A Murder, a Wounded Man and a Child’s Night Sound
Agnes Stanley confronts a deadly attack linked to jealousy as Leroy Melville is stabbed and Edith’s cries reveal a dramatic family crisis. The judge suspects George Lawton’s guilt and a manhunt unfolds while Leroy recovers and Edith bonds with him amid a plan for her future, guarded by Mrs. Stanley.
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Edrith
Mamma
Edith
Caleb
Dr. Harland
Leroy
Mrs. Stanley
Mr. Melville
Mr. Lawton
George
George Lawton
Lawton
Wheat and grain prices show Canadian and U S markets contrasts
Ontario and Manitoba quotes for wheat and flour shift, with No 2 white at 73 to 78 cents and patents around 4.00. Ontario and Manitoba bran and millfeed advance, while Canada's oats and corn prices vary by port. Montreal and Buffalo reports mirror tight export demand and steady livestock pricing in Toronto markets. Ottawa notes bounty paid on iron and steel at $1,900,206 for the year.
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Toronto
Ontario
Manitoba
Lake Ports
Floue
Shorts
Chatham Freidits
Montreal
Cable
Georgian Bay
Buffalo
Ottawa
Parliament Meets March 8 Despatch from Ottawa
A Canada Gazette proclamation calls Parliament to meet for business on March 8. The date followed Friday's Cabinet meeting. With Mr. Brodeur not yet in town, no shuffle of portfolios was arranged.
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Ottawe
Canada Gazette
Brodeur
Immigration Returns Show Ontario Receives Major English Flux
A Toronto despatch reports 1905 immigration by nationality with England and Scotland leading. English speakers totaled 29,913 in Ontario and 49,000 nationally, while other groups such as Italians 665 and Finns 1,030 appear in smaller numbers. A separate Victoria despatch notes sealing fleet catches near Cape Horn, with Edith R Balcom at 908 skins and several vessels reporting hundreds of skins.
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Ontario
Toronto
Thomas Southworth
Colonization Bureau
Alsace- Lorraine
England
Ambrcan
Newfoundland
New Zealand
United States
India
Owevatees Vesque
Dominion
Cape Horn
Victoria
B.C
Antarctic
Edith R. Balcom
Sandpoint
Balcom
Baden Powell
Henderson
Beatrice L. Corkum
E.R. Marvin
Merkland
Prohibition Repeal Carried in Prince County PEI
A Halifax dispatch reports Prince County Prince Edward Island voters backed repealing the Scott Act on Thursday, making prohibition the law. Charlotteown already had prohibitory rules, with a two to one vote for repeal. Plans include county referenda in Queen's and King's to extend the law island wide.
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Prince County
P. E
Halifax
N. S
Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown
Prince
Queen's
King's
Calgary steps to absorb suburbs and rail plans
Reported updates show Calgary moving to absorb several surrounding districts while Edmonton plans to own its car system and build three miles of track. Other items note rapid city land sales, hospital funding, typhoid cases, and political moves in Ontario and Canada including a proposed band line project and a larger British army.
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Calgary
Robert Hales
Rapid City
Man
S. G. Moor
Hamilton Spectator
Tripp
Cobalt
York County Council
Toronto New General Hospital
Toronto
Edmonton
Ontario
Coatsworth
Windsor Hotel
Montreal
Dominion Car Company
Prince Albert Lumber Co
Grand Trunk Pacific
Fort William
Port Arthur
James Harper
Brockville
Kingston
McKinnon
London
England
Cecil Ward
Kamloops
Alberta
Coleman Township
Gillies
America
J. B. Miller
Lumbermen's Association of Ontario
Firemen’s Association of Ontario
Violence at Paris churches as church inventory begins
A Paris despatch reports widespread protest as the Church and State separation bill requires inventories of church property. In Paris and provinces, churchgoers resist, police and fire brigades enter, priests arrested, and clashes injure many, with 150 congregants taken into custody and Pope urging submission to the process.
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Paris
France
St. Roch
St. Clothilde
Church of St. Roch
Chamber of Deputies
Rouvier
M. Allard
M. Lepine
Ope
Pope
Funeral and mutiny aftermath flood Vladivostock reports
Despatches describe 37 men killed on Jan 23 near the commandant's house and buried with full military honors. Processions of soldiers and civilians with red flags escorted coffins to the cemetery, as priests conducted rites and wreaths were laid in memory.
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Vladivostock
Tiger Hill
Aremnoff
Selivanoff
Mistchenko
Uremnoff
Mode
Mixed Aunties and Inventions in Early 20th Century News
A jumble of short items reports a looming general strike of about 550000 U.S. miners under United Mine Workers, socialists proposing bathtubs and free services in Milwaukee, Clara Smith of Tho maston Conn inventing a square-hole auger, a cancer vaccine claim by a German scientist, Premier Fortis resigning in Italy, a Pekin police disgrace, anti foreign risings in China, rioting in Cheking, Japan's Corea policy and China’s political turmoil.
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United States
United Mine Workers
Social Democrats
Milwaukee
Clara Smith
Thomaston
Conn
Fortis of
Haly
Victor Emmanuel
Pekin
China
Cheking
Japan
Corea
Tragic Louisville shooting by seven year old son
Despatch reports Mrs. John Halton was shot and killed by her seven year old son after she spanked him. The boy retrieved a pistol from a table, aimed at his mother, and fired, the 45 caliber bullet piercing her heart.
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Louisville
Rogers
John Halton
Empress Visits Exhibit Protests Low Wages
Berlin dispatch reports the Empress touring a home-made work exhibition on Tuesday. She expressed amazement at wages of seven pfennigs an hour for dress makers and sixpence for 140 tin toy soldiers, asking what could be done to end the misery.
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Berlin
Cool teachers avert panic at burning school
Five hundred pupils at Marston Intermediate School in Berlin New Hampshire marched from the three story wooden building on Willard street after a fire was discovered. Within an hour the entire structure burned to ruins. Burning brands started small fires nearby but were quickly controlled. Loss estimated at about $20000.
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Berlin
N. H
Marston
Willard Street
Dynamite Placed Near Grand Trunk Station
A station baggageman at St Hyacinthe reports discovering a small package with dynamite cartridges under seats in the Grand Trunk station waiting room on Wednesday night. Two more cartridges were found after a thorough search. Police conduct a diligent investigation into an alleged plan to blow up the station.
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St. Petersburg
Sergueieff
Columna
Moscow
Semenofsky Regiment
Riemann
Moscow- Kazan
Golutvin
Sievers
Stietz
Kherlamoff
Patapoff
Cheir
Serguieff
Col. Riemann
Moscow-Kazan
St. Hyacinthe, Inc
P. Blanchard
Grand Trunk Raiway
Charitable Danish King King Christian’s modest fortune
A Copenhagen despatch says King Christian left a small estate likely under $250,000. He was notably charitable, giving substantial sums to aid the poor and to deserving institutions.
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Copenhagen
Christian
Japan Faces Opposition to Sinking Fund Plan
A Tokyo dispatch reports strong committee resistance to Japan's sinking fund proposal amid a large annual deficit. The Jiji agency tallies the deficit at 50 million dollars, while promotions elevate Gen Nodzu to field marshal and Admiral Viscount Ito to admiral of the fleet. Viscount Aoki will depart for the United States at month’s end as Japan’s first ambassador.
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Tokio
Jiji
Nodzu
Viscount Sukenori Ito
Viscount Aoki
Xinister of Foreign Affairs
Japan
United States
America
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Immigration Returns
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Great Britain
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Sone
Lepine
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Mutir
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Kaiserin
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