Stampedes and political clashes in distant headlines
Vancouver dispatch reports Jobo Le Rees alleging a U S move to injure Atkin over the alien bill, praising Ogilvie and noting a Cassiar stampede and a new creek called McDonald. Paris coverage covers Loubet era politics, while Miller wins a long cycling race in San Francisco with a record, and U S forces seize Iloilo and Toile amid Philippine hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Jobo le Rees
Dawson
United State
Atkin
Atlin
Ogilvie
Cassiar
Black River
Northwest
Atha
Market round up: wheat, corn, pork prices and farm goods
New York markets report prices for wheat futures at May and July, corn and oats quotes, pork and beef values, fats, dairy butter ranges, and various farm commodities including flax seed, barley, ground feed, and potatoes. Notes on livestock prices show cows, veals, chickens, and ducks with regional variations.
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New York
Faure Died in Paris at 58 After Stroke
The French president Felix Faure died at 10 p.m. after a brief illness of three hours from a stroke. He was 58, with his heart known to be weak. Doctors and family witnessed a poignant farewell as Faure spoke to his wife and daughters before passing away at the Elysee Palace. News of his death prompted rapid official actions and mourning across France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loubet
Paris
Emily Crawfond
Grevy
France
Mar Saupe
Drome
Senate
Republic
Monts
Montelamar
Himelf
Logbet
General Grant
Lincoln
Paria
Fea
Felix Face
Republic of France
Ben
Neal
Elyse
Elysee
General Zurlinden
Legion of Honor
Seine
Chamber of Deputies
Pala
M- LeGall
M_ LeGall
M. Blondel
Humbert
Lanne-Longue
Chourlet
M. Dupoy
M. Dupuy
M. Loubet
M- Paul Deschavel
Eiyate
Tam
Abe
Doc
M. Cambiou
Madame Faure
Belry
Ebuaiter
M. LeGalle
Mademoiselle Lacie Faure
Magame Pense
Otter
M Fae Areis
Montreal stock exchange notes and Ontario labor accident report
Montreal notes date February seventeenth with shares traded totaling four hundred forty four thousand and fifteen and bonds at eight hundred forty thousand as War Tale and Toronto Street Railway lead activity Gas Canadian Pacific Richelieu Electr and Montreal Street Railway follow. Ontario Grand Lodge meeting votes ten thousand for organizing staff and two thousand for district deputies while smallpox cases rise in Montreal and a dynamite accident on Young Avenue injures three workers with Swan losing an eye.
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Montreal
Montreal Stock Exchange
Sarge
Toronto Street Railway
Gas
Canadian Pacific Dominic Cotton
Richelira Electr
Montreal Street Railway
Toronto
Feo
Grand Lodge of
Ontario
Curance
Grand Lodge
Grand Recorder
Dist
Ict Deputies
Grand Snaeter
Pratt Recorder
MM. D. Carder
Haluas
Young Avenue
W. Swan
Michael Muldoney
Wm. Gilroy
Swan Fon Monday
Swan
Nicaragua Canal Bill Defeated in Congress
In a four hour debate the chair’s ruling that the canal bill amendment was out of order was sustained 127 to 103, ending efforts by Nicaragua Canal supporters. Separate notes mention Major Gortean appointed to oversee the Calgary Paris exhibition exhibits and boards selecting wines and woods for Dominion displays.
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St. Vincent de Pass Penitent
Gortean
Een
Bsbery
Navy Yard Fire Destroys Pattern Models of Warships
Four alarms raced through New York on February 16 as a fire engulfed the machine shop and pattern rooms at Brooklyn Navy Yard No. 25. The three story building housed patterns and models for warships, including famous ships like the Maine, all of which were destroyed. Loss estimated at $1 million plus, with building and machinery heavy losses and a dramatic blaze that consumed coppersmith, oilermakers, and foundry sections.
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New York
Maine
Havana
Aces and Records Mark 25 Hour Race Feats and Stanley Cup Loss
The report notes yele aces and stout performances in a twenty five hour race, with Grimm at 450 miles and $61 credited, plus several runners surpassing prior records. It also covers a Stanley Cup game where Montreal defeated Winnipeg as Drinkwater and McDougall edged ahead, with Winnipeg blamed for overconfidence and strained tactics in the closing minutes. Montreal’s luck and Providence cited as factors in their victory.
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San Francisco
Fevry
Grimm
New York
Miller
Barnaby
Pierce
Stevens
Asbinger
Nawn
Albert
Les
Montreal
Winnipeg
Victoria Bockey
Drinkwater
Merritt
Grand Trunk Train Wreck Near Lennoxville Involves Many Injuries
A Grand Trunk eastbound train derailed near Lennoxville causing cars to tumble down an embankment. About a dozen people were hurt, with a four year old boy Harry Buk in critical condition. his parents were seriously injured. Additional reports from Portland mention ditched cars south of Sherbrooke and several fatalities. Count Leo Tolstoi denounces the conference on armament limits as futile.
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S. Treal
Grand Trunk
Lennoxville
Harry Buk
Portland
Sherbrooke
Que
Montreal
End of Era for Loni Justice Chitty and Global Turmoil
The report lists numerous scattered items: Loni Justice Chitty of England is dead, France is stated to be equal to Germany, U.S. forces repel stargents near Jaro, the late Hugh Ryan's journal held in Toronto, Zion church in Winnipeg gains $300 for the pastor, Florida orange crops damaged by cold, Samoan annexation discussed as a solution, Sunday concerts in Toronto halted, the Arrington hotel in Chicago destroyed by fire, the steamer Bulgaria missing near the Azores, the guinea pig amendment defeated in London, an English professor inventing silk from wool on the Laurentian voyage, Frank Cornell commits suicide at Revelstoke, Beauchamp in St Paul penitentiary, Western Canada ministerial notes, Winnipeg Thistle and Walkerville Campellion, ship William Lawrence crew, and global tensions with new directorate changes. Montreal Cotton Company reports directors and a 2 percent quarterly dividend likely to continue with capital stock at 1,650,000 and recent $159,000 addition.
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Loni Justice Chitty
England
U.S
Chicago
Los
Fife
Bulgaria
Azores Islands
House of Commons
London
Laurentian
Liver
Frank Cornell
Holyrood
Revelstoke
Oscar Beauchamp
de Paul Peitentary
Danbar
Winnipeg Thistle
Walkerville
Willian van
Horne
C.F
Z. G. Shaoshoeey
Acto Ocean
Beat Bich
Monee
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Klondike News
New Creek
Oilvie
Miller Wine
Anronson
Fredericks Ginn
Hale
Alerts
Barnabs
Pilking J Lawson Neat
Ashinge Sulins
Brty
Inge
Aaronson
Fredericks
Gima
Nava
Alterts
Pilkington
Lawson
Jolios
Asbingsr
Cornelia Vian
Sam Parslow
Lastique
Poo
Archbishop Brochest
St. Scholastique
J. Leduc
Jortion
Dastrict
Terrebonne
A. E. Poirier
Cordelia Vica
Clemcacy
Minto
Excel Tency
Tendon
Elward Kowiane
Iot
Rerenar
Roronta
Amion of
Joan
Victoria, B
Cotton
Iloilo
Manila
United States
Notlo
Panay
Vizayan Federation
Washington
Corbin
Otis
Toile
Hoilo
Thei
Ont
Wm. J. McHare
McHare
McHarg
Leviton
Baring
Reginald Thomas Dudley Broughim
Baron Brougham
Karl de Menk
James
Lallian Young
Gertanic
Fort William
Glenora
Manitoba Bakers
Algoma
Imperial
Pew
M. Faure
Popleny
Bowman
W. Ow
Roger's Pass
Canadian Pacific
Res. W . Tornbell
Property Owners’ Association of Winnipeg
Pricer Harde
E.ase
Cypres
Hamburg
Halifax
Canada
Piette
Quebrc
Essen
Mise Teleephore
Nicaragua
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Moutre
Anch
Grand Tropic
Alu Pood Laelight
Re | Dickeon
Island Pond
A.riven
Point le Charlen
Wade
Inland Pond
Sherbrook
Athelasca
Briton Garakeman
Eben
Weil
White Pass Railway
Sea
Rea
Yukon Valley
Robinson
John W. Carter
John E. Kirkkamp
Carter
Tithe
Lendon
William Turnour
Thomas Poulette
Europe
Agoncaslo
Great Britain
New York Harbor
Yele Aces
Sietay
Elc
Leo Tolstoi
Nicholas
Tolatot
Philippines
Port Arthur
Poland
India
Alance-Loraine
Montreal Cotton Company
Fontress
Montrval Puay
A. E Gault
Jacq
Charles Garth
King
Stevenson
A. F. Gault
Charles Grath
Atual
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