Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-21

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under sealed orders, presumably for
China other nations hurrying reinforce
ments; no news from Pekin,--wladis-
| law Parowski OF Northampton, Mass.
stabs his wife. then attempts suicide
| Miss Cast finishes her 1000 mile bicycle
| ride in the record breaking time of 113h.
s3m.-James Dryer, sailor on U. S. s.
Hartford. jumps overheard and tries to
swim ashore calls for help and is cap
| tured--Three more women attacked by
| mobs in st. Louis; cars running on every
| line. but no passengers: boycott costing
the Transit company $4,000 a day
Miss Anna G. Thompson of Lynn, Mass.
| disappears and her relatives fear that
| she has eloped with Frank Hin. a marine
British forces in South Africa being
withdrawn; taken as indication that
Roberts considers end Of struggle not
far away--Three killed and IA other
persons injured in an explosion of dyna-
mite and sunpowder in Philadelphia---
Nationalist carry entire ticket in Ha-
vana elections. General Rodriguez being
| chosen mayor-Boston Central Lie Dor
union adopts resolutions on the alleged
| unsanitary condition of Boston school
| houses--George Champion visited in
Alfred. Me. jail by his sister and niece.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10.
Taku forts fire on foreign fleets with
| out warning; fire was returned. forts
| silenced and taken; one British warship
said to have been sunk---Roosevelt
bobbing both ways on nomination.
Mill of Commonwealth Mining company
at Pearce. Aiiz., burned loss, $500 600
Columbian rebels defeat government
| troops. killing So officers and 400 men
surrender of Panama demanded
| Historic spots at Clinton, Mass. mark ed
by tablets as feature of the semi
| centennial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of ac-
| cidents result from the mishandling of
| firearms during the celebra ton of
! Bunker Hill day al Boston--No pros
! pect OF settlement OF st. Louis strike
General assembly of the X. of L..
meets at Washington behind barricaded
| doors trespass warrants served on six
! elegates--Enormou output of gold
| in III" Klondike predicted; Cape Nome
richer than reported Henry b. Favor
| of Maiden, Mass, arrested on a charge
| of using the mails To- defraud-General
Joe Wheeler appointed to command the
| department of the lakes Pierce bea q
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| Michael In 20-mile motor-paced race at
! Boston--Loss of British schooner Mel
| lie at sea. and rescue OF crew by a Phil
| adelphia bound steaner--Boers re-
firing ON Middleburg. followed by Brit
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| WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20
| New York delegation votes to support
| Timo,hy Woodruff for tho vice prcsi-
| dency; Roosevelt again asks his friends
not to vote for him: Longs chances seem
| bett,r-Russian troops said to have
attacked Pekin: powers preparing to
send troops to China; interna tional re-
| lief column on an arid plain with no
! good water. and surrounded nv the
enemy--Charles Hanson. aged 6. of
Boston. missing---Unknown man dies
from drinking poison at Milton. Mass;
-Cambridge city government takes
steps to investigate the charges Of lob
hyins against Secretary Hubbard Of the
school board--tive Republican dele
gates injured by fall of an elevator in
a Philadelphia hotel--Herry T.. Par.
sons. who shot and killed william, Ham
! mond at Boston. refuses to talk of tho
affair-C,eorge ,,hamnion the allased
murderer. disappointed at rot hearing
from his wife--Senator Wolcott of