War News From London June 7 Despatches Describe Pretoria Retreats
London dispatches report Boer resistance around Pretoria with British forces probing for a breakthrough while Boers withdraw along the railway line. General Botha and General Brvanan regroup near Lydenburg as supply links weaken and civilian distress grows.
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Pretoria
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Kruger interview discusses Pretoria loss and war resolve
London reports President Kruger spoke with a Daily Express correspondent at Machadorp station. He denied surrender, stated burghers will fight while noting British occupy Pretoria. He dismissed rumors of large treasure and refuge plans, stressing mobility and continued resistance.
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Prest- Weil
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Daily Express
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Terday
Pretoria
Stévn
Dewet
Lina
Aeruger
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Tate
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Alvo
England
Mr. Ridger
Prohibition Bill Presented in Manitoba Legislature
Pur text of the proposed prohibition bill was presented to the Manitoba legislature yesterday. It does not call for absolute prohibition. Wholesale and retail druggists will be privileged. There are no restrictions on importation, yet it will be a crime to treat. Severe penalties for infractions and informers will be protected.
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Keaver
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Prohibitory Liquor Bill Passes for Province
Charlottetown reports the legislature finished supply questions and enacted a prohibitory bill restricting liquor sales to licensed vendors with certificates. Prosecution powers and semiannual disclosures are set for the provincial secretary, with fines at 100 dollars and six months jail on repeat offences. The act takes effect June 3, 1901, at renewal of licenses.
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Monk’s Charges Debate Over Jacques Cartier Ends
In Ottawa on June 7 the Dominion Parliament held a lengthy session on the charges made by Mr. Monk, member for Jacques Cartier. After much discussion through the night, Monk’s station was withdrawn as the House moved into supply.
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Monk
Jacques Cartier
Canadian Casualties Report From Ottawa Cable
Ottawa reports a June message stating Lord Minto received a cable regarding Sir Alfred Milner dated June 4 from Cape. The brief dispatch notes casualties tied to the ongoing Canadian forces dispatch.
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Minto
Sir Alfred Bmilner
Cape
Manitoba franchise overhaul and voter list reforms
Wlankes reports Manitoba passes three bills under the new franchise legislation. The act reshapes the voters list, introduces a registrar drawn process, and splits the voter rolls into parts after yearly revisions and assessments. It follows Ontario style legislation with limited exceptions for local conditions.
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Wlankes
Manitoba
Legialitiv Assembly
Ontario
Dominion Parliament Hails Queen With Address of Congratulation
Sir Wilfrid Laws moved adoption of an address in congratulation to Her Majesty on the expected curls. The House of Commons greeted the motion with royal sentiment and applause. References honored Lord Roberts and colonial troops, while sorrow from war colored the remarks and prayers for the Queen's long reign.
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Wilfrid Laws
South
Lord Roverts
Rowsistir
Turbulent session as leaders clash over royal pledge
Fragmentary account recalls a heated debate among leaders and ministers with sharp rebukes and hisses as party factions vie amid wartime and foreign policy tensions. Mentions of Japan emigration fears, US war preparations, and Canadian political shifts frame a day of tumult and public scolding.
Unclear Speech Sparks Debate at Dinner Table
A messy transcription shows Mrs Swiyhwwek and Mr Swayback arguing about weight and baking while Hewitt, Jowett, and Ann Snaggy weigh in. They discuss expression usage from Eve to war and a famed line about “the game of war” in English.
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Mr. Srisgee
Barristers and Notaries Public Addressed in McKénate Area
Fragmentary OCR lists legal professionals and locations including Solletters Notaries Public at Taylor Block Rev os ellitoko station and reference to loan money services. The readable items indicate a directory style notice about legal trade contacts in Toa area with scattered names.
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Notaries Public
Taylor Block
McKénate Avenue
Ellitoko
Toa
Scutts B.A
Barristers for Imperial Bank of Canada Funds to Joan at Eight Percent
Cryptic OCR text notes lawyers Harvey and McCarter acting for the Imperial Bank of Canada. Mentions funds to Joan at eight percent. Mentions Molsons Bank line and Markensin Ayrone with trailing unreadable phrases.
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Toronto
Bolictford
Imperial Bank of Canada Company
Joan
Molsons Lank Tae
Methodlet Clintch Bevelatorio Preaching Services
The message advertises sermon times at 11 and 7:30 p.m. with a morning class and Bible study at 2:30, a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30, and a free seating policy. Pastor RDY.S.J THONPSON invites the public.
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Babbath
S.j,thonpson
St Peter s Anglican Church Sunday services and holy days
St Peters Church Anglican lists eight am Holy Eucharist eleven am mating litany and sermon first Sunday Holy Eucharist seven thirty evensong with sermon two thirty Sunday school or children service Holy Baptism after Sunday school eight fifteen Paget D D pastor
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D.D
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