Golden Era Advertisers and News Highlights
The Golden Era announces weekly Friday publication in Busy Keteny district and lists advertising rates and submission instructions. It notes Andrew Carnegie’s gift to Birmingham University, reports on a Kiisis cyclone damage, a Hamburg Antwerp to Quebec cargo line, royal drawing room in London, Pacific cable survey, and various global notices.
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Tost
Keteniy
Ate Vance
Isa
Andrew Carnegie
Birmingham University
Kiisis
Hamburg
Antwerp
Quebec
Dreyfus Revision Trial Set for May 29
Telegraphic briefs report the Dreyfus revision trial scheduled for May 29. Other items note Morocco’s clathe settlement, an Ohio mayor Torre whipped by a woman, evictions in Anticastl fnland, a Montreal Alaska Feather factory fire, London’s tree trade after a Khartoum railway, Pouton’s counsel opposing further postponement, Lake Superior in the St Lawrence, 1,007 Doukholers via Lourd, smallpox spread in Germany from Russian laborers, China protesting US Cuba exclusion act, Toronto bricklayers set for strike settlement, and Britain US agreement on no waived auction plan at the peace congress.
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Dreyfus
U. S
Morocco
Ohio
Torre
Anticastl
Fnland
Alaska
Montreal
London
Khartoum
Pouton
Lake Superior
St. Lawrence
Lourd
Germany
China
Cuba
Toronto
Ktiriking
Britain
U.S
Mixed 19th century notes event roundup in error prone text
Fragmentary items describe varied topics from a raidite inventor returning to South Africa to archbishop at a Joan D Arc celebration. Mentions include British colonial policy, a wreck near Australia with drownings, a dynastic plan for public works, street railway strikes in Duluth, and a murder case in Vancouver.
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Jameson
Transvaal
South Africa
Ireland
Orleans
Frince
Urmoh
Britta India
Duluth
Mena
Batfilo
Association
Andrew Carnegie
Chamberlain
Ausralia
Dominion
Fires, famine, and politics ripple through the frontier
A fragmented May 1 issue reports an $80,000 fire at Skaguay, famine deaths from typhus in Russia, and a host of confounding notes. It notes deaths of G Eare and H L Raphael, a large Canadian press excursion to the west, grain shipments hampered by strikes, and political shifts in Michigan Canada and Belgium with figures like Sir Wilfrid Laurier and John Costigan tied to party splits and trust sentiments. Confederate veterans resist federal cemetery control as Britain and Canada discuss trade and diplomacy.
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Skaguay
G. Eare
Nostmaster General
Washington
W. Moore
Belleville
London
West
Duluth
Db. Y. Burk
Port Arthur
New Ontario
Senate of
Michigan
Tannera
Wifrid Laurier
King of
Belgium
Bristol
Eng
Canada
John Costigan
Montreal
Conservative
Turbulent Fronts Shaped by Conflicting Reports
Turkish forces have been badly defeated while efforts to quell the insurrection in Arabia continue. A U S government commission probing trusts in Washington stops short of oil trust inquiries. Winnipeg shifts from the old to a new provincial voters list for the year. Sir William Van Horne calls retirement rumors from the O P S T presidency personal. He credits stock gains to general Dominion prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
U. S
Washington
Bnedal
Winnipeg
William van Horne
0. P. St
Dominion
No Grain Moving Delays Affect Toledo Grain Shipments
May 12 report from Toledo notes Reynolus returned from Buffalo without unloading, leaving no grain leaving the port. The loss to grain shippers grows as canal boat men feel shipment delays. The stalled grain movement hampers local business and markets throughout the port.
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Toledo
Ohio
Reynolus
Buffalo
The Woman and the Sphinx Advertising Pills
A period ponderous ad extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal cure for feminine weakness and disease. It touts rapid organ restoration, pain relief, and childbirth safety, citing testimonials from Mrs. Ellie Mabus and Mrs. Sallie Whitaker, urging readers to obtain the medicine via drugstores and stamps for a medical guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Ellie Mabus
Mabus, Choctaw Co
Sallie Whitaker
Livermore, McLean Co
Mic
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Common Sense
Death of Tom Nickalls father of Guy and Vivian Nickalls
London May 12 Tom Nickalls aged 72 father of the famed acusters Guy and Vivian Nickalls died yesterday at Pattison court Rechill He went to Chicago in 1828 with his father and later returned to England in 1846 to become a stock jobber earning the nickname King of the American railroad market An ardent sportsman he served as master of the Surrey stag hounds for the past twenty one years
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London
Tom Nickalls
Acusters
Guy and
Vivian Nickalls
Pattison Court
Rechill
Nickallan
Chicago
England
Strike at Duluth Threatens 20 Million Bushels of Grain
The Buffalo strike over freight handling worsens as 2,000 union members refuse work for contractors, risking major congestion. Dock bosses at Lehigh Valley and Erie docks shift to non union crews while wage demands climb from 25 cents to 80 cents outside and 20 cents inside. Grain shovelers may settle soon as concessions offered by the Lake Carriers association are pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley
Central Erie
Lake Carriers’ Association
Young Doukhobors Pass Through Ottawa En Route West
Four train loads carrying about fifteen hundred Doukhobors, many children, traveled through Ottawa toward the west. The diverse group wore colorful clothing and attracted photographers at the station. Immigrants sold novel fancy work to buyers among spectators. About four hundred Galicians also passed through the city that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
West
Bristol Merchants Prepare Canada Trade Mission
A Bristol merchant delegation of eight will depart May 18 aboard the Elder Dempster Monteagle to Canada to pursue trade ties. Invited by A L Jones of Elder Dempster, the trip aims to strengthen cross border commerce between Bristol and Canada. Fireman W Moone killed in a Grand Trunk collision near Napanee Ontario. The accident involved a freight and a way freight two miles east of here. Moone was a young, unmarried man. The through freight was led by Conductor McCallum of Brockville. The road expects to clear by 2 pm. A stock exchange seat in New York sold for 40,000 dollars, the highest price ever paid. the same amount is currently bid for another seat.
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Dewitt Milling Co
Montreal
Ling
Crow's Nest Pass
Montana
Perrier
Vancouver
New York Stock Exchange
Toronto
The
Globe
Bristol
Canada
Dempster
Monteagle
A. L. Jones
Dempster Line
Moore
Napanee
Ont
Grand Trunk
Here
W Moone
Belleville
Moone
McCallum
Brockville
New York
Sam Pillo Dies of Heart Disease in taxi
Toronto report says Sam Pil low, an elderly familiar figure in town, collapsed suddenly from heart disease in a cab while en route from a restaurant to his home, last night.
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Toronto
Ont
Sam Pillow
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