Alaskan Boundary Talks Denied By British Foreign Office
Notes and comments report a denial from the British Foreign Office of a cable claiming decisions on the Alaska boundary. The item also surveys Champlain tablet rites, Canadian officials in the Transvaal, and evolving Canadian trade competition with the United States in Britain.
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British’ Foreign Office
New York
Canada
United States
Fabre
Paris
Henbleur
Champlain
Boyle
Liverpool
Republic
United Kingdom
Town Council Minutes Record Tuesday Meeting
The council met Tuesday after Monday’s no quorum, with all members present except Francie and Murray. A transfer request from Panna Becker to move taxes for the current year from credit paid for a transient trader license surfaced, while the Finance Committee’s eighteenth report urged payment of various accounts including J. B. Pearson supplies, electric light, stake walks, town hall, cemetery work, W. Chisholm & Co. coal, and other miscellaneous items.
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Francie and
Murray
G.a.s—Pannabecker
Committee On Finance
Lollowa
J. B. Pearson
da Do
W. Chisholm & Co
N. Forbes
Mason
Seraesenerenes Canadian General Electric Co
DPHOG
D. Milla, Stone, &C
C-Nereresien
Cheyne
Garlock Packing Co
James Clark
John Clarke
Finance Committee
G. A. Pannabecker
Johnn Clark
Power
Willow Street
Wheat harvest progress reported in Manitoba
Winnrexo reports from the U P BR Noes offices indicate 90 percent of Manitoba wheat crop harvested and 40 to 50 percent of oats completed. Weather was favorable with thousands of bushels daily, and threshing is 85 percent active with yields up to 88 bushels per acre.
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Winnrexo
U. P. BR
Manitoba
Continued Description of the Trip to the Great Northwest
The author recounts a Rat Portage stop mailings and brisk business as sawmills boom along the river. He notes quarrying, abundant material, and magnificent scenery near Inka and Manitoba approaches, with Manitoba’s advancing edge cheering the crew. Train delays in Winnipeg reveal crowded waiting rooms and fatigue among travelers, especially women with children, and amid social critique of railway handling. The journey toward Brandon offers prairie views and harvest season reflections as the writer promises further installments.
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Rat Portage
Till Christman
Alfred Andrews
Ontario
Brown
R. Brown
Crewncn
Manitoba
Breed
Winnipeg
Allan Mann
Acton Town Hall
Leset
Toronto
New York
Rel Prairie
Portege la Prairie
Brandon
Ositario
Funeral Held For Mina Btowart at Dicciple Church
The funeral of Mina J Btowart of Woodstook daughter of D Btowart took place on Wednesday at the Dicciple Church Everton. Visitors in town for Labor Day included D Graham Winnipeg Mrs J Mitchell Meaford Mige B Magee Quelph K Garstang Guelph. Geo Stewart returned to Winnipeg on Tuesday after a week’s visit at his home here.
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Mina J. Btowart
Court of Revision Schedules Property Auction
The Court of Revision set for Wednesday May 20. The brick Victoria Street house owned by Jos H McCollom of Oakville sold for 1700 to Dr McColl. The Ontario Volunteer Firemen formed a permanent association in Toronto. Jr F Earl of Milton named first vice president. Nasca bush fire suspects released for lack of evidence. The Methodists plan a town Thanksgiving event expected to surpass all prior observances.
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Victoria Street
Jos. H. McCollon
Oakville
McColl
Ootario
Toronto
F. Earl
Milton Brigade
Nascagawoya
Thie Town
Ballinafad Seeding, Social Events, and Notables
Farmers resume seeding after rains while hop pickers return to work. Miss M Bloxham returns to Toronto. Mia Geo Campbell and daughter Mere stay awhile in Toronto. Mrs H Martin of Toronto visits relatives, as Misa B McKechnie renews acquaintances locally. Visitors include Mrs Campbell of Southampton and Miss Gartley of Georgetown. Ballinafad plans sports, grand procession, and a nighttime concert with a local band and recitations. Typhoid affects the town’s eldest son. Tangled travel and illnesses noted. Epworth League to host a concert at Mr Daniel Talbot’s home with a Guelph band and refreshments.
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M. Bloxham
Toronto
Mia
Geo
Campbell
Mere
Collier
H. Martin
Adri. O. Thompson
Misa B. McKechnie
Binkham
Robert Campbell
Southampton
Kentner
Gartley
Georgetown
D. Cook
Ballins
Oivia
Mies A. Thompson
Tovell
Minnie Tovell
Mr. Taylor
Toenday
Wells
Waterloo
Nelson Moore
Mary's
Simpson
Mies Wetherall
Epworth League
Daniel Talbot
Reeve
Guelph Central Fair Promises Major Provincial Exhibit
The Fare Poxus thanks the President and Board of Directors of the Guelph Central Faie for a fiscal favor to the press. The fair remains one of the province’s oldest standard exhibitions with strong prize lists and attractions for 20th and 21st. A large crowd from a broad district is expected to view exhibits in the Royal City Mecca. Rail fares reduced and the eastbound season will run through Wednesday closing after the 48th Highlanders Band concert on the 20th.
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Guelph Central Faie
Uecal
Mecca
Guelph
Dighlandera
Books Shipped to Dawson City for Schooling Needs
Dawson City faces a shortage of teachers and books with an estimated 800 to 400 school children. An order for Canadian textbooks has been placed through Daniel McIntyre, Superintendent of Public Schools in Winnipeg, with shipment planned by Monday.
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Winnirga
Dawson City
Daniel McTntyre
Public Bsachools
Winnipeg
Mangay
Dawson
Fost
Not a Pleasanteat but Surest Cure for Stomach Troubles
The note claims the remedy is not only pleasant tasting but the surest means of curing stomach troubles. It emphasizes effective relief and consumer confidence in the product’s benefits.
Shanghai negotiations prompt Chinese railway concessions
Montazan Sept 4 William Mackenzie reports partner Donald Manon in Shanghai with talks advancing on Chinese railway concessions. Free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery praised for coughs and lung diseases while various tonics and remedies advertised at J. D. McKee's Drug Store. Agricultural exhibition notices list events across Ontario towns from Sept 7 to Oct 19.
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J. D. McKee
Dr. . King
Jose
J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
J. D. McKeesa
Local notes from Acton and vicinity record church reopening and travel to Toronto
The section reports dry weather delaying fall wheat, many residents attending the Toronto Exhibition, a horse accident near Everton injuring Mr A Murray, and news of Br H Moore in British Columbia. It notes the Methodist Church reopens after repairs with sermons by Rev S W Holden and Rev J Brille, a $15 collection, and praise for Wm Worden jr for painting. Henry Cann is commended for efforts toward church improvements. Other social items mention Will Chisholm visiting Saginaw, Miss Nellin’s visit, and local visits among Cripps, Dann, Watkins, and Eagle families.
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Toronto
Everton
A. Murray
Manda
Murray
N. Forbes
Br. H. Moore
British Columbia
Howard
Crewnon
Golden Province
Wm. Worden
Acton
Geo. Cann
God's House
Alex. Cripps
Will Chisholm
Saginaw
Mive E. Nellin
Veterde
Marton
Norval
Thomas Watkins
J. Sinclair
Mica Laura Eagle
Sarnia
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Myre
Henry Bell
Twomivon
Ashgrove
MecConix
M Kay
Qalodon
Albert
Fredarick
A Nelson
Misa Fannie Nickin
The
Acton Free Press
Allen Haley
House of Commons
Hants County
Windsor
Transvaal
War Office
South Africa
England
Hamilton
Winnipeg Western Trand Corporation
North West
Herbert Aaquith
Lord Rosebery
British Liberal Association
H. P. Moore
Farr
Manitoba Wheat Safe
Great Northwest
Man
Ang
J.B, G
Agnew
Darnell
Hayden, Neb
Dr. Agnew
A. T. Brown
Neighborhood News
Rockwoot
Milton
Ballinafad
Quelph Central Fair
Handa For Humanity
Powderia
W. H. Withrow
Mungo Fraeer
Sweatman
G. DB. Steadman
Newark
Miah
Dr. von Stan
Russia
Mann
Shanghai
Orient
Basiegero
Milbarne
Pondora
Harmleas
Bure
Thomea
Terry
Tre
Halton
Esquesing
Industrial
Weatero
London
East Elgin
St. Thomas
Canada Central
Ottawa
Wellesley
Owen Sound
Southern
Brantford
Northern
Walkerton
Central
Riley
s_Grea
Sday
Interno
Store
Gladstone
Silka
Ramsay
Land
Lochiel
MacLachlen
Ordon
Black
Ing
Ver
Department S
Thomas C. Watkins
King St. East, Cor. Hughson St
Hamilt
On Sai
Mperial Oil
Crewsons
Acentin
Equity Chambers
Adelaide St.e
SSSR
Dadius
Uae
Potnam
T. Brown
Dr. Pierce
George J. Belehe
Dortom
Pike Co
Mill Street
A. R. Mann
At. Finmark
Rainy River
AKGN
Great Minlog
Lake of the Woode
James Matthews
C. W. Hazelton
Jedekiemi
Admiral Deway
Ohipany
H. Raakshaw
LABOR
Detroit
Port Huron
Mich
Buffalo
Black Rock
Niagara Falls
Snapensalon Bridge
Ney
Srd
Valla
Grand Trunk Railway System
Holmes
Aeton
Dr. King
Hemetreet
Gil Con
Dom Wathon
Acton, L
Erin
Athers
Hugh McCutcheon
Sona
Bradley-Garretson Co., Limited
Ofice
Ont
Mill
John Atresta
Bower Avenus
W. E, Smith
Monare
Mockwood
Luke Brothers Company
International Nurserica
Chicago
Montreal
Que
Lochester
N. Y
County of Halton
Taos
T. Moone
T Patrick Gotthow
Datrain
Church and
Trenty
Panorl
Ajax
Ranishaw
Afatreat
Garney Bros
Young 'Ea
G. T. BR. Dapot
H. Denny
Young &J
48Th Highlanders
Rockwood
Sore
Town
M Duff
Laidlaw
Box
Feo
Stovel
Acnsw
Mervin
Mill ST
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