Human procession marks three notable birthdays
Alfred Noyes celebrates his thirty third birthday while living lavishly as a poet. James Jerome Hill turns seventy five, hailed as The Grand Old Man of the Northwest for his railroad prowess and nation building. Charles Battell Loomis, Brooklyn humorist, also marks fifty two, after early work as grocer and chicken peddler.
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Alfred Noyes
America
James Jerome Hill
Northwest
Guelph
Ont
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Hill
United States
Richthwest
Neonaa
Monui
Charles Battell Loomia
Brooklyn
Milk production bulletin aids Prince Edward Island farmers
A Prince Edward Island bulletin on Canadian milk production highlights the Experi mental Farms bulletin No 72 by J H Grisdale. It covers farm site selection soil crops rotations dairy buildings breeding cattle feeding barn management milking and milk handling. The guide emphasizes suitable breeds, farm design, and practical practices to improve dairy operations across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardiann Sericulturali Serial di
Chile
Prince Howard Island
Canada
J. H. Grisdale
Dominion Experimental Farms
Grisdale
Wilsons Diplomacy at a Standstill in Mexico Crisis
The essay argues President Wilson mishandled Mexican policy by seeking intervention and public pressure rather than lawful casus belli. Huerta resists resignation while foreign governments back his regime. Britain and others recognize Huerta, weakening Wilson’s stance. Washington withdraws ambassador and apologizes, worsening diplomatic tone and leaving Mexico to its own devices.
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Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
Washington
Congress
Britain
Bryan
Sir Edward Grey
London
Sir Edward
Foreign Office
Europe
Diaz
Publications Branch Aids Canadian Farmers Says Bulletin
A Publica tions Branch of the Department of Agriculture is designed and maintained at great cost to place before Canada’s farmers the most up to date information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Farmers of Canada
Edward Island Fox Industry Ad Row Figure in Lawsuit
A local Edward Island publication faces a pending lawsuit after inviting an investment firm to advertise and later criticizing its rejection. The case centers on alleged disparagement and business tensions within the newspaper’s advertising policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Island
Cape Town and South Africa Rise Under English Rule
A survey notes 110 years since the British flag at the Cape of Good Hope marked English dominion. It traces Dutch origins, battles over control, the 1814 union, educational reforms, the first bilingual newspaper of 1824, and Cape Town’s growth into a modern metropolis under English rule.
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South Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Amiens
Cape Colony
England
Union of South Africa
Cape
John Herschel
Cape Town
Notes on Moon Harvests Authors and Odd Ventures
A column surveys farmers relying on Moon symbols for harvests as book agents seek Prince Edward Island, John Fox Jr. praised, and a San Francisco preacher leaves the ministry to become an undertaker. It notes a horse named Dr. Sharper with unknown pedigree and a Toronto satire on cobalt mines.
Century of milestones from 1628 to 1901 in brief notes
A compact timeline lists events and biographical notes: Endicott’s Salem arrival in 1628, Tories ousted in 1777, a 1804 South Carolina hurricane devastation, Moscow burned in 1812, Parkman born 1823 and died 1893, Louis XVIII died 1824, Manitoba’s first premier Alfred Boyd in 1870, Thomas Hill Watts death 1892, Cherokee strip opening 1893, 1901 McKinley assassin indicted. Notables: William Edmond de Vere Sheaffe Pery born 1863, James J. Hill builder of the Great Northern Railway at 75, Duke of Saxe-Altenburg 87, Hamlin Garland 53, Bonar Law 55.
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John Endicott
Salem
Mass
Boston
South Carolina
Moscow
Francis Parkman
L Louis XVIII
France
Alfred Boyd
Manitoba
Thomas Hill Watts
Confederate States
Alabama
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Nzologosz
McKinley
William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe Pery
Earl of
Limerick
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Duke Eriest
Saxe-Alterburg
Europe
Hamlin Garland
A Bonar Law
Great Britain
Andrew Bonar Law
New Brunswick
Lewellys Franklin Barker
Norwich
Ont
Guelph
M. A. Girard
Mer. Plessis
Train robbery drains $71,900 in transit on Atlantic coast line
Fifty thousand dollars from Chase National Bank to Savannah bank and trust company was stolen from a portable safe on an Atlantic coast line train between Jersey City and Savannah. An additional $21,900 to New York banks in Valdosta and Brunswick was stolen on the same train. Seals on the outer safe remained intact though envelopes inside were opened. Express officials declined comment.
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Savannah
Chase National Bank of New York
Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Atlantic Coast Line
Jersey City
New York
Valdosta
Brunswick
Express Company
W. F.mccauley
Express
Kentucky State Fair Opens With Bright Prospects
The eleventh annual Kentucky State Fair in Louisville began under favorable conditions with a record premium list. Exhibits from stock farms fields orchards and factories are on display and trotting races form part of the attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Blue Grass
Mexican Independence Anniversary Loftily Marked
The text surveys Mexico's historic struggle from 1810 to 1821 with figures like Hidalgo Morelos and Santa Ana, noting independence milestones and later political upheavals. It also references Diaz eras and the grim San Juan de Ulua prison, contrasting Mexican history with broader regional events.
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Estados Unidos Mexicanos
United Mexican States
San Juan de Ulua
Castillo
Sing Sing
Diaz
Porfirio
Madero
Nexico
Cortes
New Spain
Montezuma
Don Miguel Hidalgo Y Costilla
Chilpancingo
Mexico
Don Josée Maria Morelos
Augustin I
United States
Maximilian
Paton's fire sale offers silk waists and broadcloth
Ladies flock to Paton's today for low prices on silk waists in blue gray brown and peach and on lace trimmed net waists. Hygrade Broadcloth dresses and a large hosiery sale worth over 700 are highlighted with substantial money savings for both men and women. Perrins gloves sale noted as brisk with Charlottetown ladies appreciating the value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paton’s
Perrins
Orday
Charlottetown
First State Visit to Dominion of Canada Remembered
Twelve years ago today the Duke and Duchess of York and Cornwall arrived in Quebec to a grand welcome with flags banners and a royal salute from four warships. A royal review took place on the Plains of Abraham as premiers and cabinet members greeted the future ruler of the empire.
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Dominion of Canada
Quebec
York
Cornwall
Empire
Dominion
Plains of Abraham
McKinley
Montreal
Toronto
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Calgary
Vancouver
Victoria
Halifax
Sealing Plan Aims to Use Airplanes in Gulf Hunt
Captain Farquar, famed for seal work, travels to England to arrange a new steamer contract and test an aviation method for locating seal packs. The plan would reduce danger on ice floes, speed up hunting, and provide rapid aid if steamers are trapped by ice.
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Glace Bay
Farquar
England
Gulf
Atlantic
North Sydney Herald
Seal
Halifax Mariner
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J. G. Jamieson
Ruggist
G.H. Taylor Jeweler Optician
Montague Black Fox Exchange
Poncene
L. M. McKinnon
Montague, P. E
Livertaie
St. Paul's
P.E.I. Floral Association
Wees
Prince Edward Island
Encyclopedia Britannica
John Fox, Jr
Sartain
Dr. Sharper
Coast Line
Blue Grass State Fair
Robert Fortune
China
Japan
Orient
Perrine
Paton
Sun Life of Canada
E. R. Brow
THE
Great West Life
Morton
Carpenter-Morton
Fennell & Chandler
Victoria Row
Fennel & Chandler
Golf Bros
Regal, Banker & Slater
Goff Bros
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