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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 29, 1913

Page

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Conflicting Reports on Revolt in China and Yuan Shi Kai Era

London dispatches discuss the fragile loyalty of southern provinces to the government of Yuan Shi Kai. CorrespOndents note potential defections, northern resistance, and mobilizations from Amoy to Nanking as Hu Nan secedes and forces concentrate along Hu Pen.

London Times Yuan Shi Kai Canton Risig Ham River Hu’ Pebris Wo Chang Peking Daily _ Telegraph Nanking Amoy China Fo. Flen Wu Sung Chow Nan Hunan Porder Ris Wu Crange

Urkstrun Trains Through Adrianople to the Holy City

A cryptic dispatch mentions Urkstrun and trains to Adrianople and Constantinople dated July 29. The report references the heir apparent and a Selimineh Mosque in the Holy City with unclear surrounding context.

Constantinople Geiane Selimineh Tin Holy City

Protests Over Yankee Flag Posters Stir Saskatoon

In Saskatoon on July 28 protests erupted as posters around the city displayed a Stars and Stripes banner. After a consultation a man began removing the flag posters and calm returned among the protesters who had voiced anger at the display.

Saskatoon Fair Board

Quiet Reigns As Prisoners Leave Sing Sing for Auburn

Ossining July 29 Convict squad No 2 a double line of sixty prisoners in prison garb left Sing Sing for Auburn amid cheers. Twelve armed keepers led the procession, prisoners chained wrist and ankle but waving caps to photographers. Warden Clancy believes removal may quell defiance after fires and insubordination.

Ossining Auburn Clancy

Trial for Atzon on attempted murder charges in Manor

Lloyd Atzon faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Richardson on two counts of unlawfully attempting to murder Leon ard Warren on July 16 and a separate incident involving CG Bennison. Witnesses described the assault, injuries, and the recovery of a rifle stock and whiffletree. Atzon was remanded for trial.

Atz Bennison Gradewell Bluf Atz Cams Wildsman Wauhopes

Court Martial Secrecy Hovers Over Case

Secrecy surrounds a court martial as proceedings and details remain undisclosed. The case appears to have ongoing delays and limited public access, raising questions about transparency and trial timelines.

Firemen's Conclave Shines in Toledo Parade

Toledo hosts a three day conclave with fire fighting and life saving demonstrations. A parade will showcase progress from hand tubs to motorized pumps and trucks, with participants from northern Ohio and neighboring states.

Toledo Ohio

Arctic voyage crews await Karluk and Mary Sach near Herschel Island

Stefansson reports from Teller Alaska that the Karluk and Mary Sach sailed from Port Clarence around midnight Saturday. Fifteen scientists and 22 crew aboard, with two years of outfit ready. Alaska and Mary Sach expected to be heard from twice yearly, in October and January, via whalers and mounted police.

Teller Alaska Nome Seattle Port Clarence Herschel Island Whalera Behring Straits Dawson

Acadia sails for Hudson Bay amid ship damage reports

Halifax reports the survey ship Acadia departed for Hudson Bay with Captain Anderson aboard from the Ottawa Survey Department. The steamer Boothic at North Sydney is badly damaged and may require Halifax repairs. Seat may file salvage claim for Boothic incident. Captain Marley disputes the assist tally in the final pull. Washington notes an investigation into Mexican condition and a joint congress committee proposal prompted by R P Stevens of Texas.

Halifax Acadia Hudson Bay Anderson Survey Department Ottawa Boethic North Sydney Boothic Marley Washington Mexico Joint Congress R. P. Stevens Texas

Vessel Collision Halves Lady of Cuspe Near Cape La Magdalene

In heavy fog off Cape La Magdalene the 8.8 Crown of Cordova rammed the Lady of Cuspe, slicing her in two. All 200 passengers were saved by Crown of Cordova’s crew and Messrs J G Malone and Co, who arrived with two small steamers and beached the vessel.

Que

Crown of Cordova Sinks Boats After Collision With Lady of Gaspe

Gaspe Que on July 29 Crown of Cordova and Lady of Gaspe collided forcing all boats to be lowered and passengers shuttled to shore. The Lady of Gaspe lies beached in six feet of water while Crown of Cordova heads to Quebec for repairs. Authorities suspect heavy fog and strong current caused the accident after the Lady of Gaspe anchored.

Gaspe, Que Crown of Cordova Campbell

Progressive Republicans Rebel Over Tariff Substitutes

In Washington on July 29 a rift opened within the Republican ranks as nearly a dozen Progressive Republicans held conferences to craft sub schedules for the tariff. Led by Senators La Follette and Cummins, the group seeks options to oppose Senator Smoots Woollen tariff substitute, which was prepared earlier and tied to the Democratic measure from the finance committee.

Washington LaFollette Cummins Theelief Smoot Finance Committee Repub

Great Northern Fast Mail Wreck Near Rock Hill Two Die

The Great Northern fast mail train No 27 Westbound derailed east of Rock Hill Montana killing engineer Peck L Morcum and fireman Carl Smith both Wahbefish and injuring Express Messenger Lamb who is expected to recover. Cause of the crash is not yet known. The engine left the rails and a mall car piled on it.

Whitefish Mont Great Northern Rock Hill Peck L. Morcum Carl Smith Wahbefish Lamb

Forty Thousand Men to Harvest Prairie Crops

In Winnipeg on July 29 representatives from provincial governments and three transcontinental railroads agreed that forty thousand men from the East will be required to harvest the prairie crops. Estimates show enough workers in the west already, with about seven to eight thousand more ready to go if the harvest is ripe.

Winnipeg Prairie Provinces Medicine Hat Fire Department Victoria B. G Gus Pingle Gom Johnston Walter Huckvale Dy. Hargrave Dawson McLean Bu ‘Marshall Less -Keller Yoagelt Martin Alp Burns Elie Tee Wi Treland Rapiel Wiilliams Ginther Lae Cocking Bennett Pees Fleming Lowes & Go N. Perrill Greaery Grace Sewell Tark T

Athabasca Election Nears With Two Main Candidates

The Athabasca seat campaign ends as voters prepare to go to the polls tomorrow. Conservative candidate Mayor James Wood faces Liberal standard-bearer A G Mackay, once a Liberal leader in Ontario, after moving west.

Edmonton Alta Athabasca James Wood A. G. Aluckay Mackay Liberal Party Ontario

Toronto Woman Drowned in Muskoka Canoe Accident

Mrs Thomas L Seaton of Toronto drowned in Moon River Muskoka Ont while out in a canoe with her 12 year old son. The craft tipped and her son was rescued by the father on shore but she died in the water.

Toronto Thomas L. Seaton iIn Moon River Muskoka

Mines Reopen At Calumet After Copper Strike Turmoil

Calumet Michigan July 29 More mine pumps began removing water from shafts closed by the copper miners strike. Troops guard non union workers as Calumet and Hecla operations resume at key lodes where water had risen fastest. Militia maneuvers accompany the reopening amid sheriff Heptig's demand to withdraw troops.

Calumet Mich Hecla Hte John’ Heptig Keweeraw County Abbey

NEWS PAPER FUND DRIVE SPRINT NEARS GOAL

A local drive for newspaper funding asks supporters to contribute 25 more dollars to reach the goal. Organizers urge swift donations to keep daily publication timely. Community members and volunteers coordinate collection efforts at the press office and during events.

Suffragettes Charge Lady Sybil Released Over Position

Brandon report says A Turner to be freed tomorrow after 14 days for vagrancy but to be re arrested on arrival of an officer from Edmonton on charges of obtaining money by false pretences in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Daughter of the Earl of Antrim and niece of Karl Grey mentioned in the prison note.

Sybil Brandon A. Turner Edmonton Turner Saskatchewan Alberta fKarl Ff Antrim Thei Karl Grey

Portuguese Outbreak Looms With Revolutionary Activity

From Portugal via the Spanish frontier reports say a vast movement in Lisbon and Oporto may erupt at any moment. Last night serious fighting occurred in various places as troops repelled revolutionaries attempting to release prisoners at the 18th Infantry barracks in Lisbon.

Paris Portugal Lisbon Oporto Associated Press

Quebec vessel runs aground on Isle d Orleans in fog

The Lake Manitoba ran aground on the Isle d Orleans in thick fog last night. The ship stove in some narrow plates and began leaking badly. It is now anchored at the site.

Quebec Lake Manitoba Isle d’ Orleans

Doctor Watt Jumps From Third Floor of St Josephs

Victoria July 28. While suffering temporary melancholy Dr Watt superintendent of William Head quarantine station jumped from a third story window of St Josephs hospital early Sunday morning and was killed. Dr Watt, earlier admitted for neas tharia, had a fractured skull and other injuries. his only brother Herbert died recently and his eldest son Ernest was ill in Toronto.

Victoria Asts. Watt William Head St.’ Joseph's Hospital RB. L. “Fraser Watt Neastharia Herbert Ernest Toronto

Cincinnati Charter Election Sparks Debate Over Reforms

Readers debate a proposed Cincinnati charter overhaul with expected reforms. The ballot question centers on broad changes and potential governance implications for the city.

Suffragette Clash in Piccadilly as Annie Kenney Arrested

In London a police suffragette fight erupted during Annie Kenney’s arrest in Piccadilly Circus after leaving a meeting of the Women’s Social and Political Union at the Pavilion Theatre. Miss Kenney wore a different hat and coat on exit. police forced her into a taxi amid scuffles with protesters. Mrs Pankhurst appeared on stage in an invalid chair and spoke about a suffragette reserve fund amid the disturbance.

Mrs. Marshall Annie Kenney London Piccadilly Circus Miss Kenney Women's Social and Political Union Pavilion Theatre Nea Prisonment Ases Pethiel Sybil Smit

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