29 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
1
The Medicine Hat Daily News lists contact details for its offices in Medicine Hat Alberta. It provides telephone numbers for the business office and City Centre office and notes the date Thursday September 29 1910.
Detective Gray pursues a blood stained blanket found at a local livery stable amid Lizzie Anderson's murder inquiry. A post mortem report is expected October 7. In London, Frank Horsey Baltimore Md is held on vagrancy charges as a possible suspect after a diary entry reading Goodbye dear killed.
The Reverend James Barclay resigned as pastor of St. Pauls Presbyterian Church in Montreal with the congregation expressing regrets. Rev Dr Fraser was named Moderator of the Session and will declare the pastorate vacant next Sunday. Barclay becomes pastor emeritus and will continue to officiate until the end of October.
In Halifax on Sept 29 the Lieut Governor Fraser is to be buried at New Glasgow at 3 o clock in a simple service per his wish. Attending will be Attorney General McLean Hon C Chisholm and Cabinet members. Federal House representation and many prominent individuals are expected.
Hon J B Holland a longtime Legislative Council member and Bank of Hochelaga director was elected president of the bank yesterday, succeeding the late F X St Charles. The announcement came from Montreal authorities and marks a change in leadership at the institution.
A historical overview outlines hay quality factors in alfalfa production, seed harvest timing, and methods to renew old stands. It covers the role of leaves, curing, seed pod maturity, and insect pollination, plus practical field trials in Colorado and neighboring states.
Herbert Rex, a worker at a Winnipeg glass plant, was severely shocked when electrical wires crossed on a machine. He could not free himself until coworkers pulled him away after a short delay. He was rushed to hospital in a weak condition but expected to recover.
In Toronto on September 29, two men who gave New York addresses were charged with selling New York papers containing betting information. Magistrate Denison ordered them out of the country. The charge stems from the Miller Act.
Mrs EB G Gwynne wife of Morice merchant was found drowned returning from a visit to her brother at Kim Sees in Moyle Lake near Nelson British Columbia on September 29.
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