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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
3
A chaotic narration unfolds with a crime plot and pursuit across a town. Characters such as Trent, Smug, Deloria, and Miss Jenrys move through a tense scene of assault, deception, and medical care. The excerpt hints at a broader crime ring, police inquiries, and eventual outcomes for suspects and victims.
The Ottawa report details attempts to reduce storage and transit costs for season 1901. It notes bids with Ho gad A Allan and Robert Be ers to supply and store items from Montreal to the exited Kiaa. The discussion covers steamship time, scarcity of stramepipe, war effects, and storage charges for cold compartments rising by a set rate per ton, with a house adjournment on the matter.
May 9 reports describe the formal easing of the 1800 voktraad, dissolved last September, with vacant seats of Gen Joubert and Gen De Kock filled by fovers. The crowd filled the hall as chaplain’s prayer moved many to tears, then the afternoon session saw the incorporation of the restica of 1900. President Kroger arrived in state with escort, diplomats and the Russian envoy George Gourke attending, as the Raadsaal overflowed with spectators and a solemn atmosphere.
London May 9 Under the cap on Who is the Lady T P OConnor in the Daily Mail discusses a rumor about a titled woman tied to drawing room generals blamed for front faults. It questions blunder explanations at Magersfontein and Lansdowne’s criticisms amid wartime.
The article discusses a visionary plan for a national steel road extending from the North to the South, linking major rail hubs and cities. It cites experts like Maver and Meversl, notes experimental routes and gravel comparisons, and highlights new steel plate roadbed concepts and bicycle compatibility as pivotal factors in future highway development.
The excerpt critiques strict censorship in Turkish prose and British reporting, noting how murder details were suppressed and terms altered to fit propaganda. It discusses substitutions like Utopiane and Utopianism to mask realities, and bans on naming places in Africa during Sudan coverage.
The Washington Star reports a fanciful remark about fortune telling and mercenary motives. The credalon man questions whether those telling fortunes at one dollar each could instead profit from horse races or lottery drawings to become very rich.
An English district owner reports peppermint cultivation on a sewage farm near Sutton in Surrey. The industry yields rugged crops with gross value around 160 dollars per acre and a sale price of 6.12 dollars per weight unit. A dialogue then references a dubious tax label and signatures in Philadelphia.
An advert promoting Dr. Chame's Kidney Liver Pill claims spring toxins affect the kidneys and liver. It urges natural purifying action, promises relief from back pain, constipation, and liver issues, and lists distributors Bamapson Bates Co. Toronto.
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