Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-29
of Julia ward Howe.
MONDAY, MAY 26.

ydTO maven, DOM may go 10 I'leCeS---
Verdict acquitting Major Waller and
Lieutenant Day for killing natives in
Samar disapproved by General Chaffee
Lawrence. Mass. iron mOuiders win
their strke--Funeral Of Lord Paunce-
fote at Washington to be a state affair
Sufficient supplies in Martinique TO
feed everyone in need for four rnOnths
President Loubet Of France visits
King Christian at Copenhagen---
Strike in Augusta Ga. cotton mills
broken and lockout declared off--Rt.
Rev. p. ]. Garrigan consecrated bishop
Of Sioux City, Ia-London anxio1sly
awaiting peace news from South Africa
Body Of Annie Clarke, the actress,
cremated at Boston-Most Noble Or.
der Of the Garter conferred upon Duke
Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dist FINANCES
In many Russian provinces--Kruger'
assent to peace held unnecessary
Belgian elections result in victory for
the Alliance with Spain
sought by several European powers
Overstock Of free supplies ruins bust
ness at Fort de France-Loss of life
In British Columbia mine disaster will
reach 15O-Head Of Methodist mission
In Manila defends the campaign in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. relief funds
available for transportation of Mar
Unique emigrants-Hambu burg Amer
lean company amending its constitution
In view Of its coming relations with
Morgan merger
TUESDAY, MAY 81.
Reported hitch in South African
peace negotiations--Who battalion
Of Turkish troops annihilated by rebels
In Arabia--Nelson p. Bond, freshman
leader in University Of Vermont.
drowned while trying to elude kidnap-
ping by sophomores-Mo Mortimer
0 Brien, a discharged longshorcnian,
shoots three former fellow workmen at
Boston, one perhaps Maiden,
Mass, authorities close q schoolhouse
because of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of shad
fry being placed in Massachusetts
streams--Boston police looking for
three persons charged with larceny Of
$13,000,0O0 in France--Coal goes ND
to $3.50 ton in New York-Georgia
mills start again with full shifts
Philadelphia politician ms acquitted o.
stufting ballot boxes-New York
kosher butchers reopen under police pro-
tection-Huge insulators ordered for
Niagara Falls power currents-CoIer
again mentioned as Susivan.Hill
candidate for Mormon
church trying to force one Of its
apostles into the senate--HilI men
virtually force Bryan men ont of
Omaha Jacksonian hbishop
Keane more likely to succeed Corrjpan
than is 1reland-Refusal of Shamokin
engineers and pumpnen to strike ell
courages operators-New York state
beef trust LILLY to fail. as witnesses are
in New Jersey--Clergue syndicate to
build third power canal, ore and
paper mill at Sault Ste Marie--Cus-
toms appeal court established at Ma
nila-Senator Galliager proposes an
inquiry into lynching--Engtand
seeks lower American duties on British
art-Government Pacific cable scheme
virtually abandoned-Meatp pa ckers to
test constitutionality Of antitrust law
President Roosevelt expected to
speak in congressional campagn-
Acting Governor Wright sends en-
courasing report from the Philippines
president Hill says Northern Sc
curities merger suits have not been
compromised against alleged
electrical -Gaynor-Greene case
continued at Quebec.
WEDNESDAY, MAY %.
Crowd falls through temporary side
walk while witnessing parade at New
York; one man killed and 100 persons
injured voices Cuba $ thanks
to United States in his first message to
congresS-House passes bill calling
for stringent immigration regulations
Mt. Pelee again in active eruption
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe celebrates
her S3rd birthday Railroad commits
sion decides that Boston Elevated rail.
way must have vestibules on all it's wip-
ter cars by Jan. l, lS0o-Ncw York
mileage act held unconstitutional
New York model tenements pay Z per-
cent ana Heip inc poor -iuoscd6OnS
that Quay wants General Brooke to run
for governor of PennsYtv ania--Lsst
troops home from Cuba-French
visitors at West Point--Captain
Charles E. Russell dies Of cholera in
the Philippines--President signs the
Indian appropriation and omnibus
claims billS-Coiombi fitting out q
new force of Venezuelan rebels
Loubet's visit 10 Denmark makes good
impression in FTance-B>lgium re-
turns increased Government majority
in both chamberS-Pan-G ermaIs op-
pose kasers cultivation of America
and Rhodes scholsrshipsA-An-
nouncement Of kaiser's Polish policy
causes Poles to quit frussian diet in a
body-Cembinatio n Of stea =, ship com
panes to fight Morgan combine being
considered ny Boston financial men
Medical examiner declares that death
Of Cassidy. the boxer. at Boston, was
due to overexertion and not to punish
ment administered.