Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-18
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY II.

wreck near Norton, Kan, in which 10
people are killed aud many injured
Close of Christian Endeavor convention
-Cloudburst does serious damage at
Corbin, Manufacturing shop hands be-
leve their strike will spread--Mr. Car
negie gives Alameda. Cnl.. &35,00O for a
library Com blnation of independent
coke manufacturers proposed--Ium-
bermen at Mt Breckenridge, Cal. lynch
a Chinaman-No progress made in
raising the steamer Old Dominion
Palisades commission has 100000
available. and It's work is progressing
Croker alarms Tnmmany by writ
ing that he will not return for the fall
campaign--nirs. Martha Patterson.
daughter Of President Johnson, died mt
Greenville, Withdrawul of
Flint mills from Fall River, Mass. sell
ing committee ranews the discussion as
10 It's reorganization-Gr interest
in the naval maneuvers off Nantucket,
Mass-Turkey's Sa5, 900 indemnity re-
ceved in shington-Federal party
In the Philippines urge war OH tho frars
arrangements made for the de-
parture Of 580-teachers for the Philip
pipes-Nfore names on the pension roll
and larger disbursements than year
ago-British try to run down the Beers
in Cape Colony-Fire in Sydney, y.
S. W.. causes loss of $4,000, OO0--Edr-
cational bin passes the house of COM
mons--Russa will employ 10000
/ 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 II.
! Independence creates surprise by
leading Constitution on 15-mile beat to
windward---New York court of ap-
peals sustains eight hour lava. Il.
Kittredge. native OF New Hampshire,
appointed United States senator from
South misunderstanding machinists
at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
| Dock company give up fight. and the
men agree to return to work at old terms
h'unonromanyNE7No en- mem cmcm
Professor West of Princeton college
elected president Of the American
Pathological Receiver
/ Wing of the Globe National bank, Bos.
ton. states that he believes depositors
will be paid in full--Sharp break in
machinstS' strike at Cincinnati-Dud
ley G. Wooton Of Dallas nominated for
congressman by Texas Democrats
Reorganization of the Fall River. Mass
diSSolution--NickelP Plate freight train
goes through bridge near Springfield
O.; several employees gricul
tural implements manufacturers place
contracts worth about 100000 with
Pittsburg conccrns--Two strike lead
erS in York. Pa. sentenced to fine and
imprisonment for violating courts in
junct Hinscy of the
Knights of Pythias board Of control re
signs charges to he brought against him
Action Of the Ohio Democratic con
vention considered very important
foreshadowS that a conservative policy
will he adopted by the Democrats
President Mckinley would push recip
rocity treaties as 4 solution of tariff re-
vision discuSSion--Ma Manchester Guar
dian hears Of negotiations for peace il
.
violations of internal law charged by {
Transvaal official ---French miners de
clare for a general strilie--Czar deco
rates IS soldiers who have served il
China--fcrman soldiers disgraCed fol
cruelties committed during the sackinc
of Pekin-Gcrman seek to enlist Eng
iish aid in plan to limit sea possiblitie:
Of the United States.
SATURDAY. JULY 10.
Moran wins six-day golden wheel ra C,
at Cambridge. Mass-England to es
tablsh school Of naval strategy San
tos Dumont makes successful trial OF
manageable airship at Paris-Deatl
, at Boston Of Brother Louis, Mission
church Sacristan. who was hit by STRAY
bullet fred by soldier at target practic,
Secretary Long condemns the OLD
frigate Minnesota; she will be sold n
public auction ut Roston--Mr Car
negie offers Leadville 500. 900 for pub
lie hbrary--Suit to be brought 10 ties
Louisiana's suffrage law--MOve for
Working Women's union started II
ChicagO--Colonel Watterson sees III
dawn Of new day for the Democrat,
-Pennsylvania Democrats may joil
the independent move against the Qua,
Observation-Disclosures returne,
against Mrs. Ida BONNIE of Washington
for murder of James S. Ayres- Secre
tary Bridgman Of the Arctic club think
: Peary may have discovered the mort
pole-Independence carries away he
topmost in race off Newport. which /
won by Columbia-Comptroller Of tn
, currency orders 100 percent assess
ment upon the stock holders Of the Sew
,, enth National bank of New York In
surgents still lighting in Cebu-Mayo
Of Cienfuegos dismisses chief of polio
Very hot in London; many sun
strokes and prostratiOns reported.
SUNDAY, JULY IA.
/, Divorced wife OF Daniel X. Hanna o
} Cleveland eludes her former HUSBAND
} and detectives and sails for Englan,
with her three sons-Many thousand
, of steel workers ordered on strike; cor
J ference at Pttsbure futile Eight pei
J sons injured in rear-end collision a
,, Quincy, Mass-Drouth still unbroke
! in the west and the railroad manager
] are greatly alarmed--Hll schoo
) PotrstOwn, Pa. won the national intel
/, scholastic two-day meet and the att
!, letic championship at Buffalo--R epor
! ed that Lawson will make the Indeper
Q dence eligible for all races by charter