Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-14

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| The bill TO extend the right Of
f1age 10 women was defeated In
British house Of commons. whore
was talked to death without coming t
vote.
Sunday, March 10.
John Alexander Dowie. "Eiiiah II
as he called himself, the founder Of
Christian Catholic church. died in S
lob house in Zion city. He died as
had lived, denounclng his enemies
in the next breath praying.
Tho railroads Of Nebraska will
| test the o-cent fare law Which the
islatura enacted and the COVER
signed on the ground that it Is
fscatory
Agents NJ large japanese ste
ship company are trying to negotiate
San Francisco the purchase Of the til
liners OF the Oceanic Steamship ID
pnny. which are now for sale.
Michael Bower. farmer, and
lO.year.old daughter, Isabel. were
stantly Killed on a crossing Of the II
railroad at Lancaster, y. Y. Bowl
13-yearold daughter. Rose. died III
her injuries.
nh. ir.or,o, o..ho Ao,to,,r 20 ,t,l
=. rou pi,or Mac, ne ,,or a, ell
stores on the ground floor OF the bud
Ing. ware thoroughly soaked by aI
- n,-,.,a t;oh ,,nro s.,,.,,
, sroi, e-a
rho pos.o,, t7lovo4od porwov "a
,oa a,o,o.i,.,, ,oor1,. oil tho s+|
rn,Iyov lines n, REQ, aud ite srbul
h,s no+f.i,,,ol eo,. ,,a,.,,,tssior IN ed
/. haerocc ovn-cee and freirh+
:
monosy' marcn IT,
/ James l.. Puph, formerly a send
, or the United States from AIapa
l died at WashiN q on, aged s..
The Chicago ordinance on Wi
was based the trial Of Will J. Ia
charged with manslnuGhtm on acco|
r OF 'he n"rn'"4 u Tue i'o4uo'S 'i'e'|
Ill.,. ;,,.,,,a ;,eoeo- os tbo ,,ros
.an 90 tho ooso is corcarrad and
INV. ra,,,r,od - vordic+ of NOT Quilt,
ora hrrdred man ana woman aft J
. ;ry bonouo. NJ 8 Connorclol Ira
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n oor,ra,Iod 10 Gao in bosta vhe,, fro
. d;.oa,.o,..l u, tho piol,ord blo,.l. o-
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- The New York county grand jury
u begun an invest CATION into the W
- Of the Brewster express on the
m York Central railroad, in which -
Ne sons lost their lives.
r The largest number Of steerage
n sengcrs ever brought to Boston on
Of vessel arrived on steamer Repu
n from Nn6i- norris fHnrn ID
2249 passengers from Greece and i
,r Fred W. Baker OF Epson y. /
As relative OF Mrs, Mary Baker q. e
IT and DR.. f. j. Foster Edcy or WI
rs nurf' N'" MrS' Eou' nUoP'e"
ie have become plaintiffs as next Tie
~ OF Mrs. EDDY ~ the Dill IN eQ
:, brought I" secure an accounting O.
i, property
vi d,,btharja continues N INN,
A., There is no setback and he rests ca
His condition is gratifying 10 the r
dents family.
Knoxville has decided that til,
ID. looms must 90. Under a state
IS pran.inc incornn-ated cities the rig
'ol saw whether or NOT they desire sal
e sn elaction was held as an eypre,
Of sentiment.
Violence resulting in ,niur,es
1ozan nersons and the feehle and
u,d;c onar,tion Of q few oars ma
,bo strike or the union emnloves q
1,oufeviI. Railway COMPANY.
prfroo rIoni.,. ~ The %c-harrond
,,o,;,od Tho nronosed no+ionsI