Return Home Awakens Violet Tempest’s Past
Violet Tempest returns to Tempest Hall after two years, facing grief for her father and absence of Roderick Vandrey. She hopes his homecoming will restore her carefree Vixen identity, while pondering whether he will arrive and how he views her changed self amid memories, decór, and a mournful hearth.
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Valet Tempest
Tempests
Vixen
Papa
Mrs. Tempest
Vixer
Mrs. Ten
Fawaed
Squire’s Met
Morocco
Sing
Crawler
Brighton
Arion
Hampshire
Hallfinch
Squire Tempest
Ife
Viatt
Miss M'Croke
Violet Tempest
Violet
Dublers
Maida Vato
Fay
Roderick Vandrey
Argus
Vixlen
Rorie
Huntine
Vinen
Grand. Sc
Switzerland
Tempest
Lion
Mimmas
M'Gregor
Rore
Roderick
Parers
Mamma
Mr. Vandrey
Forbes
Avere
Mabel
Roderwnk Vandrey
Ponts
Gellert
Lightfoot
Juno
Ringlet
Lord Dundresry
Mr. Scobet
Seobet
Grokey
Government Disposes of Two Cheese Curing Establishments
A Friday return shows four government funded cheese curing plants built at Woodstock Brockville St Hyacinthe and Cowansville with costs 32904 25868 30953 and 33001. Last year outputs were Woodstock 8923 Brockville 12430 St Hyacinthe 10946 and Cowansville 4325. Since progress over five years reduced need for operation, Brockville and Woodstock plants are rented for storage and curing while sale of the other two is under negotiation.
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Ottawa
Woodstock
Ont
Brockville
St. Hyacinthe
Cowansville
St.Hyacinthe
Department of Agriculture
McGill Sentenced Five Years In Kingston Penitentiary
A Toronto despatch reports Charles McGill former Ontario Bank general manager pleaded guilty in Canadian Assizes before Justice Clute to preparing and signing false returns for Ottawa. He received five years with other indictments to be tried at next Assizes. Prosecution did not drop theft charges despite some reports.
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Toronto
Kingston
Charles McGill
Ontario Bank
Justice Clute
Ottawa
McGill
Earthquake Opens Solomon Islands Lands in South Seas
A San Francisco despatch reports a heavy Solomon Islands earthquake months ago that opened the earth and altered the island’s appearance with deep gorges. No deaths. Governor C B L Moore, back from Samoa via Apia, said a trading schooner carried news. The quake lasted several minutes and may be the strongest on seismographs worldwide.
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San Francisco
Solomon Islands
C. B L. Moore
Samoa
Apia
Terrible Montana Engine Crash Kills Two Men
A Missoula despatch reports two locomotives carrying many men breaking a snow blockade near Saltez Montana plunged from an embankment two miles west of De Borgia on Thursday. Two workers died, including conductor D R McDonald and fireman Levi Burris, with McDonald pinned ten hours beneath a boiler before dying despite efforts to lift him. McDonald reportedly refused amputation of his leg.
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Missoula
Montana
Saltez
Mont
de Borgia
D. R McDonald
Levi Burris
McDonald
Smoker Suspected After Mine Explosion At St Johann
A Saarbrucken dispatch reports continued search of the Reden mine galleries at St Johann on the Saar after an January 28 explosion. More bodies were recovered and identified among those previously listed as dead. The fire is out with no further explosion risk. Prince Frederick Leopold attended the victims' funerals as officials report 62 bodies and 26 injuries removed, 86 still missing. The blast is blamed on a pipe smoker.
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Saarbrucken
Rheinish
Prussia
Reden
St. Johann-on-Saar
Prince Frederick Leopold
Delbrueck
World Markets Report From Leading Trade Centres
Toronto and Montreal markets show firm grain and farm product prices across Ontario Manitoba and U S ports with diverse items. Export cattle steady demand. butchers brisk on good stock while poor quality remains unsettled. Montreal notes firm spot oats and live cattle, with strong patent wheat prices and varied feed and dairy prices. United States markets show wheat and flour values in Minneapolis Milwaukee and Duluth with mixed bids for No 1 and No 2 grades and patent flour grades.
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Toronto
Ontario
Manitoba
Andy Ners
Lake
Chatham
Montreal
Shorts
United States
Coroner's Jury Blames Capt Boult In Golspie Death
A coroner's jury in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario finds that Sydney Neal died from exposure after being driven from shelter by Capt Boult aboard the Golspie wrecked at Brule Harbor. Mate Mcleod is censured for delaying aid. other captains and crew questioned. key witnesses did not appear.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Sydney Neal
Boult
Mate McLeod
Golspie
Brule Harbor
Soo” Hospital
Joseph Gantry
W. C. Barr
Soo
William Kimball
Joseph Andrews
Michipicoten
MacKays
Kimball
Capt
Boutt
Engineer Andrews
Hamilton
Collingwood
Mcfadden
McGee faces wide probe into vast frauds in Montreal
Dispatch reports Attorney General of Quebec to oversee a broad inquiry into William J. McGee of the People’s Mutual Building Society. No sentence or guilty plea given. warrants to be issued. Four men lose about 15 000 each, florist Colin Campbell 16 000, twenty others roughly 4 000 each, and about 200 more miss between 100 and 1 500. McGee may not know which signatures are forged. Total losses could reach 250 000 dollars. Where the money went remains the key question.
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Montreal
Atttorney-General
William J. McGee
People's Mutual Building Society
McGee
Colin Campbell
Mad rush for food in famine districts in China
Washington reports indicate grim outcomes await if aid is not received promptly. Daily outbreaks and feared epidemics afflict relief workers as refugees cluster in southern camps. Estimates show 20,000 daily needed to feed 4,000,000 starved, with mournful stories of desperate acts amid soaring prices and scarce grain and salt.
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Washington
State Department
China
Fred
Hsu Chou Fu
Earthquake shocks reported in Illinois
A St Louis despatch states specials from Highland and Grenville TL reported severe earthquake shocks at 11 30 o clock Wednesday night. Vibrations were east to west and lasted about five seconds.
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St. Louis
Highland
Grenville
Death of William Whiteley Sparks Funeral Crowds in London
Despatch from London reports a massive turnout at the funeral of William Whiteley shot at his department store on January 24. Thousands gathered at his residence and along the Westbourne Grove route to the church while over a hundred carriages followed the hearse to the cemetery. He reportedly left five million dollars to fund alms houses and homes for the aged and deserving poor.
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London
William Whiteley
Horace George Raynor
Whiteley
Westbourne Grove
Calgary seeks mountain sanitarium for consumptives
Calgary observers report a rising influx of eastern Canadian consumptives who arrive with little money, cannot work, and burden the city with housing needs. The Calgary Board of Trade resolution calls on the Dominion Government to establish a mountain sanitarium to provide proper cures.
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Calgary
Canada
Calgary Board of Trade
Dominion
Cattle in Canada Face Widespread Deaths and Rail Restrictions
A Medicine Hat despatch reports desperate cattle conditions with many dying in the streets as herds drift from the prairie through Lite Bow and other northern points. MacLeod notes worsening ranges and wolves and coyotes harrying meager stock. Winnipeg jobbers and shippers urge action to fix car shortages and lack of motive power on railways.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Macleod
Lite Bow
Winnipeg
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