King Edward in Paris A Warm Welcome Amid Festive Paris
King Edward arrived in Paris on May 1 and was greeted warmly by President Loubet and officials. The day featured a grand procession, bursting avenues, and crowds lining Champs Elysées, with ceremonies, salutes, and celebrations reflecting strong Franco British goodwill.
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Dauphine Radioad
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Atate
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Cnirom
Tng Ara
Strauitling
Promincion
Bute
Guttad
Republican Guards
Menident Lauber
Cabinet Muiaters
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Legion of Honor
God Save
Lalward
Frevident
Loubet
France
Casey
di de Bologne
Avenue Des Champs Elysers
Arch de Triorpeth
Hese
Great Britain
Paris
Brandon
Have
Debated Rail Deal Affects Peace River Route
The article outlines negotiations over a railway line to the Peace River country. Key figures James Reasome and Thomas discuss transport ties and expected profits, with a prior operator CoV I handling the line. C Pk secured an option and Mackenzie and Mann faced competitors as the deal moved toward purchase following Mr Hoss's return from England.
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Pos
James
Peace River
Thomas
Cov. i
C. Pk
Mackenzie
Mann
Hoss
England
Wide World News Highlights From A Busy Era
A sprawling summary covers naval debates in Britain, Canada, and Italy, plus a steamer collision with drownings off the Atlantic coast. Reports note a surge in Irish immigration to the United States, with many arriving as young women. Other items mention Canadian iron deposits near Little Vermilion Creek and economic strains following a destructive note in Teini fad.
Uncertain Markets and Weather Pressures on Wheat
Market mood is unsettled with nervous speculation at the Chicago and Manitoba wheat trades. Weather remains backward with potential damage to Winter wheat. exports from Russia and India loom, while Australian and North American sowing conditions favor seeding in the Northwest. Winnipeg prices drift, with spot wheat around 76 to 77 cents and delivery futures at Fort Williams and Port Arthur, as analysts weigh crop prospects and demand.
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American
Ing. Snow
United States
Riheless
Cis
Europe
Danny
Art Keating
Trely
India
Australia
Manitoba
Northwest
Territories
Bard
Amer- Ean
Frida
Fort Ailliwin
Port Arthur
Andalusian Spectral Forms on a Mountain
A fragment describes ghostly figures seen on a mountain in Andalusia. It explains the illusion caused by the sun casting shadows as ascent occurs, producing eerie shapes that strike viewers startled by the sudden apparitions. The text ends with a garbled question about a newspaper’s town inquiry.
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Andalusia
Manitoba Fair Race Meets and Obituary Report
A garbled digest of race event details for Manitoba with references to trot and pace events, entry fees, stakes, and conditions, followed by the obituary of Hon. David Mills, justice of the supreme court, who died suddenly in Ontario with cause given as bursting of a blood vessel and plans for interment at Palgen. Also notes rail line grants and a fire destroying Ogilvie mills and John Wake elevators in Minnedosa Manitoba.
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Landine
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David Mills
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New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
House of Commons
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Pal
Ogilvie
John Wake
Minnedosa
Man
Train wreck near Dexter yard kills twelve workers
A derailment one and a half miles west of Dexter yard on Thursday morning trapped twelve men in a burning boarding car. Eight were wounded and later rescued by train crew as flames and wreckage engulfed the scene. Survivors reported that many workers, described as foreigners aged for work in Winnipesaukee, perished or were injured in the fire and collapse.
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Jared
Loring
Dexter
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Sista Eiven
Winnipes
Mixed 1900s North American and British News Fragments
A collapsed jumble of reports notes people dying and legal cases in Winnipeg Minneapolis and London. Mentions May dates and bank loan news plus a Transvaal stock offer and Turkish troop redeployments.
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London
Bank of England
Peetus
Transvaal
Farious Lendon House
Ise
Royal Treasure Trove Of King Edward Revealed In Castle Vaults
An article details the private collection of the British sovereigns, describing 28 tons of gold and silver plate valued near £2 million. Relics dating to the Stuart period, royal mementos from battles, and gifts to Queen Victoria are catalogued, including a breakfast service, feather cloaks, and the king’s famed gold keys, with histories and valuations.
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Edward
Victoria
Lord Napier
Kobfourlet
Ameer
Aghamban
Altehene
Firket
Groves
Henry
Sandwich
Cory
Mt Moart
Charles Tonong
Vines
Moran
Feng
Curious court repartee and Australian mining visions
An irregular, vintage-sounding fragment recalls a courtroom exchange with a wit comparing court attire to duty clothing. The piece shifts to a curious note on Australian mining life, describing miniature holes and geysers in an arid landscape where heated air pockets crack the earth and promises of rain loom as water bursts form irregular vents.
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Retess Sone Iestaet
Lora Ellenborough
Australia
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