Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-10
THE WEEK'SNEWS.
THURSDAY, NOV. 3.


fishing vessel sunk on Dogger Bank
Oct. 21-22, met fate by act OF Russian
warship without warning or provoca-
tion"-Big steel barge being built
at the Fore River Shipbuilding com
pany's yards, Quincy, Mass, slips
from blocks and falls upon workmen,
two Of whom are killed--Tschnology
students clash with police after torch
light parade at Boston: many injured
on both sidss--Baldwin's airship
breaks away at St Louis and disap.
pears---Steamship Saxonia arrives at
Boston with more than 1900 passengers
--Repressntative Buxbaum Of Boston
arrested on warrant charging him with
larceny Of $1,000 from his employer
Bishop Coadjutor Osborne. who leaves
Boston for his new field IN Illinois, pre-
scented with $1,000 with which to pur-
chase a library--Mayor Collins Of
Boston for second time vetoes city
council order accepting the legislative
act providing for pensioning Of en-
ployes Of police signal service-Eight
weeks drought broken in Alabama
Ten miners killed in accident at Nanti.
coke, Pa--Nine persons drowned by
bursting of reservoir at Winston, n.
C--No prospect OF early settlement Of
strike Al paper mills In Berlin. N. Il
Unnamed friend gives New York His
torical society price OF new home
Another payment on Worlds Fair loan
which Is sure to be paid in full
Strike causing exodus from Fal! River
1000 less voters than registered
Condition of Japanese minister, who Is
| III in New York, very favora ble-Cor.
oner reports death of Rev. Francesca
Moreth of New Haven accidental
Miners ceport young man from Cold
field. New. and warn him never to re.
turn-Chinese bound for Monaghan
concession Mt st Louis ordered de-
ported at San Francisco--Injunctio
against operation Of trolley cars on
Williamsburg bridge. New York, dis
solved--Adolphus Busch resigns
| from st. Louis fair commission, charg-
ing discrimination regarding conces-
sions-German emperor unveils statu
ary celebrating the chase--Mexica n
exchange rate on customs duties fixed
Of 300 for November-Spain and Ger
many object to execution in San Do.
minQo of award favoring Americans
Sir Lloyd Wise advocates change in
Canadian patent laws favorable to
American manufac turers.
FRIDAY, NOV. A.
Dominion parliamentary elections re-
| ,,lt in, nf T ~
| ment with q majority of 70 or more In
house Of commons-Ollie Foster and
Warren Goodnow, both about 1, killed
by collapse Of bridge at Troy, n IL
Dispatches to effect that japanese bat
teship Yashima had been sunk by a
mine off Dalny officially confirmed
Ancient ecclesiastical cope stolen from
the Cathedral Of Ascot. Italy. and later
purchased by j. p Morgan, presented
to the italian government by Morgan
Real estate suits involving 100000
600 begun in New York-Street cars
collide at Kittery, Ne; passenger:
slightly njured-Fall River Mass
manufacturers now inclined TO resume
business on Nov. 14-Dedicati ton OF
the new Pembroke academy building a.
Pembroke, ~ Shooting ARRAY IL
the Chinese quarter of New York re
scmblng highlander outra Ses-No one
likely TO die as result of street cal
wreck near North Andover: one mar
seriously injured--Jury at Providence
finds John Alngham guilty OF man
slaughter; sentence Of five years in state
prison mposed-Judge Parker IN
Connecticut; he argues against the
"stand pat" policy--Germany ready tC
Join in arbitra ton treaty with UniteC
States--The German foreign office de
MES report of action In any San Do
mingo affair-President Castro file:
claim for S4,750,00O against Genera
Matos, leader Of the recent resolution
SATURDAY. NOV. 8.
President Roosevelt issues signed
statement declaring that udge Parker:
assertion that pledges were made by
Republicans to corporations in return
for campaign funds is wicked false
hood-Foreman Timilty Of the paving
division of the Boston street depart
ment accused Of allowing a man to ORA
pay under name Of deceased employ
OF the department-New York ferry
boat sunk; no lives lost-ChinamaI
killed at New York in fight with white
woman--Forty orphans sent from New
York to Arizona 10 be returned--J
Pierpont Morgan presents stolen Ascot
cope to Italian government--Anot
strike conference may be held at Fal
River-Stable connected with Wood
stock Inn, Woodstock. VT, burned; los
S16,OO0--New York police seize wait
ers of Marlborough hotel rathskelle
for large theft-Southerner reported
to have laid claim to part OF New iorl
city; claim based on alleged lease II
1T95-Chairman Babcock says Repub
. leans will elect at least 203 members o
the house-Scheme 10 provide eXtr'
pay for expert marksmen in the arm,
Chief Justice Fuller may retire afte
Inauguration of the next president
Government commission finds no basis
so far, for rumors of starvation amon
Pima Indians in ArizoDa--Hundre'
lives lost by sinking of French steame
The porte orders cancelling OF al
rest OF agents OF American Bible socict,
--German students at University Q
Innsbruck, Austria, wreck ltalial
faculty building and lodgings OF Italian
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