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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
1
Special cables from Odessa say the Russian warship Kniaz Potemkin and a torpedo boat mutinied amid officers killed and bodies thrown overboard. Guns command the city, barricades are up, and the Black Sea fleet is expected to arrive as tensions flare.
The record covers court arguments for new trials in Silliphant v Gorrill and other cases with judgments for plaintiffs amounts including 315.23 50.24 65.57 and 84.26. It notes hearing date changes July 15 to 19 and reports Grand Jury findings condemning highway encroachments and manure piles on public roads near Charlotte town with a government owned horse shed involved.
The Methodist Church in Alberton hosted Jubilee services with Rev. Mr. Dobson delivering sermons on Sunday morning and afternoon. A baptism occurred during the afternoon, and the Presbyterian church hosted the evening service. The town enjoyed a large congregation and festive activities including a national anthem and planned ice cream social.
Statement notes time to visit institutions with the expectation that their advices will be acted on. Mentions Fred W Hyndman as foreman for self and others.
A reader objects to a proposed east end chimney extension at Market House, urging use of less obtrusive materials or alternatives to preserve the building's architectural beauty. The letter criticizes damage to the landmark and signs as Rosert MircuErt Floyd from Wy ate Muard's Liniment Cures Lungs.
Ernest W. Browning of the World staff at Dawson City married Miss Carrie Dean, formerly of Sherbrooke, Que., at the bride’s brother Samuel Dean’s home in Toronto. Rev. O C Johnston officiated. The couple, after a Niagara Falls honeymoon, will move to the West to start their home.
Eastport reports the schooner Rattler bound from St John to Lubec ran ashore at Todd's Head early today. Crew landed safely in their boats. About 400 of 1200 bags of salt were saved while the vessel likely faces total loss.
A June mob in Kovono Russia surrounded the police station and the governor's palace. Windows were smashed as rioters were dispersed. Five civilians were reported injured during the unrest amid scattered details of the event.
Local items report visitors arriving from Pictou Moncton and Windsor and couples returning from weddings. The Womens National Council opens at ten with devotional exercises at 9 30. A sailing regatta is planned July 8 under Charlottetown Yacht Club. Notices mention meetings, church calls, and exams at Macdonald Institute with several Charlottetown residents listed among successful students.
Monarat June 28 Special Jailer Valles ordered to take every precaution to prevent Gaynor and Green from escaping. Bribery and plot fears loom as possible attempts surface amid a building trades disturbance. Plasterers push for higher wages. M G Dickinson visits Ottawa. Emma Bell returns from Boston. Miss Maup Macop to Royal Victoria Hospital. Montague Christian Church plans children day. A reception for National Council delegates held at Government House with music and readings. Death of Mrs John Coffin Eldon House city after sudden illness. husband and five children survive.
Weather report notes fresh westerly winds and warmer conditions in Toronto. The Cold spell persisted with intermittent showers yesterday. A marriage notice records John Stewart and Sarah Brehaut at Murray Harbor South on June 28.
Scirvy has broken out among Grand Trunk Pacific survey workers in the province. Nearly forty workers affected and food supplies are in question. Interior officials presented Hon. Clifford Sifton with three massive silver calvers as tokens of esteem. Laurier and Borden spoke as Alberta Bill amended clause 16 on education passes 87 to 37.
The closing program will be held in Market Hall this morning at 10.80 sharp with Judge Blanchard presiding. An orchestra led by Prof Watts and a three school chorus perform Let the Hills Resound and The Empire Flag. Diplomas medals and prizes are distributed followed by addresses and songs. Pupils form in quarter column by Market House and are photographed by Gauvin Gentzel Co before holiday dismissal.
Chicago markets report corn at 55% for September and July futures, wheat listed at 913 and 87% respectively, with pork at 12.77 and 13.124 dollars. The notes reflect ongoing price quotes from the Chicago exchange.
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