Lennox Ardagh Cowan Browne and Partners Legal Notice
Arristers solicitors for probate guardianship administration and general practice announce offices at Hinds Block 6 Dunlop Street with branch offices Lennox Ardagh Gravenhurst Lennox Ardagh Cowan Brown Cree more and Alston offering money to loan and related services.
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Ault
Arrister
Proctornotahy
Pato
Sree Lal
Russ’ Block
Dunlop Street
Barrie
Arristers
Nolaries
Gonveyanders
Wits
Banting County Clerk to Meet Saturday at Court House
R. T. Banting County Clerk will be at his office in the courthouse on Saturdays. The notice lists Blrnic, Beriuenue and P.O. Quokstown as locations or references.
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R. T. Banting
Cunty
Court House
Rnic
Beriuenee Wand P.O
Quokstown
Johnson and Sarjeant Deal ers in coal and building materials
Johnson and Sarjeant advertise a broad range of imported coal and building supplies including red from mines lime plaster materials pipes bricks cements and plaster products. The notice locates them at 28 Elisabeth Street opposite the Wellington Hotel.
Ottawa River tragedy claims two Ottawa youths
Despatches report the drowning death of Miss Lessie Blair and Mr. H A Harper after a skating outing on the Ottawa River near Gatineau Point. Harper heroically saved Miss Blair but both were lost. Creelman and Miss Blair survived with injuries. The Blair family learns of Lessie advancing into debutante status. Mr. Harper had many local friends and colleagues mourning his death.
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Mr. Blair
Mr. Harper
Ottawa River
Ottawa
Lessie Blair
A. G. Blair
H. A. Harper
Labor Gazette
Minto
Government House
Governor’s Bay
A. N. Treadgold
Dawson
Amy Blair
Alexander Creelman
Imperial Bank
Bessie Blair
Snowball
Senator Snowball
Chatham
N. B
Kettle Island
Rockliffe Park
Quebec
Mr. Creelman
Miss Blair
Creelman
Harper
Miss Snowball
Gatineau Point Shore
Miss Bessie
Gatineau Point
Mr. Treadgold
Matthias Blair
Blais
Treadgold
Amy
Confreres
Wheat and grain markets show active demand in Toronto
In Toronto on December 10 wheat and flour markets remain firm with strong demand for home milling. Prices vary by grade from 66 to 78 cents for assorted wheats, Manitoba prices up, and car lots of 90 percent patent flour bid at 2.75 to 2.80, with Manitoba flour firm at 3.70 to 4.00. Millfeed and oats show active buying. oats 46 cents to 46.5 cents, corn Canada yellow mixed firm, barley and buckwheat steady, and poultry prices steady to firm with good demand for plump birds. Potatoes scarce due to heated cars, prices around 60 to 85 cents. dried fruits and beans steady. hay and straw prices unchanged.
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Toronto
Manitoba
Shorts
Fim
Canada
New York
Oatincal
Butter and dairy prices show steady demand and varied offers
Butter markets hold firm across classes with liberal receipts. Creameries and dairies stay steady while low grade dairies drag, offering generous quotes. New egg offerings have practically ceased. market remains firm around 19 cents for fresh, 17 cents ordinary, 16 to 17 cents limed. Poultry quality complaints noted.
Strong Demand Lifts Hog Prices Across Markets
Log products of all kinds show robust demand amid rising live and dressed hog prices. Packers keep light stocks and move inventories quickly. Dressed hogs in car lots advance about 10c to 7.75 7.90 on the track. Western Ontario purchases by a Montreal firm help drive the rise. Pork Canada short cut at 20.50 heavy mess 19.50. Smoked and Dry Salted Meats list long clear bacon 10c, breakfast bacon 14c, hams 18c, rolls 11c, shoulders 10 4c, backs 14c, green meats 1c less than smoked. Lard Threes 10 1/2c tubs 11c pails 11 4c.
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Ontario
Montreal
Canada
Live Stock Market Report from Toroto Dec 10
Slow cattle market with export cattle in demand only for export grades. Highest price around 4.65 with many lots tied up in consignments. Total offerings 43 loads: 796 cattle 482 sheep and lambs 648 hogs 8 calves. other prices listed for export cattle bulls feedors stockers and butchers stock.
Livestock Price Range Listing From Local Market
Readable livestock pricing shows figures for cows calves hogs and sheep. Includes terms like cwt and per head with ranges from two to several dollars, noting sheep and lamb categories and varying rates for young stock and fat hogs. The fragment reflects a market catalog rather than a full report.
Buffalo grain market summary amid mixed prices
Buffalo on December 10 reports flour strong while spring wheat dull and winter wheat unsettled. No 1 northern 82.5 cents, No 2 red 84.0, corn ranges higher but dull with No 2 yellow 71.5, No 3 71.5, No 2 71.5, No 3 70.0. Oats firm for white 51.5, mixed 48.0, No 2 white 51.5, No 3 47.5. Barley light demand 66.5 to 67.0. Rye No 1 60.0 asked.
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Buffalo
Fatal rockslide swallows freight train in Fraser canyon
A Vancouver despatch reports an overhanging rock mass sheared the UPR freight train near a Fraser canyon, at 5 15 Friday morning. The engine and five cars plunged 300 feet, killing the driver Randall and fireman Pottruff instantly. Conductor Harris and a brakeman in the tail caboose survived as the wreck split the train, rock and earth continuing to fall. The disaster underscores ongoing rail hazards in the region despite patrols and warnings.
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Vancouver
B.C
Mountain District
U.P.R
Fraser
Randall
Pottruff
Harris
Death of Major Edward L Bond in Phillipsburg Fire
Despatch from Montreal reports Major Edward L Bond burned to death in his Phillipsburg summer residence after a 10:80 p.m. meeting with Wells, manager of Phillipsburg Junction Railway. Bond, son of Archbishop Bond, served as a major and led various business and reform efforts in Montreal. His charred remains were found after the blaze.
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Montreal
Edward L. Bond
Archbishop Bond
Bond
Phillipsburg
Que
Wells
Phillipsburg Junction
Mr. Wells
St. Armand
Major Bond
Prince of Wales’ Rifles
Dominion Alliance
Citizens’ League
Officers from the West for Canadian Mounted Infantry
Ottawa dispatch lists the mounted infantry staff for South Africa with Col Evans in command and Major Merritt as second in command. Adjutant is Sergeant Major Church, Quartermaster Sergeant J Graham, Medical Officer A J Devine, Veterinary Surgeon R Riddell. All have South Africa service. most are from the West.
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Ottawa
Canadian Mounted Infantry
South Africa
Tn Command
Col. Evans
Moulton Merritt
Toronto
Church
Mounted Police
Regina
J. Graham
Mounted Infantry
Winnipeg
A. J. Devine
A.M. S
R. Riddell
Calgary
War Office
Philip Watts Chosen Naval Construction Director
A Glasgow despatch reports Philip Watts F.R.S., naval architect and director of the warship building department at Elswick yards, has been selected as a director of British naval construction. The Herald notes his appointment adds strength to the naval program.
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British Naval Construction
Glasgow
the Herald
Philip Watts
F.R S
War Shipbuilding Department
Elswick Yards
British Naval Construc
Prince and I of Wales celebrated at Guildhall luncheon
London despatch describes a grand Guildhall luncheon for the Prince and Princess of Wales with the Lord Mayor Sir Joseph Dimsdale and a host of dignitaries. The event showcased imperial loyalty, featured speeches by the Prince and Mr Chamberlain, and reflected strong unity within the British Empire.
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London
Prince and I of Wales
Guildhall
York House
Joseph C. Dimsdale
Corporation
Lord Salisbury
Lord Roseberry
Mrs. Chamberlain
Prince and Princess of Wales
Windsor
Lord Rosebery
Duke of Devonshire
Mr. Chamberlain
Prince of Wales
Dominion
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Ocean
Platinum in Yukon Gold Stream Sparks Government Probe
Vancouver report states Dominion metallurgist warns miners have been discarding platinum mixed with gold. Hunter claims Yukon prospectors lose thousands in platinum daily as heavier metal sinks below the riffle, prompting government to send an expert to Klondike for investigation.
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Vancouver
B. C
C. S. Turter
Dominion
Yukon
Hunter
Klondike
Hurter
Quebec Population Outnumbers English by a Million
A Ottawa despatch reports Quebec's total population at 1,645,572, up from 1,488,585 a decade earlier. The French-Canadian segment stands at 1,307,980, versus 1,186,346 in 1891. Next month 21 night schools will open in Chicago. A prisoner in Wichita, Kansas, referred to as Shin, has confessed involvement with Clyde Moore and Shorty McFarland in the killing of C. L. Wiltberger, a wealthy farmer in Cowley County, last April.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Chicago
Wichita
Kansas
Shin
Clyde Moore
Shorty
McFarland
C. L. Wiltberger
Hamilton to test bay water for bacteria
Dominion brief notes Hamilton to conduct a bacteriological test on bay water where ice is harvested Col. Prior of Victoria to retire from politics Halifax Labor Council urges the government to appoint a labor representative to the Cabinet An American syndicate may buy 200000 acres of the Sanford estate In Middlesex about 2315 horses have been shipped to South Africa with 750 tons hay and 220 tons oats Ancaster Township reports a smallpox case Irish Montrealers form United Irish League branch to aid Ireland Ernest Pottruff CPR fireman killed at Fraser River is son of Hamilton man A $30000 bonus plus a future $20000 offered to Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company Ottawa charges Sir Henry Strong with threatening language Ottawa police gain a full command and Wizard becomes next in rank Efforts to free John R Hooper from Kingston penitentiary after ten years of a 25 year murder sentence Customs revenue in London for November $50000 up from $47728 Dominion Coal to send Canadian firemen to Norway to showcase coal use in locomotives Hamilton reports 780 deaths and multiple infectious disease cases last year Post Office notes Cook Islands now taxed at New Zealand rates
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Hamilton
Col. Prior
Victoria
B.C
Halifax Labor Council
Winnipeg
W. E. Sanford
Middlesex
South Africa
Ancaster
Montreal
United Irish League
Ireland
Ernest Pottruff
C.P.R
Fraser River
Philip Pottruff
North Sydney
N.S
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company
Ottawa
Wicksteed
Henry Strong
Supreme Court
Wizard
John R. Hooper
Kingston Penitentiary
London
Dominion Coal Company
Halifax
Norway
Post Office Department
Cook Islands
New Zealand
Indicted Mayor of Decatur Faces Malfeasance Probe
A Decatur Illinois mayor has been indicted on malfeasance charges. Other items note: 400000 acres of cotton destroyed in Central Asia by grasshoppers. a large steel tube plant planned for Sault Ste Marie. 65 poisoned at a Prairie du Lac wedding but no fatalities. a lamp explosion kills Mrs Louis Peterson of Duluth. a Roman Chamber Socialist deputy plans to cut the king’s pay. a Darmstadt court to decide the Grand Duke’s divorce. Blaine Nance, 17, accidental shooting kills his brother near Herrick. a Paris councillor faces trial for calling President Loubet a rotten pickle.
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Decatur
Tll
Centre Asia
Sault Ste. Marie
Prairie du Lac
Wis
Louis Peterson
Duluth
Minn
Roman Chamber
Grand Duchess of
Iesse
Darmstadt Provincial Law Court
Blaine Nance
Herrick
Paris
Loubet
United States
Yansh West Indies
Abraham Slimmer
Waverly
Chicago
Pla
Yates
Illinois
Cincinnati
Chas A. Fury
Joliet
Ill
Chaffee shuts ports in Laguna Batangas provinces
A Manila despatch reports General Chaffee ordering the closing of all ports in Laguna and Batangas to halt insurgent funding and supplies reaching rebels. Quarters will stop rent payments for military buildings to deny funds to the insurgents while pledging full support to General Bell in Batangas to subdue the insurgents.
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Manila
Chaffee
Laguna
Batangas
Bell
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British Ophthalmological Society
Osig Post
W. D. Maclaren Doentist
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Western Insurance CO
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Total Assurance
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Brooklyn
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Davis & Lawrence Co., Limited
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Lippincoit
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