Article clipped from Kingston Daily British Whig

The Grand Trunk railway authori ties recently loaned twenty-five of their simple type of wagel engines to the Canadian Pacific ay, to help that company move the immense grain crop in the north-west. Rev. Father Flourence, first parish fin A scene of Notre Dame de Lourdes, on the Montreal Road, near Ottawa, is dead in France. It is said the father died of a broken heart because his order was competed to leave France. William Gammond was badly injur ed by a train at Winnipeg , will cost the city of Ottawa $20,000.
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Kingston Daily British Whig

Kingston, Ontario, CA

Wed, Nov 06, 1901

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Jeremiah G.

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