Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-18
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. SEPT. 10

Russia orders expulsion Of British
customs officials from Manchura.
taken to mean that she intends to keep
possession Of the district. despite prom
i'es to give it up to China--Demo-
cratic caucuses in Massachusetts in
dicatc that Castor will be nominee for
Eovornor---Colombia troops lose
heavily In battle with insurgents mt
Santa Marta-.John Markle. head Of
largest firm of individual anthracite
csel operators. claims that miners have
broken recments-Alaskan vol
canoes in eruption--St. Louis con.
times search for members Of the "com-
line" of clcgnteS---Latest, but in.
compete returns from Maine give Hill
-'tSG5 plurality-Chairman Babcock
says Bryan and Carmack helped Re
pubicans in acknowledgements state
convention at Concord, y. H.. nomi-
mates Henry II. Hollis for governor
Friendship shown between British and
Americans al German maneuvers
FRIDAY, SEPT. IL.
RHttleship Wisconsin and cruiser
Cincinnati ordered TO Isthnus of Pan
ANA TO protect American interests
b."t sugar men win in Utah Republican
convention by having Cuban reciprocity
omitted in platform; for Roosey cit in
l"l4--Police Officer X night of So,ner-
vile, Mass. under arrest. charged with
'arceny-Two wooden strike leaders
sentenced to Jail at Boston for violating
court injunction rela ting to picketing
-- Boston brewery strike settled
Movement for pilgrim monument at
Cape Cod is being actively supported
Chaplain Morrison commits suicide
1T United States naval hospital, Chel-
sea. MaSs-Death of Father Scully.
The well known Catholic priest Of Cam
lridge, Mass--Beef prices lower in
tho wsst-Coke up 10 S13 a ton In Chi
bian steamer at San
francisco loading army supplies
Car shortage hampers iron furnaces in
Entting supplies of coke-With 10
towns to hear from. Hill of Maine has
2il73 Observation-Disclosures vet
Grams decline the Proffered aid of Gen
rrHl Torrance-New Hampshire
Democrats nominate for congress AL
l"u s. Langley Of Exeter-Iewis
NNnn chosen by directors as president
Of the United States ShipbuilcltnQ COM
go astronomer holds that
the people Of Mars are superior to
those on the earth--Railway men
west of Chicago form a strong union,
end will demand higher wages
philippine farmers being taught Amer
lean Observation-Disclosures want invcsti-
cation Of church loot brought from
the Philippines--Nine thousand
lague victims in Rorneo--Marconi
declares he has solved problem Of
s'nding messages 1900 miles-Eng-
land will take no action about Man
chrria until further reports are re-
Ccived.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 1s.
President Mitchell Of the Mine Work
ers opposes compulsory arbtra ton; SAYS
miners will not enslave others in order
TO get out Of their own dtfficulty-
John g. Knight, q Somerville, Mass,
policeman, admits thefts from store and
public Nbrary-Bennie Munroe and
Jimmie Hunter. bicyclists. suffer frac-
tured skulls in m accident at Ralti-
forest fires ra ging In
Oregon-Strike Of miners in Athens
O-Bridgeton, N. j., wooden
mills burned--Carlisle. Pa, woman
convicted of witchcra Move for a
third state ticket In Wisconsin-Death
Of Ex-Governor Andrews Of Connect
Potter reports a Sc
rious situation on the isthmus of Pan
aina-Beef trust managers negotiat-
ing for control Of cotton seed oil mills
railroads announce cut in
lumber rates from Minnesota points
east-American Tobacco company
spends millions in losing fight with
British manufacturers of
subsidy for steamship line be-
tween Canada and Liverpool believed
nbroad--King Edwards health much
improve relief a charge on
British treasnry-Paris to erect
school Of arts and era Miner
assailed in the Cape assembly
move in Brazil to invade
\ ere Is onfirmed--Rritishs steamship
wrecked off Cardva island
Ma rtial law wanted at Barcelona on
account Of strikes--Cuban ms move TO
have annulled the military order
igainst cOckfighting-Col pre-
miers agree with Lanrier aga inst aid for
imperial armament-Vote of con-
Idence in Palma by Cuban congress
shows that harmony continues
5otha says help for Beers Is necessary
TO prevent ruin but believes they will
receive none-Cubans charge Illegal
objection of duties during American
occupation, and will bring suit to re-
cover.
SUNDAY, SEPT. IA.
Famine threatened in Panama by
wholesale arrests made by Salazar-
Hard coal now $50 to $25 a ton in Chi
ago; soft coal also advanced
bishop Failows Of Chicago to try and
settle the coal miners strike-Nnne-
lnelan rebels capture Rio Chico and at
tack Los Teques-Wiliam j. Bryan
speaks at Tom Johnson campaign
meeting In I'oledo-Striking miners in
desperate mood over the Harrisburg
conference--Society circus at Green
Wich. Conn, proves a brilliant and
Jerry success--Mob Of 1000 attack
jail at Butler, Pa, to lynch assalant of
a child--Annual Champion stakes OF
800 900, as Sheepshead. won by Major
paingerfield-Secretary Moody is in