Wheat Hospital Elevates Damp Wheat to Excellent Quality
The 1898 crop saw 1,009,000 damp wheat units treated at Fort William elevator. A drying machine at King's elevator removed water up to 15 percent, enabling the wheat to keep in heat and improve bread making. Some traders worry about shrinkage, but farmers and mills secure payment for the retained moisture as the cured wheat moves east to Ontario mills and Europe.
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Fort William
Powphtal
Unites States
Plaes
King’s Elevator
Ontario
Europe
Divorce bill stalled for additional evidence in Ottawa
Ottawa July 1 The miscellaneous private bills committee delayed the divorce bill for Abraham Arensterg of Montreal. The panel sought further evidence to resolve perjury questions tied to two witnesses linked to a Masonic code. Counsel sought time to obtain new testimony, hoping it clarifies the case.
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Ottawa
Miscellaneous
Senate
Abraham Arensterg
Montreal
Sir Louis Day
Rioting in Brussels and other 19th century woes
Reports from Brussels describe a late night riot near parliament and government offices as police and gendarmes attempted to disperse crowds. Mounted troops charged, rioters hurled missiles, several were wounded, many arrests made, and windows smashed before a rainstorm dispersed the unrest.
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Brussels
Parliament House
Telegraphic Briefs from New York State Visitors
Telegraphic briefs note visitors and selections with scattered names and places. An unclear reference mentions John He Meith and a 1608 lake towinx event, with a ships voyage from OrieaT and a provably alleged annual sale or event.
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Reeeny
Dune
New York
Pete Tse
Carlin Stare
John He Meith
Euler Greena
Orieat
Grain and Stock Broker Seeks Correspondence
Grain buyer and broker aims to establish wire connection with wit man identified by red om mar for correspondence solicitation.
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Grain Bough
Wit Man Red Om Mar
Wheat Market Report Notes Mixed Prices and Weather
Wheat prices slipped about two cents in the U S and one cent in Manitoba this week with no major developments. Receipts at primary markets were unexpectedly large for the season, while long July wheat liquidations remained active. Weather favors winter wheat harvest with progress toward completion and experts lowering yield estimates as cutting continues. Grain quality remains uniformly good. Some talk of favorable spring wheat conditions due to heavy rains and heat. Foreign crop news is steady from the continent and poor from Southeastern Europe. Export demand stays solid and the overall market looks healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Europe
J.D. Obrien
Auth
Wheat and other commodities market notes with prices
A busy market report lists wheat, millfeed, oats, corn and barley prices across Fort William and Manitoba, noting declines in oats and various bagged and bulk rates. It also reports a Mississauga area flag incident and a missing child search in Toronto with a water tank rescue underway.
Rail fares to Winniper Industrial listed by Canadian Pacific
A prolonged fare schedule shows CP main lines and branches with numerous city and town prices from Portage la Prairie to Winnipeg and beyond. The list includes Brandon, Emerson, Morden, Gretna, Saskatoon area links, and Edmonton routes with varied amounts, ending with notes on a Chicago wage conference impact and potential rail shutdowns.
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Winniper Industrial
Canadian Pacific Railway
Rat Portage
East Selkirk
Poplar Point
High Blue
Portage la Prairie
McGregor
Austin
Carterry
Brandon
Griswold
Oak Lake
Virden
Elkhorn
Moosemin
Qu’ Ina
Moose Jaw
Current
Calgary
Bane
Stonewall
Stony Mountain
Balmoral
Te Weet
Emerson
Dominic City
Eweron
Southwestern
Cartwright
Boisevain
Deloraine
Souris
Souriney
Napinka
Oxbow
Prince Albert
Macleod
Macleo
Lethbridge
Hart
Melita
Orthern
Sifton
Winnipegoss
Pacific Railway
St Charles
Eustache
Morris-Brandon
Roland
Miami
Swan Lak
Baldur
Belmont
Aaldown
Wawaness
Cambridge July anniversary marks class of 1866 graduates
Fragmentary notes show Cambridge celebrating a July anniversary for the class of 1866 with details on degrees conferred, honors, and travels. Mentions Vancouver visit, JR Allen, and a Paris literary connection to M. Charles, member of a French academy.
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Vancouver
JR Allen
Houndary Creek
M. Charles List
Acad
Paris
Montreal Stocks Quoted by Alloway & Champion
Reported stock quotes from Alloway and Champion based at 362 Main Street Winnipeg. Mentions Ragchemare Baan Cait in Pena alert pias Lire with unclear context and no clear market action or totals.
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Alloway & Champion
Main Street
Winnipeg
Ragchemare Baan Cait Wien
Pena Alert
Pias
Winnipes
Wu Yee
Seer
Bayer Bante
Monreal
Marce
Mincioneras
Fey
GENERALS OTIS POLICY RESTRICTS MANILA CABLE NEWS
Washington reports criticism of General Otis for tight censorship of Manila cable news. He bars certain reports and warns correspondents that violations will be treated as if in Manila. Observers say such restricting press policy risks undermining trusted, intelligent reporters in the field.
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York
Washington
Manila
United States
Ote
Hons Kong
Nere
Otis
China on war footing as German troop stalemate persists
Reports from Vancouver indicate European powers push China toward conflict amid German and Italian troop positions. Empress Dowager edicts order Liang Kiang and Min-che viceroys to mobilize while defensive posture remains until hostilities begin. German forces at Jehebao Shantang refuse to withdraw, citing railway needs. Manila papers describe Filipino bandit turmoil in Bulacan and Pampanga with looting and policing breakdown. Rosalie reports Klondike gold and survey plans as Creeks near Bonanza and Eldorado face temporary closure. Ceiling of unrest and rail anxieties frame a tense regional scene.
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Vancouver
Dewager
Liang Kiang
Min-che
Italy
Tsang-Li-Yamen
Jebchao Shantang
Danditti
Canadian Development Company
Brider Switch
Seattle
Bonanza
Eldorado
Clos Reeks
Colonial cruiser Fiona Seized for Fishery Violation
The British special service vessel Fiona left St John s last Tuesday to chase a French fishing vessel near Cape Breton. The cruiser, seized by colonial customs for fishery law violations, reached here after failing to catch or recover. Tomorrow the colonial government will demand surrender on its return.
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St. John’s
Nid
Colombine
Fiona
St. John's
Nouvelle Ecosse
Nea
Cape Browle
Corn Coast
Newfoundland
Phair Movoniviie
Unon
Sifton Leads With Narrow Margin After Ballot Objections
The recount shows Sifton with 147 votes to Dr Brett 142, while 28 ballots objected by Sifton and 66 by Brett. Deputy returning officers will review the objections before the returning officer proclaims the result, with Sifton set to win by about 80 to 10.
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Dr Brett
Mr. Sifton
Mr.Sifton
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GR Jonaghine
Jourghhins
Jourghins
LCR
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Tsewate
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Sir Michael Hicks Beach
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Wanlen Hunter
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Jered
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Valencia
Oc Sa
Nmipeg
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Lake of the Woods
U.S
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Jane
Nortmar School
LO. G. 1
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Johu McLean
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Mase
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de Ees Pont Bers
Senor
Hue
Alloway & Champion, Bankers and Brokers
Main ST
Canadian Pacific
Rte
Gretna
Wea
wHyte
Robt
Kerr
Tih
Anger
RY. CO. Dauphos
Thurson
Pharell
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van Mira
Wedlon
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Tondi
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Jenge
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Dulles
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Colmer
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Sondou
Ont
Rive Dhou
Wun
Mottashed
Qoren's Avenue
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Adler
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Caruer
Perr Wynn
Mhuire Souris River
Ora
Hays
Winford
Manitoba & Northwestern Railway
Binnearth
Binnerarth
Nuraday
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