China yields to Japanese demands after incidents in Nanking
Provisional President Yuan Shi Kai signals Chinese acquiescence to Japan's post incident demands. Japan sought apology for insults to the flag, punishment of offenders, and an indemnity after killings in Nanking and clashes near a railway guard. A Japanese guard and a soldier were killed in a Chang Temar Shabhai Kwan incident, prompting the apology from a Chinese officer.
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Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
China
Nanking
Hankow
Shantung
Japan
Chang ‘Temar Shabhai Kwan
Peking Sea
Pankhurst Reception Depends on Immigration Probe
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst faces possible detention at Hills Island as U S immigration authorities investigate her England actions. Commissioner Byron H. Ungl says outcome of the inquiry will decide if she is allowed entry. if found guilty she will be treated as any immigrant. Congress must decide on housing facilities for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yuka
Emmeline Tankhurst
Europe
Isngiand
United States
Byron H. Unl
Sulzer Regularly Impeached. Gov Deprived of Pardon Power
Kingston N Y Sept 11 Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck ruled Governor Sulzer was regularly impeached and that during the impeachment trial he was deprived of the right to exercise executive functions including the pardon power.
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Kingston
N. Y
Supreme Court
Hasbrouck
Sulzer
Appeal for conference to settle the Irish question
Earl Loreburn, former Lord Chancellor, writes to The Times urging a conference with both great parties to settle the Irish question by consent. He argues the current home rule policy cannot provide a lasting solution and calls for a negotiated settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl Loreburn
Limes
Photh Great
WANTED AND SALE ADS FROM GUARDIAN OFFICE PAGE
A collection of brief classifieds for help wanted and goods for sale. entries note positions at Stewart’s Bakery and a printing office, a girl for housework, foxes for sale, poultry requests, and various liniments. multiple dates and locations mentioned across small Ontario listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian Office
Stewart's Bakery
Kent Street
Saunders, Newsome & Co
care _ Guardian
Strave
Mine Contry
Ross Rifle and New Bullet Report to Militia Minister
Lt. Col. R. A. Helmer head of the Palma Trophy team and director of musketry will report to the Militia Minister on the match. He is expected to report favorably on the Ross Rifle and the new bullet in all conditions except head winds.
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Ottawa
R.A. Helmer
Militia
China forms new cabinet in Beijing
Washington reports a joint session of China Parliament to arrange presidential election after constitutional provisions pass. Confirmed cabinet officers include Foreign Affairs Sun Pao Chi Interior Chu Chi Chin Justice Zhang Chi Chao Communications Cho Tso Ch Industry Chang Qhien Education Wang Ta Hasiep Minister of War Tuanchi Jun Minister of Navy Lu Kuan Hsiung Haung Hsi Ling, newly named finance minister, becomes prime minister.
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Washington
Peking
State Department
Sun Pao Chi
Chu Chi Chin
Zhang Chi Chao
Cho” Tso Ch
Chang Qhien
Wang Ta Hasiep
Tuanchi Jun
Lu Kuan Hsiung
Haung Hsi Ling
Finance
Famous marksman in Seagirt shoot opens tournament
Expert marksmen from Europe and the Americas gather in Seagirt New Jersey for the 23rd annual joint New Jersey and New York rifle tournament. The event runs through September 20 with forty New Jersey events, eleven New York events, and two international matches featuring teams from the United States England Germany France Switzerland Argentina Brazil Sweden and Peru.
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Seagirt
N. J
Europe
North
South America
New Jersey State Rifle Association
New York State Rifle Association
New Jersey Association
New York
United States
England
Germany
France
Switzerland
Argentine
Brazil
Sweden
Peru
Rumor of Lord Strathcona Resignation Denied
Ottawa reports an official denial of a rumor that Lord Strathcona planned to resign. The statement stresses his ongoing activity and value, noting his advanced years but continued service and experience in Canadian and British public affairs.
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Ottawa
Lord Strathcona
Atlantic
Canada
Great Britain
Bad Religion For The Indians Report From Fairford Manitoba
Rev. H. P. Lough of the Baptist Union of West Canada reports a crisis among Indians at Fairford and nearby reservations. He says apostolic faith adherents have led Indians to neglect cattle and abandon industry, fearing they must live by faith. About 2,000 Indians across Fairford Sandy Bay St Martins and Crane River are affected. A former doctor in charge cared for both physical and spiritual needs before Lough arrived. The white community fears the movement undermines work and steadiness, prompting tent missions and appeals to excitement. Minard's Liniment cures Diptheria.
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Winnipeg
Fairford
Manitoba
P. Lough
Baptist Union of West Canada
Sandy Bay
St. Martins
Crane River
Baptist Church
Clark
Apostolic Faith
Apostolic Faith Mission
England Honors American Dead in Liverpool
William J. Gaynor, mayor of New York, lay in state at Liverpool Town Hall in an unprecedented tribute. Draped with Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack, the casket rested on a Westminster Abbey catafalque used for Lord Wolseley. Police guarded the site through the night as Lord Mayor Harmood Banner, away on vacation, urged officials to honor the dead.
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Liverpool
William J. Gaynor
New York
Westminster Abbey
London
Endland
Lord Wolsely
St. Paul’s Cathedral
John Sutherland Harmood Banner
Veterans Flock to Chattanooga for GAR National Encampment
Thousands of veterans pour into Chattanooga Tennessee for the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment. Officials announce headquarters opening at the hotel tomorrow as the event moves into full schedule with events planned for tomorrow and Sunday.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
Ae Hotel Ees Tomormerging Ha
ComblanderAn
Eer
Island horse winnings at Halifax exhibition total $6320
The Halifax exhibition awarded Island horses prize money across races led by Thomas Raymond of Fredericton with $880. Nova Scotia owners topped earnings at $1,640, followed by Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick entrants. Dr J T Jenkins of Charlottetown was a top individual winner with $700. Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Taland
Nev ‘Brunewick
Thomas Raymond
Fredericton
J.T. Jenkins
Charlottetown
Coal Miners Strike Roils Calumet District
In Calumet on Sept 12, fifteen women and three men were arrested after a wild demonstration by copper mine strikers and sympathizers from across the district. The charges include interference with non federation workers and disturbing the peace as deputies and cavalry guard mine shafts amid fears of further trouble. Yanko Terzich of the Western Federation of Miners was among the arrested.
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Calumetd
Calumet
Yanko Terzich
Denver
Western Federation
Keweenaw County
Sailor Injured When Stone Plank Snaps On Tug Cecil F
Mr. Sylvester Beazely sustained serious head and facial injuries after a heavy stone aboard the schooner Cecil F at Souris breakwater was dislodged. The weight struck the plank, sending him about fifteen feet into a rock edge. He was found unconscious, rushed for care, eight stitches were required, and by seven o'clock he rested more easily.
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Sylvester Beazely
Cecil F
Souris
Beazely
Snow Baby Marie Peary Turns Twenty at Casco Bay
Marie Peary known as Snow Baby the first white child born within the Arctic Circle marks her twentieth birthday at her Casco Bay home. Her father Admiral Peary helped found Arctic exploration that led to the North Pole’s discovery while Marie spent her first months in Bowdoin Bay’s Anniversary Lodge amid Arctic darkness.
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Portland
Marie Peary
Anighto
Arctic Circle
Casco Bay
Commodore
Peary
North Pole
Marie
Anniversary Lodge
Bowdoin Bay
Canadian Manufacturers Association Session Set for Halifax
Montreal Sept 12 Prominent manufacturers from Ontario and the West gather in Montreal preparing to depart by special train for Halifax for the forty second annual meeting of the Canadian Manufacturers Association early next week. The event is expected to be among the largest in the association’s history with a tour of the Maritime Provinces included.
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Montreal
Ontario
Weat
Halifax
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Maritime Provinces
Frost Hits West as Harvest Ends in Alberta Saskatchewan
Frost was general last night over Alberta, Saskatchewan, and western Manitoba with lows near ten degrees and four degrees in parts. Harvest nearly finished and threshing active, so frost causes little damage. Roads are in poor shape for marketing.
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Winnipeg
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Insane Asylum at Shelburne Destroyed by Fire
The county poorhouse and asylum in Shelburne burned today, causing about 7000 dollars in loss with 4500 dollars insured. The fire started from a defective flue and spread despite rapid town response. A nearby forest fire also broke out from flying embers, requiring many men to control it. Three inmates were housed temporarily in the county jail.
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the Guardian
Shelburne
County Institution For
Resigns from Huerta Cabinet in Mexico City
Rodolfo Reyes, son of General Bernard Reyes and an early victim of the Ferby revolt, resigns today from the Ministry of Justice in Huerta's provisional government. He cites the president's policy as the reason for his withdrawal.
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Mexico City
Rodolphe Reyes
Bernard Reyes
Madero
Ministry of Justice
Huerta
Senor Reyes
British Premier Asquith Birthday Observed Across Empire
London observes Rt. Hon. Herbert Henry Asquith turning sixty-one with messages of congratulations from friends and admirers. Asquith, born Sept 12, 1852 in Yorkshire, educated at London University and Oxford, has been in public life since 1886 after his election to the House of Commons. The English premier marks a long career in politics.
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London
Herbert Henry Asquith
Yorkshire
Theity of London School
Oxford
House of Commons
Protection for Apple Buyers in Halifax Trade
Halifax Board of Trade members urged Dominion Government to appoint a year round inspector for local apples, similar to export inspection. G H Vroom discussed with the group, noting a permanent inspector and helper would oversee local market sales, with Ottawa correspondence continuing to secure stronger protection amid a tight apple crop.
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Fruit and Produce Committee
Halifax Board of Trade
Dominion
J. A. Ruddick
G. H. Vroom
Board of Trade
Ottawa
Common Sense to End Strike in Vancouver Island
Acting Premier Bowser said in Victoria the Nanaimo coal strike outlook is brighter and resumption at Western Fuel Co. mine No.1 may push strikers to concede. Militia withdrawal is expected in two to three days as operators show willingness to reapreturn without discrimination.
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Vancouver
Bowser
Victoria
Nanaimo
Vancouver Island
Western Fuel Co
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias meet at St Andrews N B
The 27th Convention of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias for the Maritime Provinces convened in St. Andrew's Casino Building on Tuesday at 10 AM. Reports showed a strong financial state, 255 net new members, total near 2800, and plans for Halifax next July to celebrate jubilees. Delegates included Charlottetown’s J H Williams W A Mc Calder C Leonard Mackay, with officers elected such as Grand Chancellor Mackay and others, next convention set for Halifax July 1914.
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Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Maritime Provinces
St. Andrew’s
N. B
Grand Lodge
Halifax
Justus H. Rathbone
Washington
Thhe Domain
Uniform Bank
N. 8
St. Andrews
P. R. Algonquin
Canada
Charlottetown
Messrs. J. Hi. Williams
W. A. McCalder
C. Leonard MacKay
Pearl Necklace Causes Trouble in London Theft
Postal workers allegedly conspired to steal a pearl necklace worth 625000 after it departed Paris for a London dealer. At Bow Street today five men remained under suspicion as investigators, while arrests on September 2 placed Lockett Silbermann Huttworth Grizzani and McCarthy in custody at key London locations.
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London
Paris
Bow Street Court
Lockett
Silbermann
Huttworth
British Museum
Grizzani
McCarthy
Hatton Garden
Against Next Thaw Cases Stir Albany Action
Albany reports that following Harry K Thaw’s arrest in Canada and the ensuing complications including the arrest of Special Deputy Attorney General William T Jerome, Attorney General Carmody orders steps to handle similar conditions in the future. The librarian is to secure Canadian immigration law copies affecting gambling and the deputy AG must study these statutes.
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Albany
Canada
Harry K. Thaw
William T. Jerome
Carmody
Hach
Stock Breeders Hold Exposition in Knoxville
A notable congress of farmers and livestock breeders opened at the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Tennessee with Gifford Pinchot presiding. Sessions will last several days with experts discussing crop and livestock improvement methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Congress of Farmers and Livestock Breeders
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Tommy Atkins Dropped Mutton For Roast Beef Of England
London reports Tommy Atkins has complained about weekly mutton, prompting the removal of mutton from the soldier diet. Henceforth troops will dine on roast beef of old England sourced from Argentina.
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London
Tommy Atkins
Tag Day and Hospital Benefit Announcements
Public notices urge Tag Day events for Charlottetown Hospital on September 24 with a five to ten cent tag sale and chocolates. Also announced York Point Hotel offering transient boarders until September 15 and a mock trial at the Opera House under YMC A auspices plus a Penelope Davies and Frank T. Watkin recital at St Pauls Church Hall.
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Opera House
Penelope Davies
Frank T. Watkin
St. Paul's Behodroom
W. A. of Paul's Church
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Dipthéria
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DR. Jenkins
Hammond Kelly
Dan Stheln
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Lhwonard McNeil
T. C. Edgett
A. A. Stewart
P. BH. I
H. H. Acorn
Souris, P. B. I
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Tignish
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J. H. Horne
McKinnon Drug CO
Minarid
Snow Baby
Manufacturers Association
Cyclone Steel and Iron Works
Sheffield
Wah
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Bethlehem Steel Company
Midvale Steel Company
Carnegie Company
APPLE
B.C
Knights OF Pythias
Andrew Roy
Westville
N. S
Grand Inner Guard
J. W. McKay
Wredericton
Grand Outer Guard
J. Soley
Port Greville
Supreme Representatives
H. L. Ganter
St. John
N. Bs
P. H. Fryers
Moncton
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Marysville
R. J. Rosborough
St. Stephen
N.B
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Boldier
York Point Hotel
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Lowpeys
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Sunnyaide
Minard
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