War News Short on Ladysmith as Roberts Kitchener Arrive
London reports scarce fighting from Ladysmith with Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener arriving at the front. It notes 85,000 troops expected within 30 days and cautions no decisive results yet while authorities urge greater hospital capacity and note variances in Boer and native accounts of losses and positions.
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Manitoba cabinet sworn in fifty Indians to act as scouts
Fifty Indians have been sworn into the Manitoba cabinet to serve as scouts in South Africa as troop movements continue. The announcement notes ongoing operations and the role of these scouts in guiding and supporting military efforts.
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Africa
Ottawa Contingent Filling Amid War Prep
Ottawa reports the second contingent bodies filled with officers and chaplains set for South Africa. Details include appointments of Rev Father Sinnette and Borden selecting Sinnette, while Manitoba and Northwest Territories see land-residence rules for volunteers.
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Indecent publication trial ends as court clears charge
The managers and artist of La Carteatare faced trial for outraging public morals. The court acquitted them, ruling the material, though gross, lacked obscene character to justify the charge and did not amount to public offense.
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Tial Tis Temper Roasted Everything in House
A household incident describes Tial Ti displaying a fiery temper and roasting items around the home yesterday. Neighbors reported loud arguing and hot words, with some furniture scorched during the spree.
British Columbia Parliament Violence Sparks Adjour nment and Political Charges
Special dispatches report Joe Martin attacking the Government in British Columbia Parliament with calls for resignations or a general election. Ralph Smith moves to adjourn until Friday as Martin plans to attend in Vancouver. Separate dispatches note French Canadian reaction to a controversial South Africa article and editorial pressure.
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