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Newspaper

Millbrook And Omemee Mirror

Location

Millbrook, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 15, 1909

Page

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Visconti Marches From Milan to Take Novara

In Milan Visconti proclaims a brutal campaign against Della Scala and vows to strip Lombardy of its fortresses. He schemes to use Mastino della Scala’s wife as leverage while threatening a swift victory and a future U nder his rule. The Estes await news as Conrad rides toward Germany with uncertain purpose.

Visconti d’Estes Nervara Mastino Veronese de Lana Milan Della Scala Lombardy Estes Novara Mastino Della Scala Brescia Piedmont Apennines Italy Giannotto Valentine Grazios

No News After Siege at Novara and Forage by Estes

In the Novara watchtower Ippolito d Este laments the lack of news after storming and capturing the town from Visconti. Six hundred trained soldiers are said to be stationed at the fortress as Estes forage the surrounding countryside toward Magenta while Modenese forces dwindle. Mastino’s desperate appeal brings Verona’s men into action.

Ippolito d’Este Anxias Novara Vincenzo Ce Este Visconti Estes Magenta Disster Mastino Conrad Ippolito Vitore Apa Milan d’Este Della Scala Santa Maria Modenese Modena Ferrara Verona d’Estes

VIncenzo Contemplates Escape as Visconti Enters

Vincenzo and Ippolito discuss the looming siege of Milan and the fall of Modena ferrara Verona and Mastino. They glimpse Visconti's army from the outlook and prepare for possible arms and relief to the doomed city.

End of it all as fate closes on Vincenzo

Ippolito declares a final order as Vincenzo confronts his fate. The Este lineage and hidden pride surface when father and son share a charged moment before an terminal destiny, leaving readers on a cliffhanger.

Este Ippolito Vincenzo

World markets report on grains dairy and cattle prices

Toronto July 13 world markets list prices for flour and wheat in Ontario and Manitoba, with on track and outside rates. Barley oats rye buckwheat corn bran and freight prices are given for Ontario Manitoba and Bay ports, including No 1 Northern and No 2 Western Canada oats with varying outside and on track figures.

Market Dairy Prices Drafted From Local Creamery Ledger

Butter Pound prints 19 to 20 cents a pound and 18 to 19 cents for tubs and large rolls. Inferior 15 to 16 cents. Creamery and separator 19 to 20 cents per. Eggs case lots 20 to 21 cents per dozen. Cheese large old 14 cents per pound and twins 14 to 4 cents. Now quoted at 12 1/2 cents for large and 12 1/2 cents for twins.

Market Report on Produce and Poultry Prices

Apples command 4 to 5 dollars for choice, 3 to 3.50 for seconds. Beans prime 2.20 to 2.25, hand-picked 2.40 to 2.45 per bushel. Maple syrup 95 cents to 1 dollar per gallon. Hay No 1 timothy 11.50 to 12 a ton, low grades 8 to 9. Straw 7 to 7.50. Potatoes small lots old 75 to 90 cents, new 3 to 3.25 per barrel. Poultry prices: chickens 12 to 18 cents per lb, fowl 9 to 10, turkeys 16 to 17.

Bacon and pork cuts steady in case lot market

Prices for bacon vary by cut with long clear at 13 percent to 13 percent per pound in case lots. Hams light to medium range 15 to 16 cents, rolls 12 for 4 pounds at 18 cents, shoulders 11 3 4 to 12 cents, backs 18 cents, breakfast bacon 16 to 17 cents. Lard tierces 14 cents, tubs 14 1/2, pails 14 1/2 cents.

Montreal Market Summary for Oats Barley Flour and More

Montreal July 13 market report shows oats easing with No 2 Canadian Western at 58¢, No 1 extra feed 57 1/2¢, No 1 feed 57½¢ and No 3 Canadian Western 57¢. Barley No 2 72 74¢, Manitoba feed 67 34 to 68¢. Buckwheat 69¢ to 70¢. Flour prices list Manitoba Spring patents firsts 6.30, seconds 5.50. Winter patents 6.75. Manitoba bakers 3.60. rollers 6.50–6.60. bagged 3.15–3.20. bags extras 2.80–2.90. Feed prices Manitoba bran 22–23, shorts 24–95, pure mouillie 33–35, mixed mouillie 25–30. Cheese Westerns 11 34 to 12c. Butter best creamery 22 1/2 to 23c. Eggs 18 1/2 to 19c per dozen.

Toronto Ontario Manitoba Georgian Bay Ports Western Canada Bay Ports Montreal Manitoba Strong

Wheat and corn price reports from Buffalo and Chicago

Wheat prices ease for spring wheat in Buffalo but rise for No 1 Northern car loads. Chicago cash futures show varied values across red and white wheat categories, with mixed corn and oat quotes across several grades.

Montreal and Toronto Live Stock Markets Report

Montreal market shows prime beeves scarce sold at 6 to 6 3/4c per pound with North-West cattle at 4 1/2 to 5 1/4c. Prices for cows fall. calves, sheep, lambs, and hogs vary with declines in most categories. Toronto notes quiet trade, steady prime butcher cattle, but declines in other grades. hogs weak and calves unchanged.

Montreal Toronto

Edmonton murderer Barrett to hang this thirteenth

Despatch from Edmonton reports G Barrett the convicted killer of Deputy Warden Stedman plans a written statement of excuses for the crime He says he will accuse the late Warden of ill treatment failure to recognize the Masonic sign and sneering at him as reasons for the murder before his execution is carried out on the thirteenth inst.

Edmonton Alta G. Barrett Stedman

Montreal grocer robbed by fake sanitary inspector

Montreal despatch reports two men duped grocer Pierre Collins with a fake sanitary inspector ruse. One man visited the store and led Collins to the yard while a theft occurred, $500 was taken from the safe during the absence.

Montreal Namta Pierre Collins Collins

Lightning Strike Kills Man at Calgary Exhibition

A severe thunderstorm at the Calgary Exhibition caused heavy rain and damage. A young man named Wm. Mueller was struck by lightning and killed instantly, while the Alberta Normal School suffered minor damage.

Calgary Alta Wm. Mueller Alberta Normal School

Wife of farmer commits Paris green suicide at Oakland Village

A Brantford despatch reports that Mrs Edward Malcolm, wife of a well known farmer at Oakland Village, became despondent and took Paris green on Wednesday night. The poison proved fatal.

Brantford Oakland Village Edward Malcolm Paris Green

Charbon Epidemic Claims Hundreds of Cattle in Louisiana

A Lake Charles despatch reports Cameron Parish cattle disease charbon spreading through livestock. Hundreds of range cattle have died and carcasses lie unburied in the marshes. Parish court session adjournment proposed to rally effort to curb the outbreak.

Lake Charles Louisiana Cameron Parish Cameron

French and German Navies Nach Debate on Expenditures

A Paris despatch notes the Navy Committee report comparing costs over ten years. France spent 600 million dollars on its navy, while Germany spent far less, yet Germany rose from fourth to second in sea power while France fell from second to fourth.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Navy Committee France Germany

Miner Frank Malone Dies at Crown Reserve Mine

Frank Malone suffocated at the Crown Reserve mine in Corbal t. Eight fellow workers who went to help him were overcome but escaped.

Frank Malone Crown Reserve Cobalt

Rich Mines of Ontario Lead in Silver and Nickel Output

Ontario's annual mineral report credits silver and nickel as the province's chief minerals. Silver output reached 19,401,021 ounces mainly from the Cobalt camp, while nickel totaled 10,175 tons mainly from the Sudbury district. Total mineral value for 1908 was 26,616,795 dollars, with iron ore and pig iron also produced. Ontario notes it now ranks among leading silver producers worldwide, contributing about one ninth of 1908's global production. Revenue from timber dues hit 1,618,242 dollars, with 496,000 dollars in arrears from 1907 carried due to financial stringency. Net collections for 1908 were 1,224,243 dollars, and 235,368 dollars were carried forward into 1909.

Ontario Frank Cochrane Sudbury

Ontario Winter Fair Board Sets Ten Thousand Dollar Prize List

The Ontario Provincial Winter Fair Board met in Guelph and approved a total prize list of 10 000 dollars. Horse Show prizes will mirror last year’s at the Toronto stock yards, about 3 000 dollars. Poultry will feature 20 classes or more in pigeons including 1969 birds. Fat stock prizes are significantly increased to address past weaknesses.

Guelph Ontario Provincial Winter Fair Board Toronto

Montreal trio busted in fake accident claim ring

Three men Nathan Aloof Max Catsoff and Appi Shyropsky were arrested on a charge of conspiracy to defraud. Detectives say they ran a long running scheme posing as injured parties and witnesses in at least twenty accident claims for large damages involving C P R Montreal Street Railway and Grand Trunk Railway. They denied guilt but were remanded.

Montreal Nathan Aloof Max Catsoff Appi Shyropsky Montreal Street Railway Grand Trunk Railway

Arsenic Found in Some Canadian Medicines

An Ottawa report by the inland revenue department shows 445 samples of sulphate of magnesia, sulphate of soda and phosphate of soda. 336 contained no arsenic while 86 did. Arsenic was distinctly present in certain sulphates and especially in phosphate of soda, though not in quantities causing alarm.

Ottawa Inland Revenue Department

No Books To Consumptives From Ottawa Library

The Ottawa Carnegie Library Board ordered that no library books be issued to anyone who is consumptive. The policy applies to all applicants and family members, unless a medical certificate proves no infection risk.

Ottawa Carnegie Library Board

Ontario to tax corporations for utilities and loans

A Toronto despatch reports the Ontario Government is considering major financial legislation. The cabinet may tax all corporations operating public utilities and loan companies, with regulation and control possibly placed under the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board.

Toronto Ontario Ontario Railway and Municipal Board

Britain s Commerce Imports Exports Jump in June Trade

London dispatch reports the June Board of Trade statement showing imports up 27.9 million dollars and exports up 3.5 million. Major import gains include grain 13.8 million and raw materials 5 million. Canada import details list cattle and assorted grains and meats in hundreds of units.

London Board of Trade Canada

Ice Cream Parlor Fined Over Sunday Sales

L Laond Aritan, proprietor of a local ice cream parlor, was fined £5 on Wednesday and ordered to close on Sunday after operating on Sunday for three years. The magistrate ruled ice cream sold without meals was not food.

Brantford L. Laond Aritan

Niagara Falls tragedy ends in double suicide and infant left crying

George England, 24, a Michigan Central freight conductor, shot his 30 year old wife Gertrude at their Niagara Falls home Wednesday night and then killed himself. Milk delivery man F M Campbell found the scene Thursday morning after noticing a disturbed kitchen and blood. An adopted infant, unharmed, cried nearby as authorities pursued a possible cause of domestic trouble.

Niagara Falls N.Y George England Michigan Central Gertrude England

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