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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
2
The scene centers on Eric Langdon under Armistead's care in a Washington hospital amid whispers of his late wife Mrs Langdon's scandals. Nelson contemplates fate as Langdon fights for freedom, suffers seizures, and resists medicine while Armistead’s involvement in military moves looms. Hospital actions and tension propel the intrigue.
At Fort Sheridan tension rises as Dr Armistead and Dr Bloodgood clash and Colonel Sharpe faces press sensationalism. Langdon’s presence spurs gossip while Hurricane the valet and a clerical telegram dispute fuel unease among officers and garrison social clubs.
A compact critique notes how patience and subtle detail reveal gradual character growth in Thackeray Scott and Eliot. It argues that ordinary people gain dignity through moral struggle and the craft of seasoned writers, even when initial traits seem dull or limiting.
Charles Bo Rabson of Atlin British Columbia, a wealthy gold mine owner, wed Miss Phoebe Grant Stephens of Saginaw Michigan. Early next morning he went insane, dragged his bride through the streets, broke into a house, and leaped into the river where he disappeared after cursing rescuers. The police searched the river all day.
Jean Vailing Cuure, a young man, fell from a second story abroad a new building near Wallace Hill Quebec, part of a cartridge factory expansion. A floor board shifted causing a thirty foot drop. He landed on his head, appeared to have a broken neck, but remained alive and unconscious at the time of reporting.
The Virginia Lake arrived at St John from Labrador with news of ten lost fishing schooners and their cargoes. Crews were saved by the Virginia Lake. On Belle Isle, the remains of a woman, likely Mrs Bates of Montreal, were found, a passenger once aboard the Scotsman wrecked there in October 1899.
Mrs Nancy Davis a pioneer teacher at St John Ladies College Winnipeg dies in St Andrews. Two men injured by a boiler explosion near Warroad Minnesota arrive at a Winnipeg hospital. Berlin Trades and Labor Congress bars Knights of Labor. C P B and N RB plan in Toronto to run wheat trains west. Britain strengthens Kingston Jamaica fortifications. U S protests Roumanian treatment of Jews.
A wry assessment notes that a woman who marries to reform a man spoils a good wife for another suitor, and the same applies in reverse, highlighting a social cliché about marriage and change.
A reflective aphorism notes that reviving a past heresy to destroy it again shows no true courage. The quote emphasizes restraint and moral judgment in confronting outdated beliefs.
Judge Morg an ruled that J J Daly s contract binding as farmers in Western Ontario faced payments under Daly s scheme. About 204% farmers signed up paying roughly 80 dollars each averaging 160000 in total.
The Toronto train due in Ottawa at 6 am Thursday arrived four and a half hours late. It left the track at Mat erly due to an open switch, killing fireman Ross who was smothered to death. Engineer Alex Rose was badly bruised but escaped. another young man on the engine was only injured. Six baggage cars and the engine were wrecked. Ross, about 21, belonged to Smith's Falls.
Notes include Thos Shaw Halifax death age 10 veteran of Crimean War. Admiral Beresford in New York. Fort Rouge hotel proposal. wheat prices up amid inactivity. China Boxers massacre ongoing. Fort William elevator contract dropped. Tait nearly killed on Lake Winnipeg steamer. George Towns champion sculler married in Southsea. Skagway Bank of Commerce branch wrecked by dynamite. Western Canada homestead entries July 2624 vs 921 in 1901. Venezuelan insurgents win. president on the run. Rev Thomas Argue Winnipeg dies. James Scott alias W J Kennedy arrested Winnipeg forgery charge. Wheat marketed 236,000 bushels at CP K points. Dutton Ont man Daniel McPhee dies in cave-in. Saskatchewan lands deal valued at 560000. Ballentine Ottawa injured from fall in Hamilton. Long distance Canadian-American telephone link Winnipeg to south to be completed.
Wheat prices are talline Hog cholera breaks out in Ox ford county Martial law repealed in Cape Colony Woodland municipality seeks a promised railway RN FE. Wright elected erand sire of the iddfellows Frank Soor of Conway ND died by own action Japanese fishermen captured two monster sea serpents Sidney Blackwell aged 12 Winnipeg fractured skull John Wild of Osnabruck killed threshing Fourteen year old girl hanged herself at Wayburn Asia Ten acres of wheat burned near Thornhill Man The Galicians of Stuartburn progress Grover Misener Welland Ont accidentally shot by brother Bank of Commerce Dawson branch robbed three hundred Dunkards to be settled in Eastern Asia Miss Annie Hadden and Miss Annie Trawin Port Hope drowned Mr Hering New York says Winnipes water supply strong J Y Griffin Co to erect large pork packing plant at Calgary Proposal to raise Ottawa mayor salary from 1000 to 2500 Lord Dundonald abolishes sword in Canadian cavalry
In a rustic monologue the speaker notes age whitening his whiskers and doubt about weathering time. He recalls neighbors and a crowd debating elections and favors staying in one area to keep income steady. The tale ends with a caveat that such ventures may not pay off.
An interview in Ile Times of Natal with J A Jardine, Dominion trade agent in South Africa, discusses exports Canada could receive from the Cape. He cites potential return cargoes, notably wattle for tanning, gout and sheepskins, and hopes a direct line will enable inland commerce. Toronto importer A R Clarke weighs current markets and cost factors for leather and skins.
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