Fragmented OCR Fragment on an Unclear Topic
The readable text notes a railway related matter with vague references to a known entity and raised warnings. It mentions a serpentine image and an observed point, plus a reaction to a turning spot and mentions Wales and glands in disjointed form.
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William King-Noel
Earl of Lovelace
Princess of Wales
Sandringham
Manchester Ship Canal
Manchester
Samuel Baker
Newton Abbott
Devonshire
British Admiralty
Naval Construction and Armament Company
Barrow
Lieut
Hambrough
Cape Town
Lobengula
Bulawayo
Timothy Harrington
Dublin
House of Commons
United Ireland
A Polar Chase Ends in Wolf Pack Onslaught
Olaf Ericsar, a Norwegian youth, ascends Bear Ridge on skees to trap fur bears then descends by moonlight. He wakes to a herd of wolves, fends them off with a revolver shot, and uses a long pole to clear a path as he races downhill to safety, returning home injured but alive.
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United States
Europe
Canada
States
Colorado
Olaf Ericssar
Bear Ridge
Olaf
Skees
Satan
Olef
Berlin
Justice Schenchel
Baltimore
Church of the Good Shepherd
Columbus
Ohio
Bell
Nova Scotia
Opium Smuggler Kennedy Arrested in Canada-US Trade
Detroit dispatch reports Daniel Kennedy, a famed opium smuggler, arrested after being tracked from Toronto to Detroit. A trunk confiscated contained 100 half pounds. estimated 500 pounds smuggled monthly, worth $72,000 yearly. Kennedy's partner Ross and brother Al Kenney linked to the network.
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Detroit
Daniel Kennedy
United States
Secret Service
Kennedy
Toronto
Canada
Windsor
Ross
Carter
Queen City
Port Huron
West Detroit
San Francisco
Customs House
al. Kenney
Detroit House of Correction
A ScotCHMAN in Canada discusses banking reforms
James Marwick, a Scottish chartered accountant, visited Canada after studying banking systems in the United States and Australia. He praises Canada’s central bank structure for elasticity and wide dispersion, critiques the U S system’s many local banks, and favors a gold reserve. He notes British Columbia and Vancouver’s bright prospects, anticipates a western Canadian trade boom, and credits Canada with finding new markets aided by the McKinley tariff era. He urges prudent policy to sustain financial strength amid global upheaval.
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James Marwick
Scotland
Canada
United States
America
Australia
Melbourne
Toronto
Mr.Marwick
Confederation
Marwick
Pacific States
Northwest Territories
British Columbia
San Francisco
Vancouver
Northwest
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Remarkable miscellany from old notes and curiosities
A collage of curious facts spans bridges in China, a 309 year old rose tree, glass jars preserving tea and coffee longer, Cromwell era wealth estimates, and a cat with eight legs. Other items note olive oil, Olney trivia, and notes on Virgil, salt odor control, and ancient London policing.
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China
B. O
Cologne
United Kingdom
Edward Franklin
Athens
Georgia
Cicero
Julius Cesar
Tulare County
California
Virgil
Bank of England
Quebec Legislature orders codification of laws
The week's news reports the Quebec Legislature ordering codification of provincial laws, plus varied items from Canada and Britain. Notable notes include Manitoba proposing a Judgment Act, a license requirement for insurers, and immigration efforts for next season. A Waterloo mayoral victory and other local results are mentioned amid international updates.
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Quebec
Ottawa
Duncan McIntyre
Montreal
Atlantic
Alex. Cowan
Winnipeg
Po Booth
Wesley P. Hough
Rupert P. Smith
New Branewicke
Fraser
Prince Edward Island
Prince County
Island
Canada
Manitoba
Ontario
Department of the Interior
United States
P.P. A
Waterloo
R. Y. Fish
W. Wells
Bowell
Vancouver
B.C
Charles Hibbert Tapper
Dominion
Macine and Fisheries
Russia
Russian
Boyd
World gold and silver circulation totals rise and fall
The U S mint director reports global gold circulation at 3 9019 million dollars and silver at 3 9311 million. Compared with last year gold up by 318 million while silver fell by 111.6 million, reflecting shifts in monetary holdings across major nations.
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U. S
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