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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1910

Page

2

New Advance Owner Nolan Meets Ed Dupuy in Tense Office clash

Mike Nolan arrives as the Advance owner and meets lawyer Ed Dupuy while Wheeler Brand faces discharge. Dupuy seeks leverage as Nolan recalls a streetcar strike duel with Dupuy's ally, Judge Bartelmy, hinting at ongoing battles over press power and influence.

Lupuy Wheeler Melleury Melieury McKeary Imeurance Company Advance Dupuy Wheeler Brand McHeary Piaying God Cawe America Ed Dupuys Plearly Metieury Genaud Wawrning Brand McHenry Mr. Dupuy United States United States Bench Dupay Nolan Mike Jim Jeffries Bin Ed Dupuy McHeory Mike Nolan Guip McHendry Harvard Sylvester Pers McKieury James Jones Monte Carlo Monte Carto Consolidated Traction Company Jerry Dowasl

Eskimo Snow House Dome Built of Snow Blocks

An Eskimo snow vault forms a beehive shaped winter home using spiral inward leaning snow blocks. Builders layer polygonal rings with beveled edges, culminating in a wedge filled opening. A tiny door leads to an inside warm space lit by seal oil lamps, with an ice pane window and a wind breaking tunnel.

Mark Twain Plays Practical Joke In London Debut

Mark Twain opened his London lecture with a staged mishap claiming Clemens had landed in Liverpool and missed his train. The crowd booed then cheered as Twain joked he would fill the seat of the missing Clemess, delivering his witty performance in St George's Hall London 1872.

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

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Anglо Afro Composer Gaining Fame

The Anglo African composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor born 1875 in London to a Black father and English mother shows rising fame through works like Longfellow’s Hiawatha in three parts. His training under Sir Charles Stanford at the Royal College of Music, orchestral pieces in Toronto and the Toronto Symphony repertoire, and an Endymion's Dream for solo chorus and orchestra mark his prolific output and notable conducting career in Croydon.

Charles W. Stanford Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Africa Royal College of Music London Charles Villiers Stanford Longfellow National Chorus Albert Ham Toronto Toronto Symphony Orchestra Endymion Coleridge-Taylor America England South Croydon Eng

Melba recalls boys’ reverent concert gesture at Mount Morgan

Mme. Melba recalls a moment in Mount Morgan Australia when two boys refused entry to the hall sat behind the orchestra. After the concert she asked for a guinea each. The older boy saluted and said they owed her much more.

Mme. Melba Mount Morgan

Dog Delivers Pipe and Matches to Abercarn Pit End

A dog visits a public house near Abercarn Monmouthshire daily and carries a clay pipe a box of matches and some enemetre to the pit end just before his master finishes work at the colliery.

Abercarn Monmouthshire

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