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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
4
The piece critiques U S political leadership, weighs Bryan and Roosevelt as potential presidents, and notes a lack of clear statesmen. It reflects era debates on currency policy and leadership, citing European standards and American constraints.
Chapter 28 of the Manitoba Grain Act of 1900 outlines that if there is failure to fill orders at a shipping point, applicants listed in order receive one car as quickly as supply allows. Once an applicant loads a car, they may become eligible for another car.
The bells of St. Boniface famed by Whittier are to be moved from the cathedral to a new edifice whose foundation was laid by Archbishop Langevin. Cast in London, the bells were sent to Fort Garry via Hudson Bay and York Factory, broken in a cathedral fire, recast, and routed back and forth across the Atlantic five times between Liverpool and York Factory before final dispatch.
An address denounces plutocracy as a despotic power harming the nation during peace and calamity. It decries its conscience-free, heartless influence, claims it weakens the state and mocks morals, and calls for bold action to overthrow it in the name of the people.
The clipping cites a European rail disaster near Sudbury with a westbound Imp train crash leaving eleven sledgers dead and two injured among 100 passengers. Other items reference Australia’s preference for British goods and a noble visitor arriving at a northern England country house, with a child’s prayer at dinner.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as openly labeled with ingredients and tested by medical writers. It stresses American roots, no habit forming drugs, minimal alcohol, and glycerine benefits, inviting readers to request a free extract booklet from Dr. W. Pierce in Buffalo, N Y.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions vows and a private record of a union. Names and places are unreadable, limiting clear attribution or context. The text hints at marriage language and financial or formal elements but remains undecipherable.
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