Leading Markets In Toronto Wheat And Dairy Prices
Toronto March 11 market report shows dull wheat with mixed futures for red and high grades, steady to softer prairie prices, and notable freight movements. Dairy and pork products are steady with rising demand for higher grades, while cattle and hog markets reflect light receipts but firm export demand and pricing.
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Toroute
Mar
Middie
New York
Manitoba
Thard
Neca Northern
Eall
Northwen
Suse
Monier
Notanieh
Guitenta
Jfkuetes
Wwntr
Poronte
Ader
Ereimerles
Hamed
Lotatoes
Timothy
Toronto
Wiitulo
European Grain Markets Report From London and Antwerp
Gs in early reporting show wheat and maize prices steady with subdued demand. Notes from London and Antwerp indicate quiet but steady activity in English, French, and Belgian grain markets with May and August futures trading and prices around specific late winter figures.
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London
Afurel
Antwerp
Ontario immigration report notes limited domestic worker intake
The director of corporation furnishes a refined notice for Ontario during the year, listing regions and totals. It reports 288,780 total, with 2,057 migrating to Toronto and 264 moving to nearby areas, highlighting difficulties attracting capable domestic workers and high migration costs.
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Corporation
Toronto
Ontario
Liverpool
No Ox No Ox Wagon Its Effect On Columns
A dispatch from a telegraphic source discusses British military columns and the abolition of ox-waggon transport. It notes that without ox transport, mobile columns lose prolonged supply options and must return to depots, though some claims may misstate the situation.
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Atellcop
Orange River
Nm Polit Fom
Cecil Rhodes Ise in Critical Angina Case from Cape Town
The London Standard's Cape Town correspondent reports Cecil Rhodes is critically ill with angina pectoris. His heart is enlarged and space is compromised. Transvaal Raid fame De humexon attends. The London Mail reiterates the illness and notes limited contact with friends as anxiety grows.
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London Standard
Cape Town
Mi Thode
Oxygen
Humexon
Transvaal
London Maily Mail
Cecil Sthades
Silys
Prince Cuts First Sod at Avonmouth Dock
A dispatch from Triste reports the Prince of Wales on Wednesday afternoon cut the first sod for a large new dock at Avonmouth. The project, costing over 8 million dollars, aims to boost England West Indian trade. The luncheon remarks emphasized stronger imperial ties and shared interest across the empire.
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Triste
Prince of Wales
Avonmouth
Prince of Wiles
Russian unrest spreads across Siberia and beyond
A London Daily News correspondent reports authentic telegrams from St. Petersburg that the revolutionary movement is spreading widely. The governor of Tomsk bans gatherings in town and village areas while troubles are noted in several Siberian towns including Novor Nikolaievkaya, Dink, Moxiinsk and Burowul.
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London Daily News
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Tomsk
Novor Nikolaievkaya
Dink
Moxiinsk
Burowul
Ontario Assembly Debates Prohibition and Railway Bills
The Ontario Legislative Assembly discussed Dryden's bill on the barberry shrub with penalties and local removal rules, debated new seats for Meron and Nipissing, and introduced a Prohibition Referendum plan set for November. The Electric Railways bill and supplementary estimates totaling 181 947.24 were reviewed, along with several incorporation acts and a Wills Act bill.
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Ian
Dryden
Ontario
Whitney
M Deyden
Felon
Nhe
Meron
Nipissing
Wight
Howe
Phos
Teo Alsolaw Iid
I. ‘Po
Ontario Ship Halfway Company
Victoria
Comme
Huronian Company, Limited
Chariton
Nepigon Railway
Conmeo
County of York
Visit Po
Lake Superior
Long Lake
Albany River
Hill
Canada Western Railway Company
Connie
Jane Laycock
Brant
Preston
Sarnia
Pardee
How Bow
Crown Lands
London
Salvation Army Gate Mission
Mattawa Hospital
Ottawa
A. G
London Asylum
Toronto
City of Toronto
King
Osgoode Hall
Guelph
Macdonald
C.A.C
Widdifield
Mulock
Merteck
Stownet
Osborne
James Day
Redwater Linke
House of Commons debate on railway and telegraph bills
The House discussed the 200.00 Electric Railway bill by Mr Calvert to rename the Port Dover Brantford Berlin and Goderich Railway Company to Grand Valley Traction Company. Mr Maclean moved second reading of the Telephone Companies bill. The Premier indicated Minister of Justice would introduce a measure of Similan character. Reports covered sample post issues, Anglo German treaty status, steel rails contract, canned beef dispute, harbor dredging expenditures for Meaford and Owen Sound, and harbor improvements totals.
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Calvert
Port Dover
Brantford
Berlin
Goderich
Grand Valley Traction Company
Maclean
Vrock
Mie
Canada
Kemp
Hichard
England
Canton River Disaster Drowns 150 Native Passengers
A Canton river disaster reports a native passenger boat struck by a steamer on the Canton river. Initial claims state about 150 to 160 persons perished, with several survivors. Officials investigate the collision and tally missing passengers aboard the rivercraft.
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Canton
Mong Kong
Gen Methuen Captured After Boer War Action
Lord Kitchener reports Methuen wounded in the thigh and captured during a dawn attack between Wynburg and Lichtenburg in the Orange River Colony. British force of 1200 routed the rear, with several officers and many soldiers killed or wounded. Methuen later held as prisoner while Major Paris and others surrendered after a gallant defence.
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Londwm
Methuen
Corp
Lord Kitchener
Paris
Wynburg
Lichtentings
Grenfel
Rovierninosfantein
Dolurey
Twebosch
Valmidknill
Bours
Maribogs
Krovipan
Farin
Bugenge
Tire
Solurey
Partis
Wilgond
Trebosch
Phese
Melhuen
Paria
Cnavalties
Includer
Alteuts
Private bills and railways dominate session notes
The record covers private Bills second reading for railway incorporations including Manitoba North Western, Battleford Lake Lenore, Windsor Detroit Bridge, and others. It notes Traction Co. name changes, a Presbyterian College, and the Ontario Bay Western line. Also reports on a Traction Men’s Strike, Labor Act enforcement, ship rain shipments, Intercolonial railway charges, and pensions for officers amid Nova Scotia tax discussions.
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Canada Widh Mehgan
C.P.R
Department of Labor
Department
Ralph Smith
Moi
Just Seasion
Pinder Bill Aims to Limit Alien Immigration and Railway Updates
A government notice summarizes a bill to amend the act restricting alien importation and employment. Charlton introduced the measure and it was seconded by Christie for first reading. Second readings followed for several acts including railway and insurance incorporations and a Halifax railway company.
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Kemp Gras
M. Fitzpatrick
Wolward Tsun
Guer
Wilfrid Laurier
Charlton
Tailway Commission
Davis
Aisie
pBailway Commission
Hinder Pws
Hain
Pater
Christie
Quebec
Hulfala Thailway Co
Tntormitional Tailway Co
Tragic Montane Fire Kills Ten of Bouchard Family
A Montane Quebec fire destroyed the Bouchard home. Mrs Bouchard and all nine children perished while Mr Bouchard escaped. A servant found smoke at about six. The wooden dwelling had just been painted and the cause under coroner’s inquest.
Canadian Scouts Uncover Major Boer Ammunition Cache
Despatch from London reports Lord Kitchener confirming the discovery by Canadian Scouts led by Colonel Ross of a cave north east of Reitz in the Orange River Colony. The site contains 810000 rounds of rifle ammunition, hundreds of shells and fuses, 200 pounds of powder, Maxim gun parts, helios, field telegraphs, and stores. Thirty five Boers captured. cache linked to De Wet’s operations and a planned advanced supply station in the guerilla campaign.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Reitz
Orange River Colony
Ross
Sue
de Wet
Despatches and Expenditures in Agriculture Office
A fragment reports seven million dollars allocated in the colonial Despatch from the Imperial War Office and Department of Agriculture funds. It notes South Africa and related uses as part of the expenditure, with a focus on logistical and procurement themes.
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Canabasa
Oltawit
Department—of Agriculture
Foou Npll
South Afeica
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