London Lord Mayor's Show Recounts Historic Pageantry
An oft cited London ceremony unfolds on November 4 with the new lord mayor Sir James Thomson presiding. The procession from the Wall to the Old Bailey features civic officials in robes, judges in scarlet, and traditional rites praising the retiring lord mayor's youth and career.
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Meyor
London
Gee
Jase Thomson
Marcus Sasuuei
Gila Wall
USA
Court of Appeal
Master
bin Berally
Boos Bor Ben Wars
Eas Wet
A German Move on Frontier Stations
A German government action established stations on the Saxony frontier to prevent emigrants from passing toward Holland or Del fers, aiming to curb unauthorized crossings and control migration toward northern Europe.
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Saxony
Throntier
Holland
Delfers
Hudson's Bay dispatch from Edmonton trader notes
Dispatch from Edimonton NWT reporting Hudson's Bay Company business updates. The note references freight arrangements and ship operations, mentioning an experienced leader and broader national concerns. The fragmentary text also hints at German national actions impacting trade.
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Edimonton Nwt
Hudson's Bay Company
Edmonton
Rich Duchess of Roxburghe Weds in Gilded Scottish Ceremony
The marriage unites Miss May Gore to Sir Henry Joma Ineen-Ker Duke of Roxburghe with vast estates and titles in Scotland and the United Kingdom. The ceremony drew a guarded crowd and a select society, while the bride’s dowry and family fortune bolster the prominent alliance. Notable gifts include a vast pearl necklace, diamond tiara, and rings from European aristocracy and American heiresses.
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Mise May Gore
Macragh
Pasco Taras
New York
Sir Henry Joma Ineen-Ker
Ilexburghe
Madle
Bowmost
Ant Cemford
Mexburghe
Kelso
Vercount Broxmouth
Ruxturshs
Baron Ker
Cemsford
Cevertown
Scotland
Bart Komew
United Kingdom
Baronet
Nova Scotia
Atty
Michael Hertwet
Jowbet
Cerea Jehurck
Ogden Goelet
Atre
Cehildren
Ogden Gorlet
Peter Gorlet
Ogden
Hobert
Ogden Goet
Mary Wilson
Mew
Stichard T. Wilson
Roxburehe
Newport
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Fant Hiver
Buckingham Palace
Corneliva Vanderbilt
North Star
Kiel
Oveden Gorlet
Cornelius Vanderbilt Wide
London
Oakend
Marlborough
Wilkes
Ogden Mais
Mackay
Brave Calgary youth saves train as it nears peril
A Calgary boy saved a train by acting quickly when a prairie fire burned a small bridge along the tracks. He removed his coat and halted the locomotive as it approached the danger point. Reporters note the lad declined to give his name as onlookers collected donations afterward.
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Clareshotmtion
Calgary
Praine
Tesla
Wine dealer in Hungary found guilty of adulteration
A wine merchant at Pisenstad Hungary was convicted of adulterating wines. He received a twenty year sentence and was ordered to pay costs related to the case and advertising penalties in the principal newspapers of Hungary.
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Pisenstad
Hungary
Gas plant wrecks a hotel at Loza r House Ridgetown Ont
A gas plant explosion in the Loar Howe hotel cellar caused a catastrophic ruin in Ridgetown Ontario. Many injured with at least a dozen buried under rubble. two bodies recovered and several residents severely hurt. Survivors include J Atkinson and A B Weir among the injured from London Advertiser. A second incident reports a fatal shooting at a Dirtle area farm event with one youth injured.
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Loar Howe
Ridgetown
Ont
J. Atkinson
London
A.B. Weir
Opera Prince Pilsen Receives Mixed Audience Reaction
At the Academy Wednesday night a performance of Prince Pilsen drew boos during the final act with the Star Spangled Banner played amid crowd unrest. The British flag scene provoked derision while the British Bag audience was met with a mix of cheers and spirited singing of the national anthem.
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Pilsen
Acemay
Noroualy
Ety San
Fired Through a Door in Winnipeg Park Incident
A teen was charged with intemptine after firing through a door during a disturbance. The assailant, aiming at a person, pulled a revolver when occupants blocked entry. The bullet glanced off the door and hit the ceiling, then fell harmlessly. The suspect was later arrested. The Winnipeg Parks Board announced plans for the Munro site opposite Silver Heights near the Assiniboine for a suburban park.
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Magent San
Cordamca
Lug
Winnipeg Parks Board
Munro
Silver Heights
Ex-Winnipeg Worker Killed In St Paul Boat Disaster
A Winnipeg man, Notter, killed after a ship crisis near the St Paul bridge. Investigators traced his last movements from the Clare hotel to a fatal plunge from a bogie into the river. Personal effects, a revolver and letters were found. Notter had been with the Phoenix Chair Company previously and recently moved to St Paul.
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Willian
St Paul
Ian
Eocouttad
Clarelandde Witel
Seagine Guxzy
Nour
Brider
Notter
J Richardson
Fey
Pstabrook
Schoreder
Netter
Phomix Chair Company
Flw
Scott
Dtentor
Winepee
TE Wilson
Winnipee
St. Paul
Currell
Ottawa
Cusimitta
Court
Quiche
Imperial Limited
CPR
Chas, Wilson
Vancouver
Uas
Colahia Cabinet
Attera Reat
Northern
Winnipingatta
New York Sun
Alisha
Teres
Port Arthur and Manchuria Policy Debate Angle
A London Times correspondent reflects on the war policies and the costly occupation of Port Arthur and Manchuria. The piece questions the value of the blood shed and the rationale behind ice and port improvements amid ongoing military strains.
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London
St. Petersburg
Magia
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Pactic
Puluy
Canada’s Trade Balance in Four Months of 1902
Imports totaled $5,918,715 over the four months ending October 1902, signaling brisk manufacturing activity as domestic exports rose to $2,150, being offset by gains in certain sectors. Increases include $1,121,703, while declines occurred in forest, fisheries, and miscellaneous product categories.
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Canaia
Grain display slated at St Louis World’s Fair shows
Ontario and Canada preparations promise a grand grains showcase at the St Louis exposition while U S. interest grows. Del Val reports receipt of a papal hat by Pope Pius X. A Chicago street railway strike has halted motormen and conductors. Winnipeg police ended a festive event as crowds dispersed.
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Canada
St. Louis
Prothonotary McDonald Beaten After Attempted Morphine Poisoning
A well known prothonotary, John McDonald of Portege la Preire, was found after taking eight grains of morphine in a suicide bid. Doctors pumped the stomach and used castor oil and strychnine as antidotes. McDonald was kept awake for hours with restraining exercise, then returned home bruised but believed to recover. He had not eaten for a week and faces a perilous convalescence.
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John McDonald
Portege la Preire
MeDo Town
McDonald
Euitebee
Elling
English Crop Failure Causes Widespread Panic in Britain
A dated letter from October 4 laments severe potato crop losses across Britain due to persistent rain and poor weather. It notes ruinous harvests, ruined fruit crops, and a failing potato span, hitting rural workers and the poor hardest while factories face foreign competition and shipping strains. The correspondent fears a severe economic setback for Britain.
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Pawell
Thooms Gil
Winnipes
Ervat
Britain
Gold Plated Chin Report Ignites Medical Curiosity
An unusual operation on Soret by Meredith Jena at Fort Snelling Minnesota is described. Jones of a horse battery was badly injured when struck by his horse, with facial and skull trauma. Doctors report gold plated reconstruction, warning of possible disfigurement and speech impediment for Soret and Jones.
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Soret
Meredith Jena
Fort Snelling
Minn
Jones
State University
Seret. Jones
High Feeling Seethes As Boundary Award Arouses
A crowd in Vancouver reacts to the Boundary Award with strong public sentiment. Expressions of dissent surge through the theater as stage and gallery voices clash over the singing of The Star Spangled Banner, ending with the curtain falling amid fog and loud protests.
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United States
Cheng West
Fragmented Canadian Briefs Sketch Strikes and Deaths
The item lists varied notices including a Winnipeg laborer found dead in a barn, railway strike developments, immigration returns for ten months totaling twelve, and bank clearings surging to a record week of 7 192 000. It mentions John Clark becoming pastor in Calgary Know church, a 13 year old Wille Stuthard found mashed in CTR yards, and dredge burst fatalities alongside efforts to avert strikes across Colorado New Mexico and Proning.
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H Lajete
Esi
Han
Lextpane
John Ahlan
Winnipeg
Wille Stuthard
Warner i
Wide World Outlines Turbulent Global News Fragments
A jumble of reports from across the globe notes Jamaica on price shifts, Canadian and American affairs, and unrest. Winnipeg, Ottawa, and Port William figures appear among rail, commerce, and political notes with various incidents and policy mentions.
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Thos. P. Watson
Col. Wrytarcay
Hidgatown
John Wo Me Serie
Howard Township
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Michel Doherty
HW Hursell
John Pevdach
Azed Geven
Udgotdwi McKenzie
S' Sku
Yong Sun
Trnton
Fort Willam
Lake Port
Myer
Ontario
Feative Dany
Ortar
Teo
Mlete
Ithene Arpad
Hig
Law
Colorado
New Mexico
Jamacians
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Atteva
Alaska
Ohio State University
New Republic of Pya
Nom
Emperor Wallan
President House
Dominion
Capitals
Lyone
France
Port Williaus
Mottreal
Tt Wun
Mae Nalison
Grand Forks
IB. Co
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Dominion Transportation Commie
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