The Ruin of St Vincent A Hrapateh from Kingston Istana
A correspondent recounts devastation in St Vincent following a violent eruption. Descriptions cover crater depths, falling ash, collapsed buildings, disrupted hospitals, and widespread casualties. British forces and colonial authorities mobilize to deliver aid and assess damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Istana
St. Vincent
Mage
Asaucisted
Ros & Wisit
Traveted
Aity Miley
Anned
Southvays Crater
St. Vineet
Excita
Maren Weeiel
Tisy
Mlner
Atlee Arthers
Tanis
Shea
Nahia
Ees Tay
Aurest
Thyre
Pelivan
Sumterors
Tyletatt
Ure
Kent
St. Vinionty
Carly
Lewis
Y Gronada
Yorkayos
Four Hundred Boots Surrender in British Campaign
Despatch from Vryburg reports a major drive by British forces with 400 boots surrendering and no British casualties. The operation disrupted rebel lines, capturing 100 rebels and other prisoners amid little resistance from Hades forces, as the advance moved toward key targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vryburg
Kitchener
Taruilton
Telaroy
Mining Disaster At Paliek Blaine Mine Report
Superintendent notes 150 workers estimated at Paliek Blaine mine. An explosion released deadly dust and debris, killing several and leaving many missing. Rescue teams recovered numerous bodies as authorities tally the dead and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Beth Mines
Bers
Peter Totter
Tie Fratervile Ming
Controes Abatottrs Develop Cattle Trade Leading Markets
Toronto market text reports wheat prices and freight bids, with broad commodity notes on flour, corn, oats, meats and dairy. It covers May 30 market conditions, including exports, shipments, and price levels for cattle, hogs, poultry, and butter, plus London and Toronto grain updates and export activity.
The Drops and Live Stock Report on Hessian Fly Damage
The Hessian fly caused limited harm to crops while live stock wintered well. Weather in Nov and Dec 1901 was cooler than average, March warmth rose above normal, and February snow was light. Fall wheat faced some injury, but overall crop prospects still improved. rye fared better, spring sowing progressed, and livestock endured winter with few issues.
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Ruporta
Ontario
Wutletin
Messian
Turon
Wentworth
Ucross
Lambton
Lake Erie
Enli¢N
Old Windia
Juulhen
Seasonal farm health and stock report notes strong cattle and hogs
The correspondence reports generally good health in cattle and hogs across the provinces, with cattle mostly in good form though some thin Vieunx and ringworm in certain gov ernment herds. Hogs show strong through the winter with high prices and close feeding, while fruit trees in counties between the St Lawrence and Ottawa show abundant blossom and optimism despite localized pest issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko East Midland
Northern
Steele
Iby
Lyinic
Lawrence
Itzroy
Itzroy States That Mice Ate To Rode Pat Thard
Lake Ontario
York
Ontario
Middlesex
Dea
Tragic Tunnel Find Identifies Victim in Niagra Falls
The mangled body of Tadward MacKenna of Wiston Hancock and MacKenna was found under the Lund canal near Meveltion in Niagara Falls. A pocket with a picture of two children was recovered. Coroner suspects foul play and notes the watch was crushed in. Local authorities notified and the body transported for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wathilrinoy
Tadward MacKenna
Wiston
Hancock and
MacKenna
Jerson
Cee
Vorritton
Niagaca Walls
Dvceused
Caroner Goodian
Link
Lewit
Herring Fleet Disaster Off Trokkatde Coast
A despatch from Yokolutin reports a terrible gale on the west coast of Trokkatde as 250 persons perish from a herring fleet wreck. About 280 lives are reported lost with some vessels sunk. Japanese coastal workers were blown ashore at Nochiro but crews were saved. refloating the vessel is impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Heiney
Trouse of Commons
van Tram
Marliamont
Canada
Tyrone
Unite States
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Fortife
Dominion
Trokkatde
Ero
Nochiro
British Ship with 650 Passengers Reported Lost
A British ship carrying about 650 passengers, overdue from Madras, has reportedly been sighted in the Bay of Heng after departing Rangoon. The vessel is linked to a Camortn area crew and is believed to belong to British shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sproule
Witzpatrick
United Counsies
Teds
Grenville
Wyely
J. T. Lands
Moriten
Omar Bayiates
Rame Oliver
Shutt
Tote
Mant Toh
Erritorion
le Tesavigten
Justive
Rangoon
Camortn
Madras
Bay of Heng
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Theater
Martinique
Thormaro
Heneior
Trenehen
Mpelijuen
Histricen
Trier
Telemeei
Giese
Reeseen
Meath
Rei
Hs Ocean
Time
George- Cagik
Dix Mathonus
Seater
United States
Tibre Wiekers
Elias
Uhere Gorda
Avial
Foxmiys
Duwerins
Malini
Homiaien
C.B.E
Leading
Mayadstudys
Toronto
Ang
Cory
Tien
Vonsk
Muultoha iv de
Bue
Indine
Miliford
Lirnor
Abe F
B. Vesset Stratus
Uiddle
Manitobi
North Bay
Rotoriawily
Stokowt Uni
Keen Denne
Catth Markey
Voranto
Cauile Olferifig
Catire
Fixport
Feocera
Nenavn
Tulohoa Pighe
Lipibveney Enon Neve
Cathy Can
CORA
Point St. Charon
Afufato
CPI
London
Mark Lao Miller
THE
Ontario Bureau OF Industries
Lire
Lua
HOUSE
Federal House
Anif
Charlton
Parlia
Balmy Ngved
Noxsinnha
Union Fire Assurance Co
Hinnk
Securities Mark of Canaday
Royal Masine Lustenance Co
Cohonalion Vontisgest
Ifr
Oliver
Mented Police
Sasada
Brolieht
von Wielbing
St. Vincet
Kletding
Pacis
Bordon
Uthe
Manttoba
Yuekon
Cauda
Spk
House of
Lebel
House of Omnes
Miagara Fells
Bay OF Bengal
J.P
Rem
Rita
Wills
Sroparet
Erin Matics
Barmera
Lars
Raya
Peter
Oniise
E. Heard
Dye
Chu
Faby Olber Thing
Rogers
Rogers,rogers
ARMM
J. Barrand Merchant Tailor
Cdr. Collier and Clamperton
Opera Eeuse
Lee
Sarasota
Superba
John Rogerson
Appmeen
HaRiti
PaniMer
W. Kazey
Mallee Gintion
Dunlop
Dunlop Thre CO
Baer & Brown
Iacah
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