Canada land offer urged to homesteaders amid booming immigration
The article promotes Canadian land purchases for homesteads as corn planting ends and wheat thrives. It cites strong crop prospects, rising land prices, and large immigrant inflows from the United States and elsewhere. Railways expand access, with government agents ready to assist, and a Longfellow quote reflects resilience.
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Canada
United States
Western
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern Sré
Western Canada
Jackson
Paul
Mian
Watertown
South Dakota
Boon
Baliding
Omeba
Brief World News Notes From The Busy Man
Brief news notes covering Mrs. James Schoolcraft Sherman in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore with unknown cause. Theodore Roosevelt Jr arrives in San Francisco with his bride Eleanor Butler Alexander. Judge John F. Philips retires after 27th anniversary on the bench. Stuyvesant Fish Jr to marry Mrs. I Mildred Dick in Garrison on the Hudson July 14. Arthur Donner resigns as treasurer of American Sugar Refining, Charles H. Allen of Lowell to replace him. Taft urges Knox refusal to use his name for Pennsylvania governor. Mary Coes named Radcliffe dean succeeding Agnes Irwin. Richard Aldrich Jr ill with typhoid fever in New York City. Emperor William indisposed, cancels engagements including Kiel yacht races. Dr Albert H Babcock, cremation pioneer and longtime dentist, dies in Brooklyn.
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James Schoolcraft Sherman
Sherman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Eleanor Butler Alexander
New York
San Francisco
John F. Philips
United States Court For
Western District of Missouri
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
I. Mildred Dick
Garrison
Hudson
Arthur Donner
American Sugar Refining Company
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Mass
Taft
Knox
Pennsylvania
Mary Coes
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Agnes Irwin
Richard
Aldrich
N. W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Emperor William
Kiel
Albert H. Babcock
America
Brooklyn
N.Y
American and German rivals win probe against Deutsche Vacuum Oil
Public prosecutor ends action against the Deutsche Vacuum Oil company amid a broad American-German press fight. E L Quarles, German sales head, cleared of warrants. costs borne by the state mark a victory for American interests in Germany. Separate reports note a Mount Clemens masseuse attacked, Catholic unrest in Spain, a Washington ethics inquiry closing with no wrongdoing found, Oyster Bay tensions, a large transport wreck near Carlinville with 17 injured, and an Argentine extradition push in Porter Chariton case.
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Deutsche Vacuum Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
E. L. Quarles
Quarles
Germany
Emil Rohn
Mount Clemens
Mich
Spain
House Committee
Congress
Culonel Roosevelt
Scoeter Follette
Wisconsin
Oyster Bay
Tatodlette
Maeredi
Batik
Puranastta
Wala Foreign
Porter Chariton
Prairie State Express
Chicago & Alton
Carlinville
Beersheba Disaster Echoes at Gordonia Homecoming
Tom Gordon returns from disgrace to a quiet yet tense Christmas Eve in Gordonia as his mother battles a brain ailment. Arden comforts him, prayers are said, and a fragile miracle dawns with the patient showing signs of life. The scene shifts between the Dabney farm and the Gordon house as family loyalties strain and hope steadies.
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Beersheba
Thomas Jefferson
Woodlawn
Namgen
Ardéa
Dabney
Scipio
Tom
Ardea
Ane
Gordonia
Paradise Valley
Miss Arden
Buddy
Pam
Caleb Gordon
Torrie
Rom
Tegand
Vone
Ife
Tate
Tia Na
Catemon
Tihe
Arda
Dhe
Arden
Aiden
Dabney Orchard
Fie
Hoyhand
Gordon House
Warty
Yuector Williams
Tomi
Farley family divides on Beersheba scandal at Deer Trace
Tom Gordon confronts Duxbury Farley Vincent Farley and Eva Farley as social clashes at Deer Trace Manor strain loyalties. Eva claims friendship with Gordon, who vows not to be fooled by the Farleys. Arden’s absence deepens Tom’s loneliness as New Year arrives.
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Tom
Duxbury Farley
Vincent Farley
Ioa Farley
Eva
Beersheba
Thomas Jefferson Gordon
Farley
Arden
Carrol
Farleys
Scipio
Mawsteh Majah
Euphrasia
Dabney
Major
Huphrasia
Courting Couple Quip Reflects On Motherhood
In a witty exchange, a wife recalls his claim there wasn't a mother in the world for her, and the husband replies that he is glad of it for the sake of other men, highlighting playful marital banter about motherhood.
Test of modern high power explosive chronoscope speed
An unfamiliar dialogue line about a burglar prompts a reaction between John and his wife while a separate note explains British scientists have perfected a chronoscope to measure projectile speed to the millionth of a second.
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John
Lost Bill Hidden Inside Plaster Mystery Solved
A Midstate businessman and his family suspected of involvement after a missing $60 bill. He had left several banknotes on his dresser a week ago before planning a trip to New York. The top $50 bill was found sealed inside a plaster after his wife removed it.
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New York
Fido and Family Advice Amid Teething and Digestion Tips
Fragmented ad like items mention Fido exercising urged by Mrs Wyss and a nurse like warning about imperfection from Francis de Sales. A soothing syrup for teething and remedies for stomach and bowels appear along with a sales pitch for Dr Pierce’s pellets and easy to take candy capsules.
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Lace
Aef
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Yasui
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Francis Lynda
E. S. Grew
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Flagstaff Observatory
Mars
London Family Herald
England
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Oester
Dorchester
Worcester
Lancaster
Colony
Colonia
Rugby
Ja By
Libby
Vienna
All Grocer's
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago
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Mr. Wyss
Francis de Sales
Mra
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Hotles
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