Wheat Market Report Sees Cautious Trade and Weather Risk
The market shows little overall change in the wheat trade with a cautious mood and weather-driven uncertainty. Prices for September and December edge up while July remains near unchanged. heavy moisture and variable US weather threaten crops and potential price spikes, with European demand steady and refiners cautious on buying. Local futures show Manitoba grades trading on speculative value amid sparse milling demand.
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Thompson, Sons & Co
America
Europe
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
Manitoba
Canadian Northwest
Red River Valley
England
Russia
Bradstreets
Juma
Fort William
Port Ar
The Winnipeg Market Report from the Commercial
Millfeed bran prices list 14 dollars per ton in bulk and 14 dollars for shorts. Ground feed oat, 28 dollars per ton delivered to the trade. Barley chop 30 dollars, mixed barley and oats 26 dollars, oil cake 27 dollars per ton. Oate No 8 white and No 2 feed grades quoted at 86 7 8 cents per bushel in carload terms.
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Allel Nara
Grinnand Barretts Buys Farm Amid Stage Career Echoes
Grinnand Barrett-Hamfatter purchases a farm as questions arise about farming knowledge. Grinnand Barrett-Goodness confirms his acting past, noting years in The Old Homestead and Way Down East.
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Grinnand Barrett
Anarchy Reigns at Odessa
An untimed dispatch from St Petersburg reports Odessa in chaos after factions clash with troops. Panic grips residents as workmen fight troops. warehouses and harbor shipping burn while dense smoke and volleys fill the streets.
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Odessa
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition Notes Preview
A folder detailing the Winnipeg exhibition to run July 20 to 28 is prepared by the association and mailed free to firms across the Dominion and northwestern States. Attractions secured in New York include the Rappo Sisters and various aerial and acrobatic acts with more contracts pending. Entries for prize classes are reminded that all entries close.
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Winnipeg
Dominion
Northwestern States
New York
Heubach
Rappo Sisters
Hammerstein
Halifax News on Glace Bay Coal Contract Talks
A three year contract between Dominion Coal Company and P W A lodge representatives aims to boost coal output. Some large contracts are held back awaiting the agreement outcome. Additional talks on mining larger coal and machine installation are planned with a lodge review in the meantime.
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Halifax
Glace Bay
Dominion Coal Company
Farmer Galbraith Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Wife Death
Provincial Detective Greer reports from Gore Bay that John R. Galbraith of Providence Bay was tried on charges of murdering his wife. Evidence showed years of abuse and a fatal beating during a drunken fit. The jury convicted him of manslaughter and he received a five year sentence at Kingston penitentiary.
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Toronto
Greer
Gore Bay
Manitoulin
John R. Galbraith
Providence Bay
Galbraith
Kingston Penitentiary
Growing a Foot a Week Oat Specimen At Winnipeg View
A Winnipeg Telegram office display features a Gladstone district oat specimen grown by Chris Farnie. Seed sown in a granary three and a half weeks earlier produced a three plus foot, well headed beardiews oats field of 110 acres, praised for rapid growth and Manitoba soil fertility.
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Winnipeg
Gladstone
Department of Agriculture
Chris Farnie
Manitoba
Farhnie
Railway Bill Passed by Ottawa Committee
After a long fight the railway committee approved the Vancouver Victoria Eastern railway bill granting J J Hill interests access to British Columbia mining districts. The decision came at a late session by 78 to 60 with opposition from CPR. amendments were rejected and the bill proceeds to the house where Foster seeks to prioritize the Canadian section.
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Ottawa
Vancouver, Victoria & Eastern Railway
J. J. Hill
British Columbia
C.P.R
Foster
Bangs Ordered to Leave Canada After Mail Theft Conviction
John Arthur Bangs a Calgary lawyer and former receiver of stolen mail funds was convicted June 15 last year for taking part in a $10000 mail theft between Moose Jaw and Calgary. He was sentenced to eighteen months in Regina jail and released by Ottawa order on the condition of immediate departure from Canada.
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Regina
John Arthur Bangs
Calgary
Moosejaw
John Harvey Wilcox
Ottawa
Canada
Large rise in Canadian immigration totals
Ottawa report shows 126 942 immigrants arrived in Canada from July 1904 to May this year, up 14 491 from the prior twelve months. Ocean ports received 89 766 arrivals, up 15 842. From the United States 27 176 settlers came, a decline of 1 351.
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Ottawa
Immigration Department
Canada
Getting After Stone Throwers In Qu Appelle
Eight boys of respectable parentage were arraigned in police court on charges of throwing stones at a C P R train. Windows were broken and the engineer injured. Magistrates J McDonald and J R North postponed judgment pending further evidence.
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Brownlee
J. McDonald
J. R. North
Precautions Tighten at Montreal Jail Over Gaynor Green Case
Montreal jail tightens security as the Gaynor and Greene case nears its conclusion. Governor Vallee orders double guards, notices posted throughout corridors, and vigilance especially at night to protect the integrity of justice and prevent any rescue attempt.
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Montreal
Gaynor and Green
Gaynor
Greene
Canada
Conscience Drives Man to Surrender After False Pretenses
An elderly man, after taking $80 and a silver watch under false pretenses, attempted suicide in Toronto. He told Detective Forrest his name begins with William and that he is the son of a prominent Albany judge. He cannot recall his last name or current location, but seeks to surrender and face charges.
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Toronto
Forrest
William
Albany
N. Y
Chicago
Olean
Mob kills eight Black prisoners in Georgia jail raid
A dispatch from Watkinsville Georgia reports a mob fatally harmed eight Black people held on charges of assaulting Mrs Wel don Dooley wife of a local farmer. A white man was also killed and one of the nine prisoners is said to be wounded but not fatally.
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Atlanta, Ga
Journal
Watkinsvill
Weldon Dooley
Ryrie Returns With European Gems for Toronto Opening
Passenger James Ryrie arrived aboard the Caronia after a lengthy European sojourn to select precious stones silverware and art goods. He traveled through Italy Switzerland Austria Germany Holland France and England gathering items for Diamond Hall Toronto and for the forthcoming Ryrie Bros Limited premises opening.
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Caronia
James Ryrie
Europe
Diamond Hall
Toronto
Mr. Ryrie
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Holland
France
England
Canada
Ryrie Bros., Limited
Mutiny Grips Kniatz Potemkine as Odessa Turmoil Rises
In Odessa the battleship Kniatz Potemkine lies under mutineers control after captain and many officers were killed. Fire and barricades fill streets as workers rally. The Black Sea Fleet prepares to move in, while the body of a slain sailor is displayed and funds raise for his funeral. Separate dispatches note Russia’s plenipotentiaries and Japan's tentative picks for peace talks with Roosevelt involved in coordination.
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Odessa
Kniatzi Potemkine
Russia
Black Sea
Kniatz Potemkine
Georgi
Peboidonosety
Tri Sviatitelin
Rostislav
Ekaterina II
Omil Tchuk
Cathedral Place
Hsperanz
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
M. Nelidoff
Paris
Baron Rosen
Washington
Takahira
White House
Japan
Baron Komura
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Anarchy in Odessa Cited Amid Riots Quieted Today
Telegrams received in London from Odessa report a state of anarchy in the city yesterday with a calmer scene today. No British steamers or subjects were harmed in the rioting and business in Odessa remains at a standstill.
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London
Odessa
Liverpool
Odeson
Umbrella Recovery Advertisement Quip Recalls Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange centers on an ad offering umbrella recovery services. A man jokes that if he knew where his umbrella was, he could recover himself, highlighting a light moment about misplaced possessions and a service pitch.
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