Rorie and Vixen plan Briar Wood life after Jersey farewell
In Jersey, Rorie Vandrey and Violet Tempest reveal their engagement to Miss Skipwith as Captain Carmichael’s illness prompts a family effort. The couple prepares to travel home, pledging to help the poor, while Miss Skipwith contemplates their future union and a life beyond academia.
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Vixen
Rorie
Jove
Captain Carmichael
Abbey House
Hampshire
Mr. Vandrey
St. Heliers
Miss Tempest
Miss Skipwith
Violet
Mamma
Rome
Skipwith
Universal Church
Vandrey
Rossalind
Orlando
Roderick
St. Helier’s
Briarwood
Briar Wood
Marion
Argus
Spratt
Vixeb
Mabel
Adieus
Dodderys
Shading Markets Ontario and Manitoba grain prices shown
Toronto market report lists Wheat No 2 grades from 98 34 to 9834 cents and No 2 mixed at 982 cents. Manitoba Wheat values range from 1.03 to 1.07 dollars for No 2 to No 1 hard. Barley Oats Rye Peas and corn prices follow with assorted grades and futures quotes, plus flour patent and bakers' price ranges.
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Toronto
Ontario
Manitoba
Shorts
Market Price Snapshots From Creamery And Farms
Wholesale dairy and farm product notes record steady to firm prices for cheese, butter, poultry, potatoes, beans, honey, hay, straw, and meats. Dressed hogs and lard show stable values, with various cuts priced per ton or per hundredweight across on track markets.
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Timothy
Montreal market report shows steady flour and dairy prices
Local markets list Manitoba spring and winter wheat patents and shorts with small range changes. Eggs, butter, cheese, and meats show subdued activity with modest price variations. lard and bacon quotes reflect typical regional spreads and packer conditions.
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Montreal
Manitoba
Ontario
Manitoba Shorts
Buffalo Market Wheat and grain prices on Nov 12
Buffalo market reports show wheat prices with No 2 red at 1.02 and winter lowers, corn at 66c for No 2 white and yellow, oats easier at 53c, and barley 1.10. On track No 2 rye at 89 cents. New York notes spot weak wheat at 1.02 and elevator No 2 red at 1.02% fob afloat quotes.
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Buffalo
New York
Duluth
Three Couples Drowned in Dutch Canal Crash
A despatch from Amsterdam reports Jonkheer van Panhuys aged 70 and his son the mayor of De Leek, along with their wives, drowned when their carriage fell into Hoogherg canal in dense fog. The elder van Panhuys was former Governor of Groningen and Vice-President of the Council of State.
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Amsterdam
Hamd
Jonkheer van Panhuys
de Leek
Hoogherg
Groningen
Council of State
Printer's apprentice confesses to Jack the Ripper crimes
Despatch from Berlin reports Paul Minow, twenty two, an epileptic, admitted stabbing four little girls in a series of killings taunted by his mother and sister. Police have verified his confession.
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Berlin
Germany
Jack the Ripper
Paul Minow
Western division of Grand Trunk Pacific reports work progress
Ottawa dispatch notes 205 miles of track laid west from Winnipeg by end of October with 53 miles ballasted. Labor shortages persist as 200 track laborers were needed near Edmonton and only $2 could be paid after strenuous work.
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Ottawa
Grand Trunk Pacific
Winnipeg
Edmonton
New Diphtheria Cure Debuts at Munich University
Despatch from Munich reports Prof. Rudolph Emmerich of the University of Munich announcing a new diphtheria cure named Pyocyanase. He says it is effective in dangerous cases and acts rapidly by blowing the remedy into the throat, produced from pyocyanine bacilli grown in liquid cultures.
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Munich
Rudolph Emmerich
University of Munich
Death in Brant County family quarrel shocks district
A Brantford despatch reports Richard Battice of the Six Nations Reserve near Hagersville was killed by his wife and stepson after a quarrel upon returning home from selling hay. They beat him severely, breaking an arm and shoulder, blackening his eyes and fracturing the skull. The County Crown Attorney orders a full investigation and arrests are expected.
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Brantford Sa
Richard Battice
Hagersville
Battice
Fred Scott
Fred Taylor
Brant County
Bandits Rob Inter-State Bank in Canova South Dakota
Seven armed bandits raided Canova at dawn, blew the Inter-State Bank safe, and escaped with 6500 dollars. While two men worked inside, others patrolled streets and alleys. Robbers fired on a hotel crowd, forcing residents to extinguish lights. occupants fled as the town remained terrorized.
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Canova
S.D
Inter-State Bank
Cornelia McKelvie
Baltimore
Montclair
Nwt
Santa Fe Railroad
Los Angeles
Yardiey
Roosevelt
United States
Policeman Ward
Pittsburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tong Island
Mystery Body Found in Barn Near North Bay
Despatch from North Bay reports a body covered with straw discovered in a barn about two miles north of town on Friday morning. Identification efforts continue with authorities silent on whether the death is murder.
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North Bay
Here
Live stock market prices in Toronto cattle sales
Toronto reports a broad sale of cattle with exporters scarce at under five loads. Prices ranged from 2 to 4.50 per cwt for common to good stock, with picks up to higher marks. Hogs sold steady at 6c per lb, light rough hogs 4 1 2 to 5c per lb, and dairy cows brought 40 to 50 dollars each.
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Quebecs
Townships
Ontarios
Toronto
Selo
Arthur Russell found dead near Cobalt shocks Montreal
Despatch notes Arthur Russell once well connected in Mayale England left a good CPR job due to ill health. His fiancee sails to meet him as his naked body is discovered near Cobalt.
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Arthur Russell
Cobalt
Montreal
Arthur Russel
Mayale
England
Telestereography Collected From Paris Photographs
A Paris dispatch reports several papers printing photographs from Telegraph copies transmitted by Edouard Belin. The mechanical method differs from Prof Korn’s selenium process and is dubbed telestereography.
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Paris
Edouard Belin
Korn
Destructive Marseilles Hurricane Floods City
A hurricane swept Marseilles on Friday night flooding gas works and darkening the city. Several people were killed by collapsing houses amid widespread floods as South France endures renewed inundations and a major coal station at Grassessaic suspends work.
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Marseilles
France
Grassessaic
Canada and United States News Briefs Across 1900s Topics
Canada faces rising biscuit prices in Toronto while Longue Pointe Quebec loses an old Catholic church to fire in a 75 000 dollar blaze. Western layoffs hit Grand Trunk at Point St Charles and Griffin Packing Edmonton. Ontario studies an agent general in England and Nippon immigration review signals policy shifts. Mauretania speeds at 27.36 knots in trial and Cabinet probes Japan immigration. United States reports larceny cases, fires, rebates penalties and federal budget strains.
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Canada
Toronto
Longue Pointe
Quebec
Grand Trunk
Point St. Charles
Temiskiming Railway
Winnipega
Ontario
Tr.continental
England
Griffin Packing Co
Edmonton
Bosworth
C.P.R
Winnipeg
J. S. McDonald
Derchest
North Sydney
Regina
Ottawa
W. L. M. King
Mmes A. Blair
London
Alberta
Brantford
Medicine Hat Council
Dominion Coal Co
Montreal
J. E. Robson
Robson
G.T. R
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
West Huron
House of Commons
Cunard
Mauretania
British Board of Trade
Charles Tupper
Moss
C.M.G
Coulter
Turcomans Loot Astrabad Amid War Turmoil
A chaotic report notes Astrabad looted by Turcomans and a massacre cut to the sword phrase. Russia orders ten torpedo boat destroyers costing 14 million dollars. A landslide at Karatagh on October 21 kills 3,400. The Shah’s Foreign Minister warns Britain and Russia Persia remains independent.
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Astrabad
Karatagh
Russia
France
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Amapala
Britain
Persia
Girls Use Disguise in Montreal Courtroom Fare
A Montreal Recorder's Court heard Hugh Reid face an assault charge after three young ladies, dressed as men on Thanksgiving, attempted a mock hold up. Reid, claiming they were acquaintances, said they helped him to misread the situation and defense was made.
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Montreal
Recorder's Court
Hugh Reid
Reid
Itch Epidemic Strikes London Ont Schoolchildren
A London Ontario dispatch reports an itch epidemic among local school children with many confined to home. Doctors say new cases appear daily and suspect the illness originated from Manitoba.
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London
Ont
Manitoba
Immigration to Canada Surges in First Nine Months of Year
Despatch from Oliswa reports 236000 immigrants to Canada in the first nine months, up 54736 from last year, nearly nine times 1900 levels. For April to September arrivals total 193690 with 35092 from the United States and 158000 by ocean ports, up 81 percent year over year.
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Canada
Oliswa
United States
Lille
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