Canadian News. Lived Under Several Rulers
Mary Aird relict of the late William Barry died at 55 Duke Street Montreal aged 106 years six months. Born in County Derry Ireland in 1798 she emigrated to the United States at 14 then moved to Montreal where she resided ever since. Her husband William Barry was a gardener for Sir Hugh Allan for forty years. Survived by three of twelve children James Barry Meeney and Mrs Shorvers. pension continued to the widow.
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Mary Aird
Wiliam Barry
Duke Street
Montreal
George TH
Great Briin
Ireland
George George IV
William IV
Victoria
Edward VII
County Derry
United States
Monreal
Wil Barry
Hugh Allan
James Barry
Ased Meeney
Mrs Shorvers Dents
Now Acquitted of Father's Murder in Saskatoon Trial
A boy, aged eleven, was acquitted in Saskatoon at Hosthorn on June 14 before Judge Prendergast in the case of Monard Stewart charged with murdering his father Alferd Stewart at Fagle Wills last June 20. The defense said the father attacked the daughter with an axe. the boy fired to defend himself. The jury found justifiable homicide. Crown prosecutor Ture grand Smith presented the case.
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Arcinns
Hosthorn
NW. T
Prendergast
Monard Stewart
Alferd Stewart
Fagle Wills
Saskatoon
Stewart
Grand Smith
Saskatoon de- Ende
Substantial Increase in Bank Clearings Across Regions
Bank clearings for the week ending Nov 1 show Montreal up 11.0 percent to 828,040,627, Toronto up 17.4 percent to 5,135,244,205, Victoria BC up 26.0 percent to 1,006,411, Quebec up 3.1 percent to 2022.60, London Ontario up 12.5 percent to 1,200,602, Saint John down 17.4 percent to 821,215, and other towns posting mixed gains and declines as compiled by Bradstreet. Also noted: McGill to confer LL.D. on Bari Grey, a plan not yet dated. Another item reports a 13-year-old in Sault Ste Marie accused of check forgery, dubbed a local wonder by officers. Tobacco crop in South Essex totals about 5,000,000 pounds with fine cured leaf and expected higher prices. The McConkey will probate granted in Toronto despite a son's opposition.
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Montreal
Toronto
Sis
Quebec
London
St John
Victoria
B.C
Wonder Samuel
Holowitch
Sault Ste Marie
Park Rot Sassreetot Iie Secapeat
Grain Market Fluctuations Press Wheat Prices
Market report details wheat prices and supply shifts across North American and international markets. Highlights include visible supply increases, cash demand fluctuations, and price changes for Northern futures, with notes on weather impacts and shipping receipts at Fort William and Port Arthur.
Toronto Union Station to Be Finest Building in Canada
Projected cost at three million dollars or more, as reported to the architects preparing plans. The union station in Toronto aims to be the finest building in Canada, with Telcost expected to render or exceed the stated figure.
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Konto Union Statiq
Union Station
Toronto Sto
Canada
Telcost
Passenger agent Notman dies on train to Toronto
Renee Notman a passenger agent of the Canadian Pacific railway died on the train near Albuquerque New Mexico while traveling from Los Angeles to Toronto. Born in Toronto in 1870 he had gone to California for health reasons and was accompanied by five sons who reside in Toronto.
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Algae
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Los Angeles
Albenquerque
New Mexico
California
Mr. Notman
Local heroine dies after horse collision in Montreal
Miss Sarah Paquon a Norse girl of 44% Claremont Montreal was with a boy when he darted into the road. A horse driven by Pred Boul ton swerved to avoid him at St James Hotel. She attempted to shield the child but was struck and died from an concussion shortly after.
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Sarah Paquon
Claremont Montreal
Pred Boulton
St. James Hotel
Warning Issued Against Intellectual Arisecism at Toronto College
A notice warns Wyelitte College students at Toronto against intellectual arisecism. It argues intellectualism alone cannot solve the country’s issues, praising ordinary, plodding men and women who built the nation and noting many may have limited training or modest intelligence.
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Ratcomer
Matrlax
Wyelitte College
Toronto
Cotter
Factory Fire Destroys Rat Portal Lumber Plant at Brandon
A fierce blaze in Teandon Tuesday evening destroyed the Rat Portal Lumber Company sash and door factory, total loss despite a heavy firefight. Firefighters saved adjacent lumber yards. the origin is believed incendiary with a second morning fire at Kosser avenue and Sixth street causing further damage. The extent of insurance remains unknown and details are scarce. Meanwhile Canadian sales for the Mish company face a slump under a tariff clause. The Canada plant in Montreal lays plans to keep Canadian customers and seeks new factory sites, with Hamilton or Toronto options under consideration.
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Brandon
Rat Portal Lumber Company
Teandon
Lailding
Cormr
Kosser Avenue
Sixth Street
Onty
MIG
Po Canada
Montreal
Hhe Company
Glatsport
Fem
Fast Canada
Tro
Ane & Harvest Tool Company
Cote St. Paul
Dundas
Ennumes
Fopor
Etween
Hamilton
Tos Fonte
Flour and Wheat Prices Edge Lower in Eastern Markets
Market notes show softer wheat demand and price cutting in Eastern markets. Tow grade sale demand rising for Oriental buyers, while local and milled oats and barley move firmer. mill screening chop prices lift, but export prospects remain unsatisfactory for shippers.
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Manitoba
Milford
British Columbia
St Millers
Pacific Coast
Fort William
Corinthians Manager Plans Canadian Tour Next Summer
A Parker of London England manager of the Corinthian Association football team, considered England's best, visited Montreal and Ottawa seeking dates for matches and a Canada tour next summer. The trip could cost 6000 dollars with Ottawa asked to guarantee 3000. He then intends to travel west to Toro and Winnipes.
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A. Parker
London
England
Corinthian Association
Montreal
Ottawa
Canada
Corinthians
Toro
Winnipes
Sequel to Heartless Hoax Despatch from Hamilton
A dubious message from Hamilton claims Harry Watson of this city received a hoax dispatch from London about a brotherly tragedy. The story recounts payments for a casket and misled Watson to a hospital, while Watson’s brother’s remains were reportedly found elsewhere.
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Hamilton
Harry Watson
Harry Wasson
Hemutton
London
Watson
Kot
Watton
Victoria
Tie Brother
Kuroki Death Reported in Manchuria War
Moscow dispatches confirm General Kuroki was killed by a shell near Liao Yang on October 4. The loss weakens Japan’s army, with Nodzu likely to lead operations as Kuroki’s long service and bold strategy are noted. Peace prospects and Russian offers of arbitration surface amid port city distress reports.
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St Petersburg
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Associated Press
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Japan
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Liao
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Baron Hayashi
Port Arthur
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Manchuria
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Alexandra Hs
African State Department
Toronto to Expropriate Street Railway
On the mayor's suggestion Toronto plans to decide at the next Board of Control meeting whether the Legislature should grant power to expropriate the street railway. The action aims to acquire the street railway system to control transit. The wording indicates the proposal is in early discussion stages and may require legislative authorization.
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Toronto
Cearmen Street Railway
Seedless and Blossomless Apple Report From Grand Junction
A correspondent reports the seedless apple creation by John F. Spencer of Grand Junction in Mesa County. He produced budded trees from seedless fruit, with 2000 trees now growing, and a blossomless variety offering frost protection. The Chinese apple is described as a distinct fruit with a honeyed taste, similar in size to a Jonathan.
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Mesa
Erites
Gi Humetlon
John F. Spencer
Grand Junction
Spence
Spencer
Tooks
Jonathan
Matrimonial Ad Fraud Convicts Minnesota Man
A Fergus Falls dispatch reports John Amundson of Mentor pled guilty to using the mails for fraudulent purposes in a matrimonial deception. He posed as a wealthy widower, asked a California bachelor for eighty one dollars to pay travel, and admitted writing the plea after a poverty laden tale. He received six months in jail and a fifty dollar fine.
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Minn
John Amundson
Mentor
California
Annundson
Wishal
Los Angeles
Amundson
Crookston
New York City Fans Ready for Madison Square Garden Race
The big indoor cycle event at Madison Square Garden runs December 3 to 10 with top cycling stars from nearly a dozen countries. The opening night features short races and a band concert as spectators await the long endurance race for glory and cash.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Garden
Eyele Track
Vermont Senator Proposes Cash and Home Gift for Teachers
Senator Hedfield Proctor of Bute fard Vermont announces a plan to donate 10000 dollars in cash and a house in Rutland where he was born for an indigent and worthy public school teachers home. He says this will combine with twenty thousand six hundred dollars left by Tuey Rugules in care of Charles H Ageistant secretary of Navy and expect further state appropriation to support the same purpose.
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Hedfield Proctor
Butefard
Rutland
Tess
Tuey Rugules
Charles HL Ageistant
Navy
American Nation Demands Reparations Over Caravan Raid
The American delegation in Constantinople has sent a note to the Porte seeking reparations for a recent attack near Aleppo on a caravan belonging to American Howe of MacAndrews & Forbes of Smyrna. Six caravan men were killed and a mule team captured. the advance includes restitution and preventive measures. In Newark New Jersey Judge Algernon T. Sweeney convicts Mrs Buela McCarron of professional mendicancy, sentencing a daily ten cent fine for two years and daily court appearance for payments.
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Porte
Aleppo
Howe
Macndrews & Fobes
Smyrna
Algernon T. Sweeney
Newark
S.J
Buela McCarron
Tetore Hin
Jerry Justice
McCarron
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