Canada First in the Word of Pragmont
Containing mixed notes on Yukon gold, boundary disputes with Alooka, noxious weed laws in New South Wales, Prince Edward Island elections, and Canadian mining policy. It urges Canada to develop domestic resources, pursue preferential trade with England, and promote a Canada First national attitude without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Congress
Canada
Alooka
New South Wales
Prince Edward Island
Dominion
Monrvallous
Klondyke
States
United States
Orralt
Ian
England
Deputy Postmaster General White Retires After 51 Years Service
Deputy Postmaster General White ends a long career with fifty one years in the service. He began his duties in the early era of postal administration and closes a distinguished tenure shaping rural and urban mail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Ormwa
Ont
Coledo White
Robert Miller Contter
Aurora
Yukon Klondike Gold Rush Ignites Canadian Yukon
Reports from Camada and Ottawa detail vast Klondike placer gold discoveries near Dawson City. Prospectors return with millions in gold aboard the Portland, while Feier of Canadian sovereignty rises as Ottawa weighs protecting resources and foreign access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brarrun
Wuah
Yukon
Alaska
Klondike Aampp
Dawson City
Danaon
Portland
Aize
Northwest Territory
Beatle
Klondike
Ottawa
Canada
Prospects for Present Year Show Large Wheat Crops
Early harvests begin in Ontario with wheat cutting active along the Lake Erie shore. The grain is satisfactory with good straw and plump berries. New crop wheat offers at 63 to 66 cents in Michigan lines, higher than last year by five cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Olows
New York
Hesaya
Europe
Argentina
India
Australia
United States
Canada
Ontario
Erie
Gio
Michigan Central
Grand Trunk
Canada’s Yearly Trade Surges to Near Record Levels
Canada’s total trade for the year, imports and exports combined, reached $244,853,000, up from $228,728,000 the previous year, an increase of $16,124,000. The month of June shows imports at $12,074,268 and exports around $118,504,852, reflecting a historically strong trading period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrans
Canada
Customs Department
Limfonth
Great Toronto Epworth League Convention Impresses Nation
The third International Epworth League Convention held in Toronto drew an estimated 20 000 to 80 000 attendees from nearly every North American province state and territory. Delegates praised Toronto hospitality, sermons, and the press for accurate reporting while pledging total abstinence and anti saloon league cooperation. The gathering stressed temperance Sabbath observance and arbitration over conflicts, with leaders envisioning broader peace among British and American nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
North America
Welcom
Iit
Soaroa
Courea
Canada
United States
Sohell
Epworth League
Anti- Saloon League
Dering
Great Britain
Grand Trank special train shaves hours on Montreal to Sarnia run
A July Grand Trank special train carrying passengers from the Boston express ran from Montreal to Sarnia at remarkable speed. It departed Montreal at 12 60 midnight Friday and reached Toronto 9 05 p m Friday then Sarnia tunnel at 12 48 in the afternoon. The 6034 mile trip was completed in eleven hours fifty eight minutes, cutting the time between points by two hours seventeen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonexto
Montreal
Sarnia
Toronto
Sarnia Tunnel
Sold to an Eastern Company, of Which One of Acton's Sons a Member
An item notes a sale to an eastern company with a member who is identified as one of Acton's sons. The report emphasizes ownership transfer and familial link to Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Acton
Nuvada City
Cali
Transcript
Lord Housman
J. W. Shockley
Cincinnati
Sydney W. Smith
Cleveland
Tickall
Nevada City
California
Serious Barn Raising Accident Injures Two Men
A barn raising at Angus McGillivary's farm near two miles from town ended with a collapse when a misused rope caused the timber frame to fall. Jackson Crowe and Jacob Bchwalm suffered serious injuries while the others were hurt to lesser extents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont Etat
Angus McGillivary
Jackson Crowe
Jacob Bchwalm
Guelph Presbytery Names Moderator During Vacancy
The Guelph Presbytery hosted a service at St Andrawa Church in Guelph. Ev D Strathan Rockwood resigned effective after the first Rabbath of Australev. Muophernon was named Moderator of Sesalon during the vacancy. Rav D Strachan of Mesipeter has accepted a post in Crookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
St. Andrawa
Ev. D. Strathan Rockwood
Rabbath
Australev
Ila
Muophernon
Sesalon
Rav. D. Strachan
Mesipeter
Crookville
Local resident credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with cure
Rev R D Tierrington of Kingsville testifies James Lovelace endured four years of grippe pain in the stomach pit. After using five boxes of Pink Pills, Lovelace reports the pain vanished and he regained full health. Tierrington, who has known Lovelace for thirty years, confirms the statement’s truth and notes his own benefit from the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Kingsville
Ont
Jar. Lovelace
Essex County
Pilla
R. D. Tierrington
Baptist Mitiister
Kingaville
Maya
James Lovelace
Tyaelf
Dr. Williams
Criminal Fraser Captured Near Rienitoxo Village
John Fraser also known as Hamilton and Ewer, long sought for forgery and larceny, was captured at a farm house near Rienitoxo. Convicted in Guelph Ontario and sentenced to two years, he escaped in six months. Fraser’s arrest follows stolen goods found at Erin postmaster’s store. extradition to Canada expected. High Constable Merewether oversaw the capture and the Attorney General’s Department will pursue return of Fraser to Toronto Central Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rienitoxo
Mich
John Fraser
Fred’ Shafer
Fraser
Hamilton
Ewer
Guelph
Ontario
Central Prison
Toronto
Erin
Bia
Tha
Thei Co
Central
Wood
Merewether
Attorney- General's Department
Toronto Welcomes Leaguers for Successful Convention
The city hosted a large diverse gathering, praising Toronto’s beauty, hospitality, and the widespread effort of Methodists and Epworth League members. Thrilled by the convention, the Star notes Toronto’s doors remain open for future visitors and advertising benefits from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Anthus
Two youths in Wellesly Township charged with cattle theft
Augnat and Alex in Wellesly Township were arrested for cattle stealing. They confessed to stealing five stoora near Plattaville. A fire incident at Robt Bayle’s near Grand Valley destroyed hardwood, corn, and fall wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augnat
Alex. Stammer
Wellesly
Plattaville
Yokohama
Ibfa
Achorao
Robt
Bayle
Grand Valley
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Hoven Alguelph
John Hough
The
Acton Free Press
Toronto Telegram
Crown Landa
Hardy
Republican Conference
Athens
Turkey
Greece
Tawfik Pasha
Omaha Board of Education
Camada
Trade OF the Dominion
Epworth ‘Leagues ‘of America
Loxney
Ita
America
Great
Grant
Sherman
Thomas
Chicago
Clark
Maloney
Barrie
Kingston Penitentiary
Guelph Presbytery
LaGrippe
Michigan
Frager
Leaguers
Editor's
Francea Lynde
Alabama
Martin Orde
Clive Raynor
Butterick Patterha
Delinator
Publishing Co., Limited
Richmond St
West
Delineator
Umberia
Manitoba
Henry Lyman
Tosca
Ayer Ce
Joe Yards
Lower Wyndham St
Ziegler-Hinch Co
Mets
Fugu
To & Hood
Ainscott
Toronta
T. H. Ginscott
Jeachers
Gauntrys
Linscott Company
Addrous
Toranito
Warren Pub
London
ECOND
Queen Victoria
Bales
Slx
Bradleyx-Garretson
C., Limited
N.stinson
Rockwood
John-Weleiams
Puorpnikron
Frankfort-on-the-Masin
H. A. Lozier & CO
Yonge Street
A. T. Brown
Georgetown
Gibson, Millar & Co
ROE Blogk
Park
Camatory
Boutevard
Mea
Pringle
the Jaweller
T.C. Moore & Son
South Cor. Mill
Shorey
Williams
W. Williams
Dominion Company
Dearborn Bt
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