Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-28
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, July 81.

her flag hauled down and her crew
made prisoners; var openly advocated
by hitherto conservative diplomats and
newspapcrs-By n vote of 1910 to 303
Textile Workers union declare strike
TO take effect July % in all of the So
rallied union cotton mills of Fall River,
where n 121h percent reduction in wages
has been announced: 10000 employees
affcctcd-Strike of packing house en-
ploycs settled at conference between
representatives Of packers and of all
the allied trades: whole controversy to
be submitted to n board of arbitrators,
both sides agreeing to abide by what
eve decision this board may reach
Senator Scott declares that West viz
cleveland Of New Haven %nnonnccs
his candidacy for nomination for gov
ernor on Republican tickct-British
house of commons has ali-night discus
sion on finance bill-Chambprlain
commission reports scheme for British
tariff rcvision-Palma will use S.
100000 of new Cuban loan to pay vet
Grams: says payment in fun would ruin
country Mrs. Florence Maybrick re-
leased by British government on ticket
o leavc; has started for France
Portugal arranges loan of SGO.O 600
with tobacco monopoly and in return
grants monopoly cougar extension.
FRIDAY. JULY 90
Gar steps in to stop what threatened
10 lead to war with England. and as a
result the government has halted in It's
aggressive policy regarding seizures in
Red Sea: war feeling runs high through
out England and anger against Russia
is at dangerous pitch; twenty guineas
percent quoted ut Llovds for insurance
against outbreak of Anglo Russian war
within three weeks Bryan unfolds
plan TO reform Democracy; favors in
come tax and wants government toown
railroads and telcgraph-Tntrolman
Edward y. Morrissey of Boston com
mitS suicide while on duty State
Treasurer Bradford sells S1.312OoO
Massachusetts bonds to Il syndicate at
1O4 20 Annual report of the RoSton
office Of the pension department shows
IT," VI "'' i""''' ir'ril'"l''
'N' i'''' ->VN H"Sl"no 10 ''' .\"Iln-
west completed - British ship Creed
moor burned off Fire Island: crew and
od at Woods lIolc-PreSidont ltoosn-
Welt completes his speech i'm reply to no
~''N''','" ~ HIS NOMINATION N'" M.
o"S' ~D'I'''o'l E'N'S Guy popui''''" "i
''''', al c"S' VI 'V''V' u" "H'Hr
chtaana an, ,,r','
vorL Chicoro irdmo :niofne .trikin.,
nochinists from nic.ctinr or tolRing
with ,vork mon in th.ir ola ul.co.
Covornor .h,Idnr nf %ou ~ryniro
invites native, tn ola hono
week \ur 20 o6-poS~oncrrs ON Now
yor, ovcur.io, ctoo,nor +orritiiod lac
couislnn of ,hcir ho,t with l,roo. ,o
sarious niurv-Tornodo hoot de-
~strover Eloknly in stn~rdordiztnn fast NJ
Novuort. /, I. exceeds contract sncod
of o. kuotS lv RIO Of = knot Fo1I
River onorativcS said to admit dofeat
in strike for which tNoy have voted. Inn
say 1hoy must make some nrot..t
against "unbnaraLloco uditions:" MANN
facturors may omen some mills. Int do.
rl1r. they arc losing moupv-JoscnlI
w. Foil, nominated Tor governor hy tlo
Democrats of Mis.ouri-Iudcn Par
kor's friends want William +. Shechau
for national chairman if German do.
rljneS british within % miles of
Thibotan capital. drive natives before