Government enforces alien labor law across western rail project
Reports detail Manitoba Northwest Territories and British Columbia plan to apply alien labor provisions during the Crow’s Neat Paso Railway construction. The item also notes finance figures for Canada and commentary on agriculture and leather markets, plus Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s push for greater Canadian independence within the empire.
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Manitoba
North‘west Territoried
British Columbia
Wilfrid Laurier
British
Canada
Great Britain
Montreal
Ultimatum to Sultan and European mediation notes
The Powers issue a firm note to Turkey promising strategic rectification to end obstruction hindering peace talks. Details include personnel reshuffles in Constantinople and tensions around Sandi Bey and Young Turkey links. A separate social anecdote recounts a bungled wedding with a pledged drink ban and a dramatic ending.
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Powera
Turkey
Sublime Porte
Europe
Bandi Boy
Ministry of Commerce
Motensariff
Urfa
Constantinope
Sandi Bey
Young Turkey Party
Tragic Death of Irene Alberti in Street Accident
Irene Alberti two year old daughter of Joe E Alberti confectioner on Yonge Street was run over by an express wagon in front of her father's shop. The child was in a baby carriage that rolled off the curb and upset, causing instant death.
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Toronto
Irene Alberti
Joe
E. Alberti
Yonge Street
Expres
Limehouse Church Sermon Amid Warm Weather
In Limehouse Rev. H A Macpherson preached at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon as the building was described as walled due to the warm spell. Mrs John Moora has been ill but is slowly regaining health. Farmers report good haying progress and local students scored well on Georgetown entrance exams with Ida Ford teaching.
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H.A. Macphorson
Presbyterian
John Moora
Qur
Georgetown
Alice LoPoidayin
Mary Gamond
Frank Moore
Mies Ida Ford
Rev
Mia
T. Albert Moore
Palveraton
H. P. Moore
Acton
Armenia
Bean
Mesaenger
Europe
Jubilee Services and Crop Outlook In Nasangaweyas
Jubilee services at Ebenezer Church highlighted by Rev. J. B. Fisher with a beautifully decorated interior and wreaths. The fall wheat crop is nearly ready, described as the best in years. Local visits include Rev. George Kitching in Cornish and Mrs. Tovell from Guelph, with a hay mowing accident near Paslinch requiring a veterinary shoot of a horse.
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Ebenezer
J. B. Fisher
EE. Tovell
Tovell
Guelph
Nasangaweys
George Kitching
Dakota
Cornhin
John Hant
Durham
Nareegeweya
Charles Brown
Proaton
Wm. Laing
Thoa. Ellis
Paslinch
Collins
Local Examinations Conclude as Pupils Advance to Higher Certs
Fifteen pupils completed exams for second class certificate and senior matriculation this week. Local Orangemen celebrate at Brampton with bands from the Glen and Georgetown, followed by a floor band concert on Main Street before the Monday train. Several ministers preach to diverse congregations, with Dr. Farmer en route to Toronto for the E L H Convention.
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Georgetown
Glenwillismea
Banda
Glen Ia
Will Willeon
Main Street
Joseph Fennell
Orangemen
Stewarttown
O. G. Langford
Free Masons
Farmer
Marinette
Wisconsin
E. Lh
Toronto
G. A. Mitchell
Methodista
Presbyterians
Presbyterian Church
G. G. Langford
South
The
Baptist
Young—Scopte
Chatanoogy
Tenn
Annual excursion and local notices from Milton and surrounding areas
The Grace Church Sunday School plans an excursion to Burlington Beach. A Milton Court of Revision is set for Friday at 11 a.m. at the Goart-House. A lawn sale near Omagh on July 20 raises funds for Christ Charity. Several residents travel, while Bank of Hamilton agent Harper and Mrs Harper are on vacation. Milton Wire and Roofing Co begins self made shipments. Charles Burrows is fined 4.50 for striking a boy, justifying self defense per the defendant. mayor partly criticizes. Hamilton Milton Road Co receives a 960000 award from Railway Committee and toll removal arranged.
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Grace Church Banday School
Burlington Beach
Milton
T. W. Beaty
Omagh
Christ Charal
Mra
Richardson
Moen
Charlea Burrowa Waas
Dice
Roland Brash
Brush
Hamilton
Railway Committee
Local Notes and Church Matters in the District
Rains improved crops and haying nears completion in the district. A Methodists meeting to reopen the church was held and committees named to liaise with the district chairman about church ownership and ministerial arrangements. Nearby residents attended Buffalo Bill show in Guelph. several local visits and minor accidents noted with well wishes.
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Mathodiat
Mesars
D. McKeown
Rorbes
Heo
Cann
Guelph
Nellis
Nossagawayas
R. Nickall
McPhail
Misa A. Forbes
Acton
Waves from the West Bring Heat and Tragedy
A wave of heat is forecast from the west. Reports of drownings include four youths in Toronto this week and Arthur Wiggins crushed to death by a wagon near Aylmer. Other tragedies touch Stratford and a fatal child accident at St Norbert as Germany faces storms and a railway collision in Copenhagen.
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Wm. Pike
Thorgld
Toronto
Harry Woods
Ong. Boemer
Simcoe
Tiontaln
China
Arthur Wiggins
John Counter
Stratford
Unt
A London View of Her Capability to Damage the American Pacific Coast
A London Globe comment argues Japan could dominate a Pacific conflict, saying U S forces would struggle if war erupted and that Spain might seize the moment to act, framing a dangerous strategic scenario.
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London
American Pacific
the Globe
Japan
Hawaii
United States
Pacific
Spain
Longtime Toronto resident Mr Hubbard dies at 100
The oldest citizen of Toronto, Mr Hubbard aged 100 years and two months, passed away on Sunday after a period of gradual decline. He settled in Toronto in 1937 and lived here sixty years, leaving a family of nine children eight of whom survive. His death follows the earlier death of Mrs Wuabbard nine years ago.
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Toronto
Munby Hubbard
Ald, Hubbard
Editorial review of world and domestic questions July issue
The American Monthly Review of Reviews July issue covers Hawaiian annexation prospects the Cuban question Spanish politics and South American trade relations The Turko Grecian War and Orient problems receive treatment along with domestic currency commission and labor issues in detail.
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American Monthly Review of Reviews
Orient
Currency Commission
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