Boers March Into Cape Colony Amid North South Conflicts
Cape Town reports five thousand Boers advancing from Vryburg toward the heart of Cape Colony. Simultaneous Boer attacks near Pretoria and along the Pretoria to Lorenzo Marquez line leave heavy casualties on both sides. Entrenchments rise at Cape Town as tensions mount and authorities warn of mine threats in the Rand district.
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Canadian Labor Official Visits Kootenays Weighs Aliens Issue
F P Bremner of the Dominion labor commission, visiting the Kootenays, discusses transportation of aliens and employment in the district. He rejects US methods, promoting Canada’s approach to labor disputes settled by rational, just means rather than mob rule or military force.
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Four Held in Jersey City Insurance Swindle
New York January 11 reports warrants issued for four suspects accused of swindling the Colonial Insurance Company of Jersey City by taking insurance on the lives of dying persons and by other methods.
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Reapportionment Plan Passes House by Wide Margin
The House approved the Burleigh reapportionment plan by 185 to 102, expanding next decade’s membership from 357 to 386 amid pressure from northern state senators. Ottawa fixed Dowin son census on March 31 in Britain and Ireland, counting those alive at midnight Sunday. Rangoon reports the death of Ric Edward S S Symes after he shot himself while riding in a carriage.
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Varied Global Updates Mark Events From Mines to Canteen
Telegrams report leadership talks in Ottawa with Mr Oscar Williams linked to Singapore. Gas grippers spread in New York Chicago and pass Texas with 14 percent victims. A mine gas explosion in Honda Coahuila Mexico kills four and injures over twenty. Admiral Cervera ill near Cadiz worsens. Armour buried simply in Chicago. Parks cotton mills in Mt John NB shut due to bank limits. Fort William secures Arpin Scott Finger mills. Canadian Pacific Cuba railway appointment. China says thousands of troops drill in Xiangfu city. Northern Pacific Great Northern cut Montana Idaho fares. New England Ulonia sailings impeded by gale. Embezzler Alvord pleads guilty to stealing 700000. Army canteen abolished by senate house. Bass Frazer missing in Atlanta. Foley named to Chinese commission. Butter and Cheese association meets in Smiths Falls.
Canadian militia recruits for General Baden-Powell’s South Africa force
Ottawa reports the militia department arranged recruitment in Canada for a three year term in Baden-Powell’s South Africa constabulary. Attestation will occur in Canada to avoid shipping rejected applicants overseas. Pay scales range from five shillings daily for troopers to fifteen shillings for a superintendent, with promotions by merit and extra allowances for officers north of the Vaal river.
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Fires Destroy Clow Block and Merchants’ Stocks
Montreal fire yesterday morning wiped out the Clow block and damaged several merchants stock. Loss estimated at 315,000 covered by insurance. In St John’s the Canadian Ealing works suffered a near total loss with presses and machinery badly damaged. The fire origin reported as hay catching on an overheated shaft. In Penbroke a butcher shop and adjoining harness shop buildings were burned, with property insured.
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Huge timber wolf terrorizes Springfield livestock in west
A massive timber wolf, likely the largest seen in the west, was brought to Winniper from Springfield and purchased by Messrs. McLaren. The beast killed a steer, hog, ducks, geese and chickens, and evaded buckshot and poison attempts before D. Jerry’s sons finally trapped it. McLaren plans to have the wolf stuffed.
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Ex Governor Lind Assaults Editor in St Paul Office
Former Minnesota governor Lind visits St Paul Dispatch editor Harry T. Black and assaults him after Black refused to retract a prior accusation of treason. Lind is restrained by a reporter and removed with Black’s help. The incident follows earlier political tensions and editorials.
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Local Market Prices for Grains and Farm Products
A market list shows prices for wheat varieties from Fort William and Lake of the Woods at 1.20 to 2.10 per sack, mill feeds at 14 to 25 per ton, oats 38 to 85c per bushel, corn 43 to 44c, flax 1.40 to 1.45, hay around 7 to 8 dollars, butter 14 to 20c, cheese 6 to 8c, eggs 20c per dozen, vegetables including potatoes 40c per bushel, cabbage 30 to 60c per dozen, dressed meats with country at 4 to 41g and city at 5 to 6c, poultry prices, hides and wool values, and other farm commodities listed for regional trade.
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Scotsman Finds His Way Back With Gooseberries In Paris
A wandering man in Paris, lost due to language barriers, buys gooseberries from a fruit merchant and shouts their price to e the crowd. A fellow Scotsman recognizes him and guides him back to his hotel, remarking on the absurd scene.
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No Actress Yet Says Manager In Society Drama Talk
A quarrel over a woman's prospects in acting centers on the manager denying she could be an actress while claiming she could be a society drama star. The critic insists she lacks acting talent, though the manager argues she has looks and wardrobe to suit show business.
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Miscured note on sample copy request from authors
A fragmented item shows Mise Wander Thessey and Mr Longhare discussing magazine submissions. Mr Stardrepp writes I'Lase send we a sampie copy, indicating a request for a sample. The text is incomplete but reads as a casual inquiry about publishing samples.
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Canadian Pacific Railway schedule notes and routes
Daily routes from Montreal to New York and intermediate points via We Monmontres and east rail. Includes Portage la Prairie Brandon Neepawa Shoal Lake Yorkton and other towns with daily or semiweekly service and specific departures. James Oborne and McPherson sign as general superintendent and general passenger agent.
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Razor straps misdirection at the big store
A frustrated shopper traverses five aisles and multiple departments seeking razor straps. Staff misdirects him between notions leather goods and basement sections as he vainly searches the store. The Chicago Tribune notes the humorous chase through floors and departments.
Shirt Waisted Man in Hotel Shames Front Desk
In a downtown hotel a loud guest causes a scene on the seventh floor. The clerk asks what the problem is and the porter explains the man claims his lace is broken and he cannot leave. The misunderstanding escalates as the issue is clarified from lace to corset lace.
Seaside Hero Is Recognized by Young Lady
A dry foods clerk greets Maud as she recalls the seaside rescue last summer. He asks for a ribbon, and she agrees to buy two yards, honoring the memory of the lifesaving moment.
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Doctor tells Archie Pacer about tobacco toll
Fragmentary Chicago Tribune quote notes a doctor advising Archie Pacer on tobacco and relief, mentioning that he never gave his son a cigar in his life.
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Fashion Advice Sparks Dialogue Across Styles
Fragmentary dialogue shows Edith and Edger debating attire with references to satin waistlines and rainy day skirts. The lines hint at social scrutiny and possible judgment about personal taste and identity within a community setting.
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Japanese ingenuity creates white sparrows by selective breeding
The New York Times notes that the Japanese tame nature to produce specific animals. A pair of gray birds is kept in a white cage and room with attendants in white, gradually yielding generations of completely white sparrows.
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Broken Betrothal and Exile in Cedar Keys Ball Scene
Theo Lester faces dismissal after a ballroom clash with Isabel Culver and Colonel West. Mrs. Culver plans exile to Florida to remove Theo, then Cedar Keys proves a lonely setback as Miss Teabel’s diamond loss raises suspicion. Theo befriends Florence Vare, an invalid in search of love beyond wealth.
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Literary Pursuita Leads to Publisher Chase
A witty remark pits the idea of sedentary authors against the bustle of pursuing publishers. The exchange features playful banter about literary life and the toil behind getting works into print.
Dr Chase's Ointment Offered as Piles Cure in Ad
An Ottawa area testimonial ad promotes Dr Chase's Ointment as the only absolute cure for piles. It cites long suffering users Mrs. James Brown and Mr. George Thompson praising relief after applying the remedy, priced at 60 cents a box with mail order options from Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
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