Vancouver and New Westminster Face Trade Rivalry Debate
A fragmented 19th century letter discusses Vancouver and New Westminster in British Columbia, noting friction in board of trade conduct and merchant priorities. It argues strong ties to Britain, coastal economic roles, and Canada’s debt to the British Crown, urging national unity and fiscal prudence.
Pacifist Views Split US War Policy in Toronto Notes
Articles critique President Wilson and Secretary of State as pacifists amid war. They contrast American futurology with British antiarmament stance and discuss costs, ethics, and practicality of conflict. References to Angell, Rockefeller, Morgan, Carnegie, Vera Cruz, and the need for naval arms decisions in a global context.
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Americans Face Mexico Policy and Expansion Risk
A Buffalo Express writer argues President Wilson may be misled by advisors on Mexican policy. The piece contends the United States should seize Juarez and block ports to force a stable Mexican government, warns against conquest, and suggests a cautious approach to avoid alienating Latin America while optimizing security and profit. The author cites Carranza and echoes broader fears of imperialism, proposing a temporary armistice and occupation only as needed.
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Honduras
Central American Patriotic League
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Panama
Rio Grande
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Town planning act spreads through Canada under discussion
The town planning movement has reached major Canadian provinces with acts in New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Alberta and Ontario adopting an act for cities with 50 000 population A draft act to be presented at the International Conference on City Planning in Toronto May 25 27 aims to model provincial laws It provides for local boards under a central provincial board to approve plans regulate growth and ensure adequate streets open spaces housing and health considerations with compensation for private owners if values are affected and the central board can act if local boards fail to act.
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Commission of Conservation
Washington debtante’s candor and humor in denial
The New York Press notes that a Washington figure shows candor and humor in denying engagement rumors, saying there is not a word of truth in it yet adding thanks for the report.
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New York Press
Unclear fragment on Latin America policy and flag concerns
Fragmentary Chicago Inter Ocean text argues Latin America hires and trains forces and criticizes anti imperial efforts. It implies pride in national presence across the Rio Grande and suggests eventual southward expansion. The passage ends without full resolution.
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Latin America
Rio Grande
Hostess Reports Husband Falls Over Persian Rug
In a domestic vignette from Everybodys Magazine Mrs Watkins hosts weekend guests. A sudden downstairs commotion prompts a frightened guest to ask mercy about a profane noise. The hostess remains calm, explaining her husband has returned late and tripped on the new Persian prayer rug.
British Columbia Timber Trade Boost Tied to Panama Canal
British Columbia lumbermen see new trade potential as Panama Canal completion opens eastern markets. Article notes Robert Dollar as first West Coast lumber cargo shipper and cites American shipping laws affecting canal traffic. Manufacturers promote BC timber resources while convention in Vancouver discusses Panama Canal impact and evolving carrier costs.
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British Columbia
Pactic Coast Service
Vancouver
Panama Canal
Panama
United States
English Judge Hawkins Notes Patience in Protracted Trial
A long and tedious trial before Sir Henry Hawkins features a protracted speech by eminent counsel. Hawkins pens a brief note and sends it to the lawyer, who then reads a list including Patience Competition, Gold medal, and Honorable mention.
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The Passing Justhr Mr Brown and the Register
A clerk questions a man about his name as he signs a register while another reader recalls the old joke about learning to love children. A widow contemplates parental devotion and a maidens reply about care. The seven ages of man are briefly outlined from youth to old age.
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