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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 19, 1905

Page

7

Late Senator D Wark in His 102nd Year and Career

The obituary recalls David Wark born Feb 19 1804 in Londonderry Ireland who settled in New Brunswick and pursued politics from 1842 in the Assembly then the Legislative Council. He witnessed Confederation, served four administrations, and remained in the Upper House until his death, the last remaining member from Confederation era. He was a Liberal, a devout abstainer, and known as a “big little man” with a measured diet and long public service.

David Wark Londonderry Ireland New Brunswick Mr. Wark Legislative Council Wark Confederation Miller Red Chamber J.C. Aikins Boucher de Boucherville Alexander Vida Peter McLaren J R Gowan Aikins Vidal Gowan Cief County of Simcoe

Million Cases Of Salmon Packed In British Columbia

British Columbia reports about one million cases of salmon packed this season. Fraser River accounts for 600,000 while Naas Skeena and Puget Sound regions contribute 400,000 to 700,000 cases. Commissioner Babcock blames low water and reduced fresh-water flow for weaker US-side catches and notes hatcheries may be boosted to support future runs.

British Columbia Fraser River Naas Skeena Puget Sound United States Pacific Dominion P. Babcock Fraser Babcock Sacramento Columbia Canada Washington L Missioner Babcock Beton Lake Harrison Lake Burkenhead Shuswap Hatchery Bon Accord Lakelae Owekagno Rivers Inlet Jumbia Packers’ Association Alert Bay

St Mary's Needle A Norway Stone Pillar Prophesied End

A Norway tradition centers on a natural stone pillar near Augvaldsnals church on Karmeen Island. About twenty two feet tall, it leans toward the church wall and villagers, including the minister, fear when the tip finally rests against the wall the world will end. The column is known as St Marys Needle and has been chipped down to avoid catastrophe.

Norway Augvaldsnals Karmeen Island St. Mary's Needle

Peace Day Dinner Honors South African War Veterans

Lord Kitchener continues a yearly Peace day dinner to mark the war's end inviting officers who served in South Africa and who are now in India to this year's May 31 celebration at St Simia.

Lord Kitchener South Africa India St Simia

Professor Spencer Studies Niagara Gorge Theory at Falls

Prof Spencer of Washington DC seen at Niagara Falls pursuing a long debated theory about an ancient river gorge from the Whirlpool to St Davids. He aims to confirm if glacial fill formed a prior channel and plans test holes along the route to record depths from wells and excavations.

Niagara Spencer Washington, D. C Niagara Falls Quest St David's Queenston St. David's Tock Davida

Absent-Minded Canadian Returns Home Missing His Mother

A tale of a Canadian man who travels to town with precise business but, convinced he has forgotten something, searches his pocketbook three times on the way home. He arrives to be greeted by his daughter who jokes about where he left his mother, in a humorous village voice.

Pail Mall Gazette Biand Poland

Japanese War Bonds and the Empire s Financial Leverage

A profile praising Japan s wartime finance credits, highlighting a Harvard-educated baron as a key figure in securing two friendly creditors, amid British and U.S. loan competition. The piece notes his polished demeanor, Harvard doctorate, and service as Minister of Justice, plus ties to Prince Fushimi and the Mikado.

U.S Baron Harvard University Japan Eliot United States See Prince Fushim Wifch

New Motor Boat Sets Speed Record Claims Fast Fifty

The Den, Herreshoff’s watercraft, aims at forty to fifty miles per hour. Barred by cautious testing, Charles F. Herreshoff Jr asserts a top pace of about forty mph, with the craft touted as a modern speed leader beyond earlier whitewater designs. An unseen spin yielded speeds exceeding forty during trials.

Herreshoft Herreshoffs Charles F. Herreshoff, Jr

The Yellow Peril Myth and Japan Russia War View

Baron Komura argues the yellow peril is European imagination and predicts global gains from the Russo-Japanese War. He praises Japan for justice, clean public service, and simple living aiding war success and forecasts better US, England, and European ties with Japan. He notes humane treatment of prisoners and improved relations ahead.

Europe Baron Komura Japan China Rusela Russia United States England

Woman and lover quarrel over courting in parlor

Readable fragment shows a determined young woman accusing the lover of neglect while he resists. She insists she won’t sit alone in the parlor, and he replies uncertainly, prompting a tense exchange about their relationship dynamics.

Yung

Financier Ex-MP Hugh Watt Arrested for Murder Plot

London police court heard Hugh Watt former Glasgow Camlachie MP offered detective 25 000 to lure his ex wife to Watt's flat for chloroform murder. Chloroform and peppermint found at his apartments. Watt remanded for trial with 3000 bail.

London Hugh Watt Camlachie Glasgow Marshall A. London Watt

Old Laws Reset and A Pair in the Hand

Fragmentary line of aphorisms and maxims referencing experience, desire, and wisdom. Appears as a collage of phrases with unclear context or source attribution, including mentions of tob y bliss and a proverb about a pair under uncertain author.

Toby Bliss

The Uligant Threat Under Czarist Russia Explored

A long exposé describes the Uligant, a new underworld in the Russian Empire, feared by authorities and civilians. It portrays the autocracy’s terror, Peterhof defenses, and urban rookeries where Uligant plan robberies and murders. A factory owner is murdered after resisting extortion by masked men linked to the group. The piece notes widespread unrest, police inaction, and tax and rent evasion amid Polish upheaval and social strain.

Russia Nicholas HL Peterhof Bisinh

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