Lennox Ardagh Cowan Brown Barr iers Solicitors Firms
Solicitors for probate guardianship administration and general legal services. Offices listed at Dunlop Street and branch offices in Lennox Ardagh Gravenhurst Lennox Ardagh Cowan Brown Cree more and A liston. Money to loan official R W A Ross L R C S Edin F C P London physician surgeon and officers mentioned. Residence Browns Fivck Lunlo Bee Barne telegraph telephone 135.
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W. Ault
Bara
Bercy
Ross’ Ilock
Dunlop Street
Barrie
Lennox
Ardach
Cowan , Brown
R. W. A. Ross
L.R.C.S
F.C. P
London
Leading Markets Breadstuffs Toronto Nov 26
Wheat demand is strong with five cars sold at 71 1 1/c to a mill west. Prices for No 1 hard 79c Goderich, Manitoba flour $4, oats 44½c, rye 24 4 1c middle freights, butter and eggs steady. Cattle market slow with 59 loads and 914 cattle, 1 776 sheep and lambs, 516 hogs, 10 calves. export and beef trades quiet amid abundant poultry supply.
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Toronto
Market Quotation Shows Cattle and Hogs Prices
The report lists export and butchers cattle prices by category, hog prices with light and heavy weight ranges, and sheep and lamb values. It notes shipping space scarcity through December and mixed ranges for fed, stocker, feeder, and milch cows, plus calves and hogs at various cwt prices.
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Ascohecs
Sid-saifee Sil
Hog Prices and Meat Market Report
There is not a very active demand for hog products but it is normal for this time of year. Short packer stocks help sustain satisfactory prices. Car lots of dressed hogs run about 7 dollars on the track, higher prices sometimes asked. Lards selling well at steady prices. Pork Canada short cut 21 dollars, heavy mess 19. Smoked and Dry Salted Meats list long clear bacon 10 cents per pound, breakfast bacon 14, ham 13, rolls 11, shoulders 10, backs 14, green meats out of pickle 1 cent less than smoked. Lard teires 10, tubs 11, pails 11 1/6.
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Canada
Buffalo Grain Markets Report November 26 New York shipments end season
Flour firm Wheat mixed prices held steady with spring No 1 northern at 79 cents and winter No 2 red 80. Corn steady led by No 2 yellow at 67 2/3 cents. Oats firmer with No 2 white 47 1/2 cents. Barley 65 to 66 cents. Rye No 5 offered at 68 cents. Canal freights season over for New York shipments.
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Buffalo
C. Sarley Fancy
New York
London and European grain prices on November 26
London price reports show wheat steady with No 1 Calif for sale at 29s 14d and firm American and Danubian trade. Liverpool closes with spot wheat quiet and various futures steady, corn and flour prices range around 5s 10d to 19s 3d. Paris and Antwerp mark wheat and flour firm with specific November and March levels.
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London
Calif
Iran
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Staward California
Walla
Paris
Antwerp
Thirteen killed in Telluride mine fire tragedy
A Telluride Despatch reports a mine fire at Smuggler Union Mining Company tunnel likely killed about 380 workers. Seventeen bodies recovered. 175 escaped via another exit. The blaze began in bunk house near mouth of tunnel feeding from Pan dora mill area. Rescue teams faced heavy smoke as they searched the slopes.
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Telluride
Union Mining Company
Pandora
Fat Chicken Export From Canada To Liverpool
Ottawa dispatch reports the Department of Agriculture shipped 2 592 fattened chickens in cold storage to Liverpool this week from multiple stations. Earlier, a first lot from Bondville Quebec was sold wholesale in Liverpool at 14 cents per pound, yielding 1 31 per pair in Montreal. Prof Robertson foresees a growing export trade and rising Canadian demand as consumers learn the high quality and edible yield of fattened chickens.
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Ottawa
Department of Agriculture
Liverpool
Bondville
Que
Montreal
Prof
Robertson
Dominion News Briefs From Canada and Midwest
Peterboro to get a beet sugar factory and English capital pours into Winnipeg real estate. Grain elevators in Winnipeg are full and car shortages bite as grain buyers pause. Archambault cut to pieces in Montreal iron works. Ontario highways receive 1,000,000 for improvement. Hamilton ca ledonia rail seeks 25,000 stock. Ambulance fund for Peterboro memorial to fallen South Africa hero. Pacific logging camps shut by rain. Pan-American livestock exhibitors report good results for St Louis 1903. FH Clergue dam work continues at St Marys rapids. Algoma Central adds two Soo to Windsor steamers. Canadian Immigration expects 100,000 US settlers next year. Salmon egg distribution nears 6,000,000 eggs to Maritime and Quebec hatcheries with regional shares listed.
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Peterboro
Winnipeg
Archambault
Pillow
Hersey & Co’s. Iron Works
Montreal
Leeds and Grenville
Ontario
Hamilton and Caledonia Railway Company
Hamilton
Pte
Spence
South Africa
Pan-American
St. Louis
FH. Clergue
St. Mary’s Rapids
Algoma Central Steamship Company
Soo
Windsor
Canadian Immigration Department
United States
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
St. John River
Bedford
Halifax
Margaree
Cape Breton
Miramichi
N. B
Restigouche
Gaspe
Magog
Convicting Odds and Global News Briefs From 1900s Filing
Multiple brief items reported including revolt inio French Congo Colony and a December 27 parliamentary opening in Britain. Glasgow plague free, Buffalo smallpox in a district, a Pittsburg livestock steer sale at 4820, October Transvaal gold 33393 ounces, Chicago fines for smoke ordinance violations, and a fatal nitro accident at Alexandria Indiana. Also noted: McKinley statue planned for Cleveland, Charity Organization Society aiding 850 families, NY election cost 670000, restaurant movement for cheap meals, Findlay Ohio offers 100 reward for burglars, German East Africa slave liberation delay, Fort Riley trooper death by suicide, Cleveland police scandal, Creede Colorado murder by a 15-year-old daughter, battleship Alabama damage, German duel sentence, German painter to coronation, Chicago robberies and assaults, Uganda Railroad bridge contract, Ohio Anti-Tuberculosis drive, NY merchants board goods smuggling loss, Aragon mine ghost sighting, and a reflection on self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British New Guinea
President McKinley
Cleveland
Ohio
New York Charity Organization Society
New York City
City Council
Findlay
German East Africa
W. D. Buchanan
Fort Riley
Junction City
Kansas
Thomas M. Kennedy
Standard Oil Company
Gertrude Simpson
A. N. Simpson
Creede
Colorado
Alabama
Hildebrand
Blaskowitz
Edward
Alexandra
Chicago
American Bridge Company
Philadelphia
Uganda
East Africa
Ohio Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Shayne
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Board of Trade of
New York
Canada
United States
Aragon Mining Company
Norway, Mich
Burford Doctor Shoots Farmer in North Brant County Feud
Brantford dispatch reports Dr. Robert Harbottle of Burford shot Herman Stewart, a local farmer, from a foot away after a confrontation over anti war sentiments. The bullet glanced off the head. Stewart expected to recover. Harbottle, arraigned for shooting with intent, faced trial after villagers recalled bitter wartime disputes.
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Brantford
Robert Harbottle
Burford
Brant County
Herman Stewart
Fairfield Road
Harbottle
Stewart
South Africa
Harbette
Ludlow
Dr. Harbottle
Violence as Greek Gospel Translation Sparks Athens Riots
In Athens thousands of students protest a proposal to translate the Gospels into modern Greek near Jupiter Olympus. Seven killed, eighty wounded as troops and marines clash with demonstrators. M Theotokis survives a shot attempt. university buildings remain held by students. Authorities guard the palace amid riots.
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Athens
Jupiter Olympus
Holy Synod
M. Theotokis
Police
Attica
Women for South Africa Free Passages for Soldiers Wives
London dispatch reports plans to provide passages to South Africa for soldiers wives and children to join their husbands. Priority goes to military families, with passages limited to those on recommendation of local parochial or military authorities or the Colonial Office.
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London
Mr. Chamberlain
South Africa
Colonial Office
Death sentence and executions at Middelburg Cape Colony
A Reuters despatch from London reports the execution of Lotter at Middelburg after a grand ceremony ordered by commandant Major Maurice. The next day Piet Wolfaardt was hanged on the same kopje, Schoeman was executed at Tarkastad, and a Dutch farmer who aided Boer officers was exposed and tried after betraying them.
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London
Lotter
Middelburg
Cape Colony
Reuter
Maurice
District Mounted Troops
Royal Fusiliers
Piet Wolfaardt
Schoeman
Tarkastad
Hunter-Weston
Fulton Submarine Reappears After 15 Hour Dive
A New York despatch reports the Fulton submerged for 15 hours in Peconic Bay near Long Island. The craft surfaced at 10:30 am in a storm, with crew and observers impressed by flawless performance. Crew members say breathing was comfortable and all machinery functioned throughout the dive.
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New York
Fulton
Peconic Bay
Long Island
Captured British Force Near Villiersdorp
South African despatches report heavy fighting near Villiersdorp, Grobelaar surrounding and capturing a British force of 100 Cape railway pioneers. Col Remington brought reinforcements, Boer withdrawal followed, Major Fisher killed and three officers wounded. Casualties among other men not yet reported.
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London
South Africa
Villiersdorp
Standerton
Lord Kitchener
Bush
Grobelaar
Col
Remington
Fisher
Canada to recruit mounted men for South Africa
Ottawa dispatch reports the War Office has accepted Canada's offer to form a mounted force for service in South Africa. Official confirmation is awaited, but private sources indicate the information is correct. Once corroborated, preparations to enroll and equip the force will begin immediately.
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Ottawa
War Office
Canada
South Africa
Training ships to serve on Northern American station
Despatch from Halifax reports Admiral Sir Frederick Bedford urged the Admiralty to assign a training ship to Halifax. The decision is published, and a ship will be named and dispatched to the Northern American station next spring. The Charybdis is in port with naval reserves aboard, recruiting from Newfoundland fishermen.
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Halifax
N.S
Sir Frederick Bedford
Admiralty
Newfoundland
New Gunpowder Trial In Brussels Described
A Brussels despatch reports the Ministry of War testing a new gunpowder that resists shock damp and heat. The powder reportedly crackles harmlessly when fired, and is thought superior for mine use as its explosion causes a noticeable drop in temperature.
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Brussels
Ministry of War
Folding Fan Co Tools and Inventions Reviewed
A cryptic clipping surveys folding fans and tools, noting blades, edges, and possible uses. It touches on safety, sharpness, and a variety of inventive devices with references to jewelry making and technical terms, though many phrases are garbled.
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Fragmented OCR note on Lent beer serving and costs
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Lent observances, beer, costs, and various disjointed terms. It references people like Willisay and TiS beer, with scattered phrases about serving, costs, and dates, but contains no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a full item.
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Hewson & Creswicke
Arrieters
Suprem Court of Judicature
Orsoteries
Oinces
Ross Block
Berrie
E.tixweox
A. E.H. Casewicks
Brokowski
R. T. Banting
Ounty
P.O
Cookstown
J. C. Smith
Owen and
Collier Streets
R. S. Broad
Toronto General Hospital
Emergency Hospital
McCarthy Block
Nex
McCarthy & Co
Dougall Bros
R. F. Vivian
J. Arthur Ross
Edinburg
Glasgow
British Ophthalmological Society
Danie Bivens
Bothwrell
W. D. Maclaren
Jane Ross Block
Arrie
Dr, Ebl, Brereton
Henderson's Hardware
Owen Street
Weely
Western Insurance CO
OF Toronto
Zimo
F.M. Montgomery
M. CO. Hixsnaw
England
Law
J. Pipkin
Aas Company
ATI Re
Bs Sans Axton
James Edwards
Mary Street
Mly
Manitoba
West
Goderich and
Midland
Shorts
Cattle Trade
Buffalo Grain Markets
European Grain Markets
FAT Chicken
Dominion
Women For
New York Harbor
Rogers & Rogers
A. Rankin
J.D. Rodgers
WM. CalLib Company
Smith’s
Detroit
Bayfield St
J. Barrand
West of Opera House
Standard Life
John Rogerson Insurance Avent, Fire and Life
Bank of Toronto
P. O
Barkie
The
London Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Issy
Richard L. Barwick
Accent
Builaiseartic
Col. Remington
LA Beaute
Bey
Madame LA Belle
Prener
King ST. West
Merly
la Beaute Toilet Co
Edward A. Wilson
Brooklyn
British Admiralty
Belgium
A Ees
Canada, Co., Ltd
Brockvile, Ont
Mehita
Wales
Venice
Patna
Aja Ord Willisay
Fiat
Rena
Otis Tad
Tnny
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