Home Rule Talks and Global Dispatches Across Continents
London reports findings on the Home Rule Bill with Scottish National Committees leaning toward acceptability. Across cities like Manila Paris and Ottawa, dispatches discuss naval displays, powder destruction, storm impacts in California and immigration berth difficulties tied to shipping conferences. Foreign ministers mark treaties affecting self governing colonies and intercolonial interests.
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London
Edward Grey
Sensaksmark
France
Mexico
Morocco
Norway
Russia
Sweden
Switserland
Venezuela
Ackland
Italy
Dead Man's Secret Still Hidden In British Columbia Mine
Vancouver report notes a rediscovered mine in British Columbia where the original discoverer died without revealing its location. Two miners named Robb and Roberts claim finding the mine but refuse to disclose its whereabouts.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Robb
Roberts
Rail workers press eight hour day and higher pay demands
London reports from Doncaster and other meetings show railwaymen demanding eight hours daily with ten hours for permanent way and carriers, overtime at least at rate and Sunday double pay. They seek service length as the main criterion for promotion. Companies call demands impossible and warn of multi million annual cost.
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London
Our Jack Coffee Powerhouse Offer Shines For Grocers
Brand of the Purest Coffee Essence described as strongest and pure. Claims a refined process and superior savor. Promotes “Our Jack” coffee to grocers with emphasis on quality and demand.
Telegraph Snippet From Chil ingoa Reaches Father Phelan
Fragmentary telegraph note from Chil ingoa to the Rev. Father Phelan recounts succession news. Readable bits indicate church communication with clerical figures, suggesting transmission of a local governance or appointment update.
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Father Phelan
Foreign sugar mill sale alters Formosa trade
The article notes a British owned Formosa sugar mill facing transfer of control to non British hands. It criticizes local farming districts for cane pricing and coerced planting while contrasting districts where farmers resist sugar crops. It quotes a British peer lamenting the old order amid imperial tensions and economic shifts.
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LS Ae Antiam
Taiwan
Malgamatia
Jonansse Fimmio
Fureneans
Formosa
Bain
Peime
Wessre Jain & Cos
Africa’s railways spur vast mineral wealth and growth
Dr Karl Kumm promotes rail links across Africa from the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean as engines of empire and civilization. Northern Africa’s minerals copper iron tin and gold mining expand rapidly under European influence with new capital and rail projects driving development and potential profits.
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Africa
Atlantic
Timbuctoo
Khartoum
Indian Ocean
Uganda
Cape Town
Cape To
Cairea
al Thesa Gy
Karl Kumm
Australia
Kumm
Muich
Nigeria
Maietis
Printed and Published by William Newrapes Company
The item notes printing and publication by William Newrapes Company Real at Gesera Port. It records production activity and ownership details in a brief historical notice.
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William Newrapes
REAL
Gesera! Prt
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