Summer Dream in a Park Dell Sparks a Mysterious Moment
Hope, governess to the Radford children, marvels at a daffodil filled dell in a country estate park. She meets a handsome stranger, Arthur Dimsdale, who feels a familar yet unconfirmed recollection of her. Tension grows as church social snubs and Lady Dimsdale's kindness contrast with Mrs. Radford's scrutiny.
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Hope
Beck Garden
Miss Smith
Dobson
Joe
Radfords
Dawnson
Andro
Hore
James
Radford
Del
Arthur Dimsdale
Dimsdale
London
Miles
Jove
Prestowe
Lady Dimsdale
Lord Dimsdale
Montague
Stela
Mrs. Radford
Dimsdale Family Seated Behind Choir in North Chancel
A fragment notes Lady Dimsdale occupying a north side church seat just behind the choir. The Dimsdale family held the seat for the count.
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Lady Dimsdale
Will Make Three Laws. Bearing-Rein Prohibition Aimed at Cruelty
London dispatch reports the Anti-Bearing Rein Association says the Prince of Wales backs the movement. A royal pledge was cited to end bearing-rein practice, with a quoted prophecy that as king three laws would ban tail cropping, gin, and bearing reins for horses.
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London
Aali
Anti-Bearing Rein Association
Prince of Wales
Baden- Powell
Orillia Seeks Pool Room Age Rise to 19
Toronto dispatch reports Orillia representatives asked the Attorney General to raise the pool room visiting age from 18 to 19. They also urged a license fee reduction and argued youths under 19 should be barred from these establishments due to public sentiment.
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Toronto
Orillia
Man crawls two miles to safety then dies from leg injury
Vancouver report details Daniel Stetson, a handlogger, who after his right leg was crushed by a falling tree crawled two miles to tide water at Toba Inlet, rowed to a logging camp, was transported to Lund then Vananda Hospital, and died in Vancouver.
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Vancouver
Daniel Stetson
Toba Intel
Stetson
Dolpins
Lund
Vananda Hospital
Private heir to fortune found in Windsor England tale
London Ontario despatch reports Thomas Kirby a private at Wolseley Barracks learned he has inherited 145000 dollars from his late Warwick England father. An Bank of Montreal employee reading a foreign ad triggered an inquiry that confirmed Kirby as the heir.
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London
Thomas Kirby
Wolseley Barracks
Warswick
England
Bank of Montreal
Kirby
Explosion at Parson's camp kills man and injures five
A dynamite accident at Parson's camp No 8 on the Transcontinental Railway killed H. Bellose and seriously injured foreman W. Muse. Workers were loading a 9 30-100 hole when a stick exploded after foreman was called away. The blast injured several others.
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Kenora
Parson’s Camp
H. Bellose
W. Muse
Ems
Leading Markets Toronto Wheat Prices and Grain Quotes
Toronto March market notes Manitoba Wheat No. 1 northern 1.22 No. 2 northern 1.18 No. 3 1.1334 feed wheat 0.67 No. 2 feed 0.6234 Ontario Wheat No. 2 white 0.95 No. 2 red 0.95 No. 2 mixed 0.94 943¢c goose Die to 0.92c Corn firm No. 3 yellow American GK Toronto freights No. 3 mixed 0.04 less Barley No. 2 0.71 0.07 Peas 0.87 Rye No. 2 0.84 Buckwheat No. 2 0.67 Oats No. 2 white 0.52 0.53 outside Sic on track Toronto No. 2 mixed 0.49 0.50 outside Flour Manitoba patents 6.00 seconds 5.49 strong bakers 5.20 winter wheat patents 3.60 Bran full cars 23 24.80 Shorts scarce 23 24 Call board Winter Wheat No. 2 white 0.96 outside No. 2 red 0.94 bid Grand Trunk west No. 2 mixed 0.09 bid C P R 0.95 outside asked Oats No. 2 white 0.52 bid C P R Carn No. 3 yellow 0.6234 bid Toronto to arrive
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Toronto
Manitoba
Northern
Ontario
Grand Trunk West
Poultry Market and Dairy Prices From Local Notes
The listing shows poultry prices for young turkeys 13 to 15 cents, ducks and geese, and chickens with old fowl and inferior chicks. Dairy prices indicate scarce butter, creamery prints 30 to 31 cents, with eggs at new laid 26 cents per dozen and strained honey 11 to 12 cents per pound.
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Aja Oaks
Ontario
Delaware
Montreal Market Notes on Flour and Commodities
Montreal reports steady demand and firm prices across grains and provisions. Prices listed include spring wheat patents at 6.10, seconds 5.50, winter patents 5.50, bagged goods 2.35 to 2.50, oats 33c to 50c per bushel, bran prices, milled grades 25 to 29 per ton, oats and corn per bag, and varied lard and bacon values with live hogs at 5.75 to 5.85 dollars.
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Montreal
Canada
Manitoba
Shorts
Ontario
Butler
Windsor
Buffalo grain prices report from March market notes
In Buffalo on March 10 Wheat shows spring easing with No 1 Northern at $1.13 and winter steady No 2 red at $1.06. Corn firm No 2 yellow 67 cents. Oats steady No 2 mixed 53 4c with No 2 white 52 30. Barley 95 cents to $1.05. Rye No 1 price not shown.
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Buffalo
Market quotes for grain and coal futures in New York
Spot prices for No 2 pod and No 2 red grains quoted afloat. No 2 northern Duluth and No 2 hard winter listed with f o b afloat prices. Minor punctuation errors but indicates new York price activity March 15.
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New York
Duluth
Cattle Prices at Exporters Sale Show Varied Bids
A selection of exporters cattle sold with prices per cwt ranging from heavy bulls at $4.50 to $5.30 for select lots. Butchers cattle averaged $4.75 to $5.10, cows in the $3.23 to $4.35 range, with commons $2.50 to $3.50 per cwt. Bulls overall $2.50 to $3.50 per cwt. Notes show a range of specialized line items and some garbled text from the sale catalog.
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Seeries
Fond Obsighers
Calvas Ecieta
Deimeai
Cialis
Ontario Finances for 1907 Show Largest Revenue on Record
The 1907 financial statement for Ontario reports total receipts of 8.32 million and expenditures of 7.71 million, producing a surplus of 620,159.68. Revenue mainly came from lands forests and mines totaling 3.07 million and a subsidy of 1.73 million. The year saw a higher turnover and increases in mining and forestry income, with notable outlays including liquor license enforcement and railway certificates.
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Ontario
A. J. Matheson
Livestock Prices Mixed as Market Slows on Lambs and Hogs
Grain fed lambs sell 6 34 to 7 cents with common lambs at 5 to 6 cents and export lambs 4 1/2 to 4 cents per pound. Hogs move at 5 dollars per hundredweight for selects and 4 75 for lights and fats. Also report death by own action of Thomas Dempsey en route to trial and a separate incident of a Roblin man using a knife during transit.
Tragedy in Quebec Brothers Fight Ends in Homicide
Montreal despatch reports Nazaire Martel hacked his brother to death after a night of drinking near Ste Agathe Quebec. A fist fight escalated when a weapon was used injuring the victim in the head neck and abdomen. Martel was arrested.
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Montreal Sa
Ol* St. Agathe
Martel
Struc
Nazaire Martel
Ontario Mining Output Rises Potently in 1907 Figures
Ontario mine products in 1907 totalled 24 313 302 dollars, up 1 954 919 from 1906. Silver led gains at 35 927 858 dollars from 9 866.54 ounces, nickel valued at 2 271 616, gold 96 399, and copper 1 045 511. Non metallics show varied shifts with Portland cement and natural gas among notable increases.
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Ontario
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