British at Beira and Cape Colony War News
London reports Gen Carrington arrives at Beira with hints of Boer sabotage. Emprisoned Germans and Boers marching to intercept Carrington. Hospitals report 2 000 sick with dysentery and fever. Weather halts operations South Africa. Primrose Day observed nationwide.
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London
Carrington
Beira
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Orange Free State
Cape Police
Bosbot
Lorenzo Marques
Daily Mail
Water Vaal
Zoutpansberg
Falmont
Hape
Free State
Bloeminter
Bloemfontein
Snore
de Wet
Corp
Wepener
DeWet
Randle
Wepsner
Aliwal North
Brabant
Ottawa House Report on Indian Famine Aid and Grain Relief
In Ottawa on April 20 a question arose whether the government would extend aid to famine districts in India. Sir Wilfrid Laurier noted the matter was under consideration and would be communicated to the Rome authority. A motion urged sending grain or money to relieve distress, but provisions would not arrive in time. Debate continued on other fiscal questions and Newfoundland federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itawa
Bone
Pete
Winniper
India
Wilfred Laurier
Rome
Bir Gilmour
East Middlesex
Tie Fidiog
United States
Davis
Saskachewan
Kaoleach
Wilfrid Laurier
Newfoundland
Island
Confederation
Roche
Lake Winnipegonis
Lake Manitota
Te Adane
York
Banks
Europe
Lisdhulla
United States of America
Confederate States of America
Mr Brown
John
Sam
Brown
Smiths Street
Johnny
Jack
Smith
Tuguine
New Cattle Trade Order and Financial News
The Gazette reports a new cattle slaughter rule requiring Argentine cattle to be slaughtered within thirty six hours of landing and North American cattle within five days. Dept London notes South American arrivals must be culled within thirty six hours and U S imports within five days amid foot and mouth disease concerns. Toronto covers a bank teller arrest for misappropriation after a rumor of 410,000 in transit. Additional items: Canadian tariffs debate on preferential duties. Vanderbilt estate valued around 60 million to 60 million. Cronton dam strike and cigarmakers dispute. a bricks factory venture proposed in Hamilton cutting brick costs.
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Arsen
North America
Dept London
Board of Agriculture
Deptford
Lonnon
South America
United States
Toronto
Geo
Wilesoc
Merchanta Bank
Wilson
Jean Gertood
Pati
Wiler
Stapager Miller
London
Bennett Burleigh
Bloemfonteig
Telegraph
Estes
Affai
Daily Mail
Mogadar
Alberian
Breat
Charles Warren
South Africa
Redvers Buller
Lord Roberts
Haller
Warren
Bloemfontein
J. Corcher
Dose of Lyddite and Boer War Dispatches
War news from London reports explosive shells at Lyddite, Boer positions near Wepener and Masero with casualties on both sides. Dispatches discuss weather aiding Boer captures, debates over renewed attack, and a diverging view on leadership and strategic decisions.
U S Not Warlike as Turkey Claims Damages
The State Department signaled firm but non belligerent attitude toward Turkey in pursuing compensation for damages to American missionary property. Diplomats note the long US Turkish negotiations have shown alternating hope and discouragement over five years.
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Wil
Fariher
Turkey
Washington
Safe Department
United States
Plague Reports Grow at Red Sea Ports
Cairo reports bubonic plague at several Red Sea ports while Simla notes India deaths still rise overall though weekly toll dips slightly. Newton dies in Brandon after husband assault leaves Mrs Newton gravely injured and delirious in hospital, leaving three orphans.
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Cairo
Red Sea
Simla
India
Newton
Brandon
Rapid City
Fire destroys Elm Creek house and contents
Elm Creek, April 19. Fire broke out last night in the house owned by Jos. Wood around midnight. The residence and its contents were totally destroyed, with insurance coverage noted in Halifax. Also, on April 19, the steamer Arcadia from Hamburg arrived with 675 immigrants.
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M Creek
Elm Creek
Jos. Wood
Halifax
Arcadia
Hamburg
King Oscar to attend exposition this month in Paris
Paris reports King Oscar will be present at the upcoming exposition before month’s end. The crown prince and crown princess of Denmark have postponed their visit for several days. A London cable notes suspected foot and mouth cases among United States cattle at Deptland, with market closures expected after April 20.
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Paris
King Oscar
Crown Prince
Crow Princess
Denmark
Montreal
London
the Gazette
Unites States
Deptland
Faded 19th Century Dispatches Mention Conflicts and Fires
Fragmented OCR lists varied items: deaths of CHAN and Teeter, thefts in New York, a naval review, fires destroying statues and lakeside structures, famine reports, deportation mentions, labour strikes in Toronto, steel prices, and political notes from April. It reads as a patchwork of foreign and domestic events with uncertain details and dates.
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wesTey
Peel
Key Chan
Teeter
Evia
New York
Septientios
Maite
Rome
Tsisiaere
Saterday
Sion Lake
Gapid City
Cavairs Ad Bsates
Davin Jas
Cipaecier
Stautes
Howe Pee Ak Lake
Wheat and farm goods markets review in Manitoba
A price list from a Manitoba market details bid ranges for wheat, oats, barley, flaxseed, oatmeal, hay, butter, eggs, vegetables, and meats. It notes prices per bushel, per ton, and per carload, with scattered consumer-market figures and occasional oddities, plus short anecdotes and jokes about lawyers and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Obscure Canadian Pacific Notice With Garbled Details
A jumbled OCR note references Canadian Pacific Railway routes Montreal Toronto New York and various times and dates. It mentions Prince Albert, Albert Pam Tos Mon, and James Oborse, but the legible content is sparse and inconsistent, limiting a clear event or action to report.
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Montreal
Toronto
New York
New
Ela Fee
Satantec Sual
Ais
Prince Alian Prine Albert Pam Tos Mon
W Raginton
Weak
James Oborse
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Erman
Sidi Im
Accra
Gold Coast Colony
West Africa
Frederick Mitchell Hodgson
Komassi
Hamilton
Hoepfort Refining Works
Canada
Los
Copenhagen
Price of Wales
Roskilde
Vancouver
Bt Chin
Sw Westwtwater
Alxander Main
Steveston
B.C
Lora Beaconsfeld
Benjamin Disraeli
Beaconsfield
Queter
E J. Gordean
Frere Leather Merchants
Ottawa House
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Vanderbilt
Corneline Vanderbilt
Cornelis Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
Alfred
Cronton Landing
Cornell
Cronton Valley
Montress
Cigar Manufacturers Association
Lyddite
Warrenton
Woytther
Lord Rioberts
Daily Telegraph
Wedvendas
Masero
Col. Dalgetti
Deel
Tory
U.S
Kidia
Sprvaites
Preaster Nastia
Vistoria
Trae Lavorere
Territorial Assembly
Puiwood Ware
Passion Alliance
Pr4
Hawhawtin
Queen Victoria
Dublin
Streyrl
Pelavias
Prday
aPeti
Whiliun
Prinee Witew
Altona
Prusata
Ked River
Pemtian
Ates
Turkia
Phurboay
Union Bollommakers
Pittsburg
Couuntey
Winnipes Veaterdas
Assiniine
Sheilmouth
Vittoria
Tre Inia
Turke
Hamilton Will
Willian van Horne
Sturgis
Ireland
Persia
Port Arthot
Tiofo
Sinnitoba
Toria
Sehatifal Plains
Ameries
Robert Louie
Mathews
York State Summer Hotel
Ring Miso Stella Hamilton
Ont
Sysepeg Markets
Manitoba
Fort Waar
Ogtinie
Grenors
Laie of the Woods
Semple
Thar Ao
Crown
Mrs. Brows
Dominion
Alloway & Champion
Winwirse
Allway & Champon
Winnipes
Mont ‘ Wien
Merehasta
Monte
Monteoe
Baleth
Autoway
Ge Uaampion
Main Street
Winnipeg
Ketchemarks McRae
Tacce Cone
Canadian Pacific
Bwanna
Anitoba & Northwestern RY. Blascarsh
Yorkin
W. K Baker
Gen
Mer
Pesane Sraniosa
Dave
Wien
Dauphin
Sean Tie
Sian Ny Ie Minnis
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