Marriage burden weighs on doctor and his wife
A physician Miles Anderson battles a cold marriage with Hope, who laments isolation at home and questions of trust. He inherits a dying patient’s ring mystery and a potential new companion job from Lady Dimsdale, while Sister Grace counsels a wary distance.
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Hope
Miles
Maes
Hore
Lady Dimsdale
Mr. Dimsdale
Hlaa
Dimsdale
Anderson
Pettone
Dimsdales
Sister Grace
Grace
Avise
Mrs. Anderson
Tobe
Manitoba and Ontario grain prices on the Toronto market
Leading markets report quotes for wheat barley oats and rye from Manitoba and Ontario. Prices cover No 1 and No 2 wheats, various feed wheats and brands, barley and oats grades, buckwheat, bran and shorts with bids and asks, and related Toronto freights and east west bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Manitoba
Northern
Ontario
Shorts
CPL. R
G. T. R. West
Buffalo
St.133
St Lo
Wholesale Market Prices Hold Steady Across Livestock and Commodities
The market remains quiet with steady prices for turkeys ducks chickens and fowl. Prices in dairy eggs and various provisions show modest activity with slight firming in eggs and steady to moderate demand in cheese and meat products across regional markets.
Livestock Market Quotes Mixed As Cattle Rates Hold
Feeder and stocker prices show Choice stockers $3.25 to $3.59 and medium stockers $2.75 to $3. Common stockers $2 to $2.50 with stock hulls $2 to $2.50 per cwt. Milch cows bring $25 to $50 each. Calves $0.03 to $0.06 per pound. Sheep and lambs listed export lambs $4 to $4.50, grain fed $4 to $6.35, ordinary $1 to $4.50 per cwt. Hogs steady at $5.40 for selects and $5.15 per cwt for lights and fats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canadian Woman Shot Dead in Alabama Accident
Mrs. Rachel McKillam from Canada was killed in Birmingham when Mrs. C. J. Shanahan removing cartridges from a gun misfired a remaining shell. Shanahan, wife of a railroad contractor, thought the gun unloaded. The body will be sent to Toronto for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
C. J. Shanahan
Louisville and Nashville
Rachel McKillam
Canada
Sihanahen
Beamsville boy jailed three months for poison chocolate
James Karr of Beamsville was sentenced by Police Magistrate Riggins to three months in the Central Prison for administering poison to a companion, Russell, via a hollowed chocolate. A remittance effort is being made by the Minister of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catharines
James Karr
Beamsville
Russell
Riggins
Central Prison
Brakeman Sacrifices Life Trying to Save Passenger
Montreal dispatch describes Walter J. Scott who died to save Mrs. Legault as the International Limited thundered past Strathmore. Scott, 29, of Wyde Street, cast the woman aside and was struck by the locomotive, sacrificing his life as the bride of three months awaits. Engineer Henry Whaley concedes the station was passed at speed due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Walter J. Scott
Scott
Vaudreuil
Legeault
Strathmore
Chicago
Wyde Street
Henry Whaley
St.Henri
the International
Railways and Roads Across Provinces Face Changes
A condensed telegraph of recent events notes shifting rail stock in the west, closures and reopenings at Grand Trunk shops, a Toronto license reduction to 110, and political moves in Manitoba and New Brunswick. Also cited are deaths, resignations, mergers, and imperial notes from Britain and the Americas including weathered tensions in Morocco and Cape Colony politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hope
Coat Creek
Siick
Migirectory
Toro
D. S. Perrin
Perrin Biscuit Works
London
Ont
T. J. Drummond
Montreal Board of Trade
IMS
Grand Trunk
Point St. Charles
Toronto
James Douglas
New York
Verdun, Gue
Manitoba
Torrance
General Assembly
Guelph
E. H. Allen
Intercolonial
New Brunswick
Royal Securities Corporaton
Halifax
Montreal
Canadian Society of City Engineers
Allan Purvis
Busteed
Vancouver
Kootenay
Nelson
Lapland
Frerch
Morocco
Jameson
Cape Colony
Russia
Austria
Belkens
Portugal
Tanora
Est Indies
Persan
Reza
Wimtes
Robson
Ha Een
Siornege Sonora
Johns
Grand Trunk Pacific Telegraph Reaches Winnipeg
Winnipeg dispatch reports the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway telegraph line completed from Portage la Prairie to Winnipeg linking 280 miles to Melville. The line had served railway use before the finish, now enabling full communication across the western division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk Pacific Telegraph
Winnipeg
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Portage la Prairie
Melville
Caribou Migration Pushes South Through Yukon
A Seattle despatch reports the largest caribou herd ever seen in Alaska crossing the Yukon River. The herd has moved about one hundred days and more than 106000 caribou are now in the lower Yukon Territory as they seek milder climes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Alaska
Yukon River
Arctic
Yukon Territory
Steel plant reopened after brief shutdown
A Sault Ste. Marie despatch reports the steel plant started up Friday with a full staff in every department. The restart followed a temporary shutdown announced earlier and no alarm was raised as officials expected a quick reopening within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Welland Canal Trade Up Despite Missing 1907 Months
Interesting statistics show grain receipts at Port Colborne via the Welland Canal totaled 1,669,135 bushels in 1907, up 173,697 from 1906 despite no receipts in April and December. Domestic grain use receipts declined notably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Colborne
Wellands
Welland Canal
Port Collrne
Despater from Montreal burned to death at work
Robert Bailey, a worker at the Standard shirt factory, was burned to death in the engine room when steam pipes malfunctioned. While assisting at broken pipes a bundle of waste caught fire and clothes ignited, leaving the man engulfed before flames were stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Despater
Montreal
Standard
Robert Bailey
Bailey
Six Die as Cyclone Harms Mississippi Farmland
A despatch from Wesson Mississippi reports six people killed as a cyclone devastates a strip of farming country about three miles wide. The storm struck Friday, laying waste to homes and crops across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Wesson
Misszsayi
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CPO ii
Frett
Alnan
MR. Herbert Dimsdale
Jermyn Street
George Ellis
Buffalo Market
Duluth
Alabama
the Globe
Britain
Henry Tyler
Grand Trunk Railway
South Seas
Liverpool
Arthur Vicars
Dublin
House of Lords
Londonderry
Ireland
Lincoln
Karl Carrington
British Board of Agriculture
United States
Miwaukee
Warner Miller
U. S
New Amsterdam National Bank
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
Willie McBride
Egypt
Rochester
United Minie Workers
Indianlepolis
John Mitchell
Germany
Caribou
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