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04 Aug 1887
Page 1
Quappelle Progress in Quappelle, Saskatchewan
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 04, 1887
Page
1
Mountain lion sighting near Eagle Hill region reported
A five specimen mountain lion was seen near Geo Harpur's place Eagle Hill a few days ago. A man who saw him did not recall the sight clearly. Reverend J A McKay has resigned as principal of Emmanuel College Albert and a permanent successor is unlikely soon. Finnlyson and Matheson found a bag of clothing on a Saskatchewan lumber trip containing a worn letter by Louis David Reil about rebel plans and potential seizures in the Regina area. The owner remains unknown with confidence placed in Louis David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Harpur
Eagle Hilla
J. A. McKay
Paweipalsh
Emmanuel College
Albert
Finnlyson & Matheson
Saskachewan
Louis David Reil
Riel
Wally Sup
Regina
Louis David
Aoapel
Tiwan
A Train of Disasters Reported by the London Advertiser
A train disaster sequence from St Thomas described by the London Advertiser includes multiple wrecks the collision killing several people an oil tank rupture and fires. The blaze leads to the death of a child and a woman while horses are killed and a passenger falls to her death at Port Stanley during a delayed excursion train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
London Advertiser
Port Stanley
Dreadful St Thomas Rail Crash Attributed to Intoxication
It is stated the railway accident at St Thomas was caused by the conductor and engineer becoming intoxicated. The engineer was killed in the collision. It is noted with concern that in this enlightened age the law tolerates the sale and public use of intoxicants that endanger innocent lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
Gineer
Uie Lawa
Intel
F.x
Empire to Launch as Conservative Organ in City
A new Conservative newspaper called The Empire will be established in the city with first issue planned for September 1. John Livingstone is named editor in chief and Dike Rininghams serves as secretary of the Antano Conservative Association and business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Empire
City
Ves
Ohn Livingstone Sesteeal
Dike Rininghams
Antano Conservative Association
Railway extension discussed by Manitoba official
Superintendent Whyte returning from Southern Manitoba talks with reporter about extending railways to serve farmers in the district. MP Alexander and Whyte mention a wheat surplus of at least three quarters of a million bushels and the need for 50 mile extension this fall to ease 25 mile hauling distances. Directors plan to attend a forthcoming meeting to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whyte
Souther
Manitoba
Alexander
M.P.P
Sun
Consul General Phelan pays to free Annie Hodgson schooner
Halifax July 28 Consul General Phelan deposits 400 dollars for the release of the schooner Annie Hodgson captured at Shelburne. Customs Foley Souris refuses to allow the fishermen or the seine boats of the French and Argonaut to be shipped home on fishing vessels citing customs law and possible poaching risks. A coal contract sends 1800 tons from Lanff mines to San Francisco. Taem's tow challenge to Hanlan accepted for 1000 dollars per side with Toronto bay chosen for the race on August 12 or 13. Sir J B Blackwood sails for Canada August 6 to study the Canadian Pacific route prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Phelan
Annie Hodgson
Shelburne
Souris
Cithh Thei
Foster
San Francisco
Rocky Mountains
Teemer
Hanlan
Toronto Bay
Hanlan Saile
Beach
J. B. Blackwood
Imperial Post Office Department
Canada
Camedien Pacific Railway
Sir Blackwood
McGlynn Seeks End of Church State Union in Review
Rev. Dr. McGlynn argues in the August North American Review for separating church from state to end government support of churches charities and schools. He cites cases and calls for universal public funding of common schools and common charities with consistent taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McGlynn
Bitten by a Large Dog Tale From Aoapel Minister
A Aoapel minister recalls a childhood incident when a family dog attacked after a boy teased it. The clergy figure reflects on the scar and moral: obedience to God and keeping aloof from danger. The tale underscores caution in handling animals and trust in parental guidance.
CP Contracts Australian Freight to Boston From Victoria
The Canadian Pacific contracted 000 car loads of Australian goods from Victoria British Columbia to Boston via the railway network. The note indicates a shipping plan involving cross country freight movement and a nonstandard carload quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Victoria
B.C
Boston
Notailway
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