Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-06
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, T. -.

4Nt'huI, ulSdD IVu. lCd'IIFS I1llldA dIItf
long and perilous voyage-Book-
keeper Rampage of Springfield,
Mass, bank confesses to embpzIlc-
ment-Two Socialist members of Mas
sachusetts Legislature, Carey and Nc
CARNEY, make dramatic protest against
inviting Prince Henry to visit the legis-
lature-Fall River wcaverS to de
mand 10 percent increase in wages
Commercial club of st. Paul to place II
memorial tablet on the steamship st.
Paul-Mothers' congress congratu-
lates President and Mrs. Roosevelt on
the recovery of their son-Coalition in
Maryland between anti German Demo
Gratis and Republicans blocks the work
of the house-Professor Keihle Of
Chicago declares the extension of oc-
equations for women has placed home
life In danger-lIOuse sends Philip
pine tariff bill to confercnce-Judcc
Noyes of the second district of Alaska
dismissed-Senate committee unable
TO adjust the Tillman-McLaurin mat
ter.
FRIDAY. FER. 2S.
Prince Henry Of Prussia and his suite
attended the Mckinley memorial ser
vices at the Capitol, and at their con
clusion make a flying trip to pay tribute
TO the memory of the Father Of His
Country at Mount Vernon. Afterward
guest of President Roosevelt at a dinner
at the White House-Fall River Tex
tile Council decides TO demand 10 per
cent advance in wages-Aleck key.
a Wells, VT, farmer, brains his wife
with an axe while insane-1ilnothy
+. Gallagher. a Lynn, Mass, bar
tender. charged with causing the death
Of Joseph Collins-Full bench of
Massachusetts supreme court ovcrrules
the exceptions of John G.. Best. con
victed of the murder of George f..
Bailey-Twenty-five guests rescued
from the Bowdoin Square hotel. Bos-
ton, during a fire: Agnes Green Sc
riously injured by jumping from upper
notwithstanding Odell signs bill
prohibiting pigeon shooting in New
York state-Mayor Low seeks amend
ment of New York charter Strike Of
linemen employed by New York Tele,
phone company-Edwin A. Abbey as
la ken a commission for mural decora-
ton of new Pennsylvania state capitol
Mrs. Schoff elected president o. the
Mothers congress-Department cf
justice has bill against railway ln"rg r
ready 10 tile-Conference of house
and senate agrees on permanent census
bureau bill-Capture of Lucbau be
lieved to indicate that the Sainar IN
a., .,n,t;a, ia nnv ar ,.;
nople expects The United States to move
to recover mount of ransom paid for
Miss Stone--Mr. Frye officially re
verses his decision taking the names of
Tillman and McLaurin from the senate
rolls-Conhrmation of the report of
student riots at kieff-Hungarian
premier suggests European Monroe
doctrine"-Castro's election as pres
ldent ratified by Venezuelan congress
--Roers lose 5000 head of cattle and
10 horses in attempt to rush outpost
line at Bothasberg.
SATURDAY, MARCH l..
Judge Braiey gives decision in the
Boston teamSters' strike case. continu-
ing the temporary Injunction for the
N FE'l 40 W an l'ltlillN 'A'FIl
Cox-Deatb of Patrolmnn Thomas
keefe of Everett. Mass. who was shot
q week ago-Prince Henry and Presi-
dent Roosevelt enjoy a horseback ride.
an event not on the program; visits
naval cadets at Annapolis. and is de
lighted with the cXperienCc-NaX
Felikofsky Of Portland. Me. fined for
burning a rat to dcath-Confcrcnce
between committee of striking Olney-
Vile weavers and Treasurer Wood of
American WOollen company without re-
sult-InternatiOnal sugar conference
said to have adopted agreement to
abolish all sugar hountieS-Timothy
Gallagher pleads not guilty Of man
slaughter at Lynn. Mass-Ianama
Canal company amazed at Colompia's
note refusing to transfer the com
pany's rights to the Inited Stats
Mrs. Jane T.. Noyc. ~. and G. f.. Cook.
80. welded in Brooklyn. after the mar
riage ceremony was interrupted in Trim
ity church, Observation-Disclosures reports
capture by Beers of IS officers and i11
men-Body Of DR.. T.. y. Villains of
Philadelphia found near Glencliffe, y.
H-From 80 TO - lives lost in Il sue
ccssion of snowslides n tie Liberty
Bell mine in Colorado-TuftS college
students suspended for not attending
chapel restored to standing,
SUNDAY. MARCH =.
Floods. caused by the recent heavy
rains and augmented by the melting
snow and ice ON hillsideS. have caused
serious loss of life and great property
damage over Il large area. The manu-
featuring district of Passaic. y. j., and
one of that city'S suburbs are under 10
feet Of water. Hundreds of persons
had to be taken from their homes in
boats. Wiikcsbarrc. Pa, has "A death
list of six victims of the flood. AT
Matteawan and Fishkill Landing, y.
Y. all the electric plants are under
six feet of water. Three lives were lost
in a freight train wreck near Phil
mont. y. V, caused by n washout.
Paterson is ttoodswept. The city is
divided by water into two parts
Miss Stone reaches Constuntinoplc and
is in excellent health-Eight hundred
Beers killed. wounded or ca ptured; but
most captured"Boston harbor will
get 81. GOO, 200 in the new rivers and
harbors bill-Greatcst reception to
Prince Henry Yet occurs at depot in
Cincinnati--Grover Cleveland says
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