Long Debates and Railway Figures Stir Ottawa
Ottawa reports a prolonged debate on the Addrena reply to the Speech from the Throne, the longest since 1879 with 48 speakers. It also covers bicycle baggage bills, Japanese naturalization, and Canada’s railway statistics including total mileage, earnings, passenger and freight tonnage, and Welland Canal grain movements.
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Bir Jjohd Thompson
H Hbkakenm
Thorg Ware
Addraus
Thoae
Bays
Casey
Dominion
Gompel Railway
Canada
Legislature Debates Prohibition Changes and Aliens Bill
The provincial legislature may prorogue within a week while Toronto Council sets May 15 to seek public input on a Sunday car question. Proposals to curb hotel sale hours are dropped amid strong opposition. Manitoba prohibitionists plan a plebiscite this year under the Dominion Alliance. Stamp fraud and newspaper mail-rate offenses draw prosecutions. bills on alien employment and immigration are introduced. A roll of honor lists March exam scores in multiple divisions.
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Manitoba
Dominion Alliance Ep
Cowan
Canada
Taylor
Tragic Accident in Daavtox Claims Young Barry Kin
In Daavtox Ont on April 6 a tree fell during a family task, killing two year old Andrew Barry instantly. The child was part of a family of eleven. Fort Smith Athabasca reports over one hundred buffalo sighted this winter in the area. The British revenue for the year ending last week stood at $520,100,000, surpassing estimates by $17,000,000.
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Fort Smith
Athabsason
Local notes from Milton and district death and travel items
Milton residents and visitors are reported in a string of brief notes. The death of Mr. Wm. Bews is marked by a large funeral, while Mr. Dowar secures a Cobourg post office position and plans for a new railway link near four mills are noted. James Menderson remains ill but improving after an operation and Phillip Green suffers a cut to his left instep while cutting wood.
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Harty
O. K. Fraser
Brockville
OC. F. Fraser
Fraser
East
Milton
Jase
Wm. Bews
Hargely
W. F. Dowar Hind
Cobourg
Four Mill
James Menderson
Nolaon
Rural News Roundup Flows With Spring Moves and Illness
Frogs out last week and rising numbers at the aiok bet. Mrs. Graham recovering from inflammation. Mrs. Henry Wilson slowly improving after a governing illness. Migs A Nixon recovering from scarlet fever. Spring changes in the area include Damen Mc Dowell moving to Trafalgar and HR Brownridge taking the former home. James Wilsons busy with farm duties after marriage. Ida Hood returns from a long visit at Gualphi. Mrs. John Wrigglenworth visited Toronto. Miss Kelly of Norval guests of Miss Thornton. William Cook of St Catharines visiting locally.
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Henry Wilson
Migs A
Nixon
Damen McDowell Lan
Trafalgar
Brownridge
Hia House
James Wilson
Ida‘ Hood
Gualphi
John Wrigglenworth
Toronto
Misls Kelly
Norval
Misa M.'Thornton
Wm. Cook
St. Catharines
Local Notes Report Clergy, Funerals and Farm Work
Mr George Locker moved into Knatch bull and will work for Mr David Agnew. The funeral of Mrs John Allison occurred last week from her husband's residence to Moffat burying grounds with Rev Amy preaching the sermon and John Simpson Geo Simpson Jacob Allison and Benjamin King among pallbearers. Warmer weather boosts spring ploughing as Franklin Ramabaw is noted as first in the area. The Canadian quadrille band and the Pied Frogs orchestra resume play. Mrs Thos Wilson returned from Armada Michigan after four weeks while Mrs James Erwin recovers at Guelph General Hospital and is seen around town again.
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Knatchbull
David Agnew
John Allison
Moffat Burying Grounds
Amy
Hutcheon and
Mosera
John Simpson
Geo. Simpson
Jacob Allison
Benjamin
King wud-Thos- Moore
Franklin Ramabaw
Thos. Wilson
Armada
Michigan
James Erwin
Guelph
Troapitalia
Presbyterian Auxiliary Forms for Foreign Missions
An executive meeting of the Bequesing Association at Georgetown discussed the upcoming Ballinafad annual convention. Mrs. John McLean and Miss Edith Campbell hold secretary and treasurer roles in the Presbyterian church women’s auxiliary with about 15 members. Mr. Hector McLean recently returned from missionary duties in Kingston and is reappointed to the mission field. Maple syrup production is rising with Me John Kirkwood turning out about 400 gallons of high quality syrup using an evaporator.
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D. L. Campbell
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Edith Campbell
C. A. Russell
Hector McLean
Ear
Kingston
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Georgetown News Roundup of Local Moves and Events
Mr Ninian Lindsau plans removal to Georgetown from Milton. Drs T Bewdley J Man pass final medical exams. Dr Wm Freeman heads to Rock Springs with family. aim to settle west. Rev J W Pedley of London visits, withdraws resignation. St George Church entertainment enjoyed. Woman's Missionary Society meeting in May. Concert at Baptist Church features Mabel Grant Lou Goodwille M Vorter Mina Sree man John Button McApine. Boy's Brigade drill at Congregational Church with promotions and badges.
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Woman Recovers After Painful Years With Pink Pills
Mrs Stone of Glenwood, Colorado, recounts years of severe stomach pain and fainting. Doctors failed, morphine injections used, then she found relief with Dr Williams' Pink Pills after two boxes and continued use. The pills claim to restore blood and nerves, ending illness for many.
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Tea Specialists advertise lamps and dishes at cut prices
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Fur market ad offers diverse hides and furs for sale
An old classified style notice advertises a wide range of fur and animal products including raccoon hides, hats, rugs and robes. It promises express shipping and notes prices from 1.00 to 38.00 with various quality and work classes, urging customers to send items for sale or trade and asserting reasonable prices.
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