Floods Reach Far West towns as Rivers Rise
Flood waters sweep mountain streams into towns causing damage to the railway line and a book annex at the town hall cracking its foundation. The hospital faces risk from undermining water while telegraph service and rail communication may fail if conditions do not abate. Several buildings and the new city park are submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Denger
Jacana
Beis & E
Oaiag Saat
Tae
Ervics
Mew Murder Mystery Shocks Paris Bank Murder Probe
Paris reports a baffling murder mystery as Adolphe Stembeil and his mother in law Madame Japy are slain. Police face new questions after the death of 77 year old banker Auguste Remy found stabbed with a desert knife in his Rue de la Pepiniere mansion. The crime occurred Sunday night with money and valuables missing and three suspects tied to a wine carafe and discarded flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Adolphe Stembeil
Madame Japy
Auguste Remy
Kkia
Rue de la Pepichiere
Windsor to rejoin Ontario Municipal Association
Telegraphic briefs report Windsor will rejoin the Ontario Municipal Association. Other items note a 14 months-old son drowned at Estevan Saskatchewan, a man died after a fall near Dublin Ontario, a contractor’s premises were damaged by fire, burglars hit a Belleville office, a tramp killed by a fall in a railway yard, bigamist Anderson from Brockville and Renfrew is convict No. 504 at Kingston, and Richard Matheson of Brantford with epilepsy was found on Detroit streets treated at St. Mary’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ontario Municipal Association
S Bigamist Anderson
Brockville
Renfrew
Kingston
Richardson Matheson
Brantford
Detroit
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lured Doctor to Death in Harlem Return of a Desperate Act
New York June 9 A trained nurse Sarah Kolen confessed to luring Dr Tim W Auspitz with a false sick call at a Harlem house Sunday night and shooting him. She said she acted to punish him after he wronged her and refused to help, claiming she had no regret and faced no protection after her parents died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sarah Kolen
Tim W.‘Auspitz
Harlem
Victim of Practical Jokers Dies in Pittsburgh
Morris Caseberg, years old, died yesterday in a Pittsburgh hospital after exposure to compressed air inflicted by fellow workers at Duquesne Steel Works. The incident occurred on May 2 and is treated as a practical joke gone fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Morris Caseberg
Duquesne Steel Works
Rear Admiral Kingsmill Lands in Motreal
Rear Admiral Kingsmill arrives in Motreal on June 9 for a ceremonial visit and related engagements, drawing attention from local officials and maritime circles.
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Kingsmill Lands. ‘ Motéreal, Jane
EB. Kin
Tornado toll and railway service update
Kansas City report notes many died or injured in last Friday night tornado with damaged wires and widespread destruction. Canadian Pacific Railway opens new Toronto to Sudbury service. Minard's Liniment touted for physicians use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Diac Patsborg
Kar Karisas
Tornedo
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Sudbury
Mi-O-Na Digestive Aid Promises Quick Digestion Fix
A vintage ad touts Mi-O-Na tablets as a cure for indigestion and slow eating, claiming the remedy restores healthy digestion. It notes common side effects like headaches dizziness and bad taste, then asserts A. MacLaren guarantees satisfaction with the product priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacLaren
Agriculture in Schools and the Training of Teachers
. C Creelman argues for specialized rural teachers to expand agricultural education in public schools. Ontario plans a four week Summer School for Teachers at Guelph Agriculture College starting July 2 with five courses and free tuition, housed at Macdonald Hall. He urges trustees and communities to support and extend this effort.
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C Creelman
Ontario Agricultural College
America
Ontario
Education Department
Agricultural College
Guelph
Macdonald Hall
Ita
Tragedy at Derry Lake Claims Woman and Child
Mrs. William Parcher drowned while attempting to save her two children at Derry Lake north of Buckingham Quebec. One child remains missing. Latest returns from Quebec indicate a new house with fifty nine Liberals and fifteen Opposition. Liberal Mr Morin defeated Henri Hourseza in St Hyacinthe by one vote.
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Derry Lake
Buckingham
Quebec
William Parcher
Morin
Henri Hourseza
St. Hyacinthe
Grand Trunk Railway offers lower second class fares to Western Canada via Chicago
The Grand Trunk Railway announces a discount shift starting June 14 making second class tickets from Eastern Canada to Western Canada the lowest fare route, via a double-track connection to Chicago and seven lines onward to St. Paul and Minneapolis. Through-baggage handling will be bond-free with no U S inspection for through tickets, though through cars are not yet provided. The change aims to attract settlers and travelers seeking cheaper, comfortable travel with better connections through Chicago and St. Paul.
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Pasenger
Grand Troot
Inter-St
Ada
Grand Train Railway
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Lake Superior
Menning
Grand Trank
Montreal
Toronto
Hamilton
Brantford
Woodstoce
Rogersoll
London
Ontatio
St. Paul
Minneapolis
United States
Bond
North Bay
Grand Trunk
Slatero
Canada
West Ward Honor Roll for May
May honor roll named a long list of juniors and seniors across houses including IV-E Robinson Firman Allward Irving IIT-E Avot Foster Shannon and many others. Average attendance reported as 227 with Principal Gea Weed.
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E. Smith
Hornfield
E. ‘Martin
BP. White
V. Tran
A. Hobley
G. McLarty
A. Robinson
L. Matthews
LL Storey
B McQuarry
E. Curtis
Bos Hopkins
B.freestone
E. ‘English
I. Dempster
Opium Firm Profit Report Highlights Vancouver Firm Earnings
A Chinese opium firm in Vancouver earned 190000 dollars in profits last year. Guelph merchants appoint D A Scroggie to collect accounts. The International Locomotive Engineers plan a Detroit meeting in 1910. The Guggenheim brothers intend to break with the Jewish Church for the Episcopalian faith. Mr McCart, Liberal, wins in Stormont, increasing Liberal seats to nineteen in the House.
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Jn. Vancouver
Guelph
D. A. Scroggie
International Locomotive Engineers
Detroit
Guggenheim Brothers
McCart
Stormont
Permanent Results From a Cough Remedy Report
A fragment notes prolonged cough and claims a remedy to be the best ever used by the medical profession. The text hints at a medical product praised globally, mentioning Caltsfoote Expecteramt in passing as part of the claim.
Navy Tale From Middleton Era Batoche Crossing
A veteran recounts a 19th century river action during Middleton's rebellion, detailing a ship’s river crossing at Batoche, brutal fire from both banks, desperate maneuvers to cut cables, and Metis and Indian resistance. Casualties are few, with description of boats, rapids, and a dramatic pursuit along the Hudson Bay route.
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Batoche
Suecresful
Gen. Middleton
Pee Glaedy
Batoche’s
Macdonald
Maxime Lepine
Riel
Hoodoo
Hudson Bay Ferry
Northcote
Fashion's Real in Collars Dots and Stripes Tate
In this year’s stylish range collars feature dots and stripes with ribbon bows, delivering striking color and charm. The vivid designs surpass prior years, marking a standout season for fashion, as color and detail elevate accessories and overall appeal.
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Tate
Peres Whitse
Fashion notes on linen stock and new meckwear styles
The piece describes 80 chic linen stocks and daring meckwear fashions for the season. Enormous white tulle bows span shoulder to shoulder to be worn outside coats, with long jabots edged in lace and collars featuring dots, stripes, and colored ribbons. Crochet, Gibson collars, and lingerie waist ensembles appear among the latest trends.
NEWEST COLLARS AND TIM ENDS OF LACE
Instructions describe making a lace collar from plain white paper base and valenciennes insertion. It laces with wide feather bone, boned at sides and ends, edge trimmed with white lawn. Also a frozen chocolate pudding recipe with vanilla chocolate and whipped cream layers.
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Amy Varnum
Apple Souffle From Simple Pudding Method
A simple apple souffle recipe describes paring and stewing four tart apples in just enough water to prevent burning, then sieving to create pulp. Sweeten to taste add lemon juice then fold in beaten egg yolks, fold in stiff whites, and bake in a buttered dish until puffed and lightly browned.
Fragmentary saga of vines and lights in old town
The text describes damaged prose about vines under lights with trees, arbors, and a desire for covered vines overhead. It mentions customs men, tea houses, and neighbors, with unclear weather or timing and a sense of an unsettled setting in a past scene.
Handkerchiefs and lacework from old Paris to New York
A guide on making decorative handkerchiefs with hemstitching lace edging and embroidered violets, using simple materials like fine linen and colored hat trimmings. It suggests patterns inspired by French designs, tracing paper guides, and compact pieces for small spaces, tying in housekeeper tips and spring themes.
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New York
Eleanne
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Jew Fa Barrie Kaew Fy Veewe, Te Reyne’ Ramis
Ating Eames
Weekly Examiner
Ine
Ot Teel
Post
Ganada’s Navy
Worthcote
Middiaten
Gattic of
Kare
George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago News
Chicago Record-Herald
Priscilla
Alden
Diggs
Wite
Philadelphia Press
St Louis Republic
New Orleans ‘Times-Democrat
Miss Ertvelom
Washington Star
Gilbert
Han
Yonkers Statesman
Houston Post
Dustin Star
Indaw
Jove
Cleveland
Wong
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