Charlottetown Events Open with Court and Boat Parade
Head Office at Charlottetown and branches in Summerside Alberton Souris and Montague list under The Guardian. City Magistrate's Court convenes at 9 a.m. Foresters' Meeting slated at the High Court. Charlottetown Aquatic Club holds motor boat parade and races in Charlottetown harbor at 7 p.m.
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Charlottetown
Summerside Alberton
Souris
Montague
Foresters
High Court
Death of Senator Ellis of St. John Globe noted
Obituary tribute to Senator Ellis of St. John New Brunswick, longtime newspaper owner and Liberal leader in politics and journalism. The piece recalls his independence, imperialist stance, naval policy support, tenure from provincial House to Senate, and his public life in St. John and Ottawa, with quotes from Ham Glover and reflections on his character and influence.
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Senator Ellis
St. John
St. John Globe
Maritime Provinces
Ellis
Dominion
Mr. Ellis
Maritime
Canada
New Brunswick
Halifax
Globe
The
House of Commons
Ottawa
Senate
Borden
Wilfrid Laurier
Tennyson
A Little Book of No Cardinal Virtues Opens Citizenship
A small 95 page book from W. and R. Chambers Limited Edinburgh priced at sixpence invites schools to use it as a text. The limp cloth volume in clear type promises engaging content for youth with a closing moral urging love of country and faith in truth.
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Ham Glover
P. B. Ballard
M.a.x
Ren
W. & R. Chambers, Limited
Edinburgh
Wil
Goff Bros
Dominion History Timeline: Province, university, wrecks
Manitoba was made a province forty three years ago with Adams Archibald named first lieutenant governor. Trinity University in Toronto traces to a royal charter dated sixty one years ago today. St Thomas Ontario suffered a terrible railroad wreck twenty six years ago when a freight train collided with an excursion train, burning many passengers and killing nineteen while injuring forty.
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Manitoba
Canada
Adams G. Archibald
Trinity University
Toronto
St. Thomas
Ont
Edmonton Lexchange Notes From Banff Visit
Mr. Harry Hyndman returned from Banff with news of Frank McMillan in hospital there showing slight improvement. Mamie McMillan, who visited here last winter, is with her brother.
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Edmonton
Harry Hyndman
Banff
Frank McMillan
Mamie McMillan
First English auction sale started 213 years ago
Elisha Yale, former governor of Madras, held England's first auction sale to market East Indian wares he brought home. The event drew wide attention and proved so successful that others quickly adopted the plan.
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England
Elisha Yale
Madras
Washington Statesmen View With Alarm On Emigration To Canada
Washington leaders view with alarm the rising emigration to Canada. the piece traces reciprocity history with mentions of James J. Hill Eva Tanguay Uncle Ike Stephenson Margaret Anglin Walt Mason May Irwin and Franklin Knight Lane. Lane, born in the United States, rose from Oakland High School to UC Berkeley, the Tacoma News part owner, and Interstate Commerce Commission member. famed for opposing political bosses and grafters.
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Washington
Canada
America
James J. Hill
Eva Tanguay
Ike’’ Stephenson
Margaret Anglin
Walt Mason
May Irwin
Franklin Knight Lane
Sammy
Blackfeet Injuns
Lane
Dominion
California
Oakland High School
University of California
San Francisco
Game
Tacoma News
Washington City
Anne Wintermute
Interstate Commerce Commission
The Human Procession and Notable Birthdays
A mixed column notes the 1841 birth of William C. Whitney, his later Navy secretary role under Cleveland, and his death in 1904. It lists historical anniversaries from 1849 to 1912, then greets several aging figures including Marie Tempest and William Winter. Also reports a dynamite discovery under Christ Church barracks in Wellington with fears of further attacks.
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William CC. Whitney
Navy
Cleveland
Conway
Mass
New York
Duke of Cambridge
Lincoln
International Park
Niagara Falls
Great Britain
Marie Tempest
William Winter
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Thomas Bowman
United States
Lord Northcliffe
Sir Alfred Harmsworth
Lee Maid
Belmont Abbey
North Carolina
Wellington
New Zealand
Christ Church Barracks
Court rebukes Bar figures over July case remarks
The Chief Justice declines to hear a general Bar statement. He invites any statements from Messrs. McLeod, Bentley, or the Attorney General. The Attorney General plans to file a formal statement about Stewart vs Buchanan, alleging misreading of conduct and condemning remarks. The court adjourns after directing no filing.
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Bentley
Mr. Bentley
W. B. Bentley
Messrs. Bentley
Mcleod
Stewart Vs. Buchanan
Messrs. McLeod and
Patriot
Messrs. McLeod
Law Society
Bar Chief Justice censure challenged by McLeod and Bentley
In a formal meeting the Bar rejects the Chief Justice’s censure of the law firm McLeod and Bentley. They defended actions taken to protect a client security from mortgagee interference, asserting the conduct was proper and that injustice occurred in court. Attorney General J A Mathieson backs bringing the matter to the Court to correct wrongs.
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McLeod and Bentley
McLeod and
McLeod
Bentley
J. A. Mathieson
Harbor purchase for Transcontinental Railway near Quebec Bridge
Wolfeville harbor near this city was bought today for use by the Transcontinental Railway. The harbor sits a short distance east of the north side of the Quebec bridge, providing a strategic maritime asset for the railway line.
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Quebec
Wolfeville Harbor
Transcontinental Railway
Quebec Bridge
Silence crying babies with head-lowered sleep method
London July 11 Lady Balfour of Burleigh told a merchants meeting how to quiet crying infants. She advised laying babies with heads slightly lower than feet at a gradient of about one in twelve to induce sleep.
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London
Golden Invitations For Moscow Millionaire’s Jubilee
Society in St Petersburg notes a striking novelty for M Spirdinoff’s golden wedding in Moscow. Two hundred invitations are printed on pure gold cards weighing three quarters of an ounce each with enamel inscription, a lavish display reflecting immense wealth.
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ST. Petersburg
M. Spirdinoff
Moscow
Smallpox Spreading in Sydney New South Wales
Smallpox continues to spread in Sydney Australia with fifty thousand people vaccinated and sixty one cases placed in quarantine. The outbreak persists as health authorities monitor the situation and push vaccination efforts to curb further infections.
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Sydney
Splendid new hotel planned opposite Hyde Park entrance
London reports MP H M Deeley has bought a site opposite Hyde Park to build a 6 million dollar hotel, planned as the world's most beautiful. Land value cited at 1.3 million dollars per acre.
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London
M. Deeley
M. P
Hyde Park
Sylvia Bankhurst Freed After Hunger Strike
Sylvia Bankhurst is released from jail in London on July 14 after a hunger strike protest. Authorities cited health concerns and resolved the detention, with Bankhurst signaling ongoing activism despite release.
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London
Sylvia Bankhurst
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