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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1910

Page

10

Newspaper clash erupts as Nolan meets Dupuy at Advance

McHenry negotiates discharge threats against Wheeler Brand while Dupuy plots leverage with new owner Michael Nolan. Nolan recognizes Dupuy from past labor troubles, recalling the streetcar strike and a contempt case against Jerry Dolan, setting up a renewed confrontation as ownership shifts at the Advance.

Lupuy Hac Gin Gaeily Insurance Company Advance Wou Dupuy Wheeler Brand McHenry Pew McHeaury James Jones McHeenry Ed Dupuy Fuion Mr. Nolan Monte Carto Nolan Consolidated Traction Company Bartelmy Jerry Dolan Dolan Dupay Jerry Dost

Eskimo Snow House Vaults Build a Dome Structure

The Eskimo vault forms a true dome with no outward thrust and no scaffolding. Snow bricks are laid in a spiral polygon, each row raising the surface until a wedge block closes the opening. An internal door is cut last and a tunnel and ice window complete the sealed winter home.

Mark Twain’s English Entrance in 1872 Comedy

Mark Twain opened his London lecture in 1872 with a staged mishap. He arrived late, joked about Mr Clemens missing his train, and turned boos into laughter by claiming Twain would fill the act in place of the absent Clemens. The crowd later warmed to his humor.

Mark Twain England St. George's Hall London Mr. Clemens Liverpool Mark Wain Clemens

Anglo-African Composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Noted for Hiawatha Cantata

The Anglo-African composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, born 1875 to a West African father and English mother, trained at the Royal College of Music under Sir Charles Villiers Stanford. His best known work is a three part cantata of Longfellow’s Hiawatha, performed by the National Chorus under Dr. Albert Ham in Toronto. He has written numerous piano pieces, choral ballads, and Endymion's Dream for solo, chorus and orchestra, with some works in the Toronto Symphony repertoire. He conducted briefly in America but faced color prejudice there. He also directed his own orchestra at Croydon in youth.

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Africa Royal College of Music London Charles Villiers Stanford Longfellow National Chorus Albert Ham Toronto Toronto Symphony Orchestra Endymion Coleridge-Taylor

Melba recounts touching Mount Morgan audience moment

Madame Melba recalls a small Australian town encounter where two young boys sat behind the orchestra after being admitted late. After the concert she asked for a guinea apiece, and the elder boy saluted, saying they owed her more, a reply she called one of her finest compliments.

Mme. Melba Mount Morgan

His Master's Vice at the Abercarn Pit

A man in Abercarn Monmouthshire keeps a dog that visits a public house daily just before his master finishes work at the colliery. The dog is given a clay pipe a box of matches and pemenee which it carries to the pit ear.

Abercarn Monmouthshire

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frederick R. Toombs Joseph Medill Patterson Harriet Ford Mctenry Mr. Brand Brand O. K Mr. Dupuy United States Wheeler United States Bench Mano Man Jim Jeffries Mr. McHenry Mike Nolan A. G Pence Hibbert Jourhb Charles W. Stanford Canadian Pacific Railway Eastern Canada Atlantic Coast Pacific Coast Travel East VIA Fort William Port Arthur Owen Sound Winnipeg Cc. E. McPherson Gomera
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