Fatality Fire Strikes Arrested In Pack Mules Era
A scrambled international wire summary reports a fatality from a bear gunshot wound and a shipboard death aboard a vessel near Wellington and Victoria. It notes an arrest at Seattle Jail and a chaotic court scene, plus municipal inspections for a septic sewerage plant.
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Vancoar
R Mo Aorang
Howstall
Australia
Wellington
Win
Sherif
Erarch Partice
Otto Dallin
Seattle
J. H. Senkler
Champaigne
Victoria
B.C
Ashcroft Trail
Cartmanaba
Victor
Christie
Vancouver Island
Oregon
German school talk fuels Winnipeg push for EnglishGerman school
Winnipeg reports state German Society of Winnipeg backed by Hugo Carstens to gauge German residents support for an English German public school amid talks of establishing a German educational institution. The group, including Yeine, Strowski, Moher, Hea ert, Dauin, Pernitky, Bachnau, and others, elected Magnussen as financial secretary and Rudabel as secretary.
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Winnipeg
German Society of
Hugo Carstens
Meiern Yeine
Strowski
P. Moher
Joan Heaert
Jacob Dauin
Pernitky
Bachnau
R.A. W. Magnussen
Ting Europe
Rudabel
Magnessen
Injured in a Collision near Winnipeg yards
The Southeastern road construction train left CPR yards when a ox car on the track was struck by the locomotive. The cargo car shook violently and several crewmen, including R. McKenzie and R. Code, sustained cuts and bruises to the head. All injuries are not serious.
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Winnipeg
C. PR
R. McKenzie
R. Code
Formosa unrest and Asian defend tactics span across notes
A mixed dispatch from Vancouver and Shanghai describes an imminent grand Pekin review in June with nearly two million armed men, ongoing Formosan rebellion and Japanese punitive actions, plus Dewey’s naval salute incident. Reports mention Manchuria boundaries, Chinese taxes, and varied international notes, ending with Toronto notes on a retrial delay due to illness and a prison escape.
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Vancouver
Pekin
Manchuria
Liso-Teng Peninsula
Dewey
Manila
Dean Bart
Formosa
Hong Kong
Respite Granted in Missouri Murder Case
Thomas W. Shackelford, sentenced to be hanged for the murder of a man named Taylor, received a thirty day respite from Governor Stephens after Nettie Taylor filed an affidavit confessing she and not Shackelford killed her husband. The Taylor woman had been tried and acquitted of the murder.
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St. Lozi
Thomas W. Shackelford
Taylor
Stephens
Nettie Taylor
Shackelford
Fort Willy Opens As Fraying News Hits May Day
Fragmented May 5 item notes Navigation opening at Fort Willy, Mrs Emma Maratail, and scattered remarks on grave deposits in Klooaixeiver. Report mentions starving miners, Samoa ceasefire, Native American tensions, and various travel notes across Ontario and Kansas. unclear troop movements and prisoner exchanges amid postwar unease.
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Emma Maratail
Deane
Samoa
Revovelint
Te Arma
Iverach
Masicova College
Woonspegler Hardy
Ontario
Atuatic
Kansas
Towaly
Misouri
Arnilohep O'Connor
Toronte
Balldice
Andare
Winstree
Wiltinny Ras
Pacific cable dispute outlined by London parliament paper
May 5 London reports a parliamentary paper on the Pacific cable proposal. It cites Joseph Chamberlain’s April 25 Commons statement that Britain offered no final deal and would not push Parliament to fund the project. Britain would instead back Canada and Australasia to build and operate the cable with a limited UK subsidy, while ensuring imperial unity.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
Canada
Australia
Great Britain
Australasia
United Kingdom
Can Adv stock record shows variable dividends and peak rise
CPLR Montreal May 5 The Canadian Pacific stock shows a roller coaster dividend history from 3 percent to zero and back to 5 percent potential. Historical payments hit 9 81 highest on record while prices fell to 83 when the dividend was suspended. Orient reports noted.
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Montreal
Orient
Suspected escapees sighted in Toronto locksmith tale
May 4 report notes rumors of Pare and Holden in Toronto with police inquiry. A northwestern suburban blacksmith, McKelvey, says two men resembling the escaped prisoners borrowed a tin can for a drink, did not return it, and later found his shop lock picked and the can inside. The tale underscores Pare's locksmith reputation.
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Toronto
Pare
Holden
McKelvey
T Joor
Alien syndicate sues Canada for 15000000 damages
A Seattle report says a syndicate of 86 aliens excluded from Atlin plans to sue the Canadian government for 13000000. Each claimant seeks 175000 as damages for property losses from being barred from the famous mining district.
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Seattle
Waatay
Alasca Advices
Atlin
Markets Report From Chicago And Winnipeg Prices
Chicago May wheat 1035 per bushel for May delivery with a June 1s futures pattern. Corn May 5314, oats May 2614. Winnipeg futures closed strong with cash bids rising. Prices listed for pork, butter, eggs, beef, lamb, poultry, vegetables, hides, wool, hay, cattle, hogs, and horses.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Smith's Falls
Manitoba
Amalgamation talks collapse among Canadian firms
Toronto May 4. Negotiations for merging Canada Land and National Investment with London and Canada Land and Agency and the Building and Loan Association have failed. The amalgamation will not occur, and each firm will continue operating independently. Several meetings failed to reach a satisfactory agreement, and Canada Land and National Investment withdrew from the negotiations.
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Toronto
Canada Land
Mand National Investment Company
London and
Canada Lan and Agency Company
Building and Loan Association
Wiill
Tondon and Canadian Company
G R Cockburn
Thomas Law
R. Wood
Canada Landed
J. Lang Blaikie
John Hoskin
Q.C
Andrew Rutherford
L W. Smt
A. J. Somerville
G.S. Growaki
Canada” Landed
National Investment Company
Desirvate
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Richmondtreet
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Chili
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Magellan
Athens
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Greece
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Hagia German School
Ert Parker
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Vouim Lorne Campbell
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Bank of Montreal
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Iron Mask
Central Star
Raymond
Otcers
Ew York
New York Charter of Commerce
Morris K. Jessop
J Edw. Simmons
Wm. &. Dodge
Levi P. Morton
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Crapo
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Thomas Crapo
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Sory
Savy Poseargost
Volks Zeitung Favs
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Fort Willy
Pacific Cable
C.P.R
London Stock Exchange
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George Milton
Walsh County
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Thompson
Emerson
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