Verona's secrets reunite Tomaso and his father in the night
Tomaso and Vittore hide as a rider nears Milan. The stranger proves to be Tomaso’s father Ligozzi, believed dead after Verona’s fall. They rejoice and plan to depart with Francisco di Coldra to Ferrara, while Della Scala's fate and the Duchess’ captivity loom. Francisco confirms his loyalty to Visconti’s foes as they ride at once.
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Vittore
Tomaso
Milan
Iim
Father
Tomeso
Chance
Mansa
Florence
Verona
Ligozzi
Maso
Visconti
Francisco
Ferrara
Resi
di Coldra
Della Scala
Gian
Delia
Vasne i
Promaso
Dela Scala
Francisco di Coldra
Messer Francisco
World Markets Tug at Cattle Grain Cheese Prices
Toronto market report shows Ontario and Manitoba grains and dairy prices with No. 1 Northern wheat at 1.09 to 1.11 and oats at 39 to 42 cents outside, corn at 66 to 67 cents, buckwheat 56 to 56.5 cents, and rye 69 to 70 cents. Bren cars quoted at 319.50.
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Toronto
Ontario
Manitoba
St.us
Northern
St. Us
Market prices for fruits vegetables and staples
Bulk shorts bring 21 to 22 dollars per hundredweight while apples winter stock run 33.50 to 84.50 per barrel for good quality and 2 to 3 dollars for cooking apples. Beans prime 1.85 to 1.90 and hand picked 1.95 to 2 per bushel. Honey combs 2.25 to 2.75 per dozen and strained 10 to 11 cents per pound. Hay timothy No 1 at 11 dollars per ton on track here No 2 at 8 dollars. Straw 37 to 37.30 on track. Ontario potatoes 60 to 62 cents per bag. Poultry dressed chickens 11 to 18 cents per pound fowl 9 to 11 cents ducks 11 to 13 cents geese 11 to 12 cents turkeys 17 to 19 cents per pound.
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Timothy
Butter and cheese prices from market report
Butter pounds priced 24 to 25 cents for prints and 22 to 23 cents for inferior. Creamery rolls 27 to 28 cents and solids 26 to 26 1 2 cents. Eggs case lots 25 to 26 cents per dozen, pickled 24 to 25 cents, new lard 35 cents. Large cheese 13 1 2 cents per pound and twins 13 1 2 cents.
Bacon and pork cut prices listed for case lots
The notice lists bacon prices at 10 percent to lle per pound in case lots with ranges from 19 to 23 dollars for different cuts. Hams and shoulders show varied percent yields and prices, with lard priced at 12 to 13 cents per pound in tubs and pails, reflecting bulk meat pricing.
Grain and dairy price report from Montreal market
Montreal market summary lists peas oats flour feed and bran prices for Manitoba Ontario and eastern regions. Cheese butter eggs and other dairy values noted with ranges from lowest to highest quotes for both fresh and selected stocks.
Wheat and corn price notes from Buffalo Minneapolis and Milwaukee
Wheat and corn prices across Buffalo Minneapolis and Milwaukee on January 86 26 and 26 show spring wheat at about 1.14 to 1.10 per bushel with various grades listed for No 1 Northern No 2 red and No 2 white. Corn values hover around 63 to 64 cents for No 2 yellow with other grades cited.
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Buffalo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Northern
Livestock Market Report Toronto January 26
Exporters report good demand for choice bulls and steers. Butchers seek best quality and heavy cattle at top prices. all others down. Milch cows in active demand. calves steady. Sheep and lambs steady to lower. Hogs steady. Stockers strong demand with prices $3 to $3.78, heavy feeders $4 to $4.25, short-keep $4.50 to $4.60.
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Toronto
Nurse's Good Luck Fortune From Patient At Hospital
Chatham dispatch reports Miss Ethel Gillies, a nurse, will inherit about 200000 dollars from a patient she cared for during a fatal illness. The man, believed to be seriously ill with no close relatives, left the bulk of his estate to her after passing away.
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Chatham
Ethel Gillies
Canada News In Brief From 1907 Highlights
Telegraphic notices from Canada report Winnipeg building prospects strong and Ontario mine output totaling 25 million. Ottawa civil servants receive 150 dollars raise. Other items include a diphtheria closure at Hyde Park School, Ottawa. Ontario corporate capitalization, a Quebec mansion fire, and railway debates. An assault case in Montreal jeweller’s shop leads to seven year sentence. Winnipeg street railway talks collapse as a municipal power plant moves ahead. A Montreal plumber dies in a college torch accident. Winnipeg bakery bread seized for short weight with bribe offer pending court action.
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Winnipeg
Ottawa
Ontario
Hyde Park
London
Ont
3. O. Filteau
Quebec
Beland
Charlton
Elk Lake
Andover
N. B
Oliver Pepin
Montreal
Eccles Lennox
Royal
Cote Des Neiges College
Winipeg
London Unemployed Clash with Police in Berkeley Square
A disorder erupted in Berkeley Square as unemployed residents clashed with police on Thugsday. Officers moved in to disperse the crowd amid rising tensions and brief scuffles were reported.
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London
Berkeley Square
Diverse 1910s news items span politics to disasters
A mix of short notices reports drownings in Plattsburg and Goodtown, a Long Island girl avoiding school by swallowing pins, tribulations from tainted water in Bellevue, and a range of political moves. Prohibition acts pass in Tennessee, Canada-US waterways treaty moves, and labor leaders refuse pardons. Beil seeks to break his Toronto mother’s will in Boston probate court.
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Plattsburg
N.Y
Long Island
Goodtown
Bellevue
Pittsburg
Canada
United States
United States Senate
Roosevelt
California
Deneen
Illinois
State Assembly
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Frank H. Beil
Toronto
Boston
Opium Crisis Claims Spark Public Health Debate
Reports estimate half a million personal crisis reports yearly linked to opium use. In New Zealand licensed venues owners ban barmaids, while Turkey uncovers a plot to overthrow the constitution. The South African Union convention finds capital choice unresolved. The Young Australian party calls for citizens to own control and rule the Commonwealth.
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New Zealand
Turkey
Young
Commonwealth
Murderer Hanged for Hatchet Death in Kenora
Despatch from Kenora reports 24 year old George F. Johnson, hired man at the Ackerman home, executed Wednesday morning for killing Mrs. Charles Ackerman with a hatchet. He faced death calmly and later claimed amnesia.
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Kenora
George F. Johnson
Charles Ackerman
Ackerman
Opening of Parliament and imperial ties outlined in speech
Ottawa dispatch describes the formal Parliament opening with the speech from the throne by Earl Grey. It notes the Prince of Wales attendance, a treaty with the United States on Great Lakes waterways, aid to Sicily and Italy, and Canada facing a post 2-year mood with railway expansion and Dominion Lands sales boosting revenue.
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Ottawa
Government House
Nepean Point Battery
Senate Chamber
Earl Grey
Quebec
Prince of Wales
Dominion
Canada
Great Lakes
United States of America
Rioting at Deep Mine Ends with Police Firepower
Johannesburg dispatch reports a riot at Deep Mine where Chinese laborers attacked, killing several and injuring many, prompting police to fire in self defense after workers refused to work and damaged the compound.
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Johannesburg
Transvaal
Deep Mine
Public Accounts Show Surplus From Coinage Profits
Ottawa dispatch reports the public accounts for the year ending March 21 show receipts of 96,054,505 and expenditures of 76,641,451. Capital expenditures totaled 50,429,906 with railway subsidies 2,087,629 and bounties 2,787,354. Net debt rose to 277,960,859, up 14,288,999, while the government earned 254,288 from silver coinage and 4,411 from copper coinage.
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Ottawa
Four Dies and Ten Hurt in Lake Hopatcong Dynamite Blast
A Newark dispatch reports four men killed and ten injured, one fatally, in a dynamite explosion at the Foreite Powder Works Lake Hopatcong building. The detonation leveled the structure and shook miles around, leaving all teen workers dead or wounded.
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Newark
Foreite
Lake Hopate
Tragedy in Kronau Sask Fire Kills Engle Family
A Kronau Saskatchewan farmhouse fire killed Frank Engle his wife and four children with the eldest ten. A sixteen year old son escaped after three failed rescue attempts as the mother died trying to save the children upstairs. The blaze started around 1 am from an oyster stovepipe while Engle was away on a business trip.
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Kronau
Sask
Frank Engle
Ae Esca
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Western Wheat Fields
Hudson's Bay
H. B
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I. C. BR
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