December 24 1887 News Highlights Mongolia to New York
Disjointed notes report native Christians in Mongolia, forged empress wedding, Halifax and Cumberland politicians unseated, a New York arrest, Redmond’s 500 vote lead, Davitt mentioned, London fog, shipping standstill, train wreck with eleven deaths, Foochow rebels win, Brazilian Yellow fever spread, Montreal Herald suspended, Glasgow Theatre and Michigan asylum fires, Chattanooga blocks burn, theatre panic with fatalities, British Imperial trade officials to attend May Congress, Glidstonian seat hopes rise.
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Hatae
Mongolia
Cyrus
Germany
Duke Clarence
Halifax
Cumberland
la Loftus
New York
Waterford
Redmond
Michael Davitt
London
New York Central
Foochow
Big Grande
Do Sul
Brazil
Montreal Herald
Theatre Royal
Glasgow
Michigan
Chattanooga
Glasfields
Parham
Chamber Commerce and Boards of Trade of British Empire
Congress
Glidstonians
Lord Hartington
Prize Lottery for Bible Readers in Macazine
Weekly prizes issued for a writer competition in the Lapres Home Magazine Peterborough Canada. First correct answer wins 200 dollars, then 100, 50, a silver service, a five o clock service, and 50 more prizes from 25 to 2 dollars. Subscriptions require one dollar for six months.
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Krowieper
Wire
The
Laints Hous MacAztne
Rounes
Lhach
America
Peterborough
Canada
Lendid
Hastings
Norwood
Taz Lapres Home Magnagore
Christmas and New Year money and poultry profits promoted
A local feature urges readers to view Christmas and New Year money as essential, noting poultry egg sales as a key seasonal revenue. It cites Sheridan's Powder as a return on investment for hens and includes advertisements for Farm Poultry monthly, Sheridan's Powder, and Dr. Leeshr in Harbor Grace.
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EA. Hubbard
Hatfield
Mass
Christmaas
Warren Deluio
Hampden
Sheridan
Los
Jobson & Co
Baston
Leeshr
Goho
Harbor Grace
Messrs. Munn & Bros
Water Street
HALL
Aood
CANADIAN AGRICULTURIST Offers 3509 Prize Literary Competition
The Fifth Half Yearly Literary Competition opens with rewards totaling 3509 in gold and silverware for the most words formed from letters in the phrase The Illustrated Agriculturist. Entries require 109 words minimum and a $1 subscription. judges include J. G. MacDonald and others from Peterborough.
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America
oLusTraten Agriculturint
Agriculturibt
J. G. MacDonald
Peterborough
Canada
M.M. Brandon
Vancouver
B.C
G. W. Cunningham
Donald
O. K
J. D. Baptie
West Superior
Wis
G. V. Robertson
Toronto
United States
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Change’ Islands
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Jessie
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Change Islands
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King of
Elica Coles
Hare ‘Bay
Esay’ Farthing
Anne Tuffin
John Tuffin
Louisa Allen
Change Island
Thomas Sccvyen
Trinity toanna-Diamond
Beaver Cove
Bethlem Barrett
Joen Jim Hodder
Dog Bay
Gante
Johnathan Elliot
Musgrave Harbor
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Cinderella
John
Joseph Presto
Harbor
Louisa
S Bay
Ann
Thomas
Gander Bay
Utsey
Clarke’s Cove
Herting ¢Ey
Sueaf & Heav Hardware & General House
Plaza
Coopers
Pacaiol
Vipos
Joseph Rogers & Sons
Witterus
Aml
Seales Chiou
Berlin
B. M
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Potosi
Meetra
H. Marvin & Go
St. John's
Woods’s Hardware
Bavy
Coul
Buneauus
C. G Bonohill
War Department
Palaured
Aole
Belmont
Dale
Ideal
Tie Idea
Mason & Hamein
Sss
Neumeyers Berlin
Jesus of Nazareth
Henry Bint Pusarsxime Co
Norwich
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Public Health Act
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