Ordination at St Mary's and Murray River News
The notice requests general house work help for Mrs. Albert Clements of Murray Harbor. Rev John Arch McDonald, son of the late Ex Speaker John A McDonald, will be ordained priest at St Marys Church Souris with three new altars to be blessed. Also reported are staff movement Harold Hamon to Montague and a large Murray River Borden meeting with Col Clarke present and 1500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clements
Murray Harbor
St. Mary’s Church
Souris
John Arch. McDonald
John A. McDonald
Indian River
McDonald
Borden
Murray River
Enterprise
John McLean
Murdock McKinnon
Wind lifts caboose killing six on Union Pacific wreck
In Cheyenne Wyoming a work train caboose was torn from its couplings by a fierce wind at Lone Tree Creek thirty miles west of Cheyenne. The crash left six laborers dead and 25 to 30 injured while rescue efforts continued. Names of the dead were not yet confirmed and only three injured had been identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wis
Union Pacific
Lone Tree Creek
Young drug clerk commits suicide in Ottawa
J A Pink a twenty five year old drug clerk shot himself in the head at his Somerset Street lodging in Ottawa. He left no note and friends reported no unusual behavior prior to the act. The death was announced today with no motive given and no evidence of foul play.
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Ottawa
Ont
J. A. Pink
Somerset Street
French colonial governor Antoinetti resigns position in Miquelon
Governor Antoinetti of Miquelon resigns amid political rift with Louis Legasse and will serve as secretary general to Dahomey in Africa. He declined Legion of Honor and did not return to governorship after visiting Paris. Autumn rheumatism advisory note and local horse breeding brief complete the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Pierre
Mig
Antoinetti
Miquelon
Paris
Louis Legasse
Chamber of Deputies
France
Dahomey
Africa
Legion of Honor
LET A HOUSE ON CUMBERLAND ST FOR RENT OR SALE
An office ad lists a house on Cumberland Street with seven rooms two halls modern improvements for rent. Apply to 120 Cumberland St or James W. Stewart of James Paton & Co. Also notes other rental and sale notices and street addresses in Fitzroy Edward streets and Grafton Street. Widespread classified notices.
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Cumberland Street
Cumberland St
James W. Stewart
James Paton & Co
Fitzroy
Edward
F. Gill
Grafton Street
Upper Queen St
John Yeo
Port Hill
James A. Campbell
Clifton
New London
Wiales
America
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylor
Chicago
Ill
Patrick's Last Appeal Faces Supreme Court
Albert T. Patrick, NY lawyer serving life at Sing Sing for murder of William T. Rice, seeks to overturn via a writ of habeas corpus. He argues Gov Higgins’ power, trial court lack of jurisdiction, and prison administration intends to ruin inmates while state officers divert prisoner labor and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert T. Patrick
New York
Sing-Sing
William T. Rice
Texas
United States Circuit Court of New York
Higgins
Wihout
Patrick
Rich man now drives horse car to seek full insurance
Patrick McFadden, long time Palace Hotel resident in San Francisco, refuses partial fire insurance payouts from disaster losses. He now drives a Chambers Street horsecar and will continue until receiving full settlement, valued at $6,500, though he would accept $2 a day in the meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Yor
San Francisco
Patrick McFadden
Palace Hotel
Chambers Street
McFadden
Man fires on youths near Montreal field
Oct 20 1918 Harold Patterson seventeen and Gordon Wesely were in a field near Montreal when a man burst from the woods with a revolver and shot them. Patterson is in general hospital with slight chances of recovery while Wesely was only lightly wounded. No motive or suspect has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Harold Patterson
Patte
Gordon
Wes Welhteen
Eueull
Woods
Patterson
West
Montague Market Prices For Wednesday And Saturday
Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue. Prices listed per unit include Herzing per barrel five to six dollars, sod per quintal four to six, oats per bushel forty, potatoes beggs per dot, oatmeal per hundredweight three twenty five, butter creamery twenty to twenty two, hides per pound four, barley per bushel sixty, hay per ton six to eight, beef per pound carcass one to six, lamb per pound carcass seven, cabbages per dozen sixty, flour processed per 196 pounds, turnips unspecified.
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King’s County
Montague
W. A. Johnstone
Acorn
Ald
Harold Hamon
Canadian Bank of Commerce, of
Windsor
Prowse Bros Ltd
Charlottetown
Foot Outfitters
Lrouse
Guardian
John J. Matheson
Bree
D. W. Martn
Brackley Point Road
Oakley Baron
Parkside
Preceptor
Prince Louis
Matheson
Martin
Lessard
Montague Markets
Thomas Chambers
West Street
Halifax
N. S
Susiest Street
Ween
Stanfield
Watson’s
Penman
Hewson
Ellis Spring
Truro
Watsons
Ngs Wes
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