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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
7
A stray fragment from a historical paper reports the disappearance of a young boy linked to a church wandering into tail grass. Officials confirm the boy’s death following a prolonged search, noting the case as a significant local mystery resolved.
The battered text notes heated English papers about a failed lead in a slough, a boy, and a convention in Lincoln. It references a presidential candidate returning to Lincoln, disputes over party control, and plans to influence a rolling legislative campaign. It mentions Canada, Britain, and Canadian farmers’ positions on duties and trade.
D W McCuaig resigns from the Manitoba Grain Growers association board of directors. George H Maleem MPP and others offered their resignation and the board will fill the vacancy left by his departure.
John A. Ewan died in Canada after serving with the second Canadian contingent in 1908. He had been a correspondent for the Ottawa parliamentary Globe and later worked in Ottawa, then in South Africa. His career included a stint with the paper’s office during its early days.
Canon A. G Dann of Lennon Ontario died suddenly after symptom of illness. Accompanied by his wife he was seen with vomiting and required medical aid before his passing. His sudden death caused distress in the parish, with authorities considering safety measures for church entrances.
An odd report from Ohio details a man pursuing a whiskey bath as a supposed remedy to revive life and speed dexterity. The blurred account mentions Forest Hills and Roche, with notes of constant thirst and cryptic scribbles about strength and tenderness amid dubious claims.
Ottawa July revenue figures show customs receipts totaling 811,557 dollars more than the same period a year earlier. The advance underscores stronger import activity and improved fee collection during the month.
Washington notes a drop in admissions during the fiscal year ending June 30, with a summary indicating fewer people admitted under the adjusted annual figures. The terse release cites a decline in entries amid administrative counts and policy context.
The inaugural electric train from Detroit passed 12.00000 meters through the tunnel to Canada in a brief ceremony marking the formal opening of the electric route connecting Canada with the United States. Officials of the Michigan Central Railway attended.
A powder car explosion aboard the National Transcontinental Railway project in Quebec led to several deaths and many injuries. Workers were evacuated to La Tuque hospital after the blast tore through the camp, with one crew member reportedly missing and conditions described as dire.
Forestry Superintendent Blames Railway Company for recent fire risk. Asa R H Campbell states piles of brush and lumber beside tracks attracted fires. He accuses CPR and CXR of inaction despite requests to remove fuel near the railway, noting near misses and loss of valuable cars.
A fragmented agricultural note reports Minnesota and neighboring states seeing yields around 60 to 80 percent of last year’s harvest. Flax and wheat show varied results with several counties predicting modest gains or declines. The brief hints at fair overall conditions with potential regional disparities affecting total production.
A fragmented notice notes rising ownership of motor vehicles in Manitoba with Winnipeg leading at six per head and Portage la Prairie at forty three per thousand. The item, issued July 1, highlights urban distribution and per capita vehicle rates.
An unscrupulous group of thieves in Hungary maligned as Vienna-sourced robbers has struck numerous churches. They terrorize districts, break spires and loot potential church property while peasants rally with pikes. Two innocent tramps are named as suspects in the unrest.
Price increases in American wheat lift bread costs in France as supporters press for a temporary suspension of import duties on foreign wheat. The rising market prompts calls for policy action to ease food prices.
The report notes a seventy million bushels estimate for Saskatchewan crops by Mr. Motherwell as anxiety grows over yield prospects. It warns conditions threaten supply and stresses the first larger export could occur later than August, with lighter early harvests expected to be ready by Ske before the season.
Rev A U De Pencigr presided as bishop in Westminster Vancouver during a solemn consecration at St Paul’s Church. Attendees filled the church as the clergy delivered orations. the event marked a significant milestone for the New Westminster congregation.
Toronto based William Mackenzie forecasts probable results for the Canadian Nortin initiative. The report notes forthcoming outcomes tied to the era’s economic conditions and local developments, highlighting potential effects on production and urban planning.
Official crop summary notes mixed Manitoba results with showers helping some districts. Portage la Prairie reports grain short in straw while Brandon area shows varied yields from poor to good average. drought and local conditions cited.
A disastrous fire swept through a rural area destroying numerous trees and structures. Officials reported the blaze caused extensive damage with no injuries and lingering embers requiring patrols through the night.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a carpenter and injured individuals amid vague references to a site near Hatior al Gas.coms. Most injured are said to be igners, with unclear context and personnel.
A hotel blaze in Belfast killed three people and injured several others including McCauchan and his wife of Chicago. Many guests escaped with narrow margins, losing personal belongings in the Kelvin hotel fire.
The report claims China would appeal to Lord Kitchener to lead its army reform. It mentions Winnipeg’s Wiesstaky, described as a famed English soldier, who allegedly died in battle. A Metis worker on Logan Avenue is noted as killed, with unclear direct link to the broader Chinese army action.
Crippen was arrested early Sunday after a warrant was executed aboard his vessel. Inspector Dew and Chief McCarthy led the seizure, transporting Crippen in handcuffs while Miss Leneve and Mrs. Crippen awaited further questioning. Scotland Yard involvement noted.
Commissioners clash over testimony during a Saskatchewan Elevator Commission meeting. Prof Magill faced sharp questions, denied insinuations, and Langley pressed for retracting statements. The exchange ended with Magill leaving as the session adjourned amid tension and the committee member FW Green remaining silent.
Fragmented religious notes describe a Sunday school lesson on Matthew chapters 12 and 18, focusing on Jesus blessing children, the rich young ruler, and the law’s purpose to reveal sin. The text cites related verses, including Mark Luke and Revelation references, and reflects on humility, righteousness, and kingdom entry.
A laborer in a Wisconsin town found a button pearl of lavender color valued at $240 from a clam. Jack Leonard declined a $1600 cash offer. Estimates vary, with locals claiming many pearls worth around $90 each could be found and hundreds search the river for easy money.
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