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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1902
Page
2
A youth named Ruric is seized by captors and led through stairs to a vaulted chamber. He is chained to a couch in darkness as guards depart and leave him alone in a stark stone room. The scene ends with his distressed, solitary confinement.
Rosalind and Zenobie confront divine justice as the duke's plot to gain wealth and power intensifies. Aunt Claudia returns with news of Ruric's vanishing while Vladimir the monk hints at hidden threats and possible salvation, as the duke storms in demanding explanations.
Ottawa issued guidance for farmers on eliminating wild mustard and other weeds. The French copper sulphate treatment at fifteen pounds per fifty gallons per acre targets young mustard with minimal crop risk, costing about one dollar per acre. Manitoba suggests 40 to 60 gallons per acre of copper sulphate solutions for banned weed control, with other measures for beetles and seeds, plus crop rotation and deep plowing to curb thistles, couch grass, and wild flax.
Count Conrad Damenoff, recovered from poison, asks Stephen Urzen about Ruric Nevel’s whereabouts. Suspicion falls on the humpbacked priest, though no direct link is proven. Urzen notes no new clues and contemplates the search effort.
A reflection on tending a small garden at a window as a source of comfort. The image of a poor woman tending flowers shows how daily care, sun, rain, and kindness can bloom into beautiful deeds and enduring memories.
Silas Toole of Whitechurch was deceived by two men claiming kin of Postmaster-General Mu lock. They pretended to buy his farm for 10 000, borrowed 5000 cash in a satchel shown as payment, then fled. The satchel contained only pebbles.
The 38 foot launch Abyiel Abbott Low sails from Colege Point L I for Falmouth England commanded by Captain William C C Newman. His only companion is his 16 year old son Edward. The craft has a ten horsepower kerosene engine and is expected to reach Falmouth in about 26 days.
On July 9 in Calgary, two Mc Lellan children aged 6 and 11 fell into the Bow River while playing. The sister bravely jumped in to save her brother but both were swept away by the strong current and drowned.
In Oakwood Ontario Cecil Rennie aged 14, third son of G B Rennie Oakwood School principal, drowned while bathing in a creek east of the village. Heavy recent rains left the water high and strong currents. he likely went beyond his depth and was carried away.
Patchment placed second in the 2.09 pace at Windsor Ontario. A Winnipeg grain exchange seat costs S500. A Doucets Landing tornado leveled ten houses. July 6 heat deaths totaled twelve in New York and Pittsburgh. Chief Levi Johnathan of the Six Nations died by lightning on the 9th. The Toronto Argonauts lost at Henley. Minneapolis Mayor Ames indicted for bribes. brother police chief acquitted. Daredevil Inavolo to perform at Winnipeg fair July 21-25 after injuries. Potatoes in Germany cultivated for curiosity. Last month was Ontario’s coolest June in years. Arizona Indians brand livestock with a steel-edged brand fired from a bow. A 225-ounce horseshoe nugget found at Hargraves Australia. Whale harpoon speed record is nine miles per hour. Lord Chancellor earns $50,000. US Chief Justice $10,500. Sea serpent skin shown at Bombay zoological gardens. Mammoth tusks nine feet long. A large cat wakes a man and helps save a family from fire in Indiana.
Five firemen died and a quarter‑million in damage followed a blaze at the McIntosh warehouse and adjacent Gadsby and McCann hay and straw storage. The wall collapsed burying the workers as crowds watched. two McIntosh partners likely responsible for part of the loss.
Winnipeg's bicentennial fair schedules a July 21 opening featuring twenty race events with total purses around 11500 dollars and sensational attractions. Diavelo the bicycle rider Jabour's circus lions and a staged Burning of Moscow siege will headline nightly amusements.
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