Has Dr Barnardo’s Homes sent 207 emigrants to Canada this autumn
A 207 member party of Barnardo boys and girls left Paddington in October for Liverpool en route to Canada. The group includes 91 boys 88 girls from six homes plus 28 older lads, all selected by Dr Barnardo. Total emigrants from the homes reach 17471. Barnardo cites 98 percent success abroad. Each emigrant costs 40 dollars for travel and ocean costs.
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Barnardo
Coe
Dr. Barnardo
Paddington
Liverpool
Canada
Lipton Responds to U S Notice on Marriage and Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton replies to a public statement printed in the United States regarding his failure to marry and his involvement with the America’s Cup. The reply addresses the issue and clarifies his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lipton
United States
October homestead entries rise across cities
Ottawa Homestead reports 740 more entries in October than a year ago. Battleford records gains over 200 and Regina over 400. The total entries reach 2 765 this October versus 2 008 in October last year.
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Ottawa
Battleford
Regina
Harris Made Honorary Member of Royal Academy of Music
Ottawa reports Dr. Chas. A. E. Harris has been named an honorary member of the Royal Academy of Music, a distinction highly coveted by leading British musicians.
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Ottawa
Chas. A. E. Harris
Royal Academy of Music
Great Britain
Holloway's Corn Cure Promises Pain Free Relief
Advertisement touts Holloway's Corn Cure as a painless, convenient remedy for corns, claiming no pain and no inconvenience in use. The copy emphasizes easy application and immediate comfort for affected individuals.
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Holloway
Baron Komura Returns to Japan Described in New Booklets
The CPR head offices received finished booklets from its Japan agent detailing Baron Komura’s return to Japan. Cards sourced from the Yokohama Japan Gazette claim his Canadian transit was diplomatic amid the Anglo Japanese alliance forged while he was in the United States. The booklets describe his arrival aboard the Empress of India.
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Japan
Baron Komura
Japan Gazette
Yokohama
America
India
Manitoban Trappers Plan Early Return to Arctic Life
Thos Lee of Minne dosa with his brother last year trapped 260 miles north of Ediwood Sask. They netted 252 skins in three months with $750 proceeds. This year the party of three friends will camp at the Mummey river, a Nelson river tributary, Hudson Bay region, and expect another lucrative expedition.
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Thos
Lee
Minnedosa
Ediwood
Sask
Mummey
Nelson River
Hudson Bay
Vancouver horses culled over glanders outbreak in 1900s
Fifty horses in Vancouver were shot and cremated amid a glanders scare, while many healthy animals remained. Crown timber agent George Watts visited his Mather township homestead in Rainy River last week and secured a 140 pound dressed buck deer. He reported a beaver colony at work on a dam inland in the township.
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Vancouver
George Watts
Crown
Mather Township
Rainy River
Watts
Cholera Remedy Promoted As Quick Cure
Promoters urge use of Dr. J.D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial to treat cholera and related summer illnesses. They claim the remedy acts promptly, subdues pain, and reliably cures.
Montreal Bank Set to Open All Day and Night
A Montreal financial institution announces plans to operate its banking house around the clock. The move aims to provide continuous service for customers seeking deposits loans and other financial transactions in the city. Local residents welcomed the extended hours and analysts noted potential impacts on competition and consumer convenience.
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Montreal
Ohio Toledo firm oath to pay for cured cases
Frank J. Cheney of F.J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that his Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's remedy. A December oath is witnessed by Drie S Gleason. The advertisement claims catarrh cures in the blood and lists testimonials. Also notes Joseph Ritchie of Winnipeg securing a patent for a wind stacker for threshing machines.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.J. Cheney & Co
Fim
Hall
Drie
W. Gleason
Publio
Toke Hale
Joseph Ritchie
Winnipeg
Pineapple Tablets Sold As Digestive Aid Criticized
A warning against so called cures like Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets. The ad-like text cautions that such remedies claim to cure but often worsen stomach issues. It stresses the product is a plant based pepsin preparation and urges caution for digestive health.
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von Stan
Fort William May Welcome Studebaker Wagon Factory
A Fort William site is eyed for a new Studebaker wagon factory branch. Officials consider location and potential employment impact as the plan moves forward.
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Studebaker
Fort William
Minard’s Liniment Cures Diptheria
A grain barge carrying 50,000 bushels sank near Brockville after a diphtheria cure claim by Minard’s Liniment. The incident details shipwreck location and the bold health claim tied to the product.
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Minard
Brockville
Whist Passion Flows Over New Canon Appointment
London Mail notes Bishop Bathurst a noted whist player exclaims upon learning of a new appointment in the chapter. He bursts out that after a lifetime of serving the Whigs they appoint a canon who does not know clubs from spades.
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Bathurst
London Mail
Hair tonic ads composed by a bald headed man
The speaker claims mental workers lose hair earlier and asks a bald man if his job requires great mental effort. He answers yes and says he composes the glowing advertisements of hair tonics.
Couple's Age Gap Sparks Question in Catholic Standard
A Q&A style exchange questions whether a fifty year old man and a twenty year old woman could have a happy marriage. Miss Young replies that such a pairing would more likely face a rejected proposal.
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Mr. Oldboy
Miss Young
Catholic Standard and Times
Wolford's Sanitary Lotion Cures Itch in 30 Minutes
Itch and mange relief for humans or animals claimed with Prairie scratches and cubs. The medicine is supposed to heal in thirty minutes and never fail, available at all druggists under Wolford's Sanitary Lotion.
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Wolford
The Wandering Jew and World View of a Persecuted People
Within a week two items of great importance to the Jew were flashed around the world. One noted the 20th anniversary celebrations in America and the other described Odessa massacres, with the Jew portrayed as both a victim and a linchpin of world affairs. The piece reflects on Jewish history, persecution, and perceived global influence amid tragedy and prophecy.
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America
Odessa
Kisheneff
Calvary
Sunlight Soap Promoted as Best When Used Properly
Advertises Sunlight Soap as superior to rivals and emphasizes following directions for best results. Highlights the Sunlight method and urges purchase to achieve optimal cleaning effectiveness.
Prince Albert Mayor Breaks Ground for Water Works Project
Mayor Cowan of Prince Albert turned the first sod for a new water works system a few days ago, signaling the start of the municipal project.
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Cowan
Prince Albert
Dr Re pews Patment Offers Quick Relief for Itching
An advertises a salve named Dr Re pews Patment that promises near instant relief from irritation itches and burning. Claims include curing piles in a few nights and rapid soothing effects after first use.
Accident injures Yukon governor at Dominion Creek
Governor Mc Innis of Yukon was inspecting mines at Dominion Creek when his sleigh crossing an elevated roadway upended. The rig and horses fell into the snow and the sleighs were smashed as the horses bolted away.
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Governor McInnis
Yukon
Dominion Creek
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North West
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Blue Fox
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