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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
2
Theo awakens in uncertain home care after a suicide attempt. Doctor Melyle warns of brain fever yet vows aid, while Dorcas Lane negotiates Theo’s care and questions the doctor’s persistence amid tense family dynamics and unseen loyalties.
Harry Strathmore withdraws from Violet Kensington after her harsh words about Theo. He confronts heartbreak and regret near the river as Violet schemes to win him back, while Theo’s memory haunts him and Theo’s silent love remains unreturned. Violet presses for renewed attentions despite the growing chasm between them.
An aged advertisement extols Dr Chase's Nerve Food pills as a summer restorative. It claims they revitalize the brain spinal cord and nerves, boost blood by increasing red cells, and restore energy for women with heavy family duties and heat exposure. Sold 50 cents a box via Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
The Lackawanna president said negotiations toward settling the strike are under way led by a mediator not directly representing either side. Reports claim a 10 percent wage increase and miners waiving UMW recognition. Cardinal Gibbons offered to arbitrate, but declined to discuss until all parties are heard.
Ottawa reports August bank data with an 8 million rise in circulation over July and a $6 million surplus to August. Discounts to Canadian customers hold steady, while outside Canada they rise by over $1 million. Loans worldwide up $50 million since July. Railway securities and government debentures increase notably. Foreign balance favors Canada by $12 million.
The report notes rising tensions as Japan pressures China toward war after Germany rejects China settlement talks. US plans troop withdrawal to Manila while Chaffee’s legation guard stays, and Pekin’s status shifts with Tuan Nas appointed to the privy council. British and German moves signal shifting balance in the region.
The report identifies 16S Spence killed in South Africa as D. M. Spence of Ald. F. Spence Toronto. It notes a nominal roll shows 32 but the correct number is 1468. Also mentions W B Anderson named mathematics lecturer at Royal College Sault Ste Marie and Maurelio Macial alias Luigi Granotti linked to Milan police in King Dusubert murder case.
The report lists multiple quick highlights: Colonel Ochil tree organizing a benefit for Galveston relief to be held October 16 with Sir Henry Trving's interest. Hawk cruiser ashore near Lachine canal. Irish-Americans in Boers to Portugal transport to quell disturbances. adjutant confirms fatal runaway of Prince Albert of Saxony. British board of health to enforce soft coal use laws. Hamar Greenwood enters Liberal Grimsby nomination. Mrs. Ward and sister murdered by Boxers in China. Diaz re-elected president of Mexico with inauguration in December. no bill in manslaughter case tied to a Madoc train crash. McLaughlin Automatic Air Brake Co. forming in Ontario with 1 million capital to produce the brake used on Lake Erie and Detroit River railway.
Southampton reports the New York at 6 am with a broken starboard thrust shaft after a collision incident earlier in the week. The Pomeranian on the Clyde suffered damage from a collision. Charles Nelson arrives from Nome with 428 passengers amid a storm, while the Queen reaches port three days overdue with 170 passengers and substantial gold aboard.
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a long running feud erupts at Lehigh Valley depot. Archibald Campbell and his wife were loading a train when Willams O'Day fired twice. Campbell was wounded in the back and Mrs Campbell injured in the arm. Campbell in critical condition. O'Day jailed.
Reports circulated toward market close that a coal strike settlement was arranged fueling share gains of two to eight percent. In Griffin, a jury found that George Arthur Pearson killed her, aligning with widely known facts of the case.
A Lausanne dispatch reports a secret circular from Joan aicius metropolitan of Kiefl excommunicating Tolstoi the Russian novelist and social reformer urging recantation or else the holy synod will forbid all divine services and expiatory masses after his death.
Coal prices in Noutreal and Toroate advanced amid market activity. The report notes rising inquiries and stronger demand from industrial buyers, with traders citing limited supply and transportation costs as contributing factors.
Fragments report events from Sept 29 and Sept 27 including St Boniface Winnipeg work on Lake Manitoba, coal restrictions in New York, a potential prize fighting bill in Manitoba, Canada trade data for August, North Pacific storms, Canadian MPs in Britain, and international notes on Britain US China Germany and Greece. Reports mention General Daz victory in Mexico, tornados in Iowa, deaths from rail accidents, and notable trials and crimes in Canada and the US.
A snow storm visited Edmonton. Premier Marchand of Quebec is dead. The steamer Newfield broke in two at Digby. A Vancouver woman was killed by a bicycle accident. This has been a year of plenty in the Prince Albert district. The rate of taxation in Portage la Prairie fire has been fixed at 20 mills. A big cement works at Tweed Ontario was destroyed by fire. Extensions to the Manitoba railway tail service have been announced. Tenders for the Wadithe cable have been received and one will be accepted soon. Lord Lansdowne is viewed as Salisbury’s potential successor. Flood losses in the Colorado river district are not as great as reported. Lowlands were flooded with displacement and crop damage but few deaths.
A garbled item list reports John Pugh death, upcoming Hawiilen coke ovens, Russian forces near Lu Tal, ore shipments record in Rossland, Yod Sloan hired by the Prince of Wales, various local incidents, a village fire in Omen Michigan, arrests at Kat Portage, Edward Blake reaffirmed by United Irish League, rolling mills strike in Columbia Virginia, Harry McCuaig to Winnpeg, and 10000 miners walkout in Mahanoy valley over armed force deployment.
Reported incident involves masked men forcefully stopping an elderly man’s bedside plea in Nebraska as details remain unclear. Authorities investigate the assault amid mystery surrounding motive and exact timing.
Various brief items note Chas A Stewart drowned at Port Huron Michigan. Steamer Tees quarantined at Victoria B C with 160 passengers. Strathcona second engineer drowned at Fort William. French army review ends with President Loubert inspecting 7000 men.
A Rio Grande passenger train was wrecked near Rock Creek Texas as investigators probe the cause and injuries.
Market report lists prices for wheat and flour across Manitoba and Fort William, including oats, barley, corn, oats, oils, and meal. dairy products such as butter and cheese. eggs and vegetables. dressed meats, poultry, hides, wool, and Seneca root. Contains numerous price points and commodity names.
A Kansas town critic denounces Panermowski during a convention in Kansas City claiming the pianist deceives audiences. The speaker compares the performance to an alluring but false allure, noting misdirection and a convincing but flawed presentation. He vows not to attend again despite a willing price tag.
The Torre deli Vane known as the Tower of Famine stood in ancient Picea Italy now vanished. Count Ugoline della Gherardschia led the Guelphs and, judged tyrannical, faced defeat by the Ghisbellines who trapped him with his lineage in the tower and starved them to death after locking the door and casting the keys into the Arno.
Early readers saw the line the Scotus handed down an important decision yesterday. The afternoon paper blamed a telegrapher’s abbreviation for the Supreme Court of the United States for the error. The mistaken phrase caused confusion and amusement across the town.
Amid global confusion the sultan of Turkey looks out the window with cautious calm. The scene hints at political tension as observers weigh regional tensions and the Lil collector remains a wary presence in discourse.
A New Orleans observer recalls meeting Lee Yip who runs a slovery stot and offers dried oysters kept in sun to preserve color and texture. The oysters taste peppery and tender when cooked with pork, a secret seasoning, and are sold recently in San Francisco and New York. Lee Yip notes the local colony consumes many barrels monthly.
A congressman receives a letter from a constituent mistaken for an onion report. The cleric seeks a Smithson ian report instead and takes a cigar after the clerk clarifies the mix up.
The writer notes a paradox where small cigars seem to be smoked by those who buy the largest available clear variety, while tall men favor a small perfecto. The observation contrasts smoking habits by body size and product size.
In a terse exchange Mrs Stubb asks about the clock cuckoo while Mr Stubb notes he sent it away. A paver’s remark about bold microbes accompanies the odd dialogue, hinting at a curious domestic moment.
Quick items report on Chicago anti noise rule actions and industrial activity. Drowned sailors off Gordoun Castle after a collision near Cardigay Bay. Filipino casualties in recent engagements total 2 dead and 23 wounded. United States funds back a railway purchase surprise for British financiers. Britain has not answered Germany's note. U S response suggests withdrawal from Pekin troupe. Fort William to host a large jointed mill project. Andrew wreck reported 40 miles from Port Arthur. crew saved. Labor unions urge fight amid Readlog Coal Co. tensions. A commissioner to probe alleged frauds in antiebu sales. Poor immigrants sent to Shennan boat cost wine district. Lackawanna and Wyoming coal canal completion announced. Kingston city council plans a 1000 dollar building bylaw for Queen's University.
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