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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

7

Forty-Five Years a Minister Elmer Missouri Tale

Elder J. W. Cook recalls a lifetime of preaching in backwoods Missouri. He endured poverty earning less than twenty dollars yearly while serving Knox Adair Sullivan Macon Linn Chariton counties. He travelled thousands of miles and preached thousands of sermons, often foot and horse, to sustain families and communities. The piece details his frugal life, funeral journeys, and a memorable candleless meeting in Adair County.

Elmer J. W. Cook Prairies Elder Cook Cook New Boston Knox Adair Sullivan Macon Linn Chariton Miles

Not a Scab Jail Turns Public Scorn on Raymond Street

Raymond street jail houses 280 prisoners who choose to stay at work rather than strike. Anxious to avoid a walkout the inmates listen to cooler heads and remain on the job. For years the jail has been a target of Grand Juries and public scorn, with calls for demolition and reform, while the facility continues to provoke sharp, graphic condemnations.

J. K Dongese Raymond Street County of Kings City of New York Coggey Board of Estimate Kings County Penitentiary Central Labor Union Tony Farrari Farrari Borough Hall Bootblack Bird Seab Boot Pup Finnegan McLaughlin Kane Mr. Farrari Edwin Markham King’s County Grand Jury John de Witt Warner

The Craze of Picture Postcards Across the World

The article notes a surge in picture postcards from Europe and beyond to the United States. It cites vast volumes with estimates of hundreds of millions passing through post offices, and scenes of New York Chicago and other cities flooded with postcards daily.

Europe United States Picind America York City Chicago Buffalo Orleans Asia Africa San Francisco United New York City Lake City Pacific Coast

Borderland Reveries in a Scottish River Tale

A reflective piece praises the Tweed and Borderland lore drawing on Ruskin Wordsworth and Burns. It recalls Tweed’s source near Moffat, Tweedsmuir, and Linkumdoddie while noting legends of Merlin Kentigern Cuthbert and Arthur. The article invites reverence for a region steeped in song, history, and solitary scenery.

Borderland Robert Aytoun Lord Yester Robert Ferguson Wordsworth John Leyden Henry Scott Hiddell Burns John Wilson Jas. Thomson Alexander Smith Andrew Lang Ruskin Coldstream Bridge Border Scotland Tweed wiJdom John Veitch Vale of Annan Clyde Lanarkshire Dumfriesshire Moffat Berwick Tweed’s Rab” Brown Kent Caedon Merlin Tweeddale Arthur Tweedsmuir Sacrers Guthrie

One Man Society Brings Fierce Oath to Defy Copperheads

James B. Bradwell of Chicago, an abolitionist, allegedly formed a Home Defence Association in wartime to compel Union loyalty. He used the fictitious group to pressure Copperheads, issuing threats of tar and feathering, arson, or ruin to coerce people to take an oath of allegiance.

James B. Bradwell Chicago Record-Herald Home Defence Association Bradwell Association Judge Bradwell

Bogus Mascots at Monte Carlo Casinos Exposed

A Montreal Standard item notes gamblers’ superstition about hunchback luck charmers at Monte Carlo casinos. One faker was punched by a patron, exposing the fraud, dimissing the hump with a quick cure and a lake dip. He left for good, yet bogus mascots remain at casino doors.

Monte Carlo Casino Gardens Montreal Standard

First Municipal Railway to Bradford Route Described

The new line runs to Lofthouse via Pateley Bridge and Southwaite reservoirs in a six mile stretch. It will carry passenger traffic with a class fare of four pence for the full distance, skirting picturesque scenery along the edge of the Southwaite reservoirs.

Municia Railway Lofthouse Bradford Issenger Rom Pateley Bridge Southwaite Reservoirs

It Donot Like Borrowell and Costs of Pleasantries

The speaker vents frustration with Borrowell blaming the effort to stay civil and noting expenses spent. A clipped, humorous aside echoes in a dated voice.

Borrowell

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