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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 05, 1900

Page

8

Minniska Local Notes on Visits and Construction

Mr A Ryan visits John Davidson while crops suffer from wet weather. Miss K D Halliday spends a week at Birtle. Peter McRostie prepares to move his house. Mr Black builds a new house with contract to D Lamon and Brody of Boulton. Local word: good men are hard to find.

A. Ryan John Davidson K. D. Halliday Birtle Peter McRostie Mr. Black D. Lamon and Brody Boulton

Orangemen's Day Celebrations Set for July 12

The Orangemen plan a large July 12 celebration with 60 to 70 lodges signaling intent to take part. Special trains will run from ten points including Moosomin Han iota Shoal Lake Dauphin Melita Lauder Rat Portage Emerson Brandon and more may join from Dakota and Minnesota. Speakers include W H J Traynor of Detroit and E F Clarke of Toronto. Twenty brass bands will march, each lodge contributing a beam and fire band. Construction on a new Orange hall has begun and its cornerstone will be laid during the event.

Orangemen Moosomin Han Iota Shoal Lake Dauphin Melita Lauder Rat Portage Emerson Brandon Dakota Minnesota W. H. J. Traynor Detroit United States E. F. Clarke N.P Toronto Orange Hall Tribune

China Faces War as Foreign Powers Move In

Reports from Beijing portray a deepening crisis with no Chinese or foreign contact for weeks. Foreign forces number about a hundred thousand closing on Beijing while campaigns reach Tianjin. Britain France Germany Japan and Russia prepare troops and ships. fear a Europe‑wide war over spoils looms as Canada’s Africa deployments surface.

China Pekin Admiral Seymour Fan Tien Tain Tisth Great Britain Russia Chamberlain Ottawa Africa

Caution on Typhoid Risk After Dry Hot Summer

A prominent physician warns that after a hot dry summer typhoid fever is likely to rise in autumn. Read instructions to safeguard water and milk supplies. Check cellars and back yards for decaying matter and improve light. Use disinfectant in privy vaults and boil suspicious water. Ensure milk comes from healthy sources with clean water access.

Ead Ce Veloes

Dragged by Plow in Storm Claims Bradford Native

Herbert Sci row formerly of Bradford England, lately employed by A Dalgleish, was working a four horse sulky plow in Moosomin when the horses ran away. His head and neck were badly bruised, he remained unconscious until death Wednesday night. The accident occurred during a Tuesday rain and hailstorm, and he died from his injuries. He was well connected in the Old Country and his death cast gloom over the community.

Moosomin Herbert Scirow Bradford England A. Dalgleish

Fire at North German Lloyd docks kills two hundred

A Sunday blaze at New Vers docks destroyed warehouses and piers, then spread to anchored steamers including the Saale, Main, and Bremen. About 200 people aboard were lost amid distressing scenes, with estimated losses around $19,000.

Loyd New Vers Ners Saale Main Bremen

Uncertain CPLR Stock Moves Amid Political Interference

The piece notes a minister seeking respect from women in his congregation and cites Ian McLaren in the June Ladies, Home Journal. It reports CPLR stock falling from par to about 90, with expectations it may drop to 80, attributing the decline to crop issues and perceived political meddling by CPLR affecting business.

Ian McLaren Home Journal CPLR North West

Canadian Football Star Overcomes Ills With Pilgrim Remedy

Bob McCready, a top football player from the Ontario university team, suffered from severe dyspepsia and digestive issues that kept him from playing in a championship season. After failed consultations, he tried Dr Petty’s Pilg remedies on recommendation, finding unexpected relief and renewed strength to pursue football again.

Nada Ottewaniversity Fetty

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Minniska Binck Laat Chery Hotemart Jas, McKay Russell, Maa Deering Plymouth Red Bird Bicycles W. J. Doig R. Tingley Russell County Rourte Kent Foxwasien Coyne Burgess’ Ing Millwood bin- John Pearson Russell Bob McCready Aeaaians Petty Aks du Perry
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