Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05

pricvc Of Mrs Rogers under sentence
Of death for Killing husband Fan
River Textile unions vote to continue
the striko--Tammany hall roor-
eanizcs by rejoicing nonrly all officers
pulmonary diseases causing great
mortality in New York Rabies never
80 prevalent in New York as during 2
past year----Now York commission ia
make plans for municipal lighting plamr
--Cfty Of Chicago held not liable for
damages in Iroquois theatre fire suits
Plan of universal alphabet PROF.
posed at Chicago; phonetic spelling a
feature---Adnms' petition for full in
vestigntion in Colorado granted by the
supreme court----Succcss of Wichita
mountains national game preserve
project expected in Oklahoma Re.
ported reputation of pr"sentmcnt
against Bishop talbot by signers in
Hunting don. pa---Britisb steamer
Drunelzier. ashore near Oak island.
outside Of New York. breaking TIP
Francis II. Nichols of Chicago. widely
known as a newspaper man. reported
dead; was on an expedition TO I.hassa.
Thibct--Ficrce gale sweeps over
United Kingdoms vessel goes down in
North sea----Novc TO give the mullah
settled sphere and bind him TO keep
the peace---London police capture
two counterfetcrs. who arc charged
with extensive forgcrieS Herbert l..
Brdgman and j. j. Harrison ON the
n 20, irt
tons.
SUNDAY. JAN. /.
DR.. Charles NJ. Raymond victim of
brutal assault near Rrhoboth Mass
Bride of a day deserts husband at
Beverly. Mass. and is arrested at Lynn
Man Patterson TO be tried again;
district attorney refuses 10 release her
on bail--MiSs Anna Higgins, 72 years
old, of SOmcrvillc, Mass, burned to
death Dr. Leroy :. Chadwick ar
rivcs at Hoboken. y. j., and starts for
Cleveland in company with Sheriff
Barry Tinted States Senator Mitch.
I'll and Congressman Hermann in.
dlcted for conspiracy TO defraun the
government Of public lands-Two
mon arrested i'm New York for abduct.
ing "A girl whom police found BY
breaking down doors in hotel--Man
and woman murdered in New York
| tenement houSo--- Massachusetts state
| board of health member says only tenn
| rorary hospital for lepers is desired on
| Cape Cod Panic in a Chicago the
atre follows cry OF FIRE but no one
is seriously hurt---BostOn Elevated
| Railway company distributes $50 900
| in gold 70 about 1000 of its employees
Friends Of Worcester (MassD acad-
envy raise S1CO.poO endowment fund
death NJ Boston Of James W.
vose. the famous piano manufactures
--ROSton board OF aldermen defeats
order for municipal gas and cleo
tricity plant--Japs storm and cap.
| ture Sungshu Russia II
commission decides TO recommend
recognition Of American passports
| without distinction Of reli gion.
MONDAY, JAN. 2
General Stoessel sends letter to Gen.
eral Nogi Offering to surrender Port
Arthur. as last defenses are gone. not
yet stated what terms Stoessel asks;
some of most important inner forts
captured ---Twenty-f five patients,
many of them either totally or partially
| disabled. imperlled in $4,000 fira
| which destroyed New England SAM
| tarium buildings--Chief Justice Al.
| bert Mason of the Massac husetts 81.
rtrior court dies at Brookline. Mass.,
| CT pneumonia --Shcriff Barry and DR.
| Chadwick arrive at cleveland: bail
| bond for $1,000 furnished for Chad.
wcl's appearance in criminal court
John j. Taggart of Philadelphia
gives himself up TO Chicago police,
saying he is wanted for emoezziemen I
OF $1,000 from Pennsylvania Railroad
company Thomas Morrissey OF BoS.
ton dead as result of terrible burns mud
his wife under arrest on charge Of as
sault and battery For first time in
| many years the United States enjoys
a New Years day without the tempera
ture at any point throughout entire
country touching zcro---N ernlont state
board of health TO commence crusade
AGAINST buildings throughout state that
are not adequately equipped with lire
escapes.
TUESDAY, JAN. 3.
Port Arthur. whose hills have for
months run red with blood of bravest
of two Warlike nations. at last sue
cumhS to fierce teuacitN of Japanese
attack; General Stoessel accepts Jap
| anc>n terms for capltulatiOn ana the
fortress viii he occupied today by Jap
allr>c forces in accordance with in
slruc ions of emperor. General Nogi
grants generous teens 10 vanqu shed
- Motion 60 set aside verdict against
James A. Shedd. in Boston customs
conspiracy ease. denied by Judge Low
eli BOSTON and Maine corsolidates
its boston passenger ana freight bust
rt-> under one head To he known A.
the Terminal DIVISION Receiver
asked for the Davis cotton mill of Fail
River -Openin- of New York Times
building the greatest sky>craper-
Frank W. II iggin> inaugurated GOV
cruor of New York Report that ur.
/ Irvine's case against Bishop Talbot s
on The verge of collap> o--Quiot at
l'all River: Sycamore mill No. . open
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