World of unrest and railway woes across times
A mix of reports details hunger in Russia, Western railways blockades, and a Chapleau wreck with eleven killed. Other items note Irish disturbances, new steel tube production, Chinese justice orders freeing women and children, and political debates on homesteads and naturalization.
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Ireland
Land League Times
Bect
CPR
Chapleau
Brandon Council
Mann
C Nok
Winnipeg Board of Trade
South Pole
England
E. H. Sna Kleton
V Osage
China
Tehn Sede
P Ter Veregin
New Stock Leaks Down At Clearance Prices
Local store announces new stock with extensive markdowns on Prins and Ging ham yardages, Oxford Shirtings, and women’s night gowns. Sixteen Laties white shirt waists trimmed, tweeds, and gloves for working men offered at low prices with a satisfaction guarantee.
Conservatives Gain Seats as Liberals Fall in Election
The government secured 28 of 41 seats while the Liberals won 13, giving the Conservatives a clear majority in the legislature. A Liberal vote tally shows 58 percent, and Labor trails behind. On the main line of the K N R between Dauphin and Warren, service is suspended due to snow and ice, with trains operating to Peace River, Albert, and Warman toward the west.
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Lincoln
Department of Inland Avenue
Louis W. Hull
Great Northern Railway
United States
Peace River
Canada
Ompa
Wolfend
Chilcreth
K& NR
Dauphin
Waren
Peace Albert
Warman
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