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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 30, 1909

Page

10

Hawcastle Plot Deepens in Kokomo Garden Scene

In Hawcastle intrigue, Lord Hawcastle and allies clash with Dan Pike as Ethel confronts his meddling. A letter from Jim Cooley reveals rough truths about Hawcastle lineage while Almeric seeks his betrothed amid tensions over a settlement and family honor. The scene blends deceit, inheritance, and Romantic entanglements within a tense garden encounter.

Pike Hawceastie Hawcastle Mariano Ethel Jim Cooley London Earl of Hawcastie Indiana Kokoro Jim Kokomo Pekin Earl T. Cuthbert Bentley T. Cuthbert

Promise and Music Beset A Midnight Farewell

In a tense exchange on the hotel steps a man vows not to let a woman marry without consent. She asserts independence and hints at an elopement as guitars drift in the distance and old songs like Sweet Genevieve echo a longing for home. The scene ends with her retreating inside.

Pike Mr. St. Aubyn Mr. St Aubyn Annie Hoffmeyer Annie Kokomo Ladies’ Literary Society Artie Seymour Main Street Deepo Artie Hoffmeyer St. Aubyn Crecy Agincourt Crimea Joh Simpeon Almeric Genevieve

Anomalies in Sentencing Highlighted by London Magistrate

Tit-Bits notes striking contrasts in British law as a man who assaulted his wife faced a £1 fine while trivial property offenses carry harsher penalties. The piece mocks sentencing inconsistencies, listing fines for garden damage, whitewashing walls, ferry tickets, water waste, and other offenses, contrasting with the leniency shown in a violent domestic case.

London

Farms in Clay Belt Predicts Growth Along Government Railway

Hon. James 8. Duff, Minister of Agriculture, returned from northern Ontario noting rich clay soil along the Cochrane area and the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway. He predicts many new farms within twenty five years, cites Driftwood experimental farm progress, and mentions a survey plan for Monteith opposite the railway from farm buildings.

James 8. Duff Ontario Cochrane Tamiskaming and Nothern Ontario Toronto North Bay Driftwood Monteith

Your Pet Phrase Reveals Hidden Speech Habits

The article notes common personal phrases such as Great Scott Good gracious logical and you know that reveal speech habits. It suggests readers recognize their own habitual expressions and how they color everyday conversation.

Scotland Yard London

Sir Walter Phillimore Named Kensington Mayor

The notice recalls that Mr Justice Phillimore will become mayor of Kensington, a major property owner with Cam Hail the country mansion at the town’s heart. He is famed for ecclesiastical law knowledge spanning three centuries of High Church legal tradition.

Justice Phillimore Kensington Eng Cam Hail Walter

Northern Ontario's Fertile Wilds Reach New Dawn of Settlement

The article extols northern Ontario around Abitibi and Cochrane as a fertile frontier with abundant rainfall and two crops a year. It contrasts rail access and timber wealth with older Ontario, notes commercial spruce value aiding clearing, and recalls frontier travel by train replacing backbreaking treks, ending with a Hudson Bay factor and his hunter aboard the southbound train to Hamilton Asylum.

Ontario Canada James Bay Frederick House Englehart New Liskeard Northern M.P.P Cochrane Hudson Bay Clark Lake Abitibi Hamilton Asylum

Way of the Mounteds in the Busy Man's Magazine

An American visitor in Alberta describes Western law enforcement under British rule. He recalls a mounted policeman arresting a half breed horse thief with calm authority, ordering the crowd to sit as he takes the suspect away.

Man’s Magazine Kate Simpson-Hayes West Alberta Nebraska Redcoat

Bunyan Memorial Window Planned at Westminster Abbey

Subscriptions are being raised to place a stained glass window in Westminster Abbey in memory of John Bunyan. The dean has offered a large window in the north transept, designs are approved, and the cost is set at 7000 dollars with only half raised. Bunyan’s influence is celebrated as a cornerstone of English prose and literature.

Bunyan

Rowley Named Vice President of Canadian Manufacturers Association

William Horsley Rowley of Hull head of the E. B. Eddy Co. rises to vice president of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association. A veteran Ottawa business leader born in Yarmouth Nova Scotia in the early fifties, he began at Merchants' Bank in 1870 and later steered the Eddy firm after 1887. He has served the Ottawa community through church work, trade groups, and exhibitions, earning broad respect.

Chicago Canadian Express Kokomo Dan Earldom of Hawcastle Kingdom St. Aubyns Agincourt Crecy Sebastopol Russia Ottawa E. B. Eddy Company Hull Merchants’ Bank Eddy Co William Horsley Rowley E. B. Eddy Co., Limited Transpontine Canadian Manufacturers’ Association Ottawa Board of Trade Central Canada Exhibition Association Manufacturers’ Association Rowley Yarmouth N.S Merchants’ Bank of Canada Windsor Kingston E. B. Eddy Eddy Company Canada Atlantic Pacific Capi

Gifts From Canada Aids New St Jude On The Hill Church

Archdeacon of London dedicated the site at Hampstead Garden Suburb London for the new St Jude on the Hill church. Mrs. S A Barnett cut the first sod and Rev Basil Bourchier is vicar. Bourchier toured Montreal earlier this year as preacher, bringing Canadian gifts including a pulpit and lectern to the church.

Hampstead Garden Suburb London Eng St. Simon and St. Jude S. A. Barnett St. Jude-on the-Hill Basil G. Bourchier Bourchier Montreal

The Pin Earned Him a Fortune

A London Mail anecdote recalls a pork merchant who found a pin in the street. The interviewer questions how one begins life, and the vendor explains he picked up the pin and later sold it for 500 dollars as a diamond pie.

Sir William Theacn Org Ener London Mail

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By Booth Tarrington Harry Leon Wilson American Press Association Lady Creeca Haweastie Horace Rawther Carabinieri Madame Hancastie Lady Creech Gorace Sam Daniel Hawcastie Terre Haute Creech Sir Walter Phillimore Mounteds Worth W. H. Rowley C.M.A W. H. Bowley
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