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16 Feb 1893
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Glenboro Gazette in Glenboro, Manitoba
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1893
Page
1
Railway wrecks claim two lives near Jersey City
Two killed and seventeen injured in a railway wreck near Jersey City. Alton disaster deaths now two with twelve more expected to die. Fireman Sexac Scott and Brakeman Houk of Connellsville Pa died in a collision on the B road at Ellerslie Pa. Others hurt. A sleigh load from Pawtucket R I struck by a locomotive on the Providence Worcester line. eight killed and sixteen injured, ten fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Alton
Sexac Scott
Houk
Connellsville
Ellerslie
Pawtucket
R. L
Providence & Worcester
Pugilist Peter Jackson Eyes Stage Debut and World Fair Notes
London reports Prince George of Wales may wed Princess May of Teck in April. Vienna hints at Czar claiming Emperor of Asia to counter Empress of India. Boston millionaire John Spaulding funds eight hotel maids with forty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jackson
Infanta Isabella
Spain
Chicago
Britain
Windsor
John Spaulding
United States
Boston
Multiple fatal incidents across towns during early 1900s era
The report lists several deadly events: a farmer in Whitminster township ends his life by suicide. six East Liverpool residents fall ill from diseased mutton. a sailor in New York learns of his wife’s starvation in Germany and kills himself. blasts in Indiana and Utah kill and injure workers. an elderly St Vincent settler is fatally struck by a sleigh. Chicago scaffold collapse injures and kills workers. a Chicago clerk and former captain is killed by a wagon impact. a Waterloo Ontario girl fatally shoots her brother with a self cocking revolver. the weapon discharge ends the boy’s abdomen injury and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Ohio
Yoo Neibur
New York
Germany
Naphanes
Ind
Richmond
Ogden
Utah
Enoch Boyes
St. Vincent
Chicago
Rank Ward
Julius Emery
Herbert M. Hayden
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Political upsets and reforms across nations and states
The protest against Mr. Bryson's election is dismissed as Parliament passes a 45 to 42 vote expressing no confidence. Illinois courts allow women to vote in school elections. France plans May Day demonstrations. New York reports nearly balanced debt with 3,448,058 in the treasury. Susan B. Anthony elected president and Anna Shaw vice president at the Washington suffrage convention. The German Reichstag trims naval spending by 1,140,000 marks. Britain says explanations with France over the Khedive dismissal. The pope hints at Gladstone's help to revive Home Rule talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bryson
Pontiac
State Supreme Court of
Illinois
France
New York State
Washington
Susan B. Anthony
Anna Shaw
Reichstag
Typhas fever and diphtheria surface in sparse early reports
Reports from New York note three typhas fever cases while Hungary sees sporadic cholera. Dr. Gatling claims a new device applying electricity to firearms as six more typhas cases appear. In Peterborough county several northern schools close due to a diphtheria epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butia Pastis
New York
Gatling
the Sanitary Council of
Hungary
Peterborough
Notable Died Obituary Roundup From Various Regions
A broad obituary notice lists numerous deaths including Baron Stratheden and Campbell aged 69, Lord Elphinstone in Musselburgh Scotland, Captain Nelson in Africa, Jahus Eichberg founder of the Boston conservatory of music, and Sir Walter Barttelot M P. Also noted are deaths of C E Male Oshawa, David Cummings London, Father Jones Loyola Spain, and Isaac Robinson Big Bar Point Ontario among others with ages or brief identifiers where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Elphinstone
Musselburgh
Scotland
William Frederick Campbell
Baron Stratheden and Campbell
David Cummings
London
Dundax
Ont
Father Jones
Society of Jesus
Loyola
Biscay
Spain
Zanzibar
Capt
Nelson
Stanley
Africa
Kaikugar
Jahus Eichberg
Boston Conservatory of Music
America
Walter Barttelot
Horsham
Sussex
Eng
Captain Eccles
Bellville
John P. Townsend
High Court of Admiralty
Dublin
Isaac Robinson
Robinson
Big Bar Point
Mourning tolls across lands as multiple killings shock towns
Reports from England, Guatemala, Canada and the United States recount a spate of fatal acts and legal cases. William Mulligan killed himself after an attempted assault on his sister near St Thomas. Arthur Black killed his wife and son at Hove. A British legation incident in Guatemala injuries to the minister's son. A Montreal lawyer is alleged to profit from cleaning old law stamps. A baby farm near Hamilton housed fifty children for eighteen years. In St John N B an insurance case sees Welton and Randall sentenced to five years. In Albany a drug smuggling indictment targets Dr John A Boarst. Fire suspects George Booth and others face March 4. In Athens Count Von Boerkmar kills Samuel Daniels. Daniel Coughlin seeks a new Joliet trial in the Cronin case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mulligan
St. Thomas
Arthur Black
Hove
Brighton
England
Guatemala
Legation
Odilion Crepeaud
Montreal
N. Y
John A. Boarst
Canada
George A. Booth
T. Tierney
Harry Young
Trenton
Taylor Block
Belleville Assizes
Athens
Ala
von Boerkmar
Samuel Daniels
Daniels
Daniel Coughlin
Joliet
Dr. Cronin
Chicago
Coughlin
Fire losses sweep Ontario and adjoining areas
A series of fires devastate buildings and goods across Ontario and nearby towns. Essex public school and furnishings valued at 11 000 plus a fatal burn of Miss Elizabeth Coats and severe injuries to her 5 year old son are noted. Eneglass works and a Pringle Clunes hardware shop in Guelph suffer fire damage. A 5 000 building loss at Alexandria elevator with 15 000 bushels grain and 5 500 insurance is reported. London stores and hotels including Mrs Weedliffe's and the Pacific Hotel incur losses. a Bellaire Michigan home loses three children to fire. Insurance levels vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Public School
Elizabeth Coats
Philadelphia
Pringle & Clunes
Guelph
Ontario
W. D. MacLeod
Alexandria
James Day
Maurice Joy
London
Oliver Pattie
Bellaire
Mich
Labor unrest and strikes across regions report
The item notes 1500+ unemployed in Quebec City and Brus sels workers threaten disturbances. It cites Homestead riot costs at 434 519 dollars in Pennsylvania and mentions Ben Tillet facing trial for riot incitement in Bristol. Dempsey found guilty in poisoning cases. Kentucky coal miners at Echols Mc Hendry Taylor Williams mines strike for higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec City
Brussels
Homestead
Pennsylvania
Board of Trade
Ben Tillet
Bristol
Dempsey
Echols, McHendry, Taylor and Williams
Central City
Clerical Shifts and Denominational Union Talks Across Canada
Rev M Decelles of Sorel faces Assembly appeal in the Briggs case. A US degree is declared ecclesiastical in character. Salvation Army Commandant Booth plans to convert Montreal waterfront Joe Beef canteen into a shelter. Rev Leroy Hooker moves to take charge at Fifth Presbyterian Chicago. Protestant Episcopal Church reports 532054 communicants and 8 066317 in church furnishings. Toronto and Clerical Anglican associations discuss church union with bold addresses by Provost Body Caven Langtry Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commandant Booth
Salvation Army
Montreal
Joe
Leroy Hooker
Metropolitan Church
Toronto
Presbytery
Chicago
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Provost
Caven
Langtry
Grant
Reconciliation Report and Notable Wedding Anniversaries
The reconciliation of ex King Milan and Queen Natalie of Servia is officially confirmed. Oscar C Bass formerly tied to the press of Montreal married Miss Georgina Coleman sister in law to City Editor Gibbons of the Colonial at Victoria. Mr and Mrs J G Heck of Cole Harbor Nova Scotia celebrate their sixty first anniversary. Herbert Wiswell attended the wedding and was present 61 years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Natalie
Servia
Oscar C. Bass
Preas
Montreal
Georgina Coleman
Gibbons
Colonial
Victoria
J. G. Heck
Cole Harbor
Halifax County
Herbert Wiswell
London and Port Stanley rail lease closed in deal
The London and Port Stanley railroad lease to Cleveland capitalists has been finally closed. The Blake transmitter patent tied to the Bell Telephone has expired. Europe remains in call. Ice crosses the Mississippi at St Louis. An ice field spans 40 by 200 miles from the Danube mouth to Crimea. St Thomas and Port Stanley residents push harbor dredging for 16 feet at the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The Wife's Strike as Domestic Bargaining
In a Detroit Free Press styled anecdote a wife declares a home strike over a new dress and pantry access, insisting on arbitration only to impose a week long stand. The husband tests compromise then yields after a late night standoff revealing the peculiar power of a domestic strike. Also notes Brantford drill shed tender and a Lake Winns shipment of whitefish from Arden via Mr. Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Brantford
Lake Winns
Arden
Dickson
Winnipeg notes on concerts law and local happenings
A bustling Manitoba Winnipeg page surveys music plans by the Winnipeg Glee Club for concerts on the 23rd and 24th, a Free Traders league forming, Rossini's Stabat Mater rehearsals, and civic discussions on taxes and education funding. It notes hatchery upgrades, court introductions for Brandon and Portage la Prairie figures, and upcoming civic events plus local accidents and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
McDonald
Harris
Killam
Portage la Prairie
Brandon
Bain
Selkirk
Local Society Notes and Weekend Events
Mr W A Matheson visits town. Mrs W W Miller returns from Brandon as guest of Mr John W Fleming. Mrs Sheriff McLean hosts a dancing party for sister Miss Strevel of Winnipeg. Our hockey team beat Winnipeg extra 5 to 2. Masonic ball tonight draws social leaders from town and Winnipeg. J Macaulay learns of brother Angus's death in Northfields B C. Nellie McDonald hosted a fashionable party with Strevel Hunter Hulbert Gamne Fox Mawhinney and others. Jessie Howison gave a Knox church Burns lecture. Mrs George McIvor sang Scottish songs praised for simplicity and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Matheson
W. W. Miller
Brandon
John W. Fleming
Sheriff McLean
Miss Strevel
Winnipeg
J. Macaulay
Northfields
B. C
Angus
Nellie McDonald
Strevel
Hunter
Hulbert
Gamne
Fox
Mawhin
Jessie Howison
Knox Church
Robert Burns
George McIvor
Household Cures From A Century Past
A shopping list of old time home remedies and cleaning tips from Home Queen includes keeping a canister closed tight and rubbing lamp chimneys with dry salt. Uses range from rat hole disinfectant to olive oil cloth washing, carpet beating, news paper covering, and herbal deodorizers.
Bashful Abby and the mistaken visitor tale
A bashful girl Abby fears strangers and hides behind family. When a visitor arrives she asks guidance from her mother and nearly asks for the Reverend, overheard by the mother. The scene ends with a misheard inquiry and a light domestic misunderstanding.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.G. Gaudaur
Casualitifs
Whitminster Township
Jacob Huber
Waterloo
Great Britain
Mr. Gladstone
Baron St. Obald
Charlee Andrac
Copenhagen
John Gaynor
Henfryn, Unt
C. E. Male
Oshawa
Oddfellowship
John Ross
Colorado
Oxford County
Sir Allan McNabb
Crime and Criminals
the Labor World
Religious
M. Decelles
Sorel
Briggs
Mer. Satelli
Social
Mary
Manitoba
Northwest Nuggets
Columbia Crumbs
W. A. Macdonald
McFadden
Emerson
Ladies Aid Society
All Saints Schoolroom
8. B. Baker
Prohibition League of Manitoba
St. Andrews Church
D. J. Geoggin
Commissioner of Education
Congress of Education
Goggin
A. D. Cameron
J. A. Taylor
Joseph Martin
Messrs
W. H. Hastings
J. D. Swanson
J. R. Haney
Government of
Consolidated Revenue Fund
Royal Caledonian Curling Club
J. P. Robertson
Prairie Province
R. Mathison
Ontario Deaf and Damb Institute
Brantford Expositor
Mathison
McDermid
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Macdonald
R. Parker
Neilson
Portage Avenue
Red River
St. Boniface
Portage DU Rat
J. M. Savage, Esq
Princess Rink
Jeff Hiedrith
C. E
Rat Portage
Garfield Hall
C. McDougall
Morrisette and Letherington
Norman
Behring Sea
McDougall
Hugh McMillan
Davies
Copeland
R. Atkin
Keewatin
J. Bryson
McKay Co
St. Paul
M. Brown
Ross, Hall and Brown
Thos. Sellars
Ross, Hall & Brown
Colonel Cody
Europe
Cody
Nate Salsbury
Buffalo Express
Auditor-General
Hamilton
Halifax
Ottawa
Stohn
Uebec
Kingston
Branson
Abby
Mr. Cobb
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