Various Canadian News Items From Ottawa to Welland and Beyond
May sales reached 8900 acres while totals shown include 215000 and 98000. Vancouver soldiers declined a Seattle July 4 visit. Welland Vale bicycle factory to move to Brantford. Building trades in Ottawa strike action noted. Russia opens an Imperial Conoe in Montreal. Halifax vice-consul reported. Manitoba legislature discusses tax, fire and life insurance. Port Elizabeth mayor sent 3500 for Oitaws fire fund. Berlin ratepayers approve 21000 bonus for Port Dover electric railway. Joseph Lemains, lineman, fatally shocked at Hamilton. Forest fires cause damage across regions. St Martins Village saw sixty five buildings burned. Largest Klondike nugget weighed 77 ounces valued at 13000. London Ontario confectioners charged with liquor law violations via branded chocolates. Woodatooki to Ingersoll road project expected to start in two weeks. Gold output from Kaokon to Dawon City estimated at 25000000. Welland Canal dynamiters work resumed in Kingston penitentiary. John F Chandler pardoned after life sentence. Water Town officer sent funds for flag damage May 24. Ottawa moulders demand 15 percent wage increase. employers offer 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saearhy
Patriotic Fund
Welland
Vancouver
Seattle
Wash
Welland “Vale
St. Catherinew
Brantford
Dover
Galt
Berlin
Joseph Lemains
Electric Light & ‘Power, Company
Hamilton
New Brunswick
St. Martin's Village
Krondike
Om’ ‘Gali
Hall
London
Ont
Confec
Ionera
Toronto
Woodatooki
Ingersoll
Creaka
Kaokon
Dawaon
Bkingstok
Dallman
The
Masons
Nolin
Kingston
Pany
Ottawa
Bere
Fragmented 19th Century News Snapshots Across Topics
A jumble of items mentions rabies inoculation, New York census plans costing 15 million, a Richmond Virginia death from fright during an eclipse, and a 260.83 population figure. It notes lightning fatalities, shipyard deaths, autopsy notes, and a San Francisco congressman seeking famine relief funds. Also referenced are dowry payments, family shootings in Anoka Minnesota, a death at Little Creek Delaware, a black canker epidemic in Vermont, mass drafts for soldiers, a child saved from a fire, and robberies or killings tied to rail workers. The piece flashes between diseases, disasters, politics, crime, and social strife with names, places, and numbers scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Richmond
Frank ‘Campbell
Morrison
Medier
St. Clare
Mich
Perkins
San Francisco
Congress
India
New York
Vari
Ous
Senstor Clark
B& Montana
Pourot
Anoka
Minn
Fox
Ald
Brent
Amsterdam
Vt Media
Bashia
Montgomery
Missouri Pacific
Hulls City
Stella
Nebraska
U. S
Jones
Us. Com
Snissipgem Peck
Appleton
Wis
Swpork
Danish capital trial notes amid missing facts
Fragmentary OCR text references Denmark and a capital trial with vague mentions of death, demeanor, and measures. Names and details are unreadable, leaving an incomplete sketch of a legal proceeding and potential remarks on disability or authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Agkaea
Sachi
Dan
Use of pigeons in war shown as improving messenger system
Historic military writing notes pigeons as faster safer messengers than horsemen or telegraph. Early trials used movable cages and horse caravans, training birds to fly from temporary dovecotes on horses to relay messages to distant posts, improving communication within armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Hanavar
Desi
Othjarwine
Ephiterson Keeesback
Rand
Pigeon Carries War Message Cages Adopted in Europe
French military authorities and experts from Geneva favor a new oslar cage for pigeons. The device, weighing three to four pounds, protects birds in a wicker two story cage with padded walls and side doors. A movable basket allows feeding and movement while a horseman carries it. Experiments show pigeons fatigue little and may relay messages to besieged towns. return to dovecotes despite guard dogs is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Geneva
Paul da
Benoist
Europe
Te I
England's Coal Supply Threatens Famine Fears and Trade
A discussion on England's coal supply warns of a near-term risk of coal exhaustion due to high consumption, exports, and rising industrial demand. Analysts propose import reliance and export restrictions as possible remedies, though solutions remain debated amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
England
Tg Industria
Kingdom
Indus
Clyde
Depend
Stuffordshire
Forest-of-Deal
Looe
Northumberland
Spain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ae Oak Biot
P.O
Ross
Mwwestern
Insurance Co
FMS Montgomery
Barrie
Tom
Standard Life
Dssurance Company
Ogerson
Iaurance Becca ‘Tes Ane
ETO
Kato
Som
Fade
Japan
Dodd
Pte Doaiata Ee Ee Ree
Ee Ae Druggists
England's
Cincinnati
Ieathe
Aml Household
Etrilkes
Bomae
Stine
Lude
Ramsay’s
Bay
Bam
Beijnien
Baminat
Ogee
Talmarah
Calvert
Ordito
Ping Goninon
Tara
Montreal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!