Almighty Voice affair explodes into North West pursuit
A detailed account recalls Almighty Voice's 1895 cattle killing and arrest, his escape, and a prolonged manhunt by the North West Mounted Police. It describes the Duck Lake uprising, Captain Jack Allan’s wounding, the bluff siege, and the deadly shelling that ended with Voice and companions killed, plus the era’s police bravado and aftermath.
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Almighty Voice
Regina Police Barracks
Allan
North West Mounted Police
Arrow
Duck Lake
MacKenzie
Indian Department
Mr. MacKenzie
Colebrook
Prince Albert
Dumont
Regina
N.W.M.P
London
Queen Victoria
Herchmer
Jack Allan
Nonsense verse fragments from a card game and verse
A compact compilation of children’s verses includes a pig flying in the air with a brown man bringing it down, a pair of siblings quarrelling over coffee and tea, and two Kilkenny cats arguing over space and rivalry.
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Dickery Dickery Dare
Tne
Dickery
Dickery Dare
No Successor Named for Saskatchewan Prosecutions
Up to now no appointment has been made to replace T. A. Colclough as director of prosecutions under the Saskatchewan Liquor Commission. The Attorney General is in Prince Albert and is not expected to return until sometime this week. Deputy attorney-general A. L. Geddes says no candidate has even been named.
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Kelly
Almighty Voice
Colonel Mc Ilree
Little Salteaux
Allan
Wellington
Winnipeg
Battle of
Corunna
Sir John Moore
T. A. Colclough
Saskatchewan Liquor Commission
Prince Albert
A. L. Geddes
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Toronto
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Dominion Express
Colonel Mcllree
Manitoba
California
Venne
Captain Allen
Verne
Captain Allan
Sergeant Raven
Corporal Hocking
Hocking
Thomas MacKay
O'Kelly
Robin-a-Robin
Aunt Betty
McCallum-Hill
Sask
Munson
Alta
Betty
Red Deer River
Shell
Cuticura
TRE Copp Clare CO. Limited
Webieytes St. West
Canada
Molly
Kenny
Province of
Saskatchewan
Union Bank of Canada
Montreal
Messrs. Malone
Malone and Lang
Nay
James Regina
Hamilton Street
W. Matthew Williams
Colclough