Rebellion Echoes From Northwest Saskatchewan Past
Pioneer residents mark the thirty fourth anniversary of the Northwest Rebellion led by Louis Riel. The uprising spread across the Saskatchewan valley, prompting military action, battles at Cut Knife Hill and Batoche, and accelerated Canadian Pacific Railway completion.
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Wesnipeg
Man
Western Canada
Northwest
Saskatchewan
Louis Riel
Montana
Canada
Riel
Great Britain
Russia
Gabriel Dumont
Dumont
Dutch Lake
East
West
Troy Lake
Battleford
Otter
Cut Knife Hill
Batoche's Ferry
Fatoche
Boundary Line
Monta
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. Lawrence
Pacific
Craigellachie
Rocky Mountains
Trappers Repaid for Hardship in Park County Fur Haul
Five months of hardship by E N Jones Ed Tolmquist and Max Wilde yielded a record fur collection worth about 15000. The trappers plan to take the haul to St Louis after a brutal winter in Park County with snow six feet deep. Jones was isolated from partners for three months and the group struggled to feed horses and conserve game.
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Cody
Wyo
E. N. Jones
Tolmquist
Max Wilde
Park County
St.ouis
Jones
Pirates Manager Elevates Pitchers In Cautionary Notes
Baseball notes report manager George Gibson elevating eleven pitchers for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Eddie Gill, formerly with the Holy Grail intercollegiate champions, is trying out with Washington. Joe Mullican from Woburn Massachusetts showcases top notch stuff as a high school pitcher.
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George Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Eddie Gill
Washington
Joe Mulennan
Woburn
Massachusetts
Baseball Camp Rumors and Early Spring Struggles
White Sox slow start as Gleason pushes a tough camp while Graney misses Indians due to influenza. Rookies show power in practice, but Braves struggle with pitcher shortages. Red Sox outfielders Hooper, Menosky, Hendryx look solid as Barrows builds lineup. Yankees boast strongest squad yet and Giants recruit Ren Kelly shines as slugger and pitcher. Connie Mack mentors Athletics young catchers, aiming to pass on his catching knowhow.
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White Sox
Gleason
Jack Graney
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Hooper
Menosky
Hendryx
Red Sox
Barrows
New York Yankees
Yanks
Ren Kelly
Giants
George Kelly
Connie Mack
Ghosts of Yesteryear Haunt Royal Palaces Across Europe
A nostalgic column questions what happened to royal ghosts after World War I. It recalls the White Lady of Potsdam near Wilhelm II, the Russian empress Catherine’s wraith, and the Green Lady said to haunt the Austrian royal line, noting the Rudolf tragedy as a recent anchor for sightings.
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London
Atlantic
Europe
Potsdam
William I
William
France
Bertha von Rosenberg
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Holland
Catherine
Prince Rudolf
Marie Vetsera
Stubborn cough remedy with Pinex syrup directions
A home made cough syrup recipe touts Pinex for rapid relief from bronchitis hoarseness croup and winter coughs. It instructs mixing 2½ ounces Pinex in a pint sugar syrup or honey to yield a family supply and claims guaranteed satisfaction from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Indiana.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayr2
Karo Blue Label Promotes Versatile Use and Savings
During price spikes Karo Blue Label is advertised as a versatile sweetener for cooking and baking. The ad urges housewives to use Karo for stews, desserts, and kid friendly candy, claiming lower cost than store candy and broad demand. It recommends buying by the dozen and asks readers to check local grocers for price.
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Alexandra
Denmark
Pennsylvania
Poland
Athletics
Daya
Shichester
PTY Rou
Lamond
Cheyenne
Little Bett
Jere
Halbiie
Cook Book
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place
New York
Kor
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House Wi Parties
Ola
Party
Rolley
Yith
Anf
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