Minnesota Tornado Destroys St Charles and Surrounding Towns
A severe cyclone swept through Minnesota and Wisconsin causing extensive destruction. St Charles and nearby villages suffered major losses including homes, churches, and businesses. many injured, several killed, and aid rushed to the stricken area. Widespread damage disrupted telegraph lines and transport. communities across the region mobilized to assist survivors.
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St .Rarien
St. Charles
Minnesota
Fourtals
St Charles
Winonacoa
Twin Cities
Twins
Chicago
Lacrosse
Wis
Get
Independence
Wise
Oshheah
Marquette
Mich
Lake Gogebic
Ewen
Waupaca
Almond
Two bodies found in Lake Winnipeg near Hnausa
The recovered bodies near Hnausa are believed to be part of the missionary party that disappeared during the Sept 12 storm. Rev JA Mc Laughlin, his Indian guide, six Indian children, and an entry into Brandon were last seen at Sevens settlement before the storm. locals say the bodies match the missing group and news travels slowly from the north shore.
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Lake Winnipeg
Hnausa
Mt Ie
JA. McLaughlin
Berens River
Brandon
McTaughtin
Joseph Semmens
Selkith
Stephen Shardson
Baldwin Johnson
Theody
Sigurdson
Lake Winnipee
McLaughlin
Peoria
Great Car Shortage Dispatch From Chicago October 8
A Chicago dispatch dated October 8 reports a nationwide railcar shortage the greatest in history. Railroads cannot accept all traffic as orders for new equipment surged in the last year. Lake Shore Vice-President W. C. Brows says the line needs 1,500 box cars daily. Others with larger mileage require even more cars for immediate use.
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Chicago
Ibe
Woc Brows
Lake Shore
Sharplere
Lignite and gypsum finds spark north Ontario expedition
A Moose Factory report from July 7 notes Thomas Bell leading a Bureau of Mines expedition into northern Ontario. Finds include a thick Soweska lignite bed mirroring outcrop width, extensive gypsum beds along the Moose and Wabiskai rivers, and high quality clay, with potential regional value and future manufacturing possibilities.
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Thos. Wo Gitson
Bureau of Mines
Moose
JM Bell
Ontario
del Holes
Somesha
Borrom
Bell
Roosevelt Escape Stuns White House Intruder X-Police Action
Washington Oct 6 reports say an intruder named Elliott tried to shoot President Roosevelt at the White House. Officer Cissell disarmed him after a struggle. Elliott and the officer suffered injuries. Elliott suspected of mental imbalance. police investigate his home and kin. In Minneapolis police note two Peter Elliotts listed in a directory, casting doubt on the attacker’s identity.
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Washington
Whit House
Pulleemas
Meter Telllett
Minneapolis
White House
Filiott
Elliott
Cissell
Usher Thomas
Stone
Olver Parker
Eliott
Cisse
Peter Elliotts
Peter C. Elliott
Peter P. Elliott
Peter Kit
Peter Filiott
Cedar Avenue
Tnus
Roosevelt
Rev F Swindiehurst
Eskillo
Rupert's House
Hindson's Bay
Andre
News in Brief from Ottawa to Winnipeg and Beyond
A disjointed daily update covers events from Ottawa to Winnipeg including a Supreme Court appointment, tax orders for foreigners, and a state funeral in Wilton. It notes CPR wage demands, grain crop losses, and a Salvation Army settler program, alongside political speeches in Glasgow and Winnipeg police actions.
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Montreal
Killain
Supreme Court
Ottawa
Castro
Herbert
Wilton
Englan
Gray
Beausejour
Unscrambled Fragments Describe Rustic Cast Concepts
Fragmentary OCR hints at rustic themes and "taferas" with references to heroic efforts and foregrounded material. Names, dates, and clear events are absent, leaving a cryptic note on a production or text about rustic presentation and cast elements.
Canada and Britain trade talks amid tariff debates
British cables discuss industrial policy and tariffs with Canada, noting protectionist views and potential harm from a customs war. Reports cover Chamberlain resignations, Canadian wheat and flour trade, Saxony duties, and a Belfast turbine contract amid cabinet crisis rumors.
Mob attack at St Louis church leads to cavalry charge
Report describes anti clerical protesters breaking a cordon near the church of St Louis and attempting arson before cavalry dispersed them. A second mob gathered at 10 o clock throwing stones at troops who again charged. Officials claim 20 disturbances occurred.
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St Louis
News Notes From The North American Newspapers
Reports of storms at sea near Austra Lighthouse and Port An thr, grain yields and wheat prices, and a range of political, criminal, and industrial items. Elections in British Columbia return Conservatives and Socialists, bodies found near Lake Winnipeg raise murder-suspicion, a Peoria distillery explosion, laborer deaths in Pacific sands, and a Winnipeg trainman incident. Canada seeks Japan trade gains. oil company fraud, aerial navigation claims, and railway department updates appear alongside government resignations and corporate legal actions.
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GT Rts
Highhlight
Austra Lighthouse
Port An
Wah
van Horne
Tara
Ant Schuh
Lake Mees
Coluntia
Henry Howard
Hague
Japan
Cora
Willard
Canada
Kenedy
Cid Jour Dheed
Tiadlfun
Celvinson Dairy
Ruddick
Anott
Fort
Winnipeg
Ree J. A. McLach
Lake Winnipeg
Dominion Oil Co
Chath Ont
Mack Lake Winnipes
Frederick Prufoot
Winnipes
Brever
Black Island
Jules Verne
CPR
Gladstone Tast
Calgary
Sir Sanford Fleming
Emerson FE
Clouston
Back of
Montreal
Ioint
Russia
Austria
Macedonia
Duke of Devonshire
Western grain slowdown hits St Lawrence transport fleet
Transport firms on the St Lawrence and across the West cut back barge operations for the remainder of the season as grain shipments lag. Wheat arrivals to Montreal total about 800,000 bushels versus a year’s 1.5 million, with steamers kept running while barges are laid up.
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St Lawrence
Montreal
News in Brief Quietly Shifts Through City and Empire
A scrambled digest notes Sir Thomas Lipton seeking reads, Dawson’s best turn, and Gladstone’s tire of pressure. Winnipeg announces a new six storey warehouse. Vancouver and Brandon report deaths and civic meetings. BC and South Africa trade outlooks loom, while Dominion revenue nears 15 million. Ottawa hosts Donald Cup tribute, Can Canadian Manufacturers meet in Winnipeg, and Montreal faces disease related import restrictions. Senate debates northern needs as rain floods New York area and King Edward honors colonial troops.
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Thomas Lipton
John Moties
Gladstone
Winnipeg
W. J. Cleverly
Brandon
Ogilvie Mills Co
Monteval
Mavor Carthew
Fis Dameter
United Garment Workers Uni
St Jon
South Africa
Canada
Dominion
Ie. Selo
Ottawa
Asser Fatiog Mitalevs
Whyte
CPI
Sleereine
Tata
Wario
Montreal
Senate
Danini
France
Great Britain
Far East
New York
Countes
Col. Frans, CB
King Edward
Tour Africa
Canadian Wheat Debate Silences and Trade Paths
A British report quotes Government Commercial Agent Bell of Birmingham advising Canada to limit shipments to elite markets and favor interior towns through Dublin, not via Liverpool London or Bristol, amid debates on Imperial trade routes. The piece cites American farmer influx, Californian grain, and Kipling as broader context, noting Times letters from Tarr colonists and readers returning home.
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Bell
Birmingham
Liverpool
London
Bristol
Novel Entry by Ae Fsherscow at the Printer Works
The creature wandered late to the front office of the printer and moved into the Works. It encountered Sedgast wedged between the printing press and the paper gate machine. It took a long time for the printer to free itself from the odd form.
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GTR
Nils Hick
St. Paul
Winnipeg Marcuss
Sprin
FW Thompson
O. Mills Con
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Ps Eng
Sfaude
Alfred Moldwin
MUP
Workheyter Conservayee Association
Est Ashley
Toronto University
Mr Rail
Sass
Great Tritain
T At Milling Co
Chatham
Ont
Standard
Rowland
Malfour
Mr. Chamberlain
Yes Nation
the Times
Septober 14
Chamberlain
Allan Live Company
Belfast
Vince
Duke of Devanshire
Councl
Stleget
Matfour
Ofial
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Pacific Sands
Los At
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Spany
Speyer Co
el Herbert
United States
Davos Platz
Switzerland
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India
Aman
Meay Kentern
Dawson
Tocer
Cenowe
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de Apps
Canute
Kipling
Times
Tarr
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