News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-17
THE WEEKS NEWS.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10.

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Yacht Independence said to be leak
ing badly-New Workers riot against
pay chairs in public parks and they
will be removed-Eddy Osborne, II,
drowned at Everett, Mass, while try
ing to elude pursuit of man whose boat
he had used without permission--Su
pect under arrest at Grahamsville, \.
Y, is not Blondin-J. a. Murphy an
actor, dies at Boston from overdose of
Opium-Cuban constitutional cOnyen-
ton rejects electoral law-Ruhlin de-
feats FitZsimmOns in wrestling match
-CrucillX supposed to have belonged
to the Jesuit Missionary Marquette I'M
erathed at Ann Arbor, Mich--RObert
S. Bradley wants receiver appointed
for the Bradley Salt company Of War
saw, N. Y-Vessel from Greenland
brings no news of Peary: belief that
the Windward is caught in the ice
More Filpinos surrender to Colonel
Wint-Assistant Secretary of the
Navy to resign sOon-Judge Hunt to
succeed Governor Allen of Porto Rico
Secretary Root said to be working
on a plan for federal militia-COmp-
troller Dawes says our banks are -four
ishing to an unusual degree-Ques-
ton of franchises involved in the tele-
graph controversy relative to lines to
Cuba-Explorer Baldwin at Tromsoe
Prince Christian of Denmark plans
to visit United States in 1002-Bill pro-
II T., e 4
ton oath may go over to next year
Plan for European commercial union
against the United States said to be
taking definite shape--Russian gov
eminent sanctions construction of an
oil pipe line 561 miles long, from Baku
to BatOum.
THURSDAY, JULY II.
Ohio Democrats denounce Bryan and
tramp upon his picture; Kilbourne NOM
mated for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS routed
from Evanston, Ills, by stream from
fire engine, after having refused to dis
perse-COnductor' blunder causes
wreck near Norton, Kan. in which 1G
people are killed and many injured
Close of Christian Endcavot convention
'-Patrolman Donovan of Boston bad
ly beaten with his own club by roughs
-Cloudburst does serious damage at
Corbin, MOnt-Rcading shop hands be
leye their strike will sprcad-Mr. Car
negie gives Alameda. Cal. $50 600 for n
library Combination of Independent
coke manufacturers proposed--Lum-
bermen at Mt. Breckenridge, Cal, lynch
a Chinaman-No progress made in
raising the steamer Old Dominion
Palisades commission has 100000
available, and its work is progressing
Croker alarms TammaDy by writ
ing that he will not return for the fall
campaign-Mrs. Martha Patterson.
daughter of President Johnson. died 1T
Greenville, Tenn-WithdraWal Of
Flint mills from Fan River, Mass, sell
ing committee renews the discussion as
to its niZatiOn-Great interest
in the naval maneuvers off Nantucket,
Mass-Turkey's $4,000 indemnity re-
ceived in WaShington-Fed party
in the Philippines urge war on the friars
arrangements made for the de-
parture of $50 teachers for the Philip
pines-MOre names on the pension roll
and larger disbursements than q year
ago-British try to run down the Beers
in Cape COlOny-Fire in Sydney, \.
S. W., causes loss of $1,000, 000-Edu-
cational bill passes the house Of com
mons--Russia will employ $4,000
troops TO defend the Manchurian rail
way-Report that Canadian Pacific
officials will recognize the union, and
that the strike will soon end
FRIDAY, JULY T..
Independence creates surprise b.
leading Constitution on 15-mile beat to
windward--New York court Of APP
peals sustains eight-hour lava. b.
Kittredge, native Of New Hampshire,
appointed United States senator from
South Dakota-Suilling machinists
at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock company give mp fight, and the
men agree to return to work at old terms
h'unionromanyNE7No en- mem cmcn
Professor West of Princeton college
elected president Of the American
Pathological Observation-Disclosures
Wing of the Globe National bank, BOs-
ton, states that he believes depositors
will be paid in full---Sharp break in
machinists' strike at Cincmnati-Dud-
ley G. WOOton Of Dallas nominated for
congressman by Texas Democrats
Reorganization of the FAN River, Mass,
selling committee more likely than Its
soIution--NickelP Plate freight train
goes through bridge near Springfield
o.; several employees lilled-Agricul-
tural implements manufacturers place
contracts worth about 100000 with
Pittsburg cOncerns--Two strike lead
ers in York, Pa, sentenced to fine and
! Imprisonment for violating courts in
| iuncton--President Hinsey of the
Knights of Fythias board of control re-
signs; charges to be brought against him
Action of the Ohio Democratic con.
vention considered very important;
| foreshadows that a conservative policy
! will be adopted by the Democrats
Wharton Barker favors compulsory ar
| bitration for settling labor strikes
| President Mckinley would push recip-
| rocity treaties as solution Of tariff re-
vision cussion-Manchest Guar
dian hears of negotiations for peace in