Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-22

dustriai Unions; i'll case Of their ap.
prevail by vote, to ask the Civic Fed
Grafton to choose board OF arbitra tion
Maurice l.. Burnce, student at
Boston university law school, discour-
aged over failure to pass examina lions,
kills himself--Two students III with
diphtheria guaranteed at Bowdoin
coIlege--Moscow the scene of revc-
lutionary demonstra ton; probably 5000
persons actually participated; many
injured in fight with police---St. Vim
cent de ST. Paul infant asylum at
Providence damaged by fire to extent
of about ,OO0--Maine's hard wood
forests and summer visitors threatened
by brown tail moth---Three dead and
several severely burned at n Williams.
burg (N. ~ fire----Commissio Sar-
gent denounces the importation of i'm.
moral women-Senator Fairbanks
lays cornerstone Of y. NJ G. A. build.
ing at Washingtofl--Prpmi Peters
of Prince Edward Island is beaten by
one ballot though party wins--An
Wales ringing with religious revivals
started by Chicago men--Heir appar.
ent Of Servia, aged 10, clopes with
actress and is found IN Vienna
Hague conference TO define status Of
hospital ships in time of war--Ger.
many's now field gun fires accurately
~ shots n ininute--Colonel Marchand
will probably be candidate for cham.
Der Of deputies Berlin secs butter.
flies on streets and rose bushes in
bloom.
TUESDAY. DEC 90
Three vessels totally wrecked, Is
damaged ana five with lost anchors n q
result of HURRICANE off southern New
ngland--Scarlet fever epidemic at
Amcsbury, Mass-With Nogrs can.
ture Of kekwan fort fatal preaching
OF Port Arthur's dcfcnses NAV have
begun: work is ono of series Oh semi.
enclosed works which are commanded
from rear. or Port Arthur side. by
heavy enclosed forts Senator Lodge
recommends William +. Craig for
postmaster Of Lynn, Mass-Mrs.
Chadwick too i'll to appear in court
Fire at PasSumpic, Vt, causes loss Of
$4,000 --DefenSe in Nan Patterson
case opens defendant rmphatically de-
MES that she shot Caesar" Young
! Dowie says lions assets are 10000
| 900 and debts less than $500. 600
| Senator Platt working for reelection
| of Depew Adams loses 1882 votes.
but still has about 10000 plurality in
Colorado The Philadelphia schooner
Richard 5. leaning wrecked at Nan
tuckct. Mass; crew mssing-Fall
River mill men viii not consent to ar
bitration of strike by National Civic
| Federation --Four men burned to
death rs result Of explosion and fire on
an oil barge off Long Branch. y j
Smoor denies that leaders directed Nor
mons 70 vote 4 certain ticket because
Of revelations Rhode Island secures
site at Valley Forge FOR her monument
to Revolutionary heroes; dedication
June 10, 19O5--President revokes or.
der for removal Of Judge Baker OF New
Mexico--Postal authorities deter
mined to stop sending Of dangerous
articles by Supreme court de-
cides in favor Of Nebraska in dispute
over boundary with Missouri--Sens.
tor Mitchell and Representative Her.
mann go to Oregon to answer charges
In land fraud cases-Mrs sheldon
African explorer. reports no sign Of
abuses in the Congo--Turkey op-
poses increase of foreign officers in
Macedonian genda rnerie --NIacedo-
MAN situation worse. says Sofa corre-|
spondent of London 1imeS-Tancier
correspondent Of London Times re-
ports strong anti European feeling in
Observation-Disclosures report that
United States aud the dominion are to
appoint Joint waterway commission
WEDNESDAY,. DEC. q.
Death scene in cab with Caesar
Young acted in court by Nan Patterson;
kept her nerve in merciless cross-eN-
animation by prosecuting attorney
Britt defeats Nelson in bitter fight Of
20 rounds: decision given OF points Of
all.round superiority Witnesses in
Smoot hearing testify that Mormon
leaders still practice polygamy--
Discoveries OF new variable stars
announced by Harvard observatory
---Defendant's demurrer overruled
In action by the National Telephone
Manufacturing company against the
American Bell Telephone companv-
! Senator Fairbanks 10 resign Jan. 8
| Fire in Chica 60 convent: nuns rescued
by Eight killed by wreck Of
Croker hotel, Minneapolis racut,
Mass. Woolon mills closed on account
of weaVerS' strike--St Strong sentiment
in the south against continuing cotton
ginncrs reporls--C Continued drought
Curtails operations Of mills in New
Hampshire and Nermont----City COM
mittee of the Citizens union Of New
York fayorS municipal ownership
Fall River operatives vote almost
unanimously 10 submit strike TO arbi-
Death of RI Rev. Richard
Phclan, bishop OF Roman Catholic do.
cese of PittSburg--Ovide Charde-
'aine, Leicester, Mass. boy accused Of
numbering Mrs. Brigham, DISCHARGED
after Philippine bill likely
to pass the house as it came from the
senate-New York Republican club
demands reduction of southern repre-
sentatontn congress-Delayo on draw
back ruling by treasury department due
to fact that legal opinion is awaited
Turkey arranging for loan of Sl5,-
600. 900 to buy new artilery-Sir
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