Reminiscences of Rupert's Land Mission Work in Canada
A reflective overview of the Christian Missionary Society CMS efforts in Rupert's Land and western Canada from the early 19th century onward. It credits Archbishop Machray and key CMS figures for church expansion, new dioceses, and missions across the Hudson Bay region, Lake Winnipeg, and the Saskatchewan frontier, noting ongoing challenges and the enduring faith of workers and Indigenous communities. The piece intertwines historical milestones with personal recollections and calls for continued support and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove
Supers Land
Almast
Hadwin Bay Company
Northwest Co
Ladiany
Eye Witness
Iatancy
Iheath
Kevivemer
Auune
Euterpela
Keane
London
IME
Tev Jatin
Wetion Timten Ray Company
Cme
Betas
Tosgeni
Ita
CWS
David Sonat
Fangland
Rupert’ Land
Cochran
Siewe
St Andrews Noone
Stewer
Smithurst Joinel
Zuuihl
Ork Groci
la Rouge
Cumberland
Wrisiom
CMS
Cote Trath
Paine and Woods
Crest Lane
Arciasavons Croiey
Meseirpuc
Lake St Sia
Slortreal
Tamanne
Repert
bin Ruperts Land
Sunonewe
Grant Kajide
Toslan
Lake Manitona
MiDewald
Tinnimme
Archinacon
Donald
Far North
Talthwich
Drei
Irby
Tao Reeve
Chri
Ruperts le Berume
Jamer
L Orden Society
Machray
Com. S
Priaate
Canada
Uperts Lane
Mbon' Bay
Homien Wens
Athalon
Tompas
McKende Tver
Selkirk
Calgary
Qu-Appere
Makinie Connaf
Rupert's Lam
Raperte
Moorone
Athabasca
Mekensie Tver
Ard
Feikirk
Evita
CALS
Dostearn
Winnipeg
April Fooling in the Garden and Orchard Scene
A fragmented April scene describes lilting garden sounds and a robin piping from trees. The text mentions a brook and dreamlike weather with a violet hue, plus Mary Ke Seeger and St. Nicholas referenced in a hazy April tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Real Hero Of Omdurman
A brief note honors a figure described as the real hero of Omdurman. The item highlights courage and pivotal acts in the historical clash, naming the individual and the significance of their actions for local memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omdurman
The Khalifa's Army in a Daring Desert Clash
An eye catching remnant recounts a savage engagement between Khalifa and allied forces. Colonel Macdonald executes decisive maneuvers against entrenched dervish attack with a camel corps and Lincoln troops joining later. The narrative lauds Macdonald’s leadership as vital to holding the line and punishing the enemy amid heavy combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boenet
Khalifa
Mr Donald
Khagil
Mr. Barieight
Mavilouakd
Crust Iim
McRae
Macdonald
Svere
Peake
Lawrie
Dh Tangemont
Hewig
Coon Macdonall
Camel Corps
Ine
Sheikh E Dia
Manche
Lincolns
Wadi Drigate
Lewis’ Beisace
Willian
Sorgham
Sindar Tinelf
Hunter
Walloping
W. Ghope
Ao Bishar
Taber
The Trait on the Prairie Reflects on Native Life and History
The writer muses on civilization and memory while imagining a book about the plains. He ponders how tribes, languages, and migrations inform a wider history, contrasting ancient retellings with modern prairie life and the encroaching spread of civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orine
Tilak
Walt
Ima
Rivera
Mtr
Phliosiphr
Wallowa
Atfalo
Tien
Ted
Omni
Gulf of Mexico
Inisuwe
Domin Ant
Hudson's Bay Company
Langus
Worenberg
Aunt Lee Panitest
Worteworth
Wiekem
Oventite
Tata
Rome
Gia
Tran
Phe
Bik Fale Chine
Poritana
Averaus
The Man Who Marries This Woman Is Hoodo
A fragmented historical narrative blends a prairie journey with Indigenous encounters and frontier life as a narrator reflects on civilization, memory, and the vanished landscape. The piece shifts to a tale of Marie Castillo and a sequence of marriages, with quotes from newspapers about love, tragedy, and social change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoodo
Marie Ley Castillo
San Juan
Cal
Geim
Bel
Marie
Baie Harris
Felipe Helmuth
Tauth
Willian
Alarie
Shuduan
KlisWi
Coerkajee
William
George T
Laustlind
Finwlis
Engin
Yaid Carry bin
Jems
Prouter
Marriee
Eorangmence
Rasbaatel
Milne
Anthe
Anickwind
Tyrere
Cleopatra
Nuiye Sant
Talcornia
Henner
Tahal
New York
Italian Girl Inspires a Modern Literary Romance
A romance tale notes a Italian girl who rises to inspire a writer to publish her story. Carl Heinemann of the Levatow firm tours the Mediterranean seeking publishing ideas and met notable figures during a voyage that touched Algiers and Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stags Stuart Line
Rome
Lan Yin
Sue
Madonna
Willam Hemenan
Levatow
Pertinpe
Gee
Boveky
Ogliah
Heinemann
Mediterranean
Sory Mich
Hee
Algeera
Tonk
Morocco
Healy
New York
Gaelic Language Reach Across World Reveals Massive Spread
A Pan Celtic Congress report in Dublin outlines the distribution of the Celtic languages with a quarter million speakers worldwide. It cites Wales and Brittany numbers, Scotland, Ireland, and mentions speakers in Nova Scotia, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, noting regional concentration and historical shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ongres
Dublin
Abe
Ireland
Scotland
Isle
Manx
Scotia
Nova
Canada
Awatealia
New Zealand
Fen
Mouthern
Galloway
Midlothian
Haddingtonshire
Roxburghadiire
Porthabire
Juverieseahit
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Rupert's Land
Dicken
Leodo
Hove
Dena Forest
Wien
Nottinghae
Frances
Scroege
Lonna
Henrietta
Harper's Devaar
Lb Vere
Lady Churchill Magazine
Lily Randolph
Max
Ducal
Walem
Fantolph