Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-20
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. NOV. n.

EeaTt ut iOrtlan0, Me. Elmer IL. Smltn
held. pending Observation-Disclosures
Danforth sentenced to Fl months I'M
prisonment for killing A. ]. Emery ut
South birmingham. Mass; tiny cripple
had been deceived by trick mar.
riage-More blood stained garments
belonging to George l.. o. Perry
said to have been discovered in conncc-
ton with the "slugger" case Mt Cam
bridge. Mass--Ma ssachusetts Total
Abstinence society discouraged but not
disheartened by failure of district op-
ton a Boston--Anarchist anniversary
celebrated in Chicago-New Jersey
supreme court questions legality Of BIZ
partisan boards-President Roosevelt
on his way to Mississippi where he will
go on bear hunt-If Colorados Re-
publican house attempts revolutionary
tactics Democratic senate will retaliatn
More coal operators reply to Mitch
ell, decl' ring the union not an issue and
rejecting miners dema nds--Owing to
settlement OF Chicago railroad trouble,
employees of other western roads will
demand increase--Governor Odell
says he Is not candidate for the United
States senate and that Plat will have
no opposltlon-Land frauds shown in
alifornia-vice Governor Wright
favors a Filipino dollar-Prfnce Ka
laianaole elected to congress over VIII
COX In Hawaii--Alleged boundary
marks In Alaska said to he only stones
for Indian graves----Elmer T.. Bryan
appointed superintendent of educa ton
in the Philippines-While the west Is
for protection, there is n spirit Of in
quiry as to tariff revision-German
agrees to submit to The Hague court
the question Of gold or yer payment
of Chinese indemn.. y--Ministor
Powell assures the president Of Santo
Domingo that the United States has
no intention to interfere in the island
affairs.
FRIDAY, NOV. IA.
President Roosevelt arrives at
Smedes, Miss, to engage to bear hunt
President Gompers Of the Fedora
ton Of Labor points out danger from
rivalry of unions-Four men killed
outright and 40 manned and scalded by
boiler explosion in steel works at
Lebanon. Pa--General Young defends
American soldiers in speech at Wash
ington banquet; says war is to kill
! and burn"-End of the home rule
t party in Hawaii-Maine guide mis-
2 taken for a deer and killed-West
Pennsylvania railroad voluntarily adj
t vances wages 10 percent-Mol1"Ix
trials cost 100000 General Moline TX
pays about 500, O0O-Defeated 1uslo |
/, candidate for governor Of KANSAS "ill
. contest election on ground of fraud
Colombian officials favor a canal treaty
Cholera in the army in the Philip
pines In spite Of precautions-At-
; torney General Knox working on plans
for regulation OF trusts-Senat to com
/ mittee on territories begins investiga-
i, ton in New Mexico-"Llly Whites
+ in the south alarmed by the president
Y action in Alabama--Hanna will I've
e reelected to the senate but is not
. likely to manage the next campaigI--
Q Complicatio tons may result from the
y granting of charter for n national
n bank in Porto Rico--Boxer move
q ment continues in SEE Chuan--AIn-r.
|. lean marine dies of yellow fever at
s Panama-Good progress on the seal
5 ing dispute at The IIague-Emreror
William astonshes England by his
prowess as hunter-An invention II
n France by which alcohol is produced
y from acety shire associa
c ton to grow cotton in Jamaica to avoid
e Luying in temala's los,
a OF life and property as result Of vol
& canc eruption said to he very heavy
y Halifax Chronicle urges Stron,
= military force TO resist any advance BY
l. the United States.
e SATURDAY. NOV. Is.
J. Central National bank OF Boston IL
J. the hands of a receiver: National Shn W
n nut bank will aid depositors---Charlc
10 w. Zimmerman pleads guilty to chnrg
% Of numbering his wife at Boston; sen
fenced % Imprisonment for life--Coa
commission begins hearing at Scran
I ton-Gcneral increase of pay amon
railroad mployes-Report that
II. Manley will start daily paper n
Augusta, Me-Kansas Judge hold
that hypnotlst has right to bury hi
wife alive-Indiana Republican
booming Governor Durbin for the vic
presdency-NIilliona Edward But
Ter CT Missouri found guilty Of al
tempted bribery Davis re
port OH Buena Vista and Montere
found in Mississippi archives--Ohi
trolley car makes fastest run on record
part OF tie distance n mile a mint
New York automobilist sued 70
100000 for frightening horse which re
suited in serious injury to two person
General staff plan for the nav
urged OH Secretary MoOdy-Vice Go,
ernor Wright not allowed to bring hi
Chinese servant east-Cuba likely
he slow to grant demands of the Unite
States; talk of negotiation with otho
countries-Bulgarian cabinet resign
French coal strike virtually endo
Volcano Santa Maria still in cruz
tion--Dady' Cuban agent and SO 0C
missing-Grcat Britain to reduC
naval establishment at Jamaica
Americans said to have found riC
Aztec treasures in Mexico--Chines
papers want the British and Germa I
TO leave the country British NEEDLES
journal takes up charges Of "squaloV
at oxford-Kins Edward may revi