Canadian MP Pattullo’s death mystery at Toronto home
The article reports the death of Canadian MP Pattullo amid a chaotic sequence involving medicine, alleged heart trouble, and a razor incident at his Toronto home. Neighbors and officials described a sudden decline after a dose of treatment prescribed by a Dr fceer, with accounts of a restless morning and a final act that shocked the Toronto press.
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Ipewich
Marlow
Chile
Ako
London
Cep
Montecie Place
Pattulio
Fceer
Otter
Alonp
Frershall
Pattullo
Rey Psialia
Brave Crookston Man Saves Train From Bridge Fire
A St Val dispatch dated Tee 29 reports Crookston resident heroically stopping a catastrophic blaze on the Great North bridge over the Mouse River at Sur rey NY. Fire weakened the structure as an eastbound fast coast train neared, and engine driver Mew or Tugwell acted to warn and divert the approach to Norwich.
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Anna
Crookston
Great North
Mouse River
Surrey
Miczard
Fanville
Terridge
Norwich
Congo Free State negotiates with Hamburg America lines
A high authority states Congo Free State officials are negotiating with Hamburg America to establish service replacing fetishes. The report notes neutralization of fares and counts of telegraph poles and wires for new line construction. An Ottawa man, Louis Cardinal, reportedly made a rich gold strike in Alaska.
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Congo Free State
Stesnabiyy Company
Germaine
Neutralitseh
Anual Taeno
Louis Cardinal
Bes
Alaska
Cigarettes blamed for youth health decline by experts
The British army authorities report deteriorating health in recruits, blaming cigarettes as the principal cause. Experts describe symptoms including fatigue, indigestion, pale skin, headaches, and impaired memory. A proposed solution cites reduced tobacco use to protect fitness.
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Lyttleton
Cour
South Africa
Mataard
Tee Paruarharson
Gecesi Ccckarty
Tate
Lake of Bewlthy
Trent
Cate
Americe
Germany
Excommunication of Merritt by Dowie in Zion City
John Street Methodist trustees in New York excommunicated William Merritt, editor of Journal, after Merritt disputed Dowie’s claims about converting New York. Dowie convened his cabinet in Zion City and ordered Merritt delivered unto Satan to be saved through Jesus. The official publishment outlines the excommunication and its spiritual intent.
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John Street Metholist Church
New York
John Alexander K
Dowie
Christianedames
M. Hockley
Journal
Merritt
Natal seeks cattle imports for Canadian farms
Lord Strathcona directs Natal agriculture to supply suitable cattle for experimental farms in Canada. Sir Walter Beecroft promised to bring the matter to the Natal government’s special attention as agents in Natal pursue a rift over cattle supply for their purposes abroad.
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Urlness Bien
Guesea
Walter Poser
Natal
England
Lord Strathcona
Sir Wooter
Canada
Sir Walterbeenquenice
Woman in Montreal May Be Desperate Wigamist Case
A confusing Montreal tale describes a woman visiting a man named Marchand. A gas smell led to Mrs Marchand’s room during a two day stay. Authorities report she believed she found her husband and, in distress, may have attempted self harm. The husband worked as a conductor and returned to a saloon.
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Montreal
St. Lawre
Mil
Marchand
Portland
Rumor of Servian Throne With Farnied Pretenders
A St James Gazette writer weighs the Servian throne succession amid rumors of abdication. The most notable pretender is a farmer named John Hayne Vouhazer, said to be descended from Milosh Obilich and linked to the last Servian czar through that line.
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Gazette
Saul Mi Resta
Pamid
John Hayne Vouhazer
Milosh Obilich
Kiog
Ps Knowe
Cotte Dog spain a Medouy. Dispatch from Vancouver reports
A Vancouver dispatch says Steve Madison foreman of the wa reworks hustled by two hold up men last night on Punlevy area. A burly robber seized him by the throat while another grabbed him around the body. The dog’s quick action saved Madison. The Alaskan war canoe, manned by two Canadians, left Vancouver in May 1901 and has arrived at Durban after a four months voyage from Auckland. Britain exploits Russia’s distraction to occupy Thiet.
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Steve Madison
Madison
Vanouver
Durban
South Africa
Auckland
Ca Tiistorical Association
Aengothe
Geuwentte Baron
Bath
Hastings
Agnes Chamberlain
Dell Nile
Chamberlain
Boteher
Sehen Hey
May
Howe
Offldsen
Crutchley Wtorwards
Watkin Werne
Sir Watkin Werne
Crimea
Winnipegger recalls Iroquois Theatre disaster escape
Maniey Gordon of Winnipeg, son of Jt Gordon, recounts his Chicago matinee ordeal at the Iroquois Theatre fire. He describes seats filling with smoke, chorus girls fleeing, and frantic attempts to reach exits as patrons suffocated and feared crush near the ground floor. Archibald Bernard, chief electrician, is detained by police for investigation into the blaze.
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Manieyorden
Winnipeg
Jt Gordon
Braquois Theatre
Chicago
Gordon
Cook County Hospital
Garson
Enon
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Dwt
Rhein
Archibald Bernard
Electrionart
Fragmented North Shore notes touch on fisheries and empire
Disconnected snippets describe cod depredations near Terimis and along the St Lawrence. Mentions of men like McNair and Ste tumidity, gear and boats laid up, profits from oil, and wartime alarms in Africa. Also references to Irish and Spanish figures, Kilkenny church cross dating pre 1850, Ottawa and Irish horticulture posts, and Mrs. Douglas as first woman horticultural lecturer in Louth.
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Niles
Lawrence
McNair Des Jen
Ste
Bersnis
Douglas
County Council of
Louth
Irland
Invasion of Thibet Tense and Far Himalayan Claims
Fragmentary dispatches describe a possible Thibetan invasion move aimed at Lhasa and Gyandse routes. Reports mention British intent to counter, distant echelons of Sikh regiments, and a mission by Younghusband to mediate with the Tibetan government. The era notes 2,800 British troops abroad and various frontier tensions amid unsettled treaty issues and shifting colonial narratives.
A Charv ing Tribute to the Late George Casey
The Toronto Star remembers George Casey a parliamentarian of 19th century Ottawa, detailing his linguistic range his humor and intellect. It notes his democrat ideals his Irish heritage and his devotion to public discourse and friendship in the house. Casey’s life is sketched through anecdotes of his polyglot habits and witty storytelling.
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Otaw
Carey
Casey
Ottawa
Germany
Nicholas Flat Davin
Horace Uke
Lincoln
Pontty
Thas
Luther
Dr. Landerkin
Senate
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Toronto Star
Salted cod proves more nourishing and economical
Preservedish fish show greater value as food than fresh sh. Salt cod furnishes about 50 percent more nourishment than the same amount of fresh fish, making it a cheaper, longer lasting option for meals.
The Loving Leaves and the 1842 Election Chaos
A fragmentary account mixes a vivid 1842 election scene with a noted Victorian discussion on plant life. The election tale centers on crowds, canes, a pistol, a priest’s intervention, and chaos at polling, while the other piece reflects on the life force of plants and observers debunking the “dead” plant myth through patient study.
Physical culture being taught in Protestant commissions schools
The Montreal Star notes that physical culture is being introduced in Protestant commission schools with gym facilities. It cites parental unease about a perceived bias toward the three F's and a letter to a lady instructor urging to stop teaching reading and figure work and forcing a Jump exercise on a child.
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Mary
Montreal Star
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