Pan American Exposition Closes After Six Months
The Pan American Exposition closed Saturday night at twelve. It aimed to foster friendly relations and trade between the United States and American nations and was deemed a success in that respect. The financial loss is about 3,090,000 dollars, with total six month admissions near eight million. Exposition officials had projected about two million admissions per month.
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Weighing at Elevators under 1999 Act
The Act requires accessible scales at country elevators and warehouses during weighing. It punishes falsification with fines up to 1000 dollars or license loss, and mandates reporting of defective scales. It authorizes farmers to build flat warehouses and loading platforms, with railway- provided siding and low rents.
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C. C. Castle
Winnipeg
How to Renovate Furs for a Fresh Look
Instructions from September Ladies' Home Journal describe reviving worn furs. Surfaces are cleaned with gasoline and oil of turpentine for different stains, with cedar or mahogany sawdust used on dark furs and cornmeal or magnesia on white furs. Wet furs should air dry in a cold room.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Perhaps Their Employers Are to Blame
The Swan River Star voices doubt about Doukhobors not observing the Sabbath, suggesting employers may bear responsibility for religious practice.
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Russell Markets Power Development Tithe Provision
The measure fixes a period to substantially develop water power or land will revert to the crown. It aims to prevent monopoly and stop speculators from delaying development.
End of Czolgosz Executed for McKinley Death
Leon F. Czolgosz the assassin of President McKinley was electrocuted on Tuesday. He walked to the chair quietly and declared in his last words that he killed the President as an enemy of the good people and the working people, adding he was not sorry.
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Leon F. Czolgosz
McKinley
It Was For Mother Miss Tricks Clerk With Castor Oil
A Manitoba girl asked how to take castor oil without tasting it. The clerk served soda with the oil hidden inside. She claimed she wanted it for her mother and then hurried home with a hot foot.
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Winnipeg water powers policy to curb monopolies
The minister of the interior approves a report on Winnipeg river water powers. Lands remain with the department will be grouped so that the last purchaser obtains one water power, preventing a single company from gaining multiple powers. Lands will be leased with conditions to limit consolidation.
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