Hope James Finds Granddaughter Status At Dimsdale Hall
Hope, revealed as Rachel and Edward James’s daughter, is confirmed as Sir James Dimsdale’s granddaughter after a family search uncovers a baptism record and Rachel’s marriage papers. The discovery reshapes Hope’s life as she embraces a sheltered, affectionate place in the Dimsdale household while wrestling with guilt over her past marriage to Miles Anderson.
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Sir James
Hope
Lady Dimsdale
Rachel
Mummy
Mr. James
London
Lady Dimdale
Litte
Sr James
St. Pancras’ Church
Wachel
Edward
Rachel James
Dimsdale
James Dimsdale
Lady Dimsdsle
James
Arthur
Miss Hope James
Hope James
Miles Anderson
Miles
Manners
Diana
Miss Hope
Smiles
Elinor
Grandmother
Grandfather
Bedford
Grain price report from Toronto markets April 7
Leading Markets reports Manitoba and Ontario wheat prices with No 1 northern at 1.20 and No 2 northern at 1.1674, feed wheat 67c, corn and oats values, barley dull at 60c, peas 87.34 to 88, rye 85 to 85.34, buckwheat 67 to 67c, bran 24.50, Toronto freights and flour prices for Manitoba patents and bakers noted. shorts scarce at 24 f.o.b mills.
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Toronto
Manitoba
Northern
Ontario
B. Mills
Wholesale Prices Report From London April Markets
A dated wholesale price list covers eggs honey potatoes butter cheese and meats with quantities and forms. It notes Ontario and Delaware potato prices, hog and lard rates, assorted beans and seeds, and linseed futures in London. Prices are given per pound per dozen per ton and per barrel for various grades and packaging.
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Ontario
DelaWare
Timothy
Montreal Grain and Provisions Market Report April 7
Demand from foreign buyers for spring wheat flour patents and other grain prices are listed, including spring wheat patents at 6.10, seconds 5.50 to 5.60, winter patents 5.30, and rolled oats 3.12% per bag. Various bran, shorts, and milled grades per ton are noted, with cheese, bacon, lard, and hog prices shown for regional markets.
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Montreal
Manitoba
Ontario
Baker
Buffalo Market Trends Reported for April 7
Buffalo market note from April 7 shows Wheatspring down 34 cents for No. 1 Northern at 1 dollar. Winter quiet with No. 2 red at 98 cents. Corn yellow No. 2 at 69 34 cents. Oats No. 2 white at 56 34 cents. Barley from 5 to 9 cents. Rye at 88 cents.
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Buffalo
New York Market Report With Freight Rates and Prices
Spot steady with No 2 red at 1 dollar elevator No 2 red at 1 dollar fob afloat No 1 northern at 1.123 cents fob afloat No 2 hard winter at 1.10 percent fob afloat
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New York
Scarcity of good cattle limits Toronto sale
In Toronto on April 7 buyers faced a crowding of scarce cattle with only odd export lots offered. Prices ranged from 1.75 to 5.35 per cwt for various grades. picked butchers cattle at 5.10, choice loads 4.50 to 4.65, medium 4 to 4.50, common 2.50 to 3.00, cows 3.60 to 4.25, senders 5.40, lambs 1 to 7 each, hogs 6 and fats 5.75.
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Toronto
Perentes
Tosh Sambs
Distribution of Seed Grain in New Provinces Expires
A Regina despatch reports the time for seed grain applications has expired. Saskatchewan totals reach 1,025,077 bushels with wheat 482,279 oats 484,529 and barley 58,269. Alberta totals 262,158 bushels with wheat 27,795 oats 183,850 and barley 30,513. In all 15,063 applications were received. Imported oats sell at 85 cents a bushel and other grades at 70 cents. Up to Thursday night 620 cars of grain were shipped.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Famine Relief Sought for India’s Starving Millions
Despatch from Calcutta reports India's famine affecting fifty million people as crops fail across the country. Lord Minto led a Town Hall meeting to discuss relief, with crop losses estimated at 75 million dollars. Dry weather worsens hardship. central government aid has helped overseas subjects.
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Calcutta
Lord Minto
India
United Provinces
Philadelphia Meat Dealers Seek Removal of Canada Sheep Duty
Despatch from Philadelphia reports local meat dealers plan a petition to President Roosevelt urging removal of the duty on Canadian sheep. The move aims to reduce costs for Philadelphia markets and bolster imports.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Canada
Vaccination Drive Reduces Smallpox Deaths in Manila
A Philippine Islands despatch reports that two years of compulsory vaccination by the Board of Health drastically cut smallpox deaths. In six provinces around Manila deaths dropped to zero last year, with five million injections to date and no deaths or serious complications. The archipelago sees a ten thousand annual decline in deaths compared with former years, surpassing the German record of thirty five deaths per three million vaccinations.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Board of Health
Germany
Coins From New Mint Despatch From Ghana Reports Silver Shipment
Ghana dispatch notes first silver coin shipment from the Canadian Royal Mint on Wednesday afternoon totaling 24000 in value for distribution to Receivers-General in Toronto Montreal Vancouver and other cities. Denominations include 12000 50 cent pieces 24000 25 cent pieces 60000 10 cent pieces and 120000 5 cent pieces equal in value. No gold sent for now due to pending refinery arrivals.
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Ghana
Canadian Royal Mint
Toronto
Montreal
Vancouver
Australia Eyes U S Fleet Visit in September
Melbourne dispatch reports Prime Minister Alfred Deakin confirming that the United States battleship fleet will arrive Sept. 1 for ten days, split into two squadrons of eight ships. It will then go to Sydney Sept. 13 for ten days, while armored cruisers stay away. Deakin has requested visits to Hobart, Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane if possible.
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Melbourne
Australia
Alfred Deakin
United States
Sydney
Australian
Deakin
Washington
Hobart
Perth
Adelaide
Brisbane
Marriage licenses slow in Buffalo after new law
A Buffalo despatch notes a sharp drop in local marriages since the new license law took effect. Many couples travel to Fort Erie and other Canadian locales where licenses are easier to obtain, while some brides elect to delay rather than undergo the formal process.
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Buffalo
Fort Erie
Canada
New York State
London factory destroyed in $300000 blaze
Fire at Hobbs Glass Works in London Ontario destroyed the plant and caused about 300000 in damage, with 80 percent insured. Canada Furniture Co adjoining suffered roughly 125000 in loss. Two firemen were injured, one seriously, as walls collapsed. about 75 workers may lose jobs though rebuilding is planned.
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London
Lewin
Robert Hayjock
Beulah Hawkins
Los Angeles
Glen Ridge
M. J
Chicago
New Haven R. A
Gary
Ind
James O'Neal
Philadelphia
Bidwell
Ohio
Oswego
N. Y
James Reitz
Murphy Cooke
Reitz
Pure Oil Company
Indiana
Illinois
Addie M. Hunt
Great Neck
L. I
William Huffman
Connersburg
Brazil to Launch First Warship in Britain This Month
The first of three new Brazilian warships, currently under construction in Britain, is set for launch on the Tyne this month. In Westminster a motion endorsing home rule for Ireland passed by 313 to 137 in the House of Commons. Augustine Birrell denied in parliament that Lord Haddo had any link to the Dublin jewels disappearance.
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Brazil
Britain
Tyne
Ireland
House of Commons
Augustine Birrell
Lord Haddo
Dublin
Death of Howard Mears in Chicago from gunshot wound
Howard Mears died in Chicago from lockjaw caused by a gunshot wound suffered March 10. Resolutions in Congress by Speaker Cannon seek a paper trust investigation. Alice Marion, Bakersfield dancer, inherits $75,000 from a Chicago uncle. NYU students strike after suspension of a member. Michigan territory shows four flags for sovereignty. John Hefty of Newark was stabbed on a streetcar by a passenger.
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Howard Mears
Chicago
Washington
Cannon
Paper Trust
Alice Marion
Bakersfield
Cal
New York University
Michigan Territory
John Hefty
Newark
N. J
Canadian Pacific to Run Direct Toronto Winnipeg Train
Montreal dispatch reports a new CP line from Toronto to Sudbury enables direct service between Toronto and Winnipeg. The Winnipeg Limited and Toronto Express will run daily, saving about half a day on the trip. Westbound 36 hours, eastbound 37 hours, trains depart Toronto 9:30 p.m. and Winnipeg 9:45 p.m. with strong connections for Manitoba and Ontario travelers.
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Toronto
Sudbury
Weierineg
CG. P. A
Winnipeg
Winnippeg
Manitoba Lines
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MacLeod
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Peterboro
Bell Telephone System
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Sechelt
Union
Stevenson
Otto Taylor
Union Bank
Logan Avenue
Canadian Northern Railway
Japan
Hayti
Guatemala
Czar
Dan
Bayonne
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