Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-22

OF several hundred miles, report
territory to have suffered from al
structivc rain and wndstorm.
lives are known to be lost and
damage done to property and cro,
Sunday, Nov. 10.
The epidemic of crime that
swept over Pittsburg and vicinity
Nov. has apparently run its coul|
In terrific gale which has rag|
Lake superior steamer Theano 81
n rock near Thunder cape and
wrecked. The crew were saved.|
w. x. Hearst declares that he
never again be a candidate"
Concessions in the Congo Indepe}
state hnte been granted to three
panies. one Of which is TO constr,|
railroad. the second to conduct md
operations and the third to exploit
.e,.oet ,.,, -.
Of the million-gallon reservoir of
lam Knowlton & Sons at Upton, y
and caused a leak that not evet
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The first convention of SabbDtI
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Saturday, Nov. ~.
An unconfrmed report is in Gil
ton at belgrade that Crown II
George of Servia has become insd
The Boston Elevated Railway
pany. which controls practically d
trolley lines in Boston and vid
and also the elevated system|
nounced a voluntary advance in \
TO its 300 employees.
The strike of the Clyde hoilerm5
ia which 10000 men We're involve
come to an end by the men returnI
work. They did not gain any d
points in dispute.
A temporary Injunction prohit
the. American Fire Insurance
pany from transacting business i
state of Massachusetts, was ISSUED
result of the bill Of information
by Attorney General Malone.
A dozen or more vessels
wrecked at various points in the
time provinces. but no lives wert|
III the Bay of Fundy the wind rel
a velocity of - miles an hour. A
ing SnoWStorm prevailed.
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Friday, Nav. is.
The United States government
the initial move to dissolve the 4
ard Oil company's alleged monI
by filing in the United States d
court at ST. Louis n petition in d
against the Standard Oh compan|
its 10 constituent corporations
partnerships. and seven defcndaI
The long arm Of Point Judith II
the Portland Mel schooner LII
She was being driven before |
east gale and 300 yards off shoY
was smashed to pieces by the
seas. Three members of the
We're drowned
Congressman Bourke Cochran
Miss Annie Ide. daughter of Her
Ide, formerly governor general
Philippines. were married at New
Green Womack. a farmer, wa
dicted at Jackson, Miss. on a cha
peonage. 1t is alleged he has hel