Loyal reception for British royals by Canadian Indians
Special Correspondent reports Calgary welcoming the royal party as 2000 Blackfeet Blood Piegan Sarcee Stony and Cree delegates present a loyalty address to Duke of Cornwall York and Duchess of Cornwall and York. The scene blends western pomp with Indigenous regalia as children sing God Save the King and the Duke promises medals and ongoing royal care.
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Calgary
Alberta
Royal Family of
Great Britain
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Northwest Territory
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Canada
Montana
Northwest Mounted Police
Shaganappie Point
Shaganappie
David Laird
Markle
Blackfeet
James Wilson
Bloods
Robert Wilson
A. J. McNeil
Sarcees
H. Sibbald
Stonies
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Duke of
Cornwall and
York
Boundary Line
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Department of Indian Affair
Duchess of Cornwall
White Pup
King
Wilfrid Laurier
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London
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Dice Games Traced, Butte Bartender Debunked
A visiting gambler tried fare or poker in a Butte bar but was outmatched by a bartender using trained dice. The tale ends with the bartender yielding the money to the visitor and the case not proceeding to prosecution. The episode underscores a supposed rare openness to gambling in the city.
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Australia
Patagonia
Butte
Bureau
Hindoos to Drink Tea As Indian Planters Boost Sales
From the London Express the failure to curb tea output in India and Ceylon prompts Indian planters to subsidize sales to natives. A fund of 1,000,000 is planned with a central depot in Delhi or city agencies. An India Tea Association agent seeks overland trade with Seistan and Persia via Calcutta. Tea shipments to Persia via the Nushki Seistan route may cost under five cents. Tibet presents another frontier market due to chiatea and Lama monopoly.
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India Tea Association
Seistan
Persia
Calcutta
Nushki-Seistan
Thibet
Chiatea
Lamas
Plain gold wedding bands mark a family milestone
A narrator notes a shift from jeweled rings to plain broad gold bands. One man wears three rings in simple square figures—one for the engagement year, one for the couple’s year, and one for the son’s year—displaying sentiment through dates.
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