International and Colonial News Roundup
Joseph Chamberlain speaks in the House of Commons on self governing colonies seeking preferential terms with the United Kingdom. Japan threatens a naval demonstration in Hawaiian waters and asserts US arbitration over Hawaii immigration and tariff issues. Apple crop prospects in Canada and Ontario are discussed with blight impacts noted in Montreal inland orchards. Western states expect a good average crop. The article also covers British views on South Africa, Cecil Rhodes, and trade figures.
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Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Japan
Hawaiian
United States
Hawaii
National
Apple Shippers’ Association
United
India
Ontario
Montreal
Advicoa
Apeak
Wilfrid Lawson
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Bis
Thomas Ballantyne
The
Assembly
Canada
Chicago
British News
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
Great Britain
Hor
Walkerton Church Board Grants Salary Increase to Rev Moir
At Walkerton Methodist Church a salary increase of 50 dollars was voted for Rev D A Moir B D. The meeting noted financials with estimated year receipts and expenditures at 3234 77 and a 16 mill rite tax. Also mentioned are court arraignments and parish travel by the Mignot family visiting London and Guernsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerton Methodist Church
Ioronga
D. A. Moir
B. D.‘Lawson
The
Merald
Reynolds
Q.L. Tough
Hornby
Presbyterian Church
Funeral of Mary Daft Held Near The Village
The funeral from her home near the village was led by Rev. Mr. Mxo phareon of Acton and she was buried at Acton Cemetery. Cleveland visitors J. McKenzie and others, former Pasmoro Bros. employee, spent part of last week in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Daft
Guslph
J.R. Harriaban
Main Streat
Harris & Co
Torrance
Presbyterian Church
D. Btrachan
Chalmer'a
Guelph
Mica A. .Ryan
Georgetown
J Cummina
Toronto
Wm. Stowell
A. Harria
B Shipley
Ailsa Craig
McGowan
London
Harvest Thrashing Rises Amid Labor Demand In Acton Area
Farmers have been busy harvesting all week and farm laborers are in high demand. Thrashers are kept busy this season with Mr William Cripps starting work after a late Saturday. A thunder shower swept the region, oats knocked down, rain hindered harvests, and several locals visited friends and relatives across Acton Nassagawoya and Poslinch. Capa reports the largest value of goods sold last month, over 260 dollars.
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Nasangaweys
Eden Mills
Your
Maral
Megsra
J. Thomas
J. Dann
Acton
Jas. Gamble
M. McCulough
Rockwood
T. Ramalaw
Jas, Ramshaw
Léwville
H. Ramshaw
Rookwood
Geo. Capa
Milking Mishap and Small Town Notes From Nassagaweya
Mrs. Wm Kitching was knocked down by a frightened cow herd by a dog during milking and bruised but unharmed. Miss Dolmage returned to Guelph with Miss McLaughlin after a pleasant visit. John Anderson began thrashing at Mr David Agnew’s Knatchball. The community mourns Mrs John Easterbrook of Brookville Nassagaweya who died at 85 years 6 months. funeral held at Ebenezer cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Wm. Kitching
John Anderson
David Agnew
Knatchball
Ebenezer
Ita Jaat
Masure
Alex. McPhederan
Jag. Moffat
John Canute
Geo. Curris
M. Darrah
Mr. Thomson
Pr. Scanlan
D. Scanlan
Master W. Doberstam
Guelph
Nassagaweya Tlily
Woek
James F. Frawley
Chicago
John Cromey
Toronto
London
Liberale
Montreal
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
England
John Manro
Ottawa
Toronto General Hospital
Alex. Grant
First Baptist Church
Winnipeg
Napigon
Manitoba Millora
Wm. Sloan
Seaforth
Yukon
Civic Holiday Proclaimed For Monday August Twenty Eighth
Councillors authorize a civic holiday for Monday August 28 after debate on finances and taxes. Reeve Denny absent. Arnold objects to a contractor's extras on the new bridge. An excursion plan to Mohawk Park Brantford Goderam Goderich is left to committee.
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Gomnoil
Nickliv
Smith
Brown
Denny
Choos
McLam
D. A. Grant
Wren. Binith
T. T. Moore
Wordu
Wordu 1,1. Moore, Printing & Ndyartialyy
J.J. Lawson
Arnold
Bounallor Brown
Cantrash
Emich
H. T. ‘Arnold
Wm. Brown
Payabia
W. J. Smith
Roove
Carriad
Pointe
Mohawk Park
Brantford
Goderigh
Agatelies
Sgain
Harvesters Excursion to Manitoba Likely Largest Yet
North-west bound excursion leaves Toronto on the 18th with an estimated 3000 travelers and room for 5000 workers. Mrs W D Scott, immigration agent, will accompany the party as the Manitoba Government coordinates routes to where work awaits for about three months. The excursion rate of 14 dollars to Winnipeg is offered, with refunds on proof of prior work.
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Harvesters
Manitoba
Northwest
Toronto
W. D. Scott
Scott
Winnipeg
United States
Calcutta
Ontario
C.P. KR
Mary McGraw
London
Canadian Pacific
Portage la Prairie
Ormand
Assassination of Spain's Premier at Santa Agueda
Mabiuo Aug 8 reports Senor Canovas del Castillo, prime minister of Spain, shot dead at Santa Agueda by an anarchist. The killer fired three shots, one in the forehead and one in the heart. The premier died after his wife witnessed his agony for an hour. The assassin, a Neapolitan, is named Rinaldi or possibly Michio Angine Golli and was arrested immediately.
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Mabiuo
Senor ‘Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Santa Agueda
Banta Agueda
San Sebastian
Vitoria
Alava
Balbao
Jast
Thuraday
United States
Woodford
Rinaldi
Michio Angine Golli
Dowager Czarina’s Regency Plot Seen Triggering Exile
Hamburg correspondence reports a plot by the Dowager Czarina to gain regency last May. Nicholai resisted and the Empress and court intrigues were summoned. Count Vorontsoff-Daschikoff resigned amid the discovery. The Dowager Empress may live permanently in Copenhagen.
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Benz
Hamburg
Czarina
Nicholaa
Ozar
Count
Vorontsoff-Daschikoff
Count Voronthoff-Daschkoff
Copenhagen
Plucky Rescue Delivers Lady From Drowning
A boating accident near Caledon Inko yesterday nearly claimed Mrs Dahl. The craft overturned in a sudden gale. Mr Dahl escaped by clinging to the capsized boat. Timely aid arrived as R Robinson and W Crosier plunged in to rescue Mrs Dahl from exhaustion.
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Onertyrnt
Ont Ang-O
Caledon Inko
Bra
Dahl
Cnil
Mre
Mesers
R. Robinson
Wm. Crosier
Panoramic notice blends medical tale and world events
A long OCR fragment covers a testimonial for Dr Williams Pink Pills, then leaps to a wide array of 1890s news: cartridge factory blast in Bulgaria, a planned royal residence site in Killarney, lightning-killed cows in Warewell, prorogation of Parliament, Turko Persian border tensions, Simonstown harbor plan, Chicago vehicle tax ruling, grain export restrictions, a ship collision at Welland Canal, and various obituaries, weather, and local incidents across Canada and beyond.
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Simonstown
Cape Colony
Taley
Chicago
Atenmery
Welland Canal
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Angeasmont
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Ie Domini Hotel
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