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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
12
Fragmentary newspaper line from The Banner referring to publication timing and pricing in Russell Manitoba. Mentions Thursday publication and an advan ce point style note with unclear names and dates.
The Nation debates a next president with Roosevelt viewed as possible but flawed. Critics insist the U S lacks a trained statesman and must rely on impulse while Europe’s leaders show formal discipline. The piece critiques currency policy and calls for organized, residency-linked entries in a candidate list.
The Manitoba Grain Act provision details that if shipping points fail to fill silent orders, applicants are allotted cars from the top of the order book downward. Each applicant receives one car as quickly as possible, and after loading a car, may become eligible for another if needed.
Famous Belidé bells, cast in London and shipped via Hudson Bay and York Factory, will be removed from St. Boniface cathedral after the fire damaged turreted structure. Recast in an English foundry, they were sent to Winnipeg and then via St Paul, Liverpool, and York Factory before final sea transport. The bells have crossed the Atlantic five times.
A political tract denounces plutocracy as destructive to the republic describing it as despotic and heartless. It warns it harms the nation, undermines social life, and corrupts morals urging bold action and a wakeful public conscience to overturn it.
A fragmentary quotation addresses business honor and oppression, invoking W J Bryan. It condemns the Bonle and homes harmed, and accuses hypocrisy in religion, urging moral accountability.
The Imperial Limited train from Winnipeg collided with a westbound passenger train near Sudbury, wrecking engines and five cars. Eleven passengers died, including two young girls from Moncton, and several others sustained injuries among the 100 aboard. The event prompts condolences and official inquiries into railway safety.
An old promotional text touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's health, arguing open ingredient disclosure proves the medicine’s safety. It claims the formula uses native American roots, glycerine instead of alcohol, and no habit forming drugs, and cites endorsements from medical writers. It invites readers to request a free booklet with extracts endorsing the ingredients.
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