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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
6
In a New Yorker fiction scene, Moe Clingan recounts a tale of devotion and mischance among literary peers. Margaret Hull, “The Little Mother,” inspires and moves the poor at a mission while editor Greeley’s antics reveal the era’s rough journalism life.
A first person account of leaving New York with a regiment, the march by train to bivouac in Maryland, hopes of letter from Hope, and the narrator's solemn vow to endure for his country. He ponders sacrifice, fear, and the religious motivation behind volunteering, comparing it to historic promises of glory and enduring hardship.
The statement notes the exact distance to either pole from the equator is 6,000 kilometers, reflecting the earths polar radius and meridional distance. It emphasizes a precise measure rather than approximate.
Odessa dispatch reports clashes between government troops and Abkhasians in Trans-Caucasia with 190 casualties and 27 soldiers killed or wounded. Troops sack Abkhazian villages as tribesmen flee hills amid renewed terror by alleged pseudo anarchist communists. Eleven large stores raided last week. ten bombs thrown, ten killed and many injured.
Garland F. White was sued for breach of promise by his divorced wife after she learned he remarried Miss Kula Cushing, a cashier in his grocery store, following a divorce in which he had paid child support. Mrs White seeks 25000 dollars for damages.
Berlin reports Constantinople’s Deyeke Pasha, director of the Culbene hospital, has devised a method to prevent leprosy and cure cases not yet fully advanced, claiming immunity for exposed individuals.
The novelist Sabine Baring-Gould died in Port Elizabeth Cape Colony. Born Exeter England January 25 1834 he traveled across Europe and Ireland. His early work The Path of the Just appeared in 1854 and he later gained fame with Mehalah John Herring and Court Royal plus numerous short stories.
An Englishwoman reports on a survey of 200 upper class girls revealing their preferred novelists and poets. Marie Corelli Anthony Hope and Edna Lyall top the list while Louisa May Alcott and Jane Austen are little known. many read sensational magazines.
Five year old Anna M Hen nessy, daughter of a Chicago fire chief, was confined by measles. doctors expect recovery. Traffic in a whole block was halted for seven days to protect her health.
Sir Walter Gibley urges creation of a permanent remount system across Canada and other colonies as well as the United Kingdom in a push for improved military logistics. He emphasizes sustained horse supply for imperial forces and colonial garrisons.
Professor John Maconan of Ottawa will explore the route of the Grand Trunk Railway between Winnipeg and Edmonton, examining historical paths and implications for the corridor.
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