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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
3
OCR notes a Dominion Rifle Association gathering in Ottawa with training aims for Canadian youths. Mentions presidents and a prize list valued near ten thousand dollars and notes related activities and outcomes in the era.
An OCR fragment mentions Clinton Massachusetts and a person named Herbert F Mo or Morean learning from the United States in Washington and a possible honor or bond. The text is garbled but references long service and a bond with no clear surrender or condition.
A new Bank for Bann Bang and the Imperial Bank of Canada will open a local branch in Bann within days. Carpenters are currently remodeling a building to house the bank operations.
Ottawa authorities assume control of the Esquimalt garrison from British officials marking a transfer of military oversight in the colony. Jamaica.
Armstrong C E and S D Lake, Hanley, win contract to build fifty miles of GTP main line from Saskatoon. They will need about 159 men and begin work under Railway Commission rules. Ottawa sets metallic shingles as seventh class with minimum carlots of 24 000 west of Winnipeg. current minimum to Winnipeg and west is 30 000.
The lesson outlines Jesus as the Messiah and Saviour, the King of Israel, whose rejection by many leads to sorrow and prophecy. It contrasts the true meaning of law and sacrifice with Pharisaic ritual, and previews judgment, Christ’s return, and the coming kingdom of righteousness.
Archibald warned in a speech that sending criminals to Canada should keep them away from the United States. He argued British criminals faced prison or exile, while American immigration to the west would limit criminal class arrivals, though many believed workers would not include criminals.
At the annual Society of Authors meeting Sir Henry Berens praised a new arrangement with the Canadian Society of Authors. He hopes cooperative copyright efforts will grow with self-governing colonies. Reports indicate heavy rains in Ontario towns including London Brantford and Port Hope with Byron bridge washed away and significant damage in Port Hope.
Algeciras Ambassador White spearheads a new statement proposing that the inspector report to both the Sultan and Tangier’s diplomatic corps with inquiry powers. British Italian Russian delegates back the idea, while German delegates consent to submit to their governments. The plan is set for presentation at the forthcoming film conference.
London reports the first smoking car for women on a Liverpool line leaving a large London terminus. A label on the window read Ladies Smoking, signaling growing acceptance of female smoking in England during February.
The Market Report notes fluctuating wheat prices with brief advances and declines, influenced by weather and crop prospects. It details supply on ocean routes, world shipments, and a mild U.S. winter, lowering fears of scarcity. It also covers Manitoba prices, global shipping, and policy notes on trade and seeding conditions.
A new company called Cobalt Companies Incorporated based in Oronto Ont Toronto is announced by Gunette. The venture lists Michigan residents and Canadian towns Tor onto North Bay Pembroke as part of its capital structure and mining interests in the Cobalt Consolidated Mines Co Limited.
Industry reports from Bankhead describe a Pacific Coal Company plant addition to handle coal waste and billets. The plan mentions a $55,000 erection cost and anticipated production support at Montreal shops during the past winter, with notes on antishectors and factory factors.
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