Market Report 1905 Wheat Outlook and Prices
The Market Report analyzes a week of nervous selling in July and September wheat due to favorable winter wheat weather and mixed world shipments. It notes limited export potential for America, possible price relief from lake navigation, and a cautious Canada Winnipeg market with specific price quotes for wheat, oats, flaxseed, barley, and regional staples.
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United States
Argentina
Australia
America
India
Europe
England
France
Bradstreet’s
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Chicago
Lake Port
Winnipeg
Fort William
Port Arthur
Shorts
Fort William Basis
Northwestern
Winnipeg Market Update Oats Hold Steady Hay Shows Small Change
The Winnipeg market reports oats steady and quiet with solid local business. Hay prices show little movement while the market turns firmer after a previous glut.
Warning Sent to German Emperor Over Anarchist Plot
A warning was sent to the German emperor concerning an anarchist plot at Tangier, leading to a shortened stay. The action reflects heightened security concerns and diplomatic caution amid tensions with German leadership.
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Tangiers
Brandon Farm Spruce-Up Underway With 2000 Apple Trees
Spring work has begun at the Brandon experimental farm with extensive seeding already completed. Mr Bedford notes 2,000 apple trees planted this spring, signaling a vigorous season for the project and fruit production plans.
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Brandon
Man
Bedford
Anti-Foreign Propaganda Across Border Areas
Reports detail Japanese near Gunshu Pass revealing anti foreign propaganda aimed at Chinese groups. Movements of Boxer fear resurging urged by Hun Yuan Myn and Tsai Li societies in Mukden Kirin Tsitsihar and Manchuria. Chinese bandit chiefs lead numerous secret societies influencing attitudes in China.
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Gunshu
Mukden
Kirin
Tsitsihar
Manchuria
China
Gruesome Cave Discovery Sparks Canadian Theories
In Raft Cove on Vancouver Island a cave yielded scores of skeletons including thirty skulls. Prospector Halstad says the remains are not Indian. Some link the bones to the 1892 Maggs Mac crew of thirty four sailing from the coast, missing since a storm.
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Victoria
B. C
Vancouver Island
Raft Cove
Quatsino
Cape Scott
Halstad
Earl Grey to Meet the Indians at Dominion Fair
Lord Grey thanks New Westminster for inviting Indians of British Columbia to the Dominion Fair opening on September 27. He expresses pleasure at meeting a large representative body to hear their loyalty to the king and asks Mayor Keary to assemble about 12,000 delegates for the occasion.
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New Westminster
B.C
Canada
Keary
Ottawa
Lord Grey
Corporation of
British Columbia
Toronto meeting backs home for British women arrivals
A Toronto gathering at government house approved plans to establish a receiving home for female immigrants from Great Britain. A provisional board and an advisory panel were created to secure funding, with a deputation to seek grants from Ontario and Dominion governments.
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Toronto
Great Britain
Government House
Stapleton Caldecott
Potts
Ontario
Dominion
Calgary Petition Urges Higher Salaries for Premier Cabinet
A Calgary board of trade meeting passed a resolution seeking government raises for the premier and cabinet ministers and equal pay for the leader of the opposition. It also urges the new legislature to set cabinet salaries at least seven thousand for the premier and five thousand for other ministers and to nationalize the telephone system.
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Calgary
Board of Trade
Cabnet
Franchises Secured by Toronto Firm in Monterey Mexico
A Toronto syndicate Mackenzie and Mann has secured extensive electric railway franchises in and around Monterey Mexico and expects further power and light concessions. E H Keating, ex manager of the Toronto Railway Company, is appointed manager and engineer and to begin construction on the first railway section. He will reside in Monterey with his family joining soon.
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Toronto Specia
Mackenzie & Mann Syndicate
Monterey
Mexico
E. H. Keating
Toronto Railway Company
Keating
Waterworks Sewerage and Sidewalks By Laws Pass
In Prince Albert N W T voters approved three by laws funding improvements worth about 160 900 dollars for water works sewerage and sidewalks with overwhelming support though turnout was light and many assumed the result.
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Prince Albert
N. W.T
Electrician Fatally Struck At Niagara Falls
Daniel McKinnon 36, Bell Telephone lineman, died while stringing a telephone line into a Ferry Street house when the line came in contact with a live circuit.
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McKinnon
Bell Telephone Co
Niagara Falls
Daniel McKinnon
Ferry Street
Millions For Ontario Mining Company Formed in Peterboro
A large Ontario mining venture, a big dipper mining and milling company, is organized at Peterboro with authorized capital of 2 500 000 dollars. The plan is to mine gold in Barrie township Frontenac county.
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Toronto
Big Dipper Mining and Milling Company of Ontario
Peterboro
Barrie Township
Frontenac County
Brakeman William Hoitt Killed in Burlington Beach Accident
William H. Hoitt, 31, brakeman on the Grand Trunk railroad, died instantly at Burlington Beach after falling between moving train cars. The Burlington resident, who lived at 42 Fern Avenue, will have his remains brought home for burial.
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Toronto
William H. Hoitt
Grand Trunk Railroad
Burlington Beach
Hoitt
Fern Avenue
Seized One Million Feet of Railway Lumber
Dauphin. Thos. Young forest ranger returned from the north reporting seizure of 1,000,000 feet of lumber in the Swan River district. The timber, cut by portable mills, was taken from odd numbered railway sections where government forbids cutting without a patent.
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Dauphin
Thos. Young
Swan River District
Huge Ontario Nugget Arrives From Brethway Cobalt Mine
A nugget of almost solid silver weighs 8 pounds and is 25 inches wide and 2 inches thick. Valued at 880 dollars, it arrived at Ontario’s director of mines office from the Brethway Cobalt silver mine near Cobalt along the Temiskaming railway. Since the vein discovery nearby, about 500000 dollars worth of ore have been shipped. No details yet on a new Cobalt ore discovery along the railway lines, reportedly very rich.
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Toronto
Director of Mines For
Ontario
Brethway
Cobalt
Temiskaming
Canada Takes Fifteen Million in Foreign War Loan
Montreal reports fifteen million Canadian subscriptions to a Japanese war loan with half managed in London and half in New York through the Bank of Montreal. Subscriptions closed with over-subscription, allotments smaller than applications. Insurance and trust companies and banks led the Montreal total.
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Montreal
London
New York
Canada
Bank of Montreal
Insurance and Trust
Young Loney Declared Not Guilty In Hockey Slaying Trial
Allan Loney, Maxville hockey player, is acquitted of manslaughter in the killing of Alcide Laurin during a hockey match. Testimony details rough play and blows, with the judge urging elimination of brutality in lacrosse and hockey. grand jury condemns violent sports culture.
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Loney
Cornwall
Allan Loney
Maxville
Alcide Laurin
Laurin
Grand Jury
Island Deputation Seeks Tunnel Under Northumberland Strait
A delegation from Prince Edward Island met with the premier to push for a tunnel project beneath the Northumberland Straits as a transportation link.
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Prince Edward Island
Northumberland Straits
Japanese Reconnaissance Actions Near Russian Vanguards
Harbin reports active Japanese scouting parties probing Russian vanguard posts to assess dispositions with occasional shelling. A sharp clash near General Mistchenko’s position yielded insignificant losses as Russians repelled the assault and continued steady reconnaissance efforts. Paris notes acknowledge Russia seeks peace but insist on indemnity and strong terms, conditioned by Vladivostok's status and the Emperor's stance.
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Harbin
Mistchenko
Paris
St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Nicholas
Vladivostock
Louisburg Tornado Wipes Out Town in Lac Qui Parle County
Reports say Louisburg Minnesota a town of about 100 in Lac Qui Parle county was nearly destroyed by a tornado. Injuries were reported with unverified claims of deaths ranging from two to seven. Nearby towns note about eighty homes and all buildings damaged or destroyed.
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St. Paul
Minn
Louisburg
Lac Qui Parle
Florence Maybrick Again to the Fore in Virginia Land Suit
Mrs Florence Elizabeth Maybrick testified in a chancery case pending since 1893 in Richmond. She appeared before a notary to depositions for Caroline E von Roques against David W Armstrong and others over Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky land interests. She said $3000 paid in 1889 could have funded Norfolk witnesses to support natural death claims.
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Washington, D.C
Florence Elizabeth Maybrick
Notary
Caroline E. von Roques
David W. Armstrong
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Chancery Court of
Richmond
Maybrick
Baroness von Roques
United States
Armstrong
Kentucky Land Union Company
Norfolk
Dawn of a New Era in the Great West
The Canadian Northern Railway extends to the Elbow and crosses the Saskatchewan River opening vast wheat belt lands to homeseekers. Round trip tickets from all line stations to points west of Dauphin are offered at a single fare. First class sleepers and the latest equipment signal expected high quality travel.
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West
Saskatchewan
Mississippi
Canada
Canadian Northern Ry
Gladstone
Neepawa
Dauphin
Melfort
Prince Albert
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California
Express
Canadian News
Earl Grey
Ontario Mining
Minnesota
Florence Maybrick
Great West
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