Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-13

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bridge. Mass, and, according to a state.
nent he has given the state police.
Alan G. Mason, the accused murderer
OF Clara Morton. is Jack the Slugger."
Perry has admitted that he pawncd the
watches of murdered Clara A. Morton
ana Agnes McPhee, and the watches.
he snys, were given him by MasOn--
Chicago teachers vote to apply for mem
bership in Federation Of Labor The
Bond.Hay treaty providing reciprocity
with ~Newfoundla nd siened-Emperor
William reaches England, reviews
troops; gone TO Sandringham-- Secre-
tary Shaw not candidate for vice presi-
dent on Roosevelt ticket-Cold wave
and empty coal bins cause much snf-
ferinQ in New York city-President
not to interfere in any way in contest
for speakers chair.
TUESDAY, NOV. II.
George Perry, a negro. who says
Mason, alleged Jack the %Sluggcr," gave
him watches Of victims TO pawn, held
as witness against Mason at Cambridge.
Mass-Presidont Eliot of Harvard col
lego ~denources labor unions as opposed
to education of the young men, and
what he terms their fight against the
development Of the manly instincts"
Fire damages new Ea st river bridge
$500, 00O-Nakefeld. Mass, finds
itself ira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Miss
Abtie 3. Child. home secretary Of the
Woman's Board Of Missions-Fer.
dinand Ward to return to New York
city--Plan to build a temple of labor
in New York-Superintendent Of
Bellevue hospital, New York. resigns
Unusually broad Injunction against
Indianapolis Notwithstanding York
dealers to distribute coal first where II
is most needed-Zionists to have a
"Shekel day." to test the strength Of
the federation-New Jersey supreme
court sustains decision prohibiting en-
ployment of barmaids-John Mitchell
says he would not accept the presi-
dency OF the American Federation OF
Labor-Bishop of northern Indiana
declares conditions almost anarchistic
prevail In the United Statcs--Secre-
tary Root likely to renew recommended
ton for a general Staf-Sha VS. coal
order stands; it is intended merely to
check observation-disclosures col
lector for Alabama removed on &C
count of his political actions-The
president promises to consider the Ques-
ton Of control Of the Isle of Pines
Spanish friars in the Philippines not to
he banished, but gradually replaced by
others-Civil service commission
favors compulsory annuity insurance
for government cmployeS-India pros
prrons in spite Of the IA mine-More OF
Firmin's followers leave Hayti-So-
rious fire at East London. Cape Colony
-president Castro makes triumphal
entry into CarAcas-Rnssian procura.
tor general OF the Holy Synod resigns
Yukon gold output estimated at
Sl2. 0n0, 0OO"Move among Russian
peaSantry to abolish the village com.
mnnc-London lord mayors process.
sion goes through PetticOat lane for the
first time--German emperor's visit to
England said to he in relation to moves
as to Delagoa bay.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. ~.
Roland r. Molineux set at liberty
after spending nearly -four years in
prison and being once condemned TO
death and twice placed on trial for muir
der of Mrs. Katharine j. Adams; Jury
but l3 minutes in agreeing upon verdict
Alan 6. Mason discharged In Cam
bridge, Mass, court, George l.. O.
Perry, the negro, held without bail I'M
I'll Tuesday next, charged with the
murder OF Miss Clara II. Morton at
Waverley-President Baer replies TO
Mitchell, but ignores the union--
Mississippi farmers adopt radical reso.
Iutlons against pesrocs-Governor
Dole denies that Porto Ricans in
Hawaii are IL. treatcd-Hammond
Packing company grants demands Of
meat cutters; strike is of-Anthony
Fiala of Brooklyn said TO have been
chosen to lead Ziegler's next Arctic OK
pedition-Illinois Central and Gin.
c%innati, New Orleans and Texas Pa.
cibc railroads deny that lines are con-
trolled by Morgan-Congressman
Rhca Of Virginia believes he was not
fairly elected, and will decline to serve
1f votes are excluded-Several dead.
locks expected in voting for United
States senators Supreme court to
give early hearing on test OF Alaba mas
constitution - Supreme court affirms
New Hampshire decision as TO cleo
margarine aw-Senator Dubois SAYS
irrigation did much to bring Repnbli-
can success in the west-Decision OF
federal court in San Francisco sal ID TO
he a death blow to salt combine
Agreement with ~Newfoundlan nd not a
Bond Hay" treaty. but a revival Of
the Bond Blaine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tory bargain with Colombia is expected
and canal treaty probably will be ready
Tor Ink senate- Boliy Ia declared 70 be
In d state of Siege British press dis.
trusts the German emperor-Ger.
many to esta bllsh a western American
Minister Bowen believes
the war in Venezuela is ended-M iser.
able condition SAID to prevail in south.
ern ltaly--Great Britain to establish
a coalinG station on Suwarrow island
- wireless system to be established
connecting Victoria with Cape Breton
--Cubans declare cock fighting to he
the national sport. and urge its restora-
tion-Jimes Sutherland succeeds j.
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