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Irish rebel leaders executed in crackdown reports
Four more rebel leaders were executed, bringing the total to twelve. A fire at the Alger Smith lumber plant in Duluth caused 600000 dollars in damage on Monday. Dakota experts warn thousands of acres will need re seeding after a damaging wind storm. Forest products rank second among Canadian industries at 180 million dollars yearly. The German consul in Baltimore faces indictment for fraudulent passport procurement. The steamer S R Kirby was wrecked 194 miles east of Duluth. only two of 22 crew survived. Dr Simpson stands trial for conspiring to rob the provincial treasury. A Manitoba plan calls for farm home designs by rural women in a new prize competition. A visitor to India claims 509,900 Indian troops fight on five fronts. The Rev J N McLean may lead enforcement of Manitoba temperance act. The British government extends conscription to Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales. Irish participation grants immunity if enlisting. A 1916 Manitoba Retail Merchants Convention set for June 6–8 in Winnipeg will host major discussions and is open to all merchants. rail certificates cover round trips.