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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
10
New York January 26 A five thousand dollar reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the man believed to have murdered Mrs Adams. The New York Journal claims police suspect a wealthy suspect backed by brains and money has eluded arrest despite their efforts.
Washington January 26 The presentation to the state department of Aguinaldo's envoy Agon eel estas communication did not alter the department's stance toward him nor indicate imminent recognition by the president. The document is seen as designed to bias the US government and may signal insurgent moves to resumed hostilities with Aguinaldo and staff possibly departing Washington if policy shifts occur.
Dr Dunavant, president of the board of health, reports a severe smallpox outbreak in Salem Fulton county with almost four hundred cases and deaths in two months. He notes people walking streets with visible eruptions, poor containment, and spread along the Memphis and Charleston line affecting nearby towns as symptoms intensify.
Police arrested five men in the George Eberhartt homicide probe. William Steele, detained since Tuesday, may be discharged today. Authorities identify Duncan Young alias Scotty and Beezy Pacman alias Spike as key suspects with three others held as witnesses.
London January 26 Dr J W Gregory addressed the Royal Geographical Society claiming new Earth shape ideas. He proposed the planet has four faces driven by ocean contact at the edges and challenged the standard view of an oblate spheroid.
A night accident on the Big Floor road left a woman walking on the track instantly dead when a train No. 2 ran at forty miles per hour. Rescue efforts failed as bystanders and crew worked to determine the couple’s identities and circumstances surrounding the incident.
News from New Zealand reports a shocking crime in Gett en Queensland where sisters Norah and Elien Murphy were murdered and their brother Michael killed in an apparent attempt to save them. The attack left all three victims with violent and fatal injuries as officials probe the brutal case. Also a Missouri teacher, T B Hunter, was fatally stabbed by a pupil during a whipping incident at Adams school, the assailant using a jackknife to strike near the ear and neck.
Jan Kingston city council urged to hold an inquiry into the water loss blame. A $10,000 fire insurance payout is considered inadequate. Early morning Jol McMaster, a 20 year department veteran, was arrested for stealing spoons from Ackley Bros, burned out firm. He pleaded guilty and was remanded for sentencing.
Reported remarks in Parliament on the peace treaty and Britain's role in blocking continental action during Spain and America era. Senator Davis warned that failure to approve the treaty would sour relations with Europe, affect eastern markets, and test U.S. prestige. London reports link him to a favorable alliance notion with Britain. Magistrate Sicotte issues a ruling in the Heureux attempted murder case, noting a witness challenge over spousal testimony and the impact on the charge.
From Santa Fe New Mexico a late note describes a smallpox outbreak among Zani Pueblo Indians in Valentia county. Terrible deaths are reported with many sick and the death toll rising, possibly about half of the infected.
The Bishop of Charlottetown is named a member of the council of public instruction for Quebec. Dr. Deanes, the Magdalen representative, opposed the bishop's appointment arguing the Magdalen district lies in Charlottetown diocese and lacks a council seat.
Vancouver reports on a railway charter bill with conditions: no Chinese or Japanese labor on construction, a $5 000 security deposit or $10 000 in work, and forfeiture if unmet. provinces guard against Dominion subsidies after charter. London dispatch notes violent strikes in Moscow cotton mills with police raids suppressed, casualties and mass arrests.
Ottawa agenda notes to parliament outlines plans by the Manitoba and Southwestern Railway to amalgamate with the Canadian Northern Railway and seeks end issues. Saskatchewan Railway and Mining proposes construction powers for branch lines before the main line. Applications also call for extension toward Humve lt and connections to major Canadian rail networks.
A Toronto report claims Peninsula Oriental Company may challenge Canadian Pacific with new steamers linking Vancouver to China and Japan. The plan would place vessels on the Pacific route within a year, though CP officials deny such moves. Observers note CP Great Northern and Northern Pacific already operate integrated steamship ties, making a new rival unlikely.
Three sizable vessels at Sandy Hook marine observers report overdue at this port. The Britannic, Salt, and Kaiser Wilhelm der Kaiser were due in by Thursday or Friday with the Kaiser Wilhelm expected by Wednesday and the Britannic scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
Keough tops De Oro 602 to 425 with a 174 ball cushion after a rough exchange. De Oro challenges for a $5 009 title and championship, game to be arranged tomorrow afternoon.
The Cottage City arrives at Seattle from Copper River after three months at Valdez. W C Brace reports a local discovery of a gold vein by a Stater who found a vein in October and quickly amassed 200 dollars in gold. Masons there form an association to stake claims and woo members with big pay.
The Soudan conflict centers on El Obeid the last Dervish stronghold with 6 besieging forces. The Khalifa who fled south is regrouping after defeat by a force of 10 erkila and aims to march to relieve the besieged town. The Sirdar plans immediate reconquest of the Kordefa still held by the Dervishes.
The state health department reports the death certificate of Margaret Fallon a 114 year old woman who died at Led Yard Cayuga County She was born in Ireland and arrived in the United States 44 years ago The voyage of the steamer Vancouver from Liverpool via Movil Pass brought rough seas past Cape Race with passengers reporting a tempestuous crossing
Manitoba districts faced heavy rains hurting harvests. Canadian Pacific Railway runs large Fort William drying plant under Mr. King, handling up to 10,000 bushels daily, using hot air to reduce moisture 10 to 20 percent. Warmer weather threatens damp grain value. farmers urged to load corn and ship after treatment to fetch near-grade prices.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce weighs a plan to build a monorail linking Liverpool and Manchester. Trains would run 100 to 150 mph with alleged safer travel, fewer derailments, and no collisions. Cars would ride on an elevated track with wheels at the ends resembling saddle nick design.
The article recounts Kam Mageng 11 who fell ill on Friday after vaccination and received care at a free clinic on January 4th. He did not see a physician on Thursday, his arm swelled severely, and that night he developed symptoms described as jack-jaw before dying in severe agony the following morning. The attending doctor claimed proper lymph and antiseptic treatment were used.
The Gold en Star mine in Duluth declared a one per cent dividend per share at its annual meeting today. News from the Alice C. reports a 2,000 gold brick shipment. Hammond Reef Mining Co increased stamping capacity to forty stamps and added machinery to reduce ore treatment costs, aiming for dividends within a year. Ore results from the reef show $579 per ton on 2.83 tons milled, with future plant expansion planned as prices permit. Directors re-elected include Richard J. Cartwright and George Gos.
Dublin alias Carnes linked to a Cosgrove murder is captured after a break in at the late Win. Colquhoun residence. A 15 year old boy and 14 year old son tackle the robbers, ward off the threat, and hold Dublin until police arrive. Dublin has prior manslaughter record. Madrid dispatch notes a former Philippines governor reflecting on US reconquest costs and errors.
Delegates from North Prussia cities met in Bertin on January 25 to discuss high meat prices and scarce supply. Statistics showed fortage and elevated rates, leading to a resolution urging the government to ease meat exclusion policies, especially where cattle disease was not prevalent.
Madrid correspondent notes a bill authorizing the sale of the Carolines and other islands. Government may assure the cortes these islands will not be ceded to the United States Great Britain or Japan. Other nations including Germany are expected to bid for naval stations in the Marian Islands and possibly the Caroines.
timetable page fragment lists services bySanitaba and Northwestern Railway with times referencing December dates. reads like a transit schedule card with arrival and departure hints though many items are unreadable.
The readable text shows scattered place names and names like Kerr and Alamein with partial dates and places. It suggests a damaged wartime or broad notice page with mixed European locations and personal names, but the exact event or notice remains unclear. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
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