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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1888
Page
3
A collage of brief items reports murders and rescues, ships sinking off Jason's Ledge, a priestly commission reducing rents near Killarney, and a Gibraltar of others accused or captured. Notable names include Count Von Tale, Mr. Benes, and Captain Morrison, with incidents in New York, Jersey, Cohasset, and Milwaukee.
London witnesses report during the Parnell commission that disputes over land surfaced as a central issue. A woman named Miss Wray was murdered near Mo, likely eight miles from a location referenced as Mo. A young man named Corb, last seen with her, was apprehended amid the investigation.
Wayman Nutton confined in Lynchburg Virginia under sentence of death for murder was rescued by a mob before execution. The governor offers a $1000 reward for Natton's recapture.
A fragmentary item notes a vessel swallowed by the sea near two ships in distress, with crew bearing bayonet marks and a man named John Feirbacks linked to the Fair & Palmer Pi coin in Chicago and a treasurer of Dal. Wales. A fundraising figure of about $5,000 is mentioned.
Carl Schurz has accepted the American position with the Hamburg American Steamship Company. He will depart from prior reports that tied him to the Volcan company.
Three young men named Harry Paul Oer and Patterson were walking along a freight train on Saturday night when something went wrong. Police reported the incident but details are unclear from the fragment.
At a meeting of the East African Plantation Company it was announced that in Zanzibar the company had suffered property damage and losses.
Arrap have been completed for introd apen and much heavier rail on the Mid Central railroad. It will weigh 80 pounds per yard, against 65 of the old rail.
The government plans a railway department to oversee state railways, signaling a major reform move. Officials say the department will centralize management and improve efficiency across routes, with implementation details pending.
Minstrel Billy Rice real name W J Pearl sues for divorce from wife once known as Ella Carmack of Chicago. Mutual charges of infidelity are noted in the filing.
On the exchange Wednesday prices held steady as stronger Paris advices supported sentiment. Saale series show a four percent change with money more abundant and discount lines easing, reflecting improved liquidity and cautious optimism.
Fragmentary note lists Boston area names and roles with unclear context. Readable items suggest a discussion of principal figures and events, but specifics remain obscured.
Reports indicate a quantity of arms and ammunition is being landed at Portu and transported to Lake Nyassa via Quilimane. The movement appears to involve maritime routes with likely illicit transfer to inland regions.
A damaged OCR note mentions a ring at Baker's theatre, a wife, and a sum around $100,000. Names and exact roles are unclear, but the fragment references a theater piece and related monetary figures.
Count Benomar will be required to explain before the Madrid council his reasons for a perceived breach of duties as minister after being recalled from that post.
Danth has been arrested at Carlstate on murder charges in the death of Herr Hoel Eden decks. He admitted guilt during questioning.
A damaged OCR snippet refers to a violent event. It mentions a person named Harvey and a description of a woman’s jaw and other body parts being blown apart. The text is incomplete and unclear about date, location, or charges.
Readable OCR notes indicate Charles Rankin is identified as the hired man on a farm. No further context or details about duties, location, or dates are provided in the fragment.
The French embassy counselor in Berlin is expelled. In Portland Oregon a riot breaks out at a grand theatre after a shooting by an intoxicated man in a box, causing a close call with few damages. Photographs and literary notes are mentioned alongside the incident.
The F Louis at Cardiff collided with the Ronnies bark Ermine at Savimmah port and sank her. The Louis, also at the British ie Beaconsfield from Montgress, damaged both vessels in the incident.
Reported match earnings in New York on Monday show Simoes Hedall Coe Her Noremac Hart receiving 463 dollars, Howarth 0, and Littlewood Saeed obtaining 93 708 dollars as his share, with 1 000 dollars noted for breaking profits to managers.
The text discusses American interest in Canada and possible annexation, noting Canada and New York readiness for discussion. It cites opinions from The New York Sun and figures like Mr Hall Prof Geldwie Smith Erastus Wiman and Gen J H Wilson on the union notion, rail connections, and broader political issues.
The text argues for political union with Canada, claiming mutual gains in trade and immigration. It envisions expanded US capital investment and public works, removal of border disputes, and diplomatic steps led by the president and senate to begin negotiations with Britain for consolidation of Canadian provinces into a united entity.
A fragmented snippet reflects a troubled publisher facing stale news and uncertain occasions. It hints at failed plans and hope for better opportunities in the future.
Ambiguous OCR fragment cites eight Indian women with name Kanoots said to be born in 1772. No clear event, place, or organization details available to establish a full news item or confirm identities.
The president’s message reaffirms tariff positions and urges early settlement. It discusses government costs, public lands, and property, urging revision and reform. It reviews foreign relations, noting possible amicable adjustments with Britain and calls for a maritime convention. It references the Sackville incident and Alaska British Columbia boundary issues.
Ottawa reports speculation on the next Catholic leader with references to Mitchell Vidall, Cardinal Taschereau of Quebec and Cardinal Gibbons. The piece notes Taschereau’s potential nod and discusses Canada’s place in selecting a future ruler amid varied European views.
The Boston Freemasons unveil a seven story temple on Tremont and Boylston streets housing Sutton hall and a grand library. It features ornate De Molay armory rooms, multiple lodges including St. Andrew’s lodge, and busy schedules with frequent lodge meetings.
Winnipeg architect C Wickenden is welcomed in Vancouver. The report notes his preparations and arrival in the city as officials discuss his visit and the implications for the project and local comfort.
A clipped New York notice dated December 4 states that R B teheme fails through. The fragment references an official action but lacks full details or context.
Mr. BR. P. Robbe M. P. P. returns to address Southern Manitoba waste issues to Sen. Soushee. The brief note suggests ongoing parliamentary concern over wheat policy and regional waste management.
Two well known women workers for the order are named as Knights and Ladies of Honor. Mrs C Zabriskie, past grand protector of New York, is highlighted for long service and leadership. The text notes her roles, marriage in 1875, and community involvement in Waterloo and Atwes, with references to education and a literary society.
In consequence of the codiadiota issue the Speaemashes issued an order suspending all meetings of any character. The directive affects civic gatherings and organizational assemblies pending further notice.
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