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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
6
The market shows steady wheat demand with varied quotations across grades No 1 and No 2. Traders note activity for futures, flour, and feed, while quotes shift for oats and corn. freight rates and bagged shipments influence prices as supply concerns persist.
March 25 markets report wheat and corn trading mixed with spring activity. No. 2 red and yellow grains quoted with prices around 78e and 650 for various futures. spring wheat showing tentative strength while spot oats and barley move. International updates note London wheat prices and market tone, with seasonal delays and fluctuating futures.
Disordered report describes tenants facing eviction amid unrest in northern Italy. References to clashes, police, and property gripes surface as locals and authorities struggle with enforcement and protection of residents in the farm districts. The fragmentary text hints at social strain and government response.
The House of Commons committees reported Bills to incorporate Indian River, Windburn, and Boke Tiron railway companies. Debates included petitions for aid and questions on drainage, with several bills referred to committees for further action and consideration of a continental line.
The report details widespread cattle losses and human toll from drought in New South Wales and Victoria. It notes exports, daily observations, and the strain on herds as a harsh climate impacts agriculture while authorities seek relief measures.
Fragmentary text cites Porte Tlatly refusing a change request from Uno Lemlon in a Consuentinople context. It mentions 872,000 paid to bells and references Fenny men and a Mirkinl Flovorimivent. Unclear names and places reduce clarity of the event or outcome.
A vivid account of a military parade in New York featuring Cresta Sensation and Canadian Highlanders. The review highlights a ceremonial march, cannon volleys, muskets, powder smoke, and tartan uniforms. Officers and guards accompany the governor, with regiments from the 48th Highlanders present among about a thousand guards and soldiers, plus a chorus of pipes and drums.
A reported murder in Erpanfield centers on the death of Jamey Quire. Eyewitness sketches describe a violent assault at a doorway with heavy injuries and a bloodied stairway, suggesting foul play. The victim’s father, identified as Condetor Quirk, is named in police notes as the deceased’s kin.
The report notes Major Methuen wounded in the head during a Boer War engagement as a test shot by the sentry. A dogmate from Tumbay describes a German officer and Walter Torrant. A prisoner at Mellary attempted to escape and was fatally shot by a guard.
An order from Mr M Mays, Grand Trunk Railway general manager, calls for two locomotives passenger and freight, 100 coal cars and 600 hat racks at about 600000 dollars. Work will be distributed across the Montreal and Stratford shops with the watch to Montreal. The order aims to replenish equipment rather than meet a specific timetable.
A nurse mistakenly consumed mercurial solution at Brockville Hospital leading to severe illness. The incident involved the nurse drinking a toxic preparation during a routine test, triggering a medical emergency. Investigations focus on how the error occurred and patient safety measures.
An incoherent, translated-sounding report outlines an interview involving Schalkburger and Kitchener, mentioning figures like State Secretary Roite and Krogh, a special train from Raldorf, and various military and political references. The garbled text references General De Wet and operations near the Oranuo River Colony, with vague mentions of public gatherings and a “Genital News” framing.
Fragmented wartime notes describe Canadian Scouts reporting a large Boer supply stash seized near a river ridge. Elements mention wagons, ammunition, and items transported by a disrupted group amid river crossings and coiled tracks.
A Landon Pall Chronicle correspondent reports Hil Geewt Meditate Auxiria and Huxwie addressing poles as key advonishines de Parte to Keny order in Macovonha Albania. Germany declines to aid, signaling shifting alliances in a tense international scene.
Scattered notices report coronation plans in London with parks spread for royal use and fund needs for festivities. Mentions of New Zealand and Canadian actions, transport woes, and industrial notes color a broad, fragmented picture of imperial activity and public life.
A transfer of 36 plates, including 18 for a first unit, departed Tuesday for St. Petersburg aboard a ship chartered for Imperial Russia. The heavy armor destined for shipyards in Russia moves through the Homestead area, with plans for use in new battleships at the imperial naval yards.
A confusing London dispatch reports King’s unusual snuff habit and its rumored revival amid royal dinners. Notes suggest strained finances and rising tensions as officials consider public image and health, with mixed signals from courts in what appears to be a staged revival.
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