Price of Dishonor continues with Valente's Pact and Poison
Visconti dominates Valentine in a tense confrontation over a poisoned drink. She drinks, collapses, and awakens fearing Gran’s power as dawn breaks. Valen tine’s spirit shatters, leaving her hollow and shadowed while Visconti plots to keep her tame.
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Valentine
Vella Scaia
Vatentime
Gisa
Conrad
Gran
France
Peison
Trish
Thz
Valentine Visconti
Lisio
Visconti Proposes Peace Terms Behind Verona Siege
Mastino of Verona faces two Milanese envoys bearing terms from Gian Visconti. The offer demands surrenders of towns and loyalty under Milanese protection, with threats to the Duchess of Verona if Verona refuses. Mastino weighs the price as Ligozzi urges a quick rejection.
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Milan
de Lana
Della Scala
Visconti
Mastino
Gian Visconti
Messer
Giannotto
Verona
Ligora
Este
de Luna
Giannetto
Lste
Gianetto
D'Este
Ligozzi
Giorgio
Anon
Stray Man With Smallpox Barred From City Limits
A man found beside the G T P track 26 miles east of Fort William is suspected of smallpox. He was placed in a box car and brought into town. A isolation camp four miles outside was prepared as the city barred entry. Passengers were inspected and trains will be watched. health officers aim to prevent spread.
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Fort William
Lake Superior Junction
Scott
Indians not dying out says diocese official
Prince Albert dispatch reports Venerable Archdeacon McKay in charge of Indian work denies that Indians are dying out. He notes growth except among prairie bands forced into cotton tents on reserves with insufficient rations. He predicts disappearance long term, comparing to Saxons Danes and Normans in England. One third of western Indians belonged to the Anglican Church since the Pas mission opened in 1840.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Saskatchewan
McKay
England
West
Pas
Buffalo Herd Round-Up Aims to Feed Canadian Parks
A Butte Montana dispatch reports a unique Wednesday roundup on the Flathead Indian Reservation. The Pablo buffalo herd was corralled and driven to Ravalli stockade for loading onto specially built cars. Finest specimens will go to the Canadian National Park and others to eastern parks.
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Butte
Montana
Flathead Indian Reservation
Pablo
Ravalla
Canadian National Park
Four Dreadnoughts Keels Launched in St Petersburg
Despatch reports four battleships of the Dreadnought type were laid down in St Petersburg on Wednesday. Each 23 000 ton vessel measures 603 feet long and 82 feet wide. They exceed twenty knots speed and feature ten twelve inch nickel steel main guns.
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St. Petersburg
Russian Naval League
May fatalities and injuries among Canadian workers
A Ottawa despatch reports May 93 deaths among workingmen in Canadian industry with 185 serious injuries. There were fifteen trade disputes, up two from last May, affecting about 32 firms and 4759 employees. Working days lost totaled 96357 versus 127425 in May 1908.
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Ottawa
Terror assault at Russian estate leads to multiple deaths
A Kiev despatch reports a band of armed men visiting a local landowner's estate. They demanded a large sum, were refused, then shot the landowner, his mother, three peasants, and a servant before escaping.
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Kiev
Russia
Cholera Cases Rise in Russian Capital Amid Water Fear
The Russian capital reports rising cholera cases with 24 new patients and 17 suspects admitted in the 24 hours to Thursday noon. Officials suspect infection spreading via filtration beds as districts dependent on those water sources show higher case percentages.
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St. Petersburg
Turbulent Wheat and Freight Rates Plague Toronto Markets
Toronto grain markets report Ontario wheat and Manitoba varieties strong on track with bids from $1.31 to $6.40, barley oats and corn priced by grade, and freight costs noted. A Viborg Finland dispatch updates a British steamer Northburg fired on by a Russian torpedo boat near the Finnish coast as Emperors Nicholas and William prepare to meet, injuring a crew member.
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Finland
Nicholas
Emperor William
Northburg
Son
Robert d Sred
Wirelahti
Island of
Bjerke
Emperor Nicholas
Pitkipas Bay
Prices for Farm Produce and Livestock on Track
Agricultural market notes show apples at 4 to 5 dollars for choice, 3 to 3.59 for seconds. beans prime 2.20 to 2.25, hand-picked 2.40 to 2.45 per bushel. Maple syrup 85 cents to 1 dollar a gallon. Hay No 1 timothy 12.59 to 13 dollars a ton, lower grades 9 to 10. straw 7.50 to 8 on track. Potatoes bag lots 5 dollars per bag on track. Poultry prices: chickens 16 to 17 cents per lb dressed, fowl 12 to 14 cents, turkeys 16 to 19 cents per lb.
Dairy and Egg Prices From Local Market Notes
Butter and margarine prices listed with ranges for tubs large rolls and inferior quality. Creamery rolls and solids quoted with varied cents per pound. Eggs offered case lots per dozen, cheese prices for large old and twins varieties with per pound ranges.
Grocery Price List From Local Market
Prices for bacon and pork cuts shown in case lots and retail. Hams and shoulders priced by weight, with ranges for light, medium, and heavy cuts. Lard sold in tubs and pails, plus miscellaneous bacon and breakfast varieties.
Grain and dairy prices in Montreal market report
Montreal market update lists price ranges for oats, barley, buckwheat, flour, feed, and dairy. Oats priced at 61 3/4 to 74 cents, barley 72 to 74 cents, buckwheat 69 to 70 cents, Manitoba Spring wheat patents at 6.30 to 6.50, bakers and winter wheats higher, bran and shorts rising, cheese at 12 to 12 1/2 cents, butter up to 23 1/4 cents, eggs 18 to 19 cents per dozen.
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Toronto
Ontario
Manitoba
Manitoba Wheat
Northern
Georgian Bay
Western Canada
Fay
Ste
Shorts
Montreal
Wheat and flour prices across Chicago and Minneapolis markets
Chicago cash wheat prices range from No 2 red 1.50 to 1.60 and No 3 red 1.45 to 1.50, with various hard red and spring grades. Minneapolis futures show July wheat 1.50, Sept 1.09 to 1.09 1/2, cash No 2 hard 1.34 to 1.35, No 1 Northern around 1.33. Flour patent prices quoted from 6.45 to 8.50 and bullies for various grades.
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Chicago
Northern
Minneapolis
Live Stock Market Report From Montreal
Live stock prices at Montreal on June 22 show prime beef at 5 to 6 cents per pound with good cattle at 4.5 to 5.5 cents. Milking cows bring 55 to 60 dollars, others 39.5 to 50 dollars. Calves range 2.50 to 10 dollars each. Sheep bring 4 to 5 dollars per pound, lambs from 3.50 to 6 dollars each. Fat hogs sold at about standard market rates.
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Montreal
Market Report On Livestock Prices From Toronto
June 22 quotes show 8c per pound for old sows at 6e per pound, exporters at 6 to 6.20, ordinary loads at 85.75 to 6. Prime butcher cattle steady 5.25 to 5.93 for top steers and heifers. Stockers and feeders fair demand. milkers and near springers steady. calves unchanged. Sheep and lambs firm with lambs slightly higher. Hogs selects 7.60 to 7.70 f o b and 7.90 fed and watered.
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Toronto
Profit Sharing in England Expands Worker Ownership
Profit sharing has grown in England from 15 societies in 1883 to 112 last year with profits rising from 9,309,900 to about 20,009,000 dollars. The South Metropolitan Company paid workers 159,000 dollars last year, about 7 percent of wages, totaling 2,100,000 dollars in eighteen years. Moody's notes more stores move toward employee shareholding with capital stock held by workers and returned if the employer leaves.
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America
England
South Metpolitan Company
Moody's
Carnegie
Ployees
Boston T
Russia’s Yellow Peril Prompts Douma Measure
A bill in the Douma seeks steps against the influx of Koreans and Chinese and other aliens in the Amur district. Siberian deputies press for experts to help develop such measures. About 40,000 Koreans on the frontier consider converting to Orthodoxy to ease Russian citizenship.
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St. Petersburg
Douma
Amur
Lambs Bone Grafted in Chicago Surgery
A rare operation at Frances Willard Hospital involved grafting lamb bone into Docearl Townsend's leg to replace a shattered tibia. Chicago surgeons claim it is the first American attempt and one of only a handful ever performed before. Queen Elena of Italy has declined to wear new French milliner hats for Italian fashion.
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Chicago
Frances Willard Hospital
Docearl Townsend
America
Elena
Italy
Foxton to discuss Australian naval role and base options
A Melbourne despatch reports Colonel Foxton Australia’s Defence Conference delegate failed to secure full commitment. He aims to explore alternatives to a Dreadnought gift, including a large Imperial navy base at an Australian port and Australian policing of the Pacific, while pledging readiness for Imperial emergencies. He cannot promise enlistment of Australians beyond home defense.
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Melbourne
Foxton
Australia
Pacific
Swedish engineers claim record long distance sound link
A London despatch reports Ogner and Holmstroen claim an invention to sharpen distant telephone clarity. Experimental talks between Paris and Sundsvall 300 miles north of Stockholm were heard clearly. The 1800 mile line ran via Berlin, using longer wire, and may set a distance record.
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London
Ogner and
Holmstroen
Paris
Sundsval
Stockholm
Berlin
Cadet Corps to Receive Scouting for Boys Book
Military orders announce that all cadet corps in Canada will receive a copy of Scouting for Boys by Lieut General Baden-Powell to aid practical scouting training. The announcement appears in today’s militia orders.
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Baden-Powell
Ottawa
Canada
Rider killed in shunting accident at Central depot
Yardmaster Paul Brennan of the Grand Trunk Railway died Thursday forenoon in a yard shunting incident beneath the Laurier avenue bridge. He was on the footboard of the engine when he fell, the wheels passing over his upper body and causing instant death.
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Ottawa
Paul Brennan
Central
Laurier Avenue
Fire gutts Great West Saddlery building in Winnipeg
Despatch from Winnipeg reports a blaze gutted the Great West Saddlery Company building on Market Street east used as a warehouse and office. The stock and structure suffered heavy losses, with total damage estimated near 400000 dollars.
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Great West Saddlery Company
Winnipeg
Market Street East
Canada reports expanding trade in May and recovering from 1907 lull
May trade figures show imports of 25,060,078 dollars up 5,183,547 from last May and exports reaching 15,810,207 dollars, up nearly two million. For the first two months imports total 50,592,549 dollars and exports 27,673,004 dollars, with customs revenue rising 670,000 dollars. The total trade for May, including coin and bullion, is 84,911,726 dollars, up 7,029,650 from a year earlier.
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Ottawa
Dominion
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