Hamilton man William McAulay commits suicide
A summary of the Week's News notes the death of Hamilton businessman William McAulay by hanging. The item lists other obituaries and regional events including a long list of international and Canadian economic, political, and social items from the period. The report mentions a fatality from a streetcar, bank charity distributions, legal verdicts, and various global affairs.
Lang Froid of a General and a Queen's anger
A dispatch about Lord Straithnairn famed for laziness during the Indian mutiny. He dictated few reports, while his sergeant reported rebels hanged, prompting the general to respond with polite humor. The Queen learned of the tale and nearly stripped him of his peerage.
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Piccadilly
Central
India
Hugh Rose
Hugh
Massey pledges 100000 for Toronto music hall
Mr H A Massey of Toronto donates 100000 to endow a central city music hall with 3000 to 3500 seats and an organ, plus a 1000 seat secondary hall. He will fund plans and site purchase if ongoing maintenance is guaranteed, aiming to provide an elegant, modern venue for public gatherings. Toronto daily press hails the project as a needed boon.
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H. A. Massey
Toronto
Victoria College
Massey
Manners in Canada and a New South Wales tax debate
A Montreal Witness critique claims Canada lacks courtesy among youth, favoring boorish democracy while praising Celtic roots for refinement. The piece notes Sir George Dibbs backing a New South Wales single tax provoked debate on direct land-value taxation as protection fades and taxes shift.
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Montreal
Canada
George Dibbs
New South Wales
America
Henry George
How to become deaf at will with spermaceti ointment
A sufferer describes a method to silence noises by placing a pea sized amount of spermaceti ointment in a rain limp cotton plug sealed in a bag and inserted into each ear. The author notes the ointment must be firm enough and the bag larger than its contents and claims twelve months of deafness in the sick room.
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Theodore Folson
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Rahway
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Thomas Collins
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Jersey City
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Denver
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Harrison
United States
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University of Chicago
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Lewiston
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France
Great Lakes
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Canada
Owen Sound
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Jefunct
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Martin
Tropics
Hypnotism Show Yields Photo Finding Card Trick
The writer describes hypnotizing a boy under fourteen who correctly identified photos among identical cards. Six photos were found, players claimed no collusion, and under hypnosis the boy again located all photos. The observer notes repeated success and asks how this is done. Toronto report, 1892.
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Case
Great Feats of Strength in Canarian Lore
A National Review account recounts feats from Grand Canary natives including Adargoma who wrestled for two hours and squeezed an opponent until bones cracked. It describes lifting stones, overpowering a two handed rival with wine, single handedly slaying an ox, and a priest tumbling a bull. Relics cite immense thigh bone strength despite questions of national character.
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Grand Canary
Adargoma
Spain
Seville
la Mancha
Adargama
National Review
Good Night and the Gentle Meaning Behind Farewell Phrases
A Harper's Bazar reflection on how Good Night and Good bye carry sacred roots. The piece notes that Good night is really God night or God guard the night, linking daily goodbyes to nightly protection and vigilance. It urges keeping these gentle forms in households.
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Harper’s Bazar
The Oyster Life Span and Growth History
The oyster starts tiny, two million could fit on a square inch. In six months it reaches a nickel size, in a year a quarter. Each shell holds yearly growth layers or shots revealing age. Maturity at four years shows regular shots. older shells thickened. Fossil oysters reach nine inches thick and possibly centuries old. Predators like starfish and certain whelks keep their numbers low.
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Robert Koch
Berlin
Hunter
Klebs
Dr. Koch
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Dynamite Explosion in Dublin and Aftermath
A second dynamite blast hits Dublin causing property damage and a detective’s death. Home Rule supporters blame enemies of Ireland while protests reveal a continued lawless mood. The piece argues for strict punishment and swift execution of ruffians, criticizing leniency.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Castle
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