Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-26

become a factor in New Haven strike
situa Misunderstanding. Mass. carriage
workers strike believed to he practically
ended-Secret meeting of shoe manu-
facturers to deal with the shoe strikes
President Ramsey of the Wabash
says injunction checked q terrible strike
Home of the HumDert family in
Paris sold for benefit of the creditors
Member Of French senate denounces
cOncordat as ''worm-eaten cditce'--
Now invention in wireless biography
which insurcS secrrcy-.--Chicag go
church sold TO foreclose II mortgage held
by Hetty Green-Boston navy yard TO
forge Is monster anchors for the four
new tleships--Report that General
Tribe Tribe had been killed is contra
misunderstanding Moody and congress
sional party arrive at ntlaSo--Son
of Major General Corbin secretly mar
ried TO Bath. Me-, girl---Strangc dis
ease epidemic in the West Indies and
doctors are Marcus Eraun
made special immigration inspector by
president--Four girl evangclists " ag-
ing active campaign in town Of Ashford
Conn--Thrce years course may now
secure a degree at Yale university
Tug Pilot sunk by the steamer Wini.
fred, and five of its crew lost.
TUESDAY. MARCH "a.
Textile workers assured Of support
of national council in their demand for
increase in wageS---MrS. Burdick,
widow of victim Of Buffalo ira Gcdy.
testifies at inquest as to troubles with
her husband and love tor Pencil -
Mrs. Peter Burke of Sturbridye
Mass, kills her four children, cuts her
own throat, and then pourS kerosene
oil over all and applies q Latch; five
burning bodies discovered by neigh
bors; woman undoubtedly dcme nted
Effort is made to secure for the
Lexington Historical society posses
sion of the drum which first woke the
echoes on the morning Of April 10, 171l
-Kennebec river freshet height
Ex-senator Mason to start news
paper-Six miners killed in explosion
at Athens, Ills--John Mitchell pre-
diets West Virginia coal strife
Fight between deputies and strikers al
Colorado City--Hou!ton and Pitts
field, Me-, to have Carnegie libraries
Viewers at Bristol MILL New Bed
ford, return to work--TcXas lecisla-
turc passes drastic bill against race
betting Congressman I}abcock says
he will retire from politics ut end of
present term--Ice jam holds water in
the Niagara and the American fall is
practically dry---Lowell believes strike
cannot be averted; business being placed
on cash nv sis----fIamilton Fish in.
stalled rs assistant tcna of the
United States---War department dc.
clares RathhoIf's charges against Gen.
era Wood TO he without foundation
Pope's health improving -Plag que
absting in Mazatlan--Mt. Pelee again
in eruption Evidence that Mays
may be Bolivia and Brazil
sign Acre modus vivendi Release OF
Mrs Maybrick in 1904 officially an
nounced---Castro's resignation n reply
10 revolutiOnist statements --Austria
and Russia gaining stron. control ovel
Bulgaria Rumorpd that Irish land
bill will carry appropriation of $50,
0UO, OO0---Rebels capture capital OF
Santo Domingo--Fnnch foreign office
receives alarming reports Of disorder ir
southern China.
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 25.
General Macdonald, British wal
hero, to be court nartialed on charges
of immoral conduct Death at Bos
ton of Mrs. CASTOR, widow of ex
Governor CASTOR Of Massac huSetts
Annual report of the Massachusetts
highway commission shows that AZ
miles of state roads haze been com
pleted---Cotton trade disturbed by con
ditions in New England mills; strike
seems certain at Lowell
issued against Indiana coal com
panies and opera tors - Colorado MIN
managers plan a general war on !, b.
orga MIA Professor lmpin sal
he doubts il trans Atlantic TELEPHONY
would be proiita blc---Dr, Abbott dc
clares the Bible IS merely a record o
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