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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 26, 1908

Page

2

Robbery Threat Sparks Chase Over Lady Hilary

Elspeth learns that jewels from Lady Ardcliffe and the Countess were stolen overnight and a scandal looms as they accuse Lady Hilary Vane. She seeks help from Mr. Trowbridge to shield Hilary while Elspeth races to warn her before the confrontation in the great hall.

Elspeth Mr. Kenrith Lady Ardcliffe Jeas Rodepolekoi Rob Elepeth Ardcliffe Mr. McGowan Hilary Vane Hilary Trowbridge Mr. Trowbridge Miss Dean Lady Hilary Eli Lady Lambert

Hidden Earring Sparks Plot Against Hilary

Lady Hilary and Elspeth face a demand from Lady Lambart as a note to a lover is prepared. A ruby and diamond ear ring, tangled in Hilary's lace, hints at Countess Radopolskoi's missing jewelry and deepens the drama surrounding a coercive marriage warning.

Lady Lambart Elspeth Hilary Vane Lady Hilary Hilary Countess Qadepolskoi

A Cryptic Note and a Bent Key Stir Suspicions

Elspeth carves a path of intrigue after receiving a note and a ruby earring from Hilary. She suspects a plot against Lady Hilary and plans to act, weighing whether to reveal the danger to Mr. Trowbridge or wait for fate to unfold.

Elspeth Hilary Lady Hilary Countess Radeposkoi Ardcliffe Providence Mr. Trowbridge Exlain

Bishop jeered by crowd at synod meeting

After leaving Christ Church Cathedral Bishop Dumoulin was mobbed by street urchins who jeered his knickers and gaiters. He recounted the incident at a reception and joked he would have boxed their ears if not a bishop. He tied the moment to his Pan Angl i can conference report noting English children were less irreverent than Canadians.

Christ Church Cathedral Dumoulin England Canada

Old Time Bank Sinecures Recall Paternal Bank Treatment

The Bank of England once rewarded a zealous volunteer with a sinecure and gave a clerk a painting studio then assigned him to supervise burning canceled notes each Friday. A clever amateur painter clerk was praised though ledgers kept him busy.

Bank of England Volunteer Corps London Chronicle

The Greek Figure in Art and Proportion

The article notes Greek figures of men appear taller and more graceful than modern ones. It explains proportions: modern artists heighten the figure to seven and a half times the head, while Greeks used eight times, lengthening the shin and the knee to heel sweep for grace. Lord Leighton often used this plan for similar effect.

Lord Leighton

It Would Only Take One Hour

A London Tit-Bits joke asks how long two servant girls would take to clean two rooms. The teacher corrects that, given the line about non-speaking terms, the implied meaning changes the timing. The anecdote hinges on workplace efficiency and interpersonal conflict humor.

London

Prairie fire survivor in Alberta earns revival from ferns

A Edmonton settler lost farm, stock, and home to a prairie blaze but walked three miles to borrow a team. He dug fern roots from a coulee with a broken stove top, sold them for a dollar each, bought a tent and stove, and vowed to rebuild. The piece lauds Western settlers as nation-makers.

Edmonton Coulee Alberta Canada

Oldest Canadian preacher dies at 117 in London Ont

Rev. Alexander Mans longtime Horton Street Baptist minister dies at the Aged People’s Home in London Ontario just shy of 118 years. Born a slave in the southern United States he escaped via the Underground Railroad about sixty years ago and settled in Canada where he lived for decades.

London Ont Alexander Mans Horton Street Baptist Church Mr. Mans Confederate States of America North Canada

Retired Canadian Major From London to Return Home

Major Duncan Stuart formerly of London Ontario retired as chief registrar of mining rights for Transvaal and plans to return to Canada. He led Boer prison camp commandant duties and later reorganized mining rights. praised by Lord Milner for reforms in concentration camps. He is brother to Alex Stuart KC and married May Fraser of London.

Duncan Stuart London Ont Transvaal Canada South Africa Pretoria Green Point Maxwell Lord Milner Major Stuart Alex. Stuart K.C May Fraser Johannesburg

Long Sealing Trip Sets Sail for New Grounds

A. J. Bechtel of Victoria B C has dispatched the schooner Beatrice L Corkum from Halifax for a two year global sealing cruise to discover new grounds beyond the North Pacific and Behring Sea. The voyage follows updated plans similar to those for the Agnes G Donahue of Capt Balcom.

All the Seven Seas A. J. Bechtel Victoria B. C Beatrice L. Corkum Halifax Mr. Bechtel North Pacific Ocean Behring Sea Agnes G. Donahue Balcom Bechtel

Microbes in a Kiss Poem Explores Love’s Confidence

A playful verse questions microbes in a kiss and whether they alter love. The speaker declares affection unchanged by unseen germs and vows to kiss in the same old-fashioned way, praising confidence, desire, and enduring romance.

Adam Mother Eve Paradise

King Edward's visit to West Dean recalls kindly hospital scene

The King and Mrs. James shared a moment at the Chichester hospital home for six elderly women. He greeted a resident by name, joked about rheumatics, and noted both their shared afflictions, leaving the old lady praising their exchanged chat.

Edward West Dean James

Pushing Northward Abitibi Townsite Near Transcontinental Bridge

The article notes settlers moving north in Ontario toward a new Abitibi townsite near the National Transcontinental Railway crossing the Abitibi river seven miles east of Cochrane. W H Whitson sees strong pulp timber and farmland potential as the Transcontinental bridge stands 840 feet long and 94 feet high. Trains from Abitibi to Frederick House are slated by May.

Ontario National Transcontinental Railway Abitibi River Cochrane T. & N. O. Railway Transcontinental W. H. Whitson Ontario Survey Department Abitibi Black River Frederick House Mas

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Lochrain Castle C. N. Williamson Etec Gearright Mere Con. Hillam Alex. Mans London Colored Baptists Major D. Stuart The Boy Major Duncan Stuart Kiss
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