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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
2
A catalog listing several titles including The Crimeen Blind The Cardins Moth The Weight of the Crown and The Corner House Craven Fortune The Fatal Dose and Netta presented as readable items in a historical paper excerpt.
Venner reveals a Comet report linking the missing Bates to No 75 Portsmouth Square and a crippled house guest named Bates. Gordon cases the clues, identifying Bates as the young paralyzed man from 75 while the attack victim had stayed at 74. The suspect points to a kidnapper likely named Mark.
Nabor reports a doctor came to the house for a minor incident after a boy climbed on a porch and fell. Subbubs notes the child is unharmed while the mother suffers nerves and faint agitation from the punishment attempt, as described in the Catholic Standard and Times.
Dialogue shows a young Centaur proposing his daughter as a running mate to his old boss. The old Centaur asks about prospects and recalls a mile effort described as 1.2 percent flat, noting no overexertion.
A brief Victorian style bickering scene shows Mrs. Dorkins insisting she is prepared with 98 handkerchiefs while Mr. Dorkins chides Maria for exposing herself and risking illness. The exchange hints at domestic tensions in a Chicago Tribune excerpt.
The comedian tells the manager he cannot go on for a few minutes due to not feeling well. The manager urges him to proceed, insisting the show should go on and make the most of it.
Mrs Grouchey voices distrust of a man who calls at Bridget’s home. Bridget replies that he shares the same concern, noting the oddity as a repeated sentiment from him and her mother. The snippet reflects domestic worry and recurring caution.
This study review highlights King Asa’s 41 year reign, his victories when relying on the Lord, and his later failure through pride and a Syrian alliance. It emphasizes God’s calls to be strong in Him, the dangers of self reliance, and the need to seek the Lord with all heart, soul, and strength.
The Kansas City Journal notes that young men in Plarkville view the suffragette gathering with enthusiasm. They say it offers another place to take the girls home from, reflecting lighthearted social dynamics of the time.
Winnipeg reports 1910 homestead entries total 1959, up 599 from 1909, with higher monthly totals in all months except March. The year shows growth over 1909 across months, reflecting stronger settlement activity and land access.
In Pekin China reports say the Chinese in Manchuria organized a large secret society to expel the Japanese. Rumors say Japanese garrisons are being strengthened causing unrest, while chatter of Russian occupation near Harbin and the frontier circulates.
A Sydney based Merchants and Shippers Steamship Company seeks to launch a 15 knot service linking Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Fiji Hawaii and Canada likely Vancouver The proposal has been referred to the cabinet for this week's consideration by the government.
The body of Mrs. Kent, 60, was found on the floor of a rear shack at 117 Bellamy Street and confirmed as frozen to death. Her husband is a patient at the public hospital suffering from dropsy.
In North Portal Saskatchewan a mother Mrs Samuel Turner and her 12 year old son John died in a blizzard while returning from the stable to their home six miles west of town. Their bodies were found by the brother after a nightlong search by a party including Corporal Kemp and locals. The mother shielded her child with her coat as they perished near the home.
Seventeen people died and eighty were seriously injured in a church fire during a New Year religious celebration near San Luis Potosi. The church was at capacity when a candle ignited dry moss, spreading flames rapidly. Escapes were impeded by a narrow entrance, causing trampling injuries and many additional burns.
Sir F Young argues Canada could become the empire’s centre as it develops. He suggests the Dominion might host the controlling government if realization occurs and supports Laurier contentment akin to Asquith or Balfour. He also laments an unsympathetic government at the imperial conference.
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