Poverty Won’t Bar Care at Muskoka Free Hospital
Robertson reports for the week ending Oct 7 at the Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives that 52 patients resided, with 15 charity patients from Toronto Hamilton Ottawa and other municipalities and 37 paying in part. Eleven paid $3.50 weekly or less, two paid $4, one paid $5, and one paid $8. maintenance costs exceed $8 weekly for each patient. The record notes not a single case refused admission for poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskoka Free Hospital
Teally
Ancaleason
Fires, weddings, and local notices in Manitoulin and Ontario
A collage of brief items reports a family burned in West Bay reserve near Little Current, wheat shipments rising between Canada and Mexico, and a $3,500 loss with $1,000 insured. It notes a Presbyterian salary increase, magistrates fining for liquor, a bridegroom injured near Fesserton, a quiet wedding in Mitchell Square, and a Harrow teacher Burned by a lamp explosion at Washago.
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West Bay
Little Current
Manitoulin
D. A.ansell
Eral
Montreal
Canada
Mexico
Todd
Rouse
Mitchell Square
Maggie
James Cole
Angus Black
Hawkstone
O Harrow
Washago
Black
Tim
Pacific Coast City Naming Contest by Grand Trunk Pacific
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway invites Canadians to name the new Pacific Coast terminus city with a $250000 prize. Entries must be purely Canadian, up to three syllables, ten letters, and relate to British Columbia. Submit three names with 50 to 300 word explanations by December 15, 1905, to Pacific Coast Terminus Contest Montreal.
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Canada
Grand Trunk Pacific
Pacific
British Columbia
Pacific Railway
Montreal
Union of Unions reshapes Russia through mass labor mobilization
The New York Herald reports on the Union of Unions in Russia led by Ivan Iznovitch. It describes a broad, growing network across cities with 100000 members and 450 delegates, uniting workers to demand universal suffrage and political reform, and foresees a major strike and revolutionary action to establish a democratic republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
St. Petersburg
Russia
Union of Unions
Ave
Laces
Moscow
St Petersurg
Workmen's League
Union 3
Terioki
Viborg
M. Boulgin
Bouligin
M. Bouligin
Gether
MMA Sts AL
Epfil Ip
Jana
Munker
Udleby
Revolutionary
IsoVost
Post and Telegraph
Handa of Labor
Acta
Labor Federation
Chantry
Notable Salon Gossip and Courtly Teasers
Personal pointers spotlight King Edward’s reluctance for high stakes bridge and Paris salons at Paul Bourget’s Rue Barbet de Jouy. Queen Alexandra attends fifteen ladies in waiting, while Genade Wassilyewitch presides over a vast Russian library of 100,000 volumes in the remote Kara‑jarsk. Thiersch advises if travel beckons to Berlin or nearby Georgianum for study or cure.
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Edward Lkes
Paul -Bourget
Paris
Barbet-de-Jouy
Alexandra
Genade Wassilyewitch
Judin
Russia
Karsjonarsk
Thiersch
Gergianum
Berlin
Enaugh
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Diamond Hall
Amsterdam
Ryrie Bros
Yonge ST
Toronto
Robertson
Sec’y
National Sanitarism “Association
Hamilton
Ottawa
St. Vitus
Lunia
Ts of News
Presbyterian Church
Gg Weed Bet Poo Jo Ems
Brown
Skelton
Campbell
Waubinshene
Geo. McDonald
McDonald
Fesserton
Grand “Trunk Pacific Railway
Pacific / oast City
Russ Union OF Unions
Prince
Prince Louis of
Battenberg
Louis Leonhardt
East Eighty-Sixth Street
Leonhardt
Prince Louis
Cunard
Louis OF
England
Darmstadt
New—York-Herald
Corticelli Silk Co.,Ltd
St. John’s
Gnadago
Gurney, Tilden Company
Vancouver
Gosh
J. C. McFarlane
Barrie
Canadian Railways
America
B. W. Somers
Adelaide
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