Excursion Tickets to Western Canada by Grand Trunk
The Grand Trunk Railway issues a circular authorizing Agents in Canada to sell Homeseekers excursion tickets to Western Canada. Dates April to September 1911. Route via Grand Trunk through populated centers of Canada, Chicago, and via Duluth or Minneapolis St Paul. Inquiries to Grand Trunk Agents.
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Grand Trunk Railway
Canada
Grand Trunk
Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
W. K. Rogers
Barefoot Sandals Fit for Children This Summer
A local ad invites families to bring children to try on and be fitted for sandals. The message highlights none rip sandals as cool and comfortable for summer wear.
How Mr Borden Is Getting Along
The article notes Mr Borden travels the Northwest where people greet him and advocate reciprocity. It contrasts popular support with his demand for an election first, cites Calgary handshakes on his birthday, and contrasts his cabinet prospects with leaders like Macdonald and Laurier. It adds his legacy of a liberal salary and indemnity, painting him as financially comfortable yet politically unproven.
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Mr. Borden
Northwest
Canada
West
Calgary
Sir John Macdonald
Old Canada
Dominion
Alexander Mackenzie
Ontario
Sir John Thompson
Nova Scotia
Charles Tupper
John Abbott
Mackenzie Bowell
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Borden
Wilfrid
Inland Revenue
John Macdonald
R. L. Borden
Reciprocity and Annexation Debate in Canadian Trade
The piece argues against the theory that US reciprocity with Canada will force political union. It cites Albert R. Carman’s view and contends trade growth does not prompt annexation, noting Canada’s defense needs and historic ties to Britain. It emphasizes that despite friendly US trade, Canadians have not pursued annexation nor altered allegiance.
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United States
Albert R. Carman
Montreal
National Review
Standard of Empire
England
Carman
British Empire
Mr. Carman
Canada
Coronation prompts new postage policy and public sales
The piece notes a shift to lower price postage in Britain after the Coronation with post cards costing a half penny and previously two for three cents. It cites R L Borden praising western reception and farmer opposition to an agreement. It mentions global postal sales and a brisk demand for chocolate Moir’s across the continent. The Mackinnon Drug Co. promotes bulk and boxed items at its corner store.
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British Isles
Moir
Atlantic
Pacific
Mackinnon Drug Co
George and
Kent Stuartf
No Hope for Port Hood Mine
Water floods Port Hood coal mine as ocean inflow nears 2,500 feet depth with 3,000 gallons per minute. Slope from surface to lowest point is 2,800 feet and sea mouth lies 300 feet above sea level. Deputy Mines Commissioner Hiram Donkin declares there is absolutely no hope and that pumps cannot cope. Mine to be abandoned.
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Sydney
Port Hood
Nova Scotia
Hiram Donkin
Commission of Mines
Fisher Knighted in Dominion Honours for Judicial Service
Hon Sydney Fisher reports Sir Charles Fitzpatrick promoted to knight grand cross of St Michael and St George. The honor recognizes his distinguished judicial service and leadership at The Hague Tribunal. Bleacho straw cleaner ad touts fabric whitening without damage, claiming savings on hats.
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Charles Fitzpatrick
St. Michael and St. George
George St. Drtf
Harem skirt bathing suits unpopular at Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on June 26, Shapely beachgoers rejected the harem bathing skirt after viewing one on the sand. A black silk suit with ankle extending Dants drew crowd objection, as observers preferred the abbreviated style and complained it resembled the old ankle length skirt.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Drowning of Two Boys Near London Creek Pool
London report says three men refused aid as brothers Thomas Fountain aged 17 and Bari Fountain aged 18, sons of Edward Fountain of East London, drowned in a pool formed by Asylum Creek under the Grese Tris railway two miles east of London while collecting straw.
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London
Thomas Fountain
Bari Fountain
Edward Fountain
Sycamore Street
Asylum Creek
Grese Tris
Parisian Sage advertised as hair growth remedy
Hughes sells Parisian Sage claiming it erases dandruff stops hair loss and itching while restoring life and luster to dull hair. The ad promises money back if roots are dead and bottles cost 50 cents, calling it the best hair grower and scalp cleaner.
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Geo
BE. Hughes
Tragic Pool Accident Involving Fountain Boys At Local Pool
Three Fountain brothers, including eight year old Eddie, and two other boys entered the water at a local pool after a shopping trip. Thomas Fountain rode a raft made from railway ties when it capsized, throwing all three into ten feet of water. James Peters, seventeen, and Arthur Scott, ten, tried to help, with Peters saving the youngest. The two others drowned. authorities deem the bystanders' refusal to assist cowardly though no punishment exists. Coroner notes the act as extreme but unpunishable. no inquest will be held.
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Eddie Fountain
Thomas Fountain
Wharl
Eddie
James Peters
Arthur Scott
Peters
John P. Shields Boss and Owner Figures in Local Firm
John P. Shields serves as manager with Norman McLeod and Shields listed as owners in the 5 25thdrBi entry, indicating involvement in a local business arrangement.
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John P. Shields
Norman McLeod
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People’s
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P. KH. T
Childs
Goff. Bros
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
Dodds
Spithead
Sydney) Fisher
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Sir Frederick Borden
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Canada Life Assurance
Canada Life
C. H. Black
Scranton
Samuel B. Hubbard
New York
A.pickard
the Hartt Boot & Shoe CO. Ltd
Fredericton, N.B
Gordon & Co
Moore & McLeod
Tom Medium Jr
McMillans Hotel
Hunter River
Jeeha Stewart
Hampshire
Alex, McAulay
Dennis Murnaghan
Donagh, Rem
Thursda
Chas
Dalton
Fort Augustus
P J Connolly
Peake
Neal Nicholson
Cardigan
Mrs. Nicholson
Cardigan Bridge
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St. Peters Road
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John Welch
Morell
Geo. Hoopers
James Kiosick
McMillan's
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