Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-08
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ton movement.
AZ least "a persons were killed by
the tornado at Meridian, Miss. and
Sl.5Oo,0OO property loss ia reported.
Russian reactionaries have been
beaten. They opposed the cars plan
10 make future Ia ws not 10 be effective
without consent Of tho national ASSEM-
bly, and the council Of the empire.
President Mitchell anticipates no de-
velopment in the mine situation for
some days.
Edward Field, probate clerk at
Providence. turns over $24SS 20 and rc-
signs, following q financial investiga-
ton.
President Mellen says the New ia
ven rond has no idea Of giving up the
use Of the Grand Contra station in New
York.
Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes urges So
ciaism at gathering of prominent
persons NJ her home.
james H. Hyde. formerly vice prcsi-
dent Of the Equitable Life Assurance
society, as well as Richard a. McCurtIv,
former president Of the Mutual Life In.
surance company, before sailing for E,I.
rope made written promise to District
Attornc! Jerome to return TO this coun.
try any time their presence is desired
here.
Professor Francis G.. Peat SAYS
the German people are tho natural
allies cf the Americans
Saturday, March 3.
John Y. Walsh. president OF bio de
| funct Chicago National bank, which
| closed is doors Dec is. 1905. Is
! charged with violation OF the national
banking laws in max inc false return,
TO the comptroller OF the currency and
with converting 10 his own use without
! proper authority funds OF the barN.
! amounting to S30fn,OOO.
The armored cruiser New York
! which has necn ror ,he past six montht
ont Of commission, is % hn extensively
repaired and brought rp 10 date. II tins
! naval general board has ite wav
/ It IS denied that Queen DowsSei
Marahorita intends touring through
the United states. as repeatedly AN
! nolnced in tho American press
! For the first time III the history OF The
/ ice business the burlington tVtl deal
! ers have been compelled to resort {,
harvesting operations at night. ovina
/ 10 The mild season.
! As the result Of a series Of special
| councils hold under the presidency Of
| tho car. the main guarantees Of Rus.
sian liberty have been granted
The will % The late John A. Mccall.
| Fo- 81
! York Life Insurance company. has
been filed for probate According {"
| the petition for probate the estate ~
! valued at over $50 1000"
Friday, March 2.
That the railroad rate bill will hs
| passed by the senate practically as ID
| came from The house is an admission
that the opponents Of the measure ara
almost ready 20 make.
A new serum for the alleriation OF
! dyscDtery has been discovered. The
! serum is extracted from horses and in
jected into the patient simultaneously.
| The magistrate at Nanchung. China.
who was wounded during dispute
with Catholic missionaries, resulting in
| X
! missionaries. is dead.
Harry Tenny, who was Knocked out
| by Frank Neil. the tanta m champiou
pugilist died as a result CT the contest.
| Deputy Sheriff Abbott broke omen
the safe in the Lawrence Mass Office
| of Herman Cassel & Co.. the Worces-
! ter ticket brokers who disappeared
! recently. Nothing o. value was found
: in the safe.
Manuel Silva, charged with rausin;
| The death Of Charles H. Wittor at New
London. Conn. vas found guilty or
| murder in The second degree
Thursday. March I,
What threatened 30 be a tcup OF the
work in the granite Quarrics # Milford
! Mass. has been ayrrted by the sign.
! Ing Of new bill by the mal.u'a cturer.
and The engineers ard 1e,rickmcu. An
Increase is rran;td over the previous
| bill of wages
| Dcspondent al me discovery That he
| was N the last stages Of consumption
! Charles W. Wa Il. IS, a wealthy and
! brilliant Boston lawyer. shot himself
through the heart dying instantly. as
Los Angeles, Ca.
| J. ". I.ohspd and r. W Cha flee. tws
Of the three mids hIpmcn dismissed
from the naval academy for ha2ing and
reinstated by special act OF congress-
have rendered their designations from
! the service.
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