Peace Restored in Brazil and Global News Trawl
A roundup of disparate events from around the world includes peace in Brazil, drownings in Edmonton, political shifts in Western Australia, missed reopenings of Ottawa schools, and a range of accidents and political debates. Notable items include beheadings of Chinese leaders, a railway bonus request in Hamilton, Debs's critique of parties, and a Quebec lieutenant governor’s Pacific coast departure. Casualties from ship collisions off New York and a Montana boundary shooting are noted, plus other regional incidents and economic observations.
Savage to sue Toronton police for false arrest
John O. Savage orders his lawyers to file a $10,000 damages suit against Toronto authorities. He says a uniformed police officer arrested him at the Union depot as he stood there and he protested the action.
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Toronto
Ont
Savage
Union Depot
Prominent Men Letter Ignored by Police at Hotel Dispute
The police dismissed a letter from prominent men and blocked Mr. Savage from contacting friends at the hotel. The next morning authorities admitted a mistake and released him. Savage’s Toronto attorneys say such practices are too frequent there.
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Savage
BC Registrar Prevost Arrest Ordered in BC
Victoria August 28 Attorney General Eberts orders the arrest of Mr Prevost Registrar of the Supreme Court BC who has been missing since Friday and is behind in trust funds He is the son of Sir James Prevost Admiral of the British Navy.
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Victoria
B.C
Eberts
Prevost
Supreme Court
British Columbia
James Prevost
A Chinaman Suffers Egg Trial in Seymour Street Home
A Kamloops servant from Seymour Street objects to sharing meals and is shown in a humorous anecdote attempting to crack a boiled egg with a knife and heavier tools, only to have the egg remain intact. The piece closes with a quip about how some people spread information like a hedgehog sheds quills.
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Kamloops
Seymour Street
John
Unclear Multicity Schedule Fragments Across Canadian Towns
Fragmentary notes list days and places including Clinton Richfield Kamloops Vernon Lytton New Westminster Vancouver Victoria Nanaimo with several Mondays and Tuesdays. No clear event details or context provided to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
Mining Recorder Appointed in Fort Steele District
Provincial Secretary announces Michael Putinvipps Esquire 8.M. appointed Mining Recorder for the southern portion of the Fort Steele Mining Division within the East Kootenay Electoral District.
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Michael Putinirrs
Tobacco Plains
Esquire
East Kootenay
Michael Putinvipps
Fort Steele
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Winnipeg
Brazil
Frank Adamson
Edmonton
Preston
Vancouver
Western Australia
Ottawa
D.R.A
Montreal
Anti Foreign Movement
T.H. and
B. Railway
Hamilton
Debs
Chapleau
Quebec
Pacific Coast
Jas
Portland
Norton’s Point
N.Y
Earl of Caithness
Lakota
N.D
Loughead
Sarnia
Brantford
Montana
U.S
Springfiel
Yreka
Cal
Alex. T. Douglas
North Bay
Lake Nipissing
Andrew Clemens
Manitoba
Canada
Sulut
Chicago
John O. Savage
Boomer
Court of Assize
Nisi Prins
Oyer and
Supreme Court Act
Supreme Court Amendment
Clinton
James Baker
Provincial Secretary's Office
W. 8. Gore
Lands and Works Department
Robert E. Burns
Fotheringham
Gold Commissioner
F. W. Aylmer
Upper Columbia
Navigation & Tramway Co
Golden
Adela
Interlaken
Canal Flat
B. H. Cochrane
F. P. Armstrong
United States
Ernie
Rialto Building
Ill
THE
Montreal Silk Mills Company, Ltd
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