haven
Y. NJ. c. A. given $4,000 by an unknown
donor--Western railroads decide to
advance rates on lumber and grain
Democrats in Utah decline to make a
petition In behalf Of Roberts-Admiral
Dewey Sives to his wife the new house
presenter to him by public subscription
--Manhattan Oil company sold to an
English syndicate; belief the Standard
oil is concerned in the deal--One thou
sand Kentuckians sign petition pledg-
ing themselves to support Taylor and
aid in his uguration-EnSllsh shoe
manufacturers buying American shoe
machinery in Lynn; much impressed by
our factory methOds-Ncw Haven road
buys 10 Pullman palace cars at cost
of about sl50, 00o for the Bay State limited
express next ummer---Certain indie
pendent telephone companies fear to
consolidate lest it transpire that they
have been captured by the Bell COM
pany-Pauay re bells becoming res sss.
and another enga cement expected
Americans meeting little opposition in
Luzon; northwsrd movement actively
ontinued-Mndanao asks General
Otis for troops to protect people against
oppression Of native governor---Em-
peror William and his party reach Eng
land-Death Of Lady Salisbury, vito
of the English pronlier--Deserting
Yaqui chief says the rebels in Mexico
hope to continue the fight until the
white men are all killed.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. %.
Death OF Vice President Hobart; well
coined death as relief from suffering
Dewey homo transferred to the ad-
miral's son--Thomas n Hart nom
mated for mayor by Republicans OF
BOSton-Cienera LaWton pursuing the
Fiipinos; his whereabouts unknown
schooner Canary GBritish collides with
schooner David s. Siner off Cross Rip
lightship. and is n total wrecF--Jefries
and Corbett matched TO fight for the
heavyweight hip-Dixon-
Lonry glove fight in New York won by
Dixon after % rounds-Fierce race riot
near Rio Grande City, Tex--Steamcr
Manchester Enterprise founders at sea
all hands saved--DiXon Kemp, the well
known British authority on yachting,
dies in London-Queen Victoria re-
ceives Emperor William and other dis
tinguished guests AT a state banquet
/ at Windsor-Warren A. Oliver, ar
rested at Boston for alleged forgery, is
wanted - several other cities a3 well
Former King of the Mosquito coast
married morganically at Kingston, Jam
Charges against District Attorney
Gardiner. New York, to be probcd--
Shipbuilding to be resumed at Machias
Me. by n New York frm---Five men
injured by an elevator accident at
Woonsocket. Il. l.; one probably will die
BELL Telephone company gets con
troll Of the Newark company. an inde-
pendent concern-TWo armed guards
fire into a crowd at Belleville, Ills. and
are badly beaten by the strikers
kentucky legislature likely to repeal the
Goehel law, although Black burn will
probably be returned to the senate
Fall River cloth prices marked up about
4 Of cent a yard by the selling com
nittee; 10000 pieces sold since Satur-
| Manufacture of mems shoes
promises to become a feature in Lynn;
several factories gradually dropping
| their lines Of women's footWear-San-
| tiago hopes General Wood will be APP
pointed governor general Of Cuba
Matanzas Veterans association protests
against civil rule and believes that ma
tive government should now be estab-
| lshed-Presdent Diaz will yield 10
| the pressure to again stand for cleo.
| ton and will be elected
/ Williams cherished measure, the la hoI
| bill, is defeated in the reichstag by a
large majority.