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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1899
Page
10
A devastating cyclone struck Berkaville and Kirksville area, wrecking homes and carriers. Reports indicate many dead and injured as storms uproot buildings, power lines, and rail infrastructure, with emergency crews scrambling to reach survivors and assess the damage.
Fragmented telegraphic notes report storms, political movements, railway and trade updates, military alliances, university plans, and international affairs. The jumbled lines mention storms damaging Necranca, assemblies prorogued for Ogun Savarday, missiles or arms discourse, railway purges, and trade ships navigating Canadian routes amid political tension.
Reports from Porcupine district describe Canadian mining ventures drawing British capital interest. Observers note a proposed Canada Britain capital flow, with details on claims, land parcels, and government actions while Alaska and Wooton town references appear in scattered context.
A Globe report notes Chancellor of the Exchequer and the agent general plan a memorandum for Mr Chamberlain on wine duties, stressing protections for wines from initial colonies amid calls for fiscal reform. In Commons the topic surfaces during questions from Mr Vincent, with a thrust toward changing the British fiscal system to favor colonial producers. Vancouver readers learn of local council protests over mayoral action and a related motion, though no action will be taken as the meeting lacked broader representation.
Copper trust formed in Jersey City with 75,000 capitalization. Elected officers include Marcus Daly as president Henry H. Boge as vice president Win Techeleur as secretary and treasurer. Executive committee members listed as Log Jana Rockefeller and others. Quote attributed about the poor preferring old reads.
Reports from Apia detail the Samoa fighting at Vailel between friendly natives and rebels. Monaghan of Philadelphia was killed and beheaded according to dispatches. Other Americans Pauadelphia and Lansdate also died. forts and trenches near Apia saw heavy action with many wounded and dead, as boats toward the late Robt Stevenson’s house were attacked by rebels.
New York's Evening Journal reports the Fil. Dikow authority of the United States may be nearing collapse under cabinet tension. The piece cites Aguinaldo’s forces and American troops in Asia as stirring unrest, while discussing Lobster storage, the maritime commission, and U.S. policy toward Britain and China.
Hong Kong reports the Empress of India sailing for Vancouver at noon yesterday, amid regional updates. The dispatch mentions court or church officials and resignations, noting academic chairs and library positions in a cryptic fragment.
A chaotic OCR fragment cites Antarctic expedition arrival, Pacific cable talks, railway contracts, and various officials and events. Mentions Doak Tee, Major Stone, Lord Mito, Admiral Kunta, and Judge Metirod in a jumbled, era-spanning summary of imperial concerns and infrastructure projects.
Government support sought for a Dominion exhibit at the Winnipeg Fair to showcase provincial resources from Vancouver to Prince Edward Island. Liberal whip Heubaeh urged a special building at the Exhibition grounds to host mineral and regional displays, arguing it would boost trade, settlement, and cultural promotion.
Stampene from Dawson reports a rush as mining activity surges with great excitement. In three days about six hundred placer claims are noted at Forts Mile with Jack Wade Creek averaging 13.28. Trails are breaking up and more miners are expected as the expedition opens.
In an April ceremony at Onacignor Lane Rosadelpha Pennsylvania Archbishop Ryan officiated the investiture of Mo Laughlin as Dom Trente of the pontifical court. Teo NII assisted as Laughlin celebrated Mass and was conferred the heuer for his long service as the church marks his 25 years since ordination to the priesthood.
The markets report export totals and futures closes for May wheat and corn, oats and other commodities, with price ranges for butter, cheese, meats, poultry, vegetables, hides, wool, hay, cattle, hogs, horses, and more. The note also mentions St Johns Missouri dates and a political statement about British colonial policy and a forthcoming legislative pronouncement on May 11.
Five St Law university students were confined after a clash with College Steward Tracy Southworth and others as a coal house was set for arson. Southworth fired twenty rounds from a shotgun as guards contained the scene and a gunfight ensued among conspirators amid reports of inflammable material and a failed arson attempt.
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