Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-24
The WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. July II.

RampOlla by carrying on frlar ncgO-
tiations I'm Manlla-Thirty-fiv men
killed by powder explosion in mine at
Park City, Utah-P. w. Clement
nominated for governor by Yer 'ont
Local Option eague--American HUI
name Education society and Massachu-
sets Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals to give away hats
for horses--Carnegie gives 81 900. 900
to Clark university-Sheriff looking
for Minneapolis police chief-French
consul at San Francisco robbed Of
Observation-Disclosures likely to buy stock.
tools and machinery in United States
Chicago strike off; freight handlers
vote to go back to work--Colorado
British-Americans to petition Tor Mrs.
Maybrlck's pardon-Young Boston
woman on whom tuberculosis tests
were made is dead by arsenical poison
ing-Brtlsh to ship horses, mules and
cattle to South Africa from old camp
at Port Chalmette, La-.-Stony Point
memorial rnrk dedicated on 123rd an
niversary Of Mad Anthony" Wayne's
exploit-Nnvy observing oil fuel
tcsts--Transpo Rosecrans sold ut
one-thrd cost-North Atlantic squad
ron mobiizlng at Woods Hole .Sccre-
tary Hay asked to straighten out Chi
ncse indemnity tangle----Tien Tsin TO
he returned to Chinese within four
wecks-San Francisco left England
without 10 of her crew
FRIDAY. JULY IS.
A 19-foot whaleboat containing II
walters and mattresses employed at
the Oceanic House, Star island. Isles
Of Shoals, n. H., who had gone out in
the bay on a pleasure trip. was cap
sized during q squall and IA of the &C.
cupants were drowned The other
three were rescued by fishermen. Most
of the victims were schooltcachers
from Massachusetts who worked dur
ing vacation--Russa suggests to the
nations an international conference to
deal with trusts-Earl Cadogan. lcrd
lieutenant Of Ierland. resigns from
British cabinet-Smallpox spreading
In Everett, Mass-Silk strike ut South
Manchester. Conn----Wifa murderer
lynched at Owensboro. Ky--Texas
Democrats ignore Bryan and silver
Wisconsin Republicans renoninate La
follette-Anthracit operators claim
breaks in strike ranks-Westerners
buying land. much of it in Canada's
wheat belt-Miners' convention be-
gins. with chances against soft coal
strike---Second trial of Waller thought
unlikely-New road to be built to
Yellowstone park-CerNus Director
Merriam predicts population Of 100,-
OO0. 900 in 1010-Spa niSh minister says
better understanding must precede
commercial development Tom John
sons candidate for congress in Fourth
Ohio district nominated on 1437th bal
lot-King Leopold investing in Chi
nese railwayS-General Martin, Co
lombian insurgent. surrcnders----Brit-
fish minister to Cuba presents Gre
dent1als--Nfrs. Robert Goelet enter
tains the kaiser on her yacht-Opposi-
ton to 100000 loan develops in Gu
ban congress-King Edward to make
short trip to London to be crowned
South African censorship raised on all
but press messages-Russia renews
demand that Turkey pay up indemnify
interest-Ar Stro-G German agreement
to check agitation-each in the others
country Lord Charles Berestord says
America would double English ship
subsidies granted to fight Morgan.
SATURDAY,, JULY TO-
Discharge Of 80 Ia sters at Lynn. Mass,
expected to precipitate lively labor
war--William Mills and his brother
Charles killed Oh grade rossing at Old
Orchard, Me---Herbert Hill valves
examination and is held without hail
for the grand jury for killing lis sis
ter at Boston-Boston navy yard con-
struction and repair force smallest for
three years--Two buildings wrecked
and several persons injured as the re-
suit Of explosion Of sewer gas at BoS-
ton--Massachu setts Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals finds
nine contestants equally worthy Of its
S25 prize for wash to protect horses
from insects-ClOudburs does $780,
600 damage in Nebrn ska Two hotels
and other buildings burned on Block
1sland-Officers of Daly-West mine
held not to blame for recent diSas
George G. Corey. under arrest in New
York, believed to be dangerous
windler-North Atlantic squadron
mobilizing off Gay Head--Presdent
extremely unlikely to appoint Wood to
canal Senator Spooner's
friends still hopeful that he will come
back to the Senate-Sultan Of ZanZl-
bar dead-The Sphinx said to he de-
caying-Cape Loyalists bitter over
Cancellation Of Boers-Italy and Rus
STA said to have agreed as to Albania
-Cubans resent sugar planters eff
forts for Whitelaw Reid
treasures Brmin as to Morgan en-.
terprise--American- China Develop
ment company ready to float its 49,
100000 bond issue.
SUNDAY, JULY 20.
Sheriff Pearson seriously iii ut Po-
land, Me-, but he is expected to re-
cover--Bodies Of Eva Marshall and
Winfield A. Award recovered at Isles
OF Shoals-Ex-Secreta of the Navy
Herbert very i'll with typhoid fever
United Mine Workers convention de-
clares against general strke-Brook-
Ign man suspected OF having murdered
Albert G. Latimer-Another respite
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