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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
7
A dramatic scene unfolds as Jeanne confronts her former lover in a Paris passage. She dashes a corrosive liquid, injuring the deceiver, while police and neighbors restrain the suspect. The commissary questions Jeanne who nods, confirming her act. The incident echoes to a Kentucky war survivor debate back in Memphis.
Military observers report confusion over relief efforts as 5 000 of 6 000 men face Lord Methven at Warrenton and Fourteen Streams while a new column heads toward Griquatown. Churchill urges leniency toward rebels, and European officers discuss intervention as Dutch and Austrian contingents debate support.
The Ostvie Matting Co Bes myaly and Mr Trowpace select Montreal as a base. Fred W. Thompson to be general manager with headquarters in Windford. Montreal interests fall under local board control. The restructured W. W. Ogilvie Milling Co will compete with the American Cereal Co of Chicago and ship to Oriental and Occidental points.
Victoria reports Premier Martin announced June 15 elections with a July session to follow. Vancouver rumors circulate about cabinet changes with two names linked yet unclear. W H Keats considered for a royal city post, while Alderman McQueen reportedly offered port and agriculture roles. party loyalties noted.
Miss Alma Gauthier of Three Rivers credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health after severe anemia. Her father praises the medicine for curing pallor, headaches, and weakness, noting rapid appetite return and renewed vigor. The testimonial urges others to try the treatment, sold by dealers or by mail from St Williams Medicine Co.
A London dispatch reports the Prince of Wales may visit British colonies after the war to build imperial federation sentiment. He favors American entente and hopes dignified reception will aid his aim, though his aged mother’s possible objection could deter the plan.
Dispatch from Odessa reports nearly 250000 troops mobilized for active service in South Russia. The Black Sea squadron and transports ready. Tensions with the Sublime Porte rise as Russia strengthens Caucasus garrisons and Armenian frontier, signaling possible broad conflict.
In Ottawa on March 25 Hon Mills introduced a bill to amend the criminal code. It targets circulating and printing obscene matter and lotteries. The aim is to prevent colorable money lotteries and tighten gaming house regulations while exceptions cover necessary protective work. Col McGill to retire March 29 from Royal Military College staff pension to manage Feoptenac Loan and Investment Society.
In Frankfort Kentucky today, Leon State Powers was ordered held for the grand jury without bond. The judge said Powers did not fire the shot but was connected with the conspiracy surrounding Governor Goebel. Boer reports from Natal show no important developments as of March 23.
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic mix of political chatter and patent medicine claims. It mentions a voter, Marse Tom, and a platform question, plus references to a Society for Cruelty to Animals, medical quackery, and the phrase old-time politics. The text shows era style speech and catalogues dubious remedies amid public notices.
Fragmentary notes mention using Minard's Liniment on a horse with mange and a torn leg, and on a horse swelling. Other hazy items reference Thomas Payne, Bathurst, and a doggerel about poultry care, digestion, and Paravalen'e Vegetable Pills amid stray medical bon mots.
A torn line reads I would do anything I could to make, then why don't you marry him asked by Ty, revealing tension over an engagement and conflicting feelings toward Gerr y Thate him.
Readable fragments reference a medical cure, a money shark joke, a pugilist named Tom Sharkey with a San Francisco bank, and Holloway's Carm Cure claims. The text includes stray lines about remedies, a poet, and a casual street dialogue mentioning a Fool Killer. Content is garbled but centers on ads and chatter.
Fragmentary text mentions a line about a liniment curing diphtheria and a marble like Miss Rockingham, with scattered dialogue about prices and goods. A street car accident pinpoints a Thomas Gavin and a badly injured boy, plus a remark about using Dr Thomas Electric Oil for a swelling, and emergency bias bottles kept.
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