Room for the Brookside Promise and Hidden Peril
Christine St. Clair warms to Paul Waybrook as a dramatic family saga unfolds. A suit over inheritance stirs risk when Adolphe Hugo is found dead after a railroad incident, prompting lawyer Halford to investigate. Rachel St. Clair fears for her health even as Christine’s joy grows.
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Paul
Waybrook
Brookside Cottage
Madame Rachel
Christine Jogethoy
Rach
Christine
Tam
Rachel
Christine St. Clair
Faul
Providence
Pregex
Pan
Morocco
Adolphe Hugo
Rachel St. Clair
Adam Halford
Paul Waybrook
Old Tom
Tom
Mne
Missus
Lora
Madame Rachel Seeks Lawyer at Inquest for Clues
Madame Rachel, after learning of the dead man from Paul, summoned her attorney to the inquest. Wes Adan Halford, a Boston lawyer renowned for integrity, handled title work and examinations rather than courtroom theatrics. The text notes his specialty in property and exam titles.
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Rachel
Paul
Wes Adan Halford
Boston
Not ready excerpt scene lines show character dialogue
Dialogue from a literary scene shows a tremulous speaker pleading innocence while a benevolent listener offers blessing and instruction, with a note that the scene continues.
Ontario loan applications surge amid new pest dogs
Reports show steadily rising applications for the Ontario loan while a spruce forest pest is detected. A Kingston hotel suicide is noted as authorities investigate. Strathcona Hall at Niagara on the Lake is reported destroyed by fire. Earl and Countess Grey plan a Winnipeg visit in October.
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Ontario
William Smith
Kingston
Strathcona Hall
Niagara-on the-Lake
Earl
Countess Grey
Winnipeg
Hydrographic Survey Service
Denison
Toronto
C. G. Henley
Lindsay
St. Thomas
M. Busson
St. Constant
Que
Harvesters
Ridout
North Bay
Molsons Bank
Canada to Build Its Own Fleet, Premier Asquith Announces
Premier Asquith stated in the House of Commons on Thursday that Canada will construct its own naval fleet. The ruling plan marks a shift toward national defense autonomy and increased maritime capabilities for Canada.
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Asquith
House of Commons
Canada
Raging Forest Fires Threaten Idaho Region
Reports indicate large wildfires are burning in northern Idaho near the Canadian border, with authorities seeking containment as flames threaten communities and timberlands.
News In Briefs From Global Turmoil And Exploration
Bombs appear again in Barcelona a new glacier is found by a touring party in Alaska the first aeroplane flight in Russia occurred at Odessa on Tuesday Latham the French aviator covered ninety five miles in about two hours revolutionists in Yemen massacre and pillage
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Barcelona
Alaska
Russia
Odessa
Latham
Yemen
Arabia
The Greatest Year at the Canadian National Exhibition
The narration touts the Canadian National Exhibition as its greatest ever with international horses from across seas and border regions, Jerseys from Toronto’s street Railway King, and animals from Sir William Van Horne’s Manitoba farm. It promises a vast display of Canadian and U S livestock along with finished and in progress manufactures, plus an unmatched lineup of special attractions.
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King of Toronto
Sir William van Horne
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Industrial accidents claim many Canadian workers
A Ottawa despatch reports July industrial accidents in Canada affecting 274 workers. One hundred fatalities and 258 serious injuries were recorded according to Labor Department reports.
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Ottawa
Canada
Labor Department
Australia’s New Navy Despatch Reveals Squadron Composition
A London despatch reports the Admiralty announced the Australian squadron of the Imperial navy will include one armored cruiser three other cruisers six torpedo boat destroyers and three submarines.
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London
Admiralty
Imperial Navy
World Markets Breadstuffs Flour Prices From Toronto Report
The Toronto market report lists prices for flour and grain products including new Winter wheat patents at 4.15 to 4.20 in buyers bags, export prices 3.95 to 4.00 outside. Manitoba and Ontario patent grades from 5.10 to 5.80 on track. various wheat, oats, barley, corn, buckwheat and bran prices across Ontario and lake/port connections. Ontario No. 2 oats 47.25 cents on track. Corn No. 2 American yellow 79 cents on track. Bran 22 dollars Ontario bulk, 21 dollars Manitoba sacks.
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Toronto
Ontario
Manitoba
Manitoba Wheat
Georgian Bay Ports
Ontario Wheat
Nee Points
Western Canada
Bay
Lake Ports
Shorts
Market Prices Reported for Beans Hay Straw Potatoes Poultry
Beans prime 2.10 to 2.25 and hand picked 2.59 to 2.60 per bush. Hay No 1 timothy 13.50 to 14.50 a ton on track. low er grades 13 to 13.50. Straw 9 to 9.50. Potatoes New Canadian 75 to 85 cents per bushel. Poultry chickens yearlings dressed 1 to 16 cents per lb fowl 13 to ide turkeys 18 to 20 cents.
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Timothy
Market Prices for Dairy Goods and Eggs
Butter prints range 20 to 23 cents per pound in tubs and large pails. Creamery butter 23 to 24 cents, separator 22 1/4 to 23 4 cents. Eggs new laid 23 to 24 cents. Cheese 12 1/% for large and 12 1/2 cents for twins.
Bacon and pork cuts price list for case lots
The notice lists various pork products with prices: bacon 18 percent to ld4e per pound in case lots and 24 to 25 dollars for short cut, hams 14 to 14 percent, shoulders 12 cents, backs 17 to 18 cents, breakfast bacon 16 percent to 18 cents, lard tierces 14.4 cents and tubs 14.4 cents to 14 percent.
Montreal Market Reports for Grains and Provisions
Montreal August 31 market review with prices for oats barley flour and feed items. Oats range from No 2 Canadian Western to No 1 Feed, barley at No 2 for 66 to 67 cents, Manitoba feed barley 64 to 65 cents. Flour prices for Manitoba Spring and Winter pat ents, and bakers. Feed and mouille prices listed. Cheese and eggs prices shown for creamery, candled eggs, and selected stock.
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Montreal
Manitoba
Manitoba Strong
Ontario
Wheat and corn prices drift in regional markets
Buffalo and Chicago market notes show spring wheat dull to firm cash ranges for wheat, corn firm with mixed cash and on track quotes, and oats steady with multiple grade values. Rye on track also reported.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Montreal and Toronto Livestock Prices August 31
Montreal market reports high quality beef at 4% to 5% per pound with milch cows 25 to 55 dollars each and grass fed calves 3.50 to 8 dollars. Sheep 3% to 4% per pound, fat hogs 8% to 8% per pound. Toronto stocker trade quiet with Manitoba stock at 4 dollars, milker and springer demand firm, spring lambs to 6.50, calves 5.50 to 7, hogs 7.65 to 8 dollars fob and fed with water.
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Montreal
Toronto
Manitoba
Ontario Crops Forecast by Department of Agriculture
The Ontario Department of Agriculture predicts fall wheat on 663 275 acres yielding 15 996 562 bushels, with spring wheat 135 161 acres yielding 2 215 314 bushels, barley 695 262 acres yielding 18 273 285 bushels, oats 2 695 585 acres yielding 87 966 527 bushels, peas 381 609 acres yielding 7 842 927 bushels, beans 45 029 acres yielding 857 663 bushels, rye 94 661 acres yielding 1 594 868 bushels, and hay and clover 3 228 445 acres yielding 3 885 145 tons. other crops pending estimates. livestock on hand July 1 includes horses 728 308 milch cows 1 075 496 other cattle 1 593 088 sheep 1 130 667 swine 1 551 187 poultry 12 086 580. livestock sold in year to June 30 1909 includes horses 78 461 cattle 800 228 sheep 33 441 swine 1 986 432 poultry 4 177 503.
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Ontario
Department of Agriculture
Lost for thirty days in Canadian wilderness
Herbert Reeves, thirty, survived thirty days subsisting on berries and roots after getting lost en route to the Canadian Pacific from a lumber camp. Found by Indians near Gull River forty miles from Schreiber, he was nearly collapsed and admitted to hospital. Reeves recalls scattered memories of his ordeal and says he once lived in Macon Georgia and served in the U S Army.
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Fort William
Herbert Reeves
Gull River
Schreiber
Reeves
Canadian Pacific
Macon
Georgia
U. S
Rioters Sentenced After Fort William Strike Trouble
Port Arthur dispatch reports four men convicted of riotous and disorderly conduct in the Fort William strike trouble. Toni Panagioles received seven months, John Pelards seven months, Charles Arank nine months, and Thos Timber seven months. All were identified by police as rioters during the shooting incident.
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Port Arthur
Fort William
Central Prison
McKay
Toni Panagioles
John Pelards
Charles Arank
Thos. Timber
Electric City lights dazzle at Canadian National Exhibition
Toronto Exposition grounds glow with electric exterior decorations as big buildings shine at night. Martial music and marching troops add splendor, turning the Canadian National Exhibition into a lasting, brilliant spectacle.
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Toronto
Canadian National
Canada Wheat Crop Outlook From Ogilvie Mills Leader
Montreal despatch quotes F W Thompson of Ogilvie Flour Mills predicting Manitoba wheat largely harvested with strong quality. Threshing underway across provinces and early estimates suggest a total yield near 11,530,000 bushels.
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Montreal
F. W. Thompson
Ogilvie Flour Mills Company
Manitoba
Canada
Inquest Sheds Light on Lord Eliot's Death at Port Eliot
An inquest found that Lord Eliot eldest son of the Earl of St. Germans died by his own hand at Port Eliot after returning from Egypt. Born in 1885, he had shown strange behavior in recent weeks.
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London
Lord Eliot
Earl of
Chicago Population Estimate From City Directory
Chicago will publish a new city directory this week listing 2,457,600 people. The count is based on 768,000 names and shows an increase of about 33,600 from last year.
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Chicago
Cholera in Holland Reported in Rotterdam Hospital
Despatch from Rotterdam notes nine cholera patients under treatment in the hospital and forty two cases in observation wards. The advisory mentions ongoing measures and monitoring of the outbreak.
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Roterdsat Gays
Immigrant Trek to Canadian West Grows Rapidly
W J White, head of Canadian immigration in the U S, reports a strong push westward from Michigan to Minnesota. He predicts yearly arrivals rising toward 80 000 with July to August matching May levels and calls the movement steady and expanding. Western homestead entries for June rose to 4 205, up 958 from 1908. six month total reached 17 314, up 3 565.
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Ottawa
W. J. White
United States
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Minneapolis
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Massachusetts
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J. P Morgan
McKee’s Rocks
Monroe
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