Rival factions clash and Langdon rises in Seattle crisis
In Seattle the rioting and military confusion test Major Melville and Captain Langdon as Barclay backs Channing. Langdon gains respect after guiding troops at Big Horn yards while Channing asserts leadership. A chance encounter with Ethel Grahame signals a budding alliance amid factional strife.
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Seattle
Liitl
NetConvitte
Langdon
Big Horn
Nathan
Torrance
Woodrow
Santley
Melville
Gunnison
Omata
Pawnee
Oldirty Fox
Omaha
Barclay
Channing
Missouri Valley
Northern Pacific
Littl McConville
Mac
Eric Langton
Big Hart
Seatree
Tad
Tls
Cmmand
NcConville
Dinuner
Gunnison Junction
Missouri Pacific
Mrs. Melville
Eunidi- Hom
Gray Fox
Streetwood House
Chansing
Mr. Langdon
Ethel Gratames
Cuanning
Certaiy
Brentwood
Mr. Barclay
Brent
Sandes
Weil
B. LH
Boniface
Chapling’s
Tlm
Mr. Channing
Big Horn Triumph After Railway Strike At Errentwood
Following the Errentwood strike collapse, the Big Horn forces regain control with trains running and livestock moving to Chicago before Seattle. Channing boasts, Barclay laments, and the Seattle’s prestige suffers as the western Big Horn gains dominance and a widening rift with Seattle deepens.
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Eric Langdon
Errentwood
The
Bighorn
Seattle
Messrs. Barclay
Big Horn
Chicago
Channing
Freman
Barclay
Red Water
England
Brentwood House
Gavig
Man Reflects on Weather Oddities and Esquimaut Ancestors
A writer with Esquimaut ancestry muses on a fleeting heat wave and asks if the weather man will send ice and snow, imagining dilzzards and snoux as respite in a playful, archaic voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquimaut
Double life of Bristol officer shocks city crowd
A Bristol community is stunned by the revelation that Edmund Carter Plant, a celebrated colonel in the Royal Engineers and social leader, led a separate wife and family in Osborne, while his official life starred in Bristol. His death and the linked disclosures prompted an inquest and a dramatic funeral.
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Lamon
Edmund Carter Plant
Leutenant
Royal Fingineers
Gcloucester Volunteers
Plant
Bristol
Order of the Bath
Elgin Park
Redham
Old Grange
Dorsetshire
Osborne
Edmund Hall
Fedinane Hall
Templecombe
Hall
Osborne Churchyard
Edmund Carter Plant C. B
Sherbourne
Edmund Hail
Bristol Engineers
Queen Victoria
Irot
Halli
Miners Accept Arbitration and Prepare to Return
The United Mine Workers of America executive board unanimously recommended to the Wilkes-Barre delegate convention acceptance of the arbitration proposal from the president of the United States. A reunion of mining is expected by Thursday with many strikers finding work in two to three months as some mines require repairs or flooding clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Dominion dispatches from the Exposition and global notes
The Dominion reports strong representation at the St. Louis exposition and notes from around the world. West Indies volcanic ash, a turbulent British House of Commons session, a coroner's verdict on Wein’s death, a Winnipeg missing person case, and mail plans for Peace River. Also: G B Bird’s fatal Toronto fall, a London firm’s brick making revolution with a new machine producing 150 000 bricks daily using sand lime without burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Owen, Co
London
England
Toronto
Pew
Wheat market strength and tight country shipments noted
The market shows weekly gains with steady prices as shipments via Lake Superior ports rise. Manitoba and Territories report heavy country deliveries but car shortages and full elevators constrain marketing. farmers push corn and oats bidding with firm demand and varying regional prices.
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United States
Manitoba
Canadian Northern Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lake Superior
Winnipeg
Canadian Northern
Duluth
Northern Pacific
Port Arthur
Lake
Fort William
Liverpool
Neihboring
Fatal accident at Ogilvie Flour Mills Winnipeg
Two foreign workers, TO Braath and Martin Dahl, fell sixty feet from a shifting scaffold inside a new elevator bin at the Ogilvie Flour Mills project in Winnipeg. Dahl survived with injuries. Braath died in the afternoon. Braath was 21, Norwegian. Dahl was 23, Swedish, married. The incident occurred on Thanksgiving Tay during construction.
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Ogilvie Flour Mills Company
Winnipeg
Braath
Martin Dahl
Dahl
Draath
Dahla
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Charles King
Tim
Sr. Channing
Lane
Rewan
Peulace
Miss Grahame
Ethel Grahame
Bis
Horner
Franz
Columel Carter
Doyal
Windsor
Ont
Woodstock
Edwin Cuthbertson
Mitchell
United Mini Workers of America
Point Ses
Sion
News of the World
Dominion
West Indies
House of Commons
Young Wein
Low Farm
Yimer
Robert Darrach J
Peace River Country
Athabaska
Great Britain
G.ob. Bird
Rossin House
Canada
Market Review
Balrley
Winnipeg Potatoers
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