Two Conspirators Plot Wealth From Madame Rachel
Caspar and Alexander Hugo scheme to seize a Brookside will leaving Christine as the prize. They disguise themselves to muster witnesses, plan further moves, and target heiress Madame Rachel as her illness deepens. Christine, caring for Rachel, prepares to hear a long life story she never expected.
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Brookside
Rachel
Caspar
Christine
Alexander Hugo
New Hampshire
Alexander
Waybrook
Paul Waybrook
Madame Rachel
Eben Sanders
Seth Davis
Cary
It was born in New Orleans Madame St Clair recalls
Madame St Clair narrates how she grew up an orphan in New Orleans and married Victor St Clair a generous French refugee. After Theresa, Victor's sister, estranged from her dissolute husband Jasper Murdoch, a child named Pauline arrived and Victor left his fortune to his wife. She becomes a widow at eighteen with a large estate and busy with Pauline as she contemplates remarrying.
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New Orleans
Madame St. Clair
Arnot
Amy
Victor St. Clair
America
Theresa
France
Jasper Murdoch
Victor
Pauline
Tragic Airship Demonstration At Central Canada Exhibition
Ottawa dispatch reports a deadly accident during an airship demonstration at the Central Canada Exhibition. Aviator Nassr ascended twice, but first near Aberdeen Pavilion a high voltage wire caused a circuit. spectator Edward Keating died from burns and shock, Malcolm Campbell survived, Wingardner survived, Nasir perished in later attempts as the airship caught fire near the Ri deau Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Wingardner
Edward Keating
Belleville
Malcolm Campbell
Keating
Campbell
Glengarry County
Ontario Wind Engine and Pump Co., Limited
Nasir
Rideau Canal
Market Prices for Apples Beans Hay Straw and Poultry
The report lists prices for cooking apples at $2 per barrel and varieties from $2.25 to $2.50. Beans prime at $2.25 and hand picked $2.40 to $2.45 per bushel. Hay No 1 timothy $15 to $16 per ton on track, No 2 $14 to $14.50. Straw $9 to $9.50. Potatoes 70 to 7de per bag for Ontarios and $0c for New Brunswick. Poultry prices show chickens dressed 14 to 16c per lb fowl 9 to 11c turkeys 17 to 18c per lb ducks 12 to 13c.
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St. Lawrence and Duchess
Timothy
Ontarios
Dairy Markets Report Narrow Range for Milk and Eggs
Dairy markets show varied pricing across products with Putter-Pound prints at 19 to 21 cents for tubs and large rolls, interior milk 16 to 17 cents, creamery 234 to 24 cents, and separator 22 to 25 cents per pound. Eggs offered in case lots 24 to 25 cents per dozen with cheese at 12 cents per pound for large and 12.5 cents for twins.
Local Meats Prices Include Bacon Ham and Lard Details
Advertised meat prices show bacon at 14 percent to per pound in case lots and 25 to 27.5 dollars for various cuts. Hams range from light to heavy at 14.5 to 16 percent, rolls at 14 to 14.5 percent, shoulders at 13 cents, back around 18 to 19 cents, breakfast bacon 17 cents. Lard sold in tiers at 15 cents, tubs at 15.25 cents, pails 15.4 cents.
Montreal oats market shows firmer prices and wider bids
The Montreal oats market remains active with buyers quoting No 2 Canadian Western at 43 to 45 cents per bushel afloat for arrival, up from two weeks ago. Prices for barley, flour and bran also move with No 2 Manitoba barley at 66 to 67 cents and Manitoba feed barley 64 to 65 cents.
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Montreal
Manitoba
Ontario
Manitoba Dairy
Western Dairy
Wheat and flour price quotes from St Louis and Milwaukee
Market notes from St Louis and Minneapolis show Wheat Sept price at 97% to 97 4, Dec 97 4c, May around 81 0 34, cash No 1 hard 1.00 to 1.01, No 1 Northern 98 4 to 1.00, No 2 Northern 97 to 98c, No 3 Northern 95 to 96c. Flour patents 5.20 to 5.45, bran 19.50 per hundred pounds. Milwaukee reports No 1 Northern 1.05 to 1.08 4, No 2 Northern 1.05 to 1.06, Rye No 1 about 7c, Barley varieties 59 to 64c.
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Toronto
Ontario
Manitoba
Manitoba Wheat
Northern
Bay Ports
Bay
Canada West
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Minn
Milwaukee
Live Stock Markets Montreal and Toronto September report
Montreal markets show no prime beeves with top prices near five cents a pound and calves at 3% to 5c per lb. Hogs range nine to 9.5c, milch cows 20 to 55 dollars. Toronto buyers seek prime steers and heifers up to 5.80 per cwt, averages from 3 to 5.5 dollars per cwt. milker demand steady. stockers firmer. lambs rally. hogs quoted 8.25 to 8.50 per cwt fob and 5.65 to 8.50 fed and watered.
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Montreal
Toronto
Fines Total 842 in Sea Police Court Case List
A Sault Ste. Marie despatch reports fines totaling 842 after a August Sea visit by Detectives Austin and Fartanglo. Benny Scigliano, an Italian resident, was fined 460 on three charges for liquor at his establishment. Marcel Mancosa, also Italian, paid 257 and the Algoma Hotel 125. The fines alarm local liquor dealers ahead of January local option voting. Fartanglo says he is Government employed and has more cases pending.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Austin
Fartangle
Benny Scigliano
Westend
Marcello Mancosa
Algoma
Fartanglo
Wheat Arrives Bolster Fort William Elevators Overworked
A Fort William despatch notes wheat arriving in large quantities this season and elevators working overtime on Tuesday night. Shipping remains slow with the Wahcondah Fairmount and barge Vagava waiting empty in the river.
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Fort William
Fairmount
Jacob Smith Stands Trial For Shooting Dominick Spratt
A Lindsay despatch reports Jacob Smith will stand trial for the shooting death of Dominick Spratt after being remanded in custody. Authorities pursue evidence and formal charges ahead of proceedings.
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Jacob Smith
Dominick Spratt
Lindsay
Fragmentary inquest notes precede December trial
The record resumes on Wednesday before Magistrate Moore with several witnesses hearing evidence. The accused awaits trial at the Quays, with proceedings to start on December 1. Jacob remains in poor health, fever in initial stages.
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Moore
Jacob Ee Ig
Tragedy on Tennessee Railway Collision Kills Eight
A head on crash between Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis tram No 4 and freight No 51 one mile west of Pegram Tennessee on Wednesday kills eight men and injures several. Fire consumes bodies and crews report no passenger deaths as engines derail and wreck is blamed on overlooked orders.
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Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis
Pegram
Tenn
War Office reports large stocks of canned meats
Officials declined to confirm the report that the War Office is replenishing reserves by contracting for canned meats. The article notes a shortage and possible measures to rebuild stocks, but provides no definite public statements from War Office officials.
Vesuvius Despatch Reports Seismic Disturbance
A despatch notes Vesuvius activity with rumbling shocks and crater updates. It mentions disruptions in a local school and possible reopening plans after a cessation of activity.
Canadian Railways Told to Shield Passengers from U S Officials
The Canadian Railway Commission issued an order directing all railroads with international service to prevent undue interference with Canadian passengers by United States immigration officers. Chairman Mabee cited more than fifty complaints about American officials allegedly being obnoxious to travelers.
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Ottawa
Canadian Railway Commission
Canada
United States
Mabee
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Court Street
Hanover Street
Portland
Casper
Bonde Wells
Zereepee
Aspar
Adam Halford
Roxbury
Cornhill
Kansas
Downey
Colorado
Stepper
Lora
John Downey
Caspar Hugo
Mamma
Shorts
Collsionville
Tepac
WAR Office
Vesuvius
Smatl Intpenal
Getti
Las
Public School
Ouok
Railway Commission
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