Gray Terror Wolf Dead After Stalking Northern Ontario
International News Service report from Winnipeg recalls C E Anderson trapping the infamous gray terror, a lone wolf blamed for three human deaths and many deer kills. After an hour long stalk on Long Lake near Shebandowan, Anderson lured and shot the wolf, ending a northern danger legend. The tale notes the wolf hunted humans rarely and preferred deer, leaping to strike before moving on.
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Paris Restaurant Maire becomes cafe bar landmark ends
Paris reports the famed Restaurant Maire at Grands Boulevards corner closed and rebuilt as a cafe bar amid rising demand. Other items note dowries proposed to keep rural women on farms, the Polignac fashion move in London, a new player violin, a 200 year old beheaded warrior display in New York, bankruptcy settlements, and edible nests prized by epicures.
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