Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-20
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ieBc-LOSS 10 tUnteUdIun COHec
growers from eruption Is probably &c.
OO0,OO0--Old home OF william Cullen
Bryant at Roslyn, l.. L., destroyed by
fire-Robert Fulford. actor, sued for
100000 for breach Of promise-The
Rev. Cashier Zeglcn hurt at trial Of
his bullet proof cloth at Chicago
Business men Of country to petition
congress for tariff commission
Nebraska is to invest S3,O00.00O Of
school funds in Massac husetts bonds
Pudding shaped lifcboat holding 20
persons TO be tried on Goodwin sands
Sta &c struck girls taken into Gus
tody at Lynn and held till parents ar
rived.
MONDAY, NOV. II.
Fire destroys Armour packing plant
at Sioux City; 5000, 600 loss and GOO men
out Of cmployment--Youn girl
jagged from her home at Revere,
Mass, by two men, who attempted to
assault her--Chief Parkhurst OF
! Bonneville. Mass. arrests girls who had
to do with Agnes Pieces watch, Sc
cures warrant for George l.. o. Perry
for her murder, and expects to arraign
him under habeas corpus---Admira
Dewey's biggest warhsips leave Hamp-
ton Roads for Culebra for the maneu-
vers-New York Central increases
wages of trainmen g to Is percent
Family OF Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton will contest claim for her brain ;
no provision exists in her will giving
It to DR.. Wilder's collection--African
fever kills Mrs. Walter Small wife Of
captain of bark John S. Emery, while
on her honeymoon vovage--Boy baby
found in st. Anne's Roman Catholic
church, Fall River. dressed in fine
clothing-Congressm Babcock de-
clnes to run for the speakership and
will support Cannon.
TUESDAY, NOV. IS.
Walter C. Nickerson, clerk in the Ma.
tional Suffolk bank, Boston. gets FIVE
years for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.. o.
Perry, alleged "slugger," pleads not
guilty to a charge OF numbering Agnes
McPhee; % witnesses called In tie
Somerville, Mass, police court-Mine
workers figures show average wages
to be $685. a year-All textile workers
in Philadelphia agree to demand
shorter hours-Two men killed and
others injured by collapse of Fail
River, Mass, house-Counsel Mac.
Feagh INDUCES in loud language and
almost threatens Mitchell at the coal
bearing-Army officials favor abro-
CATION Of Sulu treaty-Senator Spoon
er announces his candidacy for re-
election--Chaplain Milburn of the
United States senate to retire-The
president would have a tariff comrnis.
sion to form a program for revisio as
a ba sis for action by compassionate
with Cuba provides 20 or % percent IN.
cesslons from the United States and
trade preference from Cuba Heavy
loss to Mad Mullah in recent battle
French coal strike has cost each side
$500, 0O0-Bolivia plans to move
against Brazilian rebels in Acre--Ef
forts in Germany to procure harmony
on the tariff bill--Unrest in Afghan
istan due to intrigue Of brothers OF III,
ameer-Parisians are forming 9
league against abuses of motor car driv
ing-De Wet in his book does not spn RI
his own people; he declares traitors dc
feated the Boers--Colombian govern
ment claims ability to control transit
on the isthmus; American ma rines % r,
withdra wn-Irish landlords to confe
with tenants; ready to discuss question
: of selling lands
WEDNESDAY, NOV 10.
gressmen-elect from all over the coun
try point TO the selection Of Joseph G
Cannon for the speakership. Cannon
is protectionist and an opponent o
radical trust gislation-An infec
tious cattle disease has appeared II
Massac husetts-John Bell Bouton
journalist and author, died at Cam
bridge, Mass-Connecticut maste
builders organize-Liliuokala nj in Sal
I Francisco on the way to Washington
Maryland judge declares Sweat
shop" law Mayo
= Low says the tenement house act is dif
= fcult to enforce-New York bridg
! cables lost 30 percent of strength in re
: cent flre-Iawai to pay Chimes
: 100000 for fire losses due TO burnin
= the pla que district--Death Of Bisho
Hugh Miller Thompson OF the Episcopa
) diocese Of Mississippi-Tariff wa
5 with Canada not likely at present
) No ship subsidy legislation expected a
e next session of congress--Taft thinl;
= commission should have discretion a
! TO Chinese and franchises--Senato
: Burrows would give the country SUI
, fcient notice IF the tariff Is to be r,
q visod-Mr. Hit Of Illinois believes tn
y trust question will receive serious cor
sideration by congreSs--Spaniards
- Cuba will oppose treaty with the Unite
States, but are not likely to have muc
. nhucnce-Another peace confcrenC
in Panama-ADChor line warehouse
burned at Ola Sgow-Cholera spread
- ing rapidly in the Holy Land-TIeal
y heads new Irish faction in parlamer
French agitation against Siames
! treaty gains strength---Mgr, Sharret
70 appointed apostolic delegate to Canad
" Royal assent given to all Yerkc
tube bills in Engla ret
" relief ship The Morning arrives s
Z Wellington, y. Japan to send I
= the Pacific coast first fleet as a permi
IL nent unit.