Manitoba Grain Inspection Act Changes Focus on District Reform
Manitoba shifts to a new inspection district system under the Inspection Act amendments. The act consolidates grain grading rules, transfers regulation to the governor in council, and dissolves Winnipeg Brandon and Port Arthur divisions after September 1, 1890. A Manitoba district will govern inspectors and elevators with final grading decisions by a survey board half chosen by Winnipeg merchants and half by the provincial agriculture minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Brandon
Port Arthur
Manitoba
Ontario
Port Arthur Sall
Ferain
Fort William
Emerson
Iran
Mao Poe
Chiet Praia
Pio
Joey
Survey Board
Board of Trade
Cty
Minister of Agriculture
Province of
Fragmentary Telegraphic Briefs From- Undated Newswire
Scattered garbled lines mention Alaska, a pianist marriage, floods, storms, and various political notes. Several names and places are unreadable, with references to licenses, elections, and civic events lost in the corrupted text.
Alaskan Boundary Talks and a Fire Fatality
London May 50 Washington correspondent says President McKinley sought a firm settlement and urged U S commissioners to concede and avoid friction while Secretary Hay shared the aim. The Daily Chronicle notes Canada blocks progress and Washington offered to buy out sealers at high value. Philadelphia May 29 a fire at John N Dougherty home in Camden NJ killed Catherine Ecke awaiting burial. she perished in a second story fall rescued by neighbor using a ladder.
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McKinsey
Ansious
London
Washington
Daily Chronicle
McKinley
United States
Hay
Stone
Besiches
Canada
Philadelphia
John N. Dougherty
Camden
N.J
Catherine Ecke
Dougherty
Mr. Dougherty
New Baptist College Plans Expansion in Northwest Mission
A Ontario and Quebec meeting reports a major push for western Baptist missions. A Toronto donor pledged 5,100 dollars yearly for five years to help establish a Baptist school in Manitoba. Officials note strong Northwest growth, with 200 anticipated students and urgent need for ministers as settlers pour in. The West faces vast unserved areas and potential enrollment exceeding current supply.
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Toronto
Ontario
Quebec
Ten
Teil Davie
Western Baptist
British Columbia
Baptist School
Manitoba
Allege
Northwest
Abe
Columbia
Llanitoba
Mr. Vincent
Winnipeg
Western College
A. T. McDermott
West
A. A. Cameron
W. C. Vincent
Bates
Foreign Mission Board
AP. McDiarmid
Winnipes
Rev
Elinor, Harris
D. E. ‘Thompson
John Stark
A. McKiss
W. S. Marsh
E Fox
EW. Dodson
A. Eaton
J. B. McEwen
D. B. Davis
H. P. Whidden
Death sentence carried out in jail yard execution
In Winnipeg on a Saturday morning the jail yard saw the public execution of Simon Czaby and Wass Guezczak for murder in October. The two men faced the prioress, prayed with priests, and accepted the death sentence. Czaby showed defiance before the caps were placed, while Guszczak proclaimed innocence and asked forgiveness. The lever was pulled at six, both men perishing swiftly though suffering lingered for minutes.
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Winnipeg
Simon Wasyl Goscaak
Ing Wass Beyezko
Siaartoarn
Maple Tiverenak
Kalavie
Canby
Beh
Radcliffe
Ganzerake
Craby
Heath
Gusreaak
Gaezenal
Thev
Fathers Woodcutter
Guszerak
Jesus
Tornkey Downie
Downie
Crub
Radclife
Czuby
Czaby
Guezczak
Cnroner
Simon Czaby
Wass Guezczak
Banziaz
Casnerak
Issem
Jerstood
Bis Ite
Passenger train wreck reported with no injuries found
A telegraphic notice describes a passenger train wreck with no injuries. The report mentions Canada rates for the year, a discovered propeller age, and various scattered items about nations, treaties, and governors in a garbled summary.
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Wrecien
Hastiete of Canada
Witl
Sealand
Lake Chtains
South Dakota cyclone kills seven in Chamberlain area
A cyclone twenty miles south of Chamberlain, D. D., yesterday left seven dead and two seriously injured. Charles Peterson and six children perished. other family members were fatally injured or badly hurt. The storm struck a school, church, and homes along a three mile path, with hail as large as goose eggs and heavy rain, destroying property and stock.
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Pijon Hills
Chamberlain
D. D
Orn
Rema'ting
Twy Othera
Charles Peterson
A. C. Code
Peterson Place
Crieger
Missouri River
Montreal
G. TR
Hamilton
Wesley Church
WF. Wilson
Ottawa News Roundup of Tariff Talks and Tragedy
Ottawa reports on tobacco regulations and planning for Strathmore improvements. Jamaica tariff talks with Britain and the United States prompt anxiety. A Glasgow firm collapse floods the page with losses. In China war footing rises as Italian ships arrive in San Man. A Canadian fatal well accident ends with mother and child deaths.
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China
London
Shanghai
The
Daily Mail
Pekin
San Man
Shan Tung
Peace conference delegates debate war aims and eight points
The report details Madame Se and the Women’s Peace movement presenting to M. De Stash, with a salute from eighteen nations. Delegates examined select sub committees on wartime aims, aiming to revise the Paris agreements while tensions among Russia, France, and Germany hint at possible future alignment.
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Madame Se
M. de Stash
Madame Jeots
Carmen
Elisabets
Baum
Wilhelm
Madaase
Selena
Yaterdiny
Une
Afuravieff
Ant Braml
Ottoos
Sabes Macally
Stersooeux
Toowa
Odin
Fenage
Ffman
Gout Marstief
Probaly
Gespringiog
Armesian
Denias
Shroppuseots
Paris
Toodon
The
Daily News
de Maar
France
Massad
Germany
Eich
Telegraphic Briefs
Fragmented telegraph briefs recount minor events across locations including Stakies Alun Bouhent and Ceiaagwa with references to elections festivities and legal matters. The text notes a trial verdict, a fund measurement, a stalled festival, and tensions between natives and British authorities amid a Canadian dispute.
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Datuning
Stakies
Alun
Farge
Ceol
Gomacaak Bang
Oelock
Mae Shunta
Seilewa
Hirose
Aml
Samute Res
Ceiaagwa
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Fariday
Alaska
Taderewekt
Matiznsat
Palliver
Saas
Fraser
U.S
Leo Siecusard
Alaskan
NEW Baptist College
Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada
Central Vermont Railway
Charles Rivere-Wilson
Grand Trunk
St John
Nid
Placentia
McGrath
W. J
Donnelly
Finance
Morine
New York Row
New York
Tenth Avenue
Adolf Rabble
John McVea
Cluby
Guszczak
Dell
Deelaraal
Consolati
Qeaty
Gunrtak
Sitinday
Paral Rand
Cuba
Staten
George Ring
Revit
Phice
Waarmament Poly
Jance
South Dakota
Eria
B.C
Topeka
Skagway
White River
Maharg
Peters
Rhodes
Ketchan
Cape Nome
Vancouver
A. E. Green
Ottawa News
Red River
Rupert's
Andriw
Donald Perver Hasiva
New Westminster
Rmit
Jan Casiune
Walter Philips
Kamloops
Casimir
Zndee
Church Missionary Society
Fort Alexander
McIntyre
Fernor
Prince Edward Id
Jamaica
Augustus W. L. Hemming
Josep Chamberlain
State Department
Kingston
Joseph Chamberlain
Glasgow
Scot
Nelison Bros
Neilson Bros
Scotland
Montgomery, Sinn
Mr. Prank Glass
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