Likeness Reveals Hope as Dimsdale Heiress
Hope discovers a striking likeness between herself and a family portrait while Lady Dimsdale and Arthur unravel a possible ancestral connection. A hidden ring and a long buried name lead Hope to learn she is Rachel, the daughter of the Dimsdale line, linking her to Lady Dimsdale.
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Ae Hope
Hope
Arthur
Jove
Lady Dimsdale
Miss Smith
Dimsdale
Miles
James
Lambley
Miss Lambley
Lambleys
Denstone
Mother
Smith
Toronto Manitoba and Ontario grain prices across markets
Market roundup shows lively Manitoba and Ontario wheat and corn prices with No. 1 northern at 1.2034, No. 2 northern 1.174, No. 2 white 74c, No. 2 red 90c to 91c, and corn firm at 73c. Various cereals, beans, and dairy values are listed with national and local receipts.
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Toronto
Manitoba
Northern
Ontario
North Bay
B. Mills
Scarce Choice Cattle Supplying Toronto Market
In Toronto on March 31 exporters faced scarce choice cattle with generally fair quality. Prices ranged from 4.75 to 5.35 for exporters and 3.90 to 4.40 for export bulls. Picked butchers fetched up to 5.25, straight loads 4.50 to 4.90, and medium steers sold for what would have been prize stock last week. Good cows and veal calves also showed firm demand with higher bids. A note on the Mackenzie gold strike near Herschel Island and the Bank of Montreal's 97.95 purchase of one million pounds are also mentioned.
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Toronto
Pring Fut
Express Agent Robbed of One Thousand Dollar Parcel
A noon theft at Collingwood G T R station involved the Canadian Express Company parcel valued at one thousand dollars in one dollar bills sent to the Bank of Montreal. Agent L E Wright placed it on a truck then lost sight during rush duty. police failed to locate the thief as clues were pursued.
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Collingwood
Canadian Express Company
Bank of Montreal
Toronto
Express Company
L. E. Wright
Mr. Wright
Girl Played With Fire Fatal House Accident Near Huntsville
Viola Fletcher five year old daughter of W. J. Fletcher of Ravenscliffe near Huntsville died after her clothing caught fire around 5 o'clock Wednesday night. Her mother away milking cows, the girl ran home in flames. efforts to save her failed and she died about an hour later.
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Huntsville
Viola Fletcher
W. J. Fletcher
Ravenscliffe
Viola
Mary
Seven jailed for trafficking in governmental secrets in Pekin
A Pekin dispatch reports seven recently arrested men found guilty and sentenced to long terms for trafficking in state secrets. Natung and Liang Tun Yen of the Foreign Board served on the court. The conspiracy against the government appears widespread with thirty prisoners detained, and the police chief of the Forbidden City among them. More arrests are anticipated as spies and traitors are believed active in government service.
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Pekin
Natung
Liang Tun Yen
Foreign Board
Tragedy in Parrsboro as Smith fatally wounds Rector then suicides
Amherst despatch reports a Parrsboro butcher Lewis K. Smith shot James Rector at noon after a terse remark. Rector died within five minutes, Smith survived initial wound but cannot recover, condition critical. Local authorities investigate the double tragedy in Cumberland county.
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Halifax
N. S
Amherst
Parrsboro
Cumberland County
Lewis K. Smith
James Rector
Rector
Smith
Trading stamps with coffins in Chicago funerals
A Chicago despatch reports undertakers adopting a trading stamps system to boost business. A widow canceled a downtown order after being refused stamps, saying friends with deceased relatives had received them and she would shop elsewhere for stamps.
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Chicago
Immigration to Canada Likely Up From Last Year
Ottawa dispatch notes rising immigration to Canada in February and the year so far. United States arrivals up 6 percent versus January and February, with a notable share moving westward. Great Britain shows a smaller rise.
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Ottawa
Ays
Thabysnumals
United States
Janun
Jastor
Great Priza
Lyons
Earthquake and Fire Wipe Chilapa Guerrero
A dispatch from Mexico City reports Chilapa in Guerrero practically wiped off the map after an earthquake followed by fire. Estimates put deaths at 100 to 200 with about 2,000 injured. neighboring towns Costepes Conception and Telillile also destroyed. Telegraphs severed, communications limited to couriers en route to Mexico City.
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City of Mexico
Chilapa
Guerrero
Costepes
Conception
Telillile
Here
Mexico C'y
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Sierra Madre del Sur
Canadian News Briefs From Toronto Montreal Ottawa and More
Highlights from Canada and Britain include the C N R selling thirty townships this summer and the Canadian Northern planning similar sales. Centralized Wabash crews in St Thomes. May Day demo by Montreal Socialists. Temiskaming Railway spend reaches 12 177 784 dollars. Ontario liquor licenses cap proposed and challenged. Immigration from the U S rising. Quebec celebration impacts Nifgaura camp. Earl Dudley to Quebec teicentenary for Australia. Embargo on hemlock export under review. Breweries merger financing alleged in Ottawa. Counterfeit money hunt in Toronto. Edmonton Strathcona adopt Strowger phones. Prince Edward Island bans automobile use. Old age pensions bill in Nova Scotia. Montreal seeks direct National Transcontinental Railway link. French Canadians return from New England for work. Hindu deportation ruling in Vancouver upheld. London Drury Lane fire. Cigarette smoking harms British Army. Rhodes scholar Manny drowns at Port Isaac. Ethiopian Review editor Celt jailed. Imperial envoy to Canada over Hindu immigration. Britain wary of visiting squadron. Hall Edwards receives X ray pension.
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Wabash
St. Thomes
Montreal
Temiskaming
Hing
Ontario Jockey Club
Claran
United States
Quebec
Nifgaura
W. Speers
Winnipeg
Doukhobow
Collingwood
Justice Britton
Earl Dudley
Strathcona
Prince Edward Island
Edmonton
Fort McPherson
Nova Scotia
Rene Dupont
New England
Justice Clement
Vancouver
Dominion
Frank Oliver
Ralph C. Manny
New Orleans
Oxford
Port Isaac
Cornwall
Stanton Celt
The
Ethic Review
London
Imperial
Canada
British Columbia
Washington
Great Britain
Hall Edwards
Birmingham
Tornadoes and turmoil across the United States
A roundup of calamities and conflicts reports tornadoes damaging Gulf States with loss of life, a Chicago hotel fire costing $100000, a Washington street car shooting by Congressman Heflin, and other incidents in New York Philadelphia and beyond including labor, crime and legal notes.
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Gulf States
Roechelle
N. Y
James Kane
Chine
Roosevelt
Congress
North Atlantic
Grand Pacific
Chicago
Congressman Heflin
Alabama
Washington
Women’s Trade League
Isbor
Alice Joyce Borden
Europe
Ing Mow
New York
Pittsburg
United States
Ontarion
Buffalo
Jacob Riis
Shenandoah
Cambridge Coal Company
Arthur Finnegan
Logansport
Ind
P. R. Goyette
Montreal
Mobilization Plans For Canadian Army In Quebec July
Ottawa dispatch reports plans to mobilize about twenty five thousand troops at Quebec in July for Champlain Terrs negotiations with transport and supply lines under Militia Council guidance. If feasible, no militia camps east of Manitoba summer. Sixty percent of rooms from Quebec and the Maritimes to mobilize in first week of July. Selection of personnel to be determined later with qualified militia members to participate.
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Ottawa
Laitia P
Quebec
Champlain
Transpordo
Pomperues
Commissariat Ge Ee
Militia ‘Council
Manitoba
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Erie
Rachel
Lille
Rade Ost Education
Eh Snetite Quarter
Ofa Ag
Delaware
Ile
Calcutta
Montreal Markets
Buller
Bian
Chilana
Drury Lane Theatre
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