Canada’s rise in world trade and power from Quebec to the Northwest
The narrator surveys Canada’s growth from Quebec’s cliffs to the western prairies, praising Canada’s expanding ocean fleets, water power, and the Canadian Pacific railway. He argues Canada will rival Britain and the United States in commerce, industry, and population, urging American officials to adjust to Canada’s ascent and defend its own transit interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Brit
Britain
Newfoundland
Quebec
Tled
Stoss
St. Louis
St. Paul
Forth
Seattle
Iatte
Est
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wine Company
New York
Europe
Boston
Washington
Denmark
America
Enghaw
Eloth Rao
Ontario
Toronto
Ontari
Meher
Onno
Montreal
North Bay
Lord John Russell
Tom Moore
Lord Russell
Ottawa
Moore
Knell
Westminster
Parliament House
John Russell
Menory
Dawson City
Vancouver
Sault Ste. Marie
Bonnington Falls
Canta
Western Canada
Lake Superior
Port Arthur
Fort William
Winnipeg
Great Lakes
Dominion
Sir William van Horne
Pacific Ocean
Rockies
Dominion of Canada
Canadian West
Russia
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northwest
Fragmented OCR item notes a lone name fragment
The readable text shows a single name fragment and scattered phrases with no clear event or context. No dates places organizations or outcomes are identifiable. The item remains an isolated snippet needing fuller text for a proper summary.
Fragmentary Naval Vision Fragments Reported on Thames
Readable fragments describe a vision or commotion near the Thames with mentions of a voyage and a possible Quebec tie. The text is garbled but hints at a floating craft and concern over whether someone will undertake a journey or duty.
Canada’s Dominion Rise as Pioneers Transform Wilderness
The article portrays vast railroad expansion across Canada and the United States border regions, drawing on immigrant pioneers from Ireland, France, Italy, Russia, and beyond. It highlights Alberta and Saskatchewan farming boom, wheat yields, cattle, and the wealth of resources from coal to metals. It envisions Canada becoming a major breadbasket and manufacturing power with Pacific coal and steel growth, stressing optimistic national destiny.
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Miles
Grand Trunk Pacific
Pache
Ward
Nebraska
Minneota
Canutas
Kansas
States
Canabhe
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Europe
America
Wile
Lita An Wily
Watt
Tusday
Crows Nest
Cashel
Iris
Ireland
Canada
Pal
Old Country
Tip- Benen Golden Vale
Coleman
Montreal
Spokane
Birkenhead
Winnipeg
Iinvis
Pacific
Mgo
United States
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Sault Ste. Marie
Crows Nest Pass
Rocky Mountains
British Columbia
AONE
Orient
Alaska
Quebec
Spokane fair opens with new Mystic order in town
The Mystic Onder of Eyakops organizes in Spokane two weeks ago with charter members from local citizens. The order promises a novel ritual and a two week schedule tied to the Spokane Interstate fair opening night events. Initiation fees are 14 dollars or 1 dollar annually with limited membership and invited outsiders.
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Spokane
Robi
TL Cosgrove
Shriners
Chambber of Commerce
Tesday
Pacific Northwest
Washington State College
British Columbia
Notice of timber license application in South East Kootenay
Thirty days after date we intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works Victoria for a special license to cut and carry away timber from lands in South East Kootenay. Describes precise parcel boundaries starting near lot 4591 and lot 1897 with specific measurements. The applicant is The King Lumber Mills Ltd. Dated July 31, 1906.
Boundary description notice for Lot 4541 adjacent lands
Notice describes a land boundary first post located 40 chains south and 100 chains west of mile post 7 on the western boundary of lot 4541. It specifies a parcel run south 80 chains, west 40 chains, north 80 chains, and east 40 chains to the starting point. Dated July 31, 1906.
Boundary description for timber license near King Lumber Mills
Notice describes starting at the northwest corner of L Harvey's timber license and running a square 80 chains each direction to a point near The King Lumber Mills. Dated July 22, 1906.
Timber license application and boundary description
Thirty days after date we intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works Victoria B C for a special license to cut timber. Commencing at a post at the north east corner of F H Pollens timber license, running south 80 chains, west 40 chains, south 40 chains, east 80 chains, north 120 chains, west 40 chains to point of The King Lumber Mills. Dated July 21 1906.
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Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
Victoria
B.C
Kootenay
Lot Bar
King Lumber Mills, Ltd
L. Harvey
King Lumber Mills
F. H. Pollen
Tee
South
J. McInnes
Elkmouth
C. McInnes
Timber Licence Notice for 640 Acre Land east of Elkmouth
Notice of intent to apply for a special timber license to cut and remove timber from a 640 acre parcel in Southeast Kootenay. Description begins at J McInnes licence post near Elkmouth and outlines a square boundary. Dated Elkmouth July 20 1906 by C McInnes.
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Cranbrook
the Herald
East
Fernie, Moyie
Fort Steele
Marysville, Elko, Morrissey
Frank
Windermere Country
E. Simpson
Reem
P. A. O'Farrell
St. Lawrence
Mealealin
Empire
France
Fie St. Lawrente
Missiemapps
Tat Lakes
Macilic
America Amd
Miquest
the Mighty
Pittie
Were
Nova St
Ree
Vin Thi
Thames
Waha
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