Judge Barteimy Weighs Oak Door Club Graft Offer
Nolan debates joining the Oak Door club after Judge Barteimy proposes him for membership to gain influence with city leaders. Dupuy and Wheeler Brand push caution as Nolan weighs family needs against potential career gains. Brand warns the Advance could decline if Nolan aligns with the judge.
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Leapuy
Hartelmy
Brand
Peat
Wheeler
Lupus
Barteimy
Nolan
Dupuy
Judge Culver
Oak Door
Ton
Oak Door Club
Lupuy
Wheeler Brand
Rand
Hinmeif
Krand
Tadiea
Nota
Dir. Nolan
Mike Nolan
Mmn
Bartenay
Bartelmy
Jackpot Confusion At Corner Grocery
A quirk in a small town tale shows a bride misunderstanding her husband’s talk of a jackpot. Mr Sands responses reveal a comic miscommunication about cooking and expectations, ending with a humorous exchange about familiars and duties.
Trooper Brown And His Steed In Odd War Tale
A humorous wartime vignette recounts Trooper Brown of the British territorys and his horse. The horse, a former dray animal, learns to keep its mouth shut to avoid trouble. The officer questions the camp and the sergeant replies cheerily that all men are present except Brown who is busy writing for his horse to rein.
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Sone Brown
Trooner Brown
Three's a Crowd In Family Power Struggle
A judge jokes about a man, his wife and her mother trying to rule together. He notes the man’s reaction when pressed for a clear point. The exchange highlights conflict over who leads and who decides in a blended household.
Ontario urged to unite Port Arthur and Fort William
Ontario secretary Hanna called for the union of Port Arthur and Fort William and said the legislature would pass laws to implement it. A separate note reports a fire at Campbellton, N B and a million dollar plan for divisional point facilities. Roy Silamer, young son of Towell Silamer, injured by an explosive device. Ottawa dispatch notes railway officials’ trip to Toronto to discuss an international railway commission to regulate Canada US rates.
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Ottawa
Department of Feil
Campbellton, N. B
Roy Silamer
Towell Silamer
Maheo
The
Railway Commission
Toronto
Martin A. Knapp
United States
Commerce Commission
International Railway Commission
Canada
Lumber on Crown Lands Faces Hefty Stumpage Dues
More than 275 million feet of lumber were on New Brunswick crown lands last year with stumpage dues exceeding 300000 dollars. Over half of the amount has already been paid.
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St. John
New Bravewick
Baden-Powell Visits City Incognito in Civil Dress
Lieut General Sir Robert Baden-Powell famed for Mafeking fame arrived in the city en route to the coast. Colonel Steele and other officers met the distinguished visitor at the station. He wore citizen clothes and appeared as a plain English tourist, avoiding ceremonies.
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Frederick R. Toombs
Joseph Medill Patterson
Harriet Ford
Chapter
Hartermy
Harteimy
Ower
Hrood
Whéelter
Savle
Rartetmy
Rarteimy
Richard Mansfield
Nolao
Fudge
Mother
New York
Sylvester
Harvard
Brandy
Chicago Record Herald
Fliegende Blaetter
Eastern Canada News
West
the Doctor
Luke Fildes
Tate Gallery
London
Pictorial Press
Winnipeg
First Mail
Yours Truly
Enon Oe
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