Western Canada Awakening Brimming with Growth and Hope
A broad view of the Canadian West shows rapid activity and steady expansion across towns from Winnipeg to the Rockies. Bank, post, and customs figures rise. over 12,000 U.S. settlers arrive yearly, and new schools, stations, and farms spread prosperity with a rising spirit of development.
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Winnipeg
Red “River -Val
Dauphin and
Great Central
U. Pc
Rockies
Prince ‘Alberti
Miduton
McLeod
Lethbriaga
Union
Manitoba
Humber
Territories
Dominion
C, P,r
Canada
United States
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Resignation of Rev Newell Hillis Before Chicago Presbytery
The resignation letter from Rev Newell Dwight Hillis pastor of Plymouth Church Brooklyn was read at the Chicago Presbytery meeting in Olivet Memorial Church. A committee was appointed to consider the letter and requested two weeks to deliberate before reporting.
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Chicago
Dispatch
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Presbyterian Church
Hills
W. C.,gray
Divine
Olivet
Memorial Ehurch
J. G. K. McClure
Late Forest University
William R. Norman
Fourth Church
Italiea
Trinity M. E
Grand Island
Hodgetts
Sindass
Southern Cross Reaches Willington to Report Pole Locate
The Southern Cross steamer arrives at Willington New Zealand with Borchgrevink survivors from the 1898 to 1900 South Pole expedition. Sir George Newnes funded the voyage. N Hansen dies en route. The party left Hobart December 19 1898 and landed near Cape Adah Victorialand in February. The vessel plans to return for them in 1900 with full equipment.
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Southern Cross
Willington
New Zealand
Borchgrevink
George Newnes
London
N. Hansen
Hobart
Tasmania
Antarctic
Man Drinks Quart Whisky to Self Inflicted Death
At Vienna Henry Dorst killed himself by drinking a quart of whisky, cutting breath only to gulp between sips. He and companions bought a quart and agreed Dorst would pay if he drank it all. He complied before rising from the bottle.
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Toneral
Vienna
Henry Dorst
Dorst
Swangon
Van
America
Swanson
Swanson Rheumatic Cure. Co
Lake 8T
Chicago
Looted a Brewery Safe in Helleville by Three Masked Men
Three masked thieves looted a Star brewery safe for about $1,000 after capturing and confining Secretary Hubert Hartman, his brother Hanz, the watchman, and the plant night watchman in an empty refrigerator car nearby. The report mentions other disparate items from local sensational events and political notes amid a broad, confusing page.
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Star
Helleville
Hubert Hartman
Hanz
Night Dreman
Queen Victoria Starts for Ireland with Royal Party
London dispatch reports Queen Victoria begins a thirteen hour rail journey to Ireland from London on a night run. Accompanied by Princess Christian and Princess Louise, the queen travels with Countess Antrim and other dignitaries amid high security and crowd enthusiasm as officials justify the slower schedule.
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A. London
Gayé
Queen Victoria
London
Orla
Ireland
Christian
Princées Treury
Battenburg
Counttss
Antrim
Harriett Phipps
Arthur Higgs
Mrogmoore
Great Western
London & Northwestern
Webster Davis Resigns as Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Hon Webster Davis of Kansas City resigns as assistant secretary of the interior after a visit to South Africa. He plans a public address on the war and believes he can speak freely after departing Pretoria where 2 090 people bade him farewell.
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Webster Davis
Kansas City
Davis
Eouise
Southafrica
Pretoria
Men Win Out In Kansas Vote Beatty Officials
Election in Beatty town Marshall county Kansas pits men against women with the men winning the mayoral race and most of the ticket. The woman ticket led by Mrs Elizabeth Totten mayor failed except for clerk councilman and marshal positions.
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Beatty
Marshall County
Kansas
Mys
Elizabeth Totten
Warrant Calls By State Treasurer and Fatal Boiler Explosion
The state treasurer issued calls for general fund warrants numbers 55,171 to 43,570 totaling 40000 dollars, effective April 10. March saw 451,000 placed in permanent school fund state warrants by the Board of Educational Lands and Funds. A boiler explosion at G G Williggins Lumber yard in Atlanta killed three white men and wounded five. Names include Joan M Smith and James Perkins among the dead. Walter Hivans and Cratling died in separate incidents in Dallas where Cratling killed Oliver during a dispute over a corpse.
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Board of Educational Lands and Funds
G. G. Williggins Lumber Company
Atlanta
Joan
M. Smith
James Perkins
Walter Hivans
Random odds and ends from a late 19th century paper
A garbled mix of anecdotes and ads. It mentions a Kruger tale about a property division and elder brother, health ads for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a New York Tribune note on big families, and medical cures for cancer and catarrh. Also references to Allen’s Foot-Ease and Dr Kube’s nerve restorer, plus various stray quips and consumer promotions.
Tragedy in Kansas City Brother-in-law slays man
The report recalls a Kansas City murder where John McKimm shot and killed Dr. B. J. Bhaw as he read a Sunday school lesson to his four year old daughter. The text mentions insanity and a clergy call. Also noted is the death of Elizabeth Morrison at eighty five, and a jewelry theft in Germantown, Pa with $16,000 stolen and a suspect, Edward Braouin, missing.
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Kansas City
John McKimm
B. J. Bhaw
McKimm
Elizabeth Morrison
Henry Brenner
Orth of
Humboldt, Neb
Charles W. Smith
Germantown
Edward
Braouin
Peruna Protects Homes The Roberts Family Testimony
Falls City Nebraska contractor Carl T Roberts praises Peruna in a letter to Dr Hartman. He cites cures for his sons croup pneumonia fever and stomach trouble and claims nineteen bottles saved doctors bills. The note also endorses Swanson Drops and Magnetic Starch.
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Roberts
Falls City
Nebraska
Carl T. Roberts
Hartman Ke
Jamies
Oiboy
Chaprlle
Joba
Perong
Netraaka
Perona
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