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Newspaper

Hamiota Herald

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 13, 1902

Page

2

The Gummaker of Moscow Schemes Unfold in Duress

In Moscow the Duke of Tula plots to arrest and kill gunmaker Ruric Nevel with a priest ally. Rosalind Valdai and Zenobie plan to seek the emperor’s protection after discovering Olga’s ruthless intent. The emperor agrees to detain Nevel, while the conspirators broaden their plot as Rosalind faces captivity.

Llord Ruric Nevel Bungler Jord Tolma Viska Olga Vladimir Ates Savotano Lesko Totina Frederic Viska Ron Byd Rosalind Valdai Peter Kinis Steelse Tula Imperial Demetrius the Ges St. Paul Kremlin Nevel Rosalind Imperial Palace Savorano Ducal Palace

Continted description of Japanese riding method

In Japan the man of quality never urges his horse to run. For errands needing speed he dismounts, ties the forelegs of his animal, and proceeds at a brisk gallop on foot. The account highlights a peculiar practice among riders.

Japan

Cantinieres and their role in the French army

The cantinieres form a rank unique to the French army serving as nurse and consoler to young soldiers. They are usually not young or handsome and are often married to regimental soldiers. Desks and tables for children or adults without overhead light should be placed so the light falls from the left onto lok or paper.

Zenobie Loeslind

Outlaw Harry Tracy Ends Desperate Chase with Self Inflicted Death

Spokane dispatch July 7 reports Harry Tracy, the Oregon outlaw, killed himself in a wheat field near Fellowes after a leg wound from a rifle battle with the sheriff's posse. The fugitive had been pursued across Washington from June through July, holding up motorists and boats, and evading militia and revenue men while claiming a string of killings since escaping prison.

Spokane Wash Harry Tracy Fellowes Oregon Richmond Dispatch Detroit Evening News Tracy Dick Turpin Jack Sheppard New York World New York Times Colorado Valentine Hay Rainer Portland Littl David Merrill Salem Ore Salem Gervais Abe Columbia River Short Alacenter Meerill Tacoma Olympia Puget Sound Woods Seattle Tracey Deception Pass Jey Farmer Renton F M. Johnson Kent Johnson Covington Cudihee South Bay Valentine Hoge Wm. Strong

Reward for Merrill’s capture claimed by cherry picker family

A $3.00 reward for Merrill’s capture was surpassed by a larger $1,500 bounty that was claimed by Mrs. Wagener and her son. They located the body near their home.

Tate Merrill

Daring Train Robbery Near Savanna On Chicago Line

A vestibuled passenger train on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line was robbed near Savanna Illinois on August 6. Six masked men seized the engine and express car, blew the express car with dynamite, and fled after abandoning the engine. One robber was killed. the express messenger Bye says he fired. Six sacks of money were taken. the amount remains unknown. Passengers were not harmed.

Marcus Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Savanna Emerson Little Hanover Bye

American bicyclist Diavolo badly injured after fall at Aquarium

A dispatch from London dated August 8 reports Diavolo the American cyclist falling after looping in his act at the Aquarium. He was taken to Westminster Hospital unconscious with a suspected concussion of the brain.

London England Diavolo Aquarium Westminster Hospital

Case Against Child Labor Spurs Southern Debate

The Alabama committee releases a pamphlet on child labor. In North Carolina cotton mills 7,996 of 45,044 workers are under fourteen, wages fall from 32 to 29 cents daily, and some Southern sites report zero pay for long shifts. The New York Post cites estimates of 22,000 child workers in the region, with 9,000 to 12,000 under twelve. A vigorous drive to end the evil continues.

North Carolina New York Post

Port William to Add 2,000,000 Bushels Elevator Storage

News notes report Port William modernization to increase elevator storage by 2 million bushels for the season. Other items include Manitoba birth counts, shipping gains at Montreal, maple creek bank burglary, Milwaukee and St Paul railway collision deaths, and Japan offering a Canada building at Osaka fair.

Port William Japan Canada Osaka

Robbery Suspects Arrested After Winnipeg Theft

Winnipeg police move to detain two ex inmates Keefe and Bates alias Woods after they were nabbed in Grand Forks. They stand charged in Rathwell robbery where Hugh Miller lost about 1500 dollars after drawing 1565 from Union Bank and being assaulted near Louise Bridge.

Winnipeg Manitoba Keefe Jack Bates Woods Grand Forks McRae Hugh Miller Rathwell Union Bank Occidental Miller Louise Bridge Police

Welsh emigration and prairie homesteads push western entries

Destitute Welsh in Patagonia seek Canada while North West homestead entries surge two months running. Kingston Locomotive Works sues striking machinists for 300 dollars in Windsor. Victoria expedition to Cocos Island fails to find treasure. Parliament and premiers discuss removing cattle embargo.

Drowned on Wolfe Island After Fence Repair Accident

At Wolfe Island Ont a man Woodman and his 14 year old nephew Paterson from Vermont tried to repair a river side fence. The horses bolted pulling them into deep water. Woodman escaped but the boy drowned. The scene followed despite Woodman carrying the boy.

Wolfe Island Ont Woodman Paterson Vermont

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