Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-07
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. LILLY Fl

Miners strike leads to bloodshed and
death at Shenandoah. Pa; police and
non-union men fee for their lives; 1000
shots fired--Ex-C Chief Of Police Dcverv
Of New York gives picnic to 10000
women and children; cost estimated ~
S9OOO--1nsult to rabbits funeral leads
70 riot at New York in which many
persons are injured Platt saws
Roosevelt will surely be nominated
for president in 1904 --Postmaster at
Llnnville. Ind, shot by robbers
Richard Croker negotiating for a ousc
In Remarkable city found
by archaeologists in Mcxico-LI,oer
generals coming here TO study Amer
lean farms Strong move In Jan aica
for annexation to the United States--
Experts report pro" 'esS in yellow fever
investigation in Vera Cruz Unrest
in Macedonia causes :.nxiety in dipo-
matte circles in Turhey-Many
schemes proposed in Russia 10 relieve
the agricultural 1nprcs ,ior--Trench
paper charges England with working
against Russia in Ching Cuban estI-
mate for schools provides accommodate
ton for only half the islands children.
FRIDAY. AUG. I.
Whole topography of valley Of Los
Alamos. Cal, changed by a series of
earthquakes: village destroyed and poo
pie fleeing in tcrror-Coal miners de-
pressed by the bloodshed at Shenan-
doah, and fear the end of tho strike is
near; militia preserves order-Two
young women lose their lives by drown
Ing. and q third narrowly escaped the
same fate while bathing at Hull. Mass
Serious drought in Alabama-S
lives lost in the foods in Texas-Three
historical tablets unveiled at Ipswich,
MaSs--New Bedford yarn mills re-
fuse to advance wageS-Ten thousand
striking New York tailors resume work
locomotive in the world
wrecked in a New Mexico canon
Bernier to establish wireless system
between his polar party and Dawson
Manila papers complain of harsh
measures of health Senator
Cullom says Illinois favorS the prcsi-
dents Cuban policy--Admiral O'Neill
considers the new time fuse a radical
advance in modern King Ed
ward walks without assistance
WI Ting Fang ordered TO remain in
WaShingtoD indefinitely: the new minis
ter is detained in Lon1on-Chinesa
Indemnity dispute cannot be referred
to the Hague court because China has
not ratified the treaty.
SATURDAY. AUG. ..
Everything quiet at Shenandoah Pa.
but feeling Of unrest among idle miners
-Rev. +. L. Atkinson drowned
while boating at Plymouth Mass --
Railroads in northern Vermont Grip
pied by washouts--king Edward to
grant audience to Boor genorals-
Willard g. NanDerlip. q Boston law
yer, an alleged embezzler. arrested on
the charge of larceny Of bonds worth
s40O0-Flood situation in Texas i'm
proving plant burned at
Nt-Good progress made
In resettling Boer farms Tree II feet
IN diameter found in California -
New party in Hawaii, with Prince
Cunid ne praeiJa,t Jritou, 49,:
r.orrors .r,,i,,,, a. ,o,.. . 'n,li'
tivesin congress-(;ovcrnmenr has ey.
tcnsive plan for restoring forests -
records CAPTURED in Taya-
oaS province, Luzon---Captain Phillips
appointed governor of Paragua. Philip
pines Transport Thomas. with Cen
,ral Smith on board. arrives at San
Manila business men want
an agent in Washington to protect in
erests of the islands--Hitch in Chi
leSe treaty negotiations Kitchener
invited TO inspect the German armv-
Scores of miners killed by n. explosion
n Australia Last coping stone Of the
Nile dam laid al Assouan-Order rc-
stored in Szechuon. $40 rioters killed
oy troops -AmundScn. the Nor
yegian explorer. plaus a polar expo i-
ion-Naluahle oil we'll struck in
canada, just across Montana line
.oubot signs decree losing 400 con
yrega tional establishments Serious
situation in Buenos AyrcS due 10 largo
lumber of unemployed Students at
Athens demand supprN Sson of certain
hea trical performances.
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