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Newspaper

Hamiota Herald

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 05, 1902

Page

2

Ten Years' Trial of Langdon and Brentwood Feud

The narrative follows Eric Langdon’s collapse after the Pawnee riots, his fall from favor, and a brutal press campaign. It traces Brentwood railway tensions, stockholders’ strikes, and a political push to reinstall Langdon as captain amid threats, intrigue, and shifting loyalties.

Ogilvie Flour Mills Co Dominates Canadian Wheat Trade

The Ogilvie Flour Mills Co marks a centenary in Canada with ninety elevators across the West and three mills in Montreal and Winnipeg. Royal patronage and a thriving export push underscore its leadership, while F. W. Thompson drives plans to expand to one of the world’s largest flour producers.

British Empire Canada Canadians Axime Flour Mills Co Ogilvie Company Northwest Royal Mills Montreal Grenora Winnipeg Glenora Lachine Canal Ogilvie HO Koh Duchess of York Princess of Wales Ilsie Flour Mills Co Prince of Wales Dominion Ogilvie Flour Mills Co Ogilvie Mills Thomben

Quapelle district cane market and other regional notes

QuaAppelle district markets cane. Sudbury copper industry employs 1200. hog cholera ravages in Kent county. Grain exporters at Carberry seize cars to ship wheat. agent balks. Various obituaries and incidents across Ontario and nearby regions include miners injured in Le Roi mine, Yorkton Doukhobor tensions, and rail workers strikes.

Carberry

Healthiest spot on earth Aumon France boasts tiny population

Aumon France a hamlet with about 40 residents including 21 people aged 80 and one over 100 is cited as the healthiest spot. Norway has built a tin can machine for sardines and anchovies, increasing output from 600 tins daily to 15 000 to 20 000 daily.

France Aumon

Deer Hunter Gravelle Survives Buck Attack In Ottawa

Arthur Gravelle of South Indian reportedly rode the Gatineau hunt to Ottawa and arrived battered after a buck injured him with a broken arm. He said he fired at the buck, which collapsed then rose and trampled him, breaking his arm above the elbow. he remained dazed for over an hour before aid. He plans to pause hunting for two seasons.

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Ghostly visitations shake Shotton Colliery village tale

Local account from Shotton Colliery in Durham describes houses left to decay after a colliery closure. Mr Latwab and family report renovations, then a series of nocturnal disturbances. A youth named Lamb claims seeing a burning eyed, faceless figure near the shadowy edge of town. The Daily Chronicle notes it as a straightforward testimony of events without theories.

Shotton Colliers Durham, Fawland Latwab Lamb Shotton Daily Chronicle

Contention Over Boer Loyalty and Amnesty Call

General DBohn argues Boer leaders remain loyal to Britain and laments misread continental appeals. He urges amnesty to ease Briton Boer tensions and cooperation with London. General Botha laments fundraising from foreigners for vanquished foes and notes English sympathy if they knew conditions. Mine. Patti gains Finalish naturalization amid a global lineage and marriage history.

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Archbishop Visits Mine Parish Confirms Girl’s Matrimony Tale

Archbishop Yan visits a small mining district parish to administer confirmation and asks a nervous girl what matrimony is. She replies it is a state of terrible torment to be endured to prepare for a brighter world. The pastor counters that this is purgatory, not matrimony, prompting the archbishop to consider the remark.

Yan

Royalty and power linger in historic court scene

The piece reflects on how Fanpress Fugenie and Fanglish royalty are treated with high honors reminiscent of Queen Victoria and Napoleon era France. It notes the lingering romantic appeal of Bonapartist links and concludes with a court judgment upholding Mr. A. Stewart in his Lisgar seat.

Queen Victoria France Napoleon I A. Stewart Lisgar

Prayer or porter question ends boy's bedtime ritual

A Scots Presbyterian father asks his five year old to say prayers at bedtime. The boy responds with a blunt question about the porter being there, prompting the father’s anxious inquiry. The exchange highlights a child's practical perspective on protection and faith.

Great Wall of China Built Over Two Millennia

The great wall of China spans about 1500 miles with heights varying from 40 to 50 feet. Construction began more than two thousand years ago, making it the largest artificial structure in the world.

Great Wall China

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