Canadian Liberal Leader Denounces British Ireland Policy in Toronto
Former Liberal Party figure Edward Wake MT and Joe Devin addressed a large Toronto gathering under the Quart Trust league objecting to Britain's rule in Ireland. They urged renewed pressure for Home Rule, backed by a funds drive of 825, and criticized the Crimes and Coercion Acts as police tyranny.
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Canada
Merwt
Paley
Edward Wake MT
Joe Devin
Association Hall
Toronto
Qurtet Trust
League
Moh Specters
Uoerschon
Britain
Ireland
Conerty
Ulpiteu Irish Temi
John Clarnacan
Elon Oat Stratton
Edward Blake
Dillon
Wake
Uanuia
England
Figlishtien
Hays Proposes Train Tour to Sell Western Canada Plans
At a Montreal banquet Vice-President Mays outlined Grand Trunk subsidy plans tied to Western Canada’s vast resources. He stressed informing British business leaders and urged UK delegates to attend Montreal next year, promising a train tour to showcase Canada’s potential.
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Mays
Montreal
Western Canada
Pace
New York
William Vace Horne
Learch
Hays
Great Britain
Montoent
Nimwara Pastis
Dominion
Canada
Shooting at skating rink injures man in Wickaford
A shooting at a local skating rink injured Mr Leslie in the back. Me Nick of Wickaford fired a repeating shotgun from a short distance and officials say recovery odds are slim.
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Me Nick
Wickaford
Leslie
British Bohode Outpost Struggles as Malaria Costs Lives
Samaliland reports indicate Somali levies show cowardice and malingers while the Bohode outpost suffers malaria deaths. The Mad Mullah remains threatening and British relief may be limited. General Manning is to command a new expedition likely to start near month’s end.
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Samaliland
Bohode
Manning
Wide World News Briefs Include Shipping Losses and Oil Plans
Intercolonial surplus totals 96822 for the past year. A Los Angeles oil investor bought land near Rossland to test oil extraction. Winnipeg reports 8 deaths 100 births 74 marriages in November. The steamer Chas Hebard sailed from Lake Superior to Port Maine with 14 crew. Queen Alexandra birthday observances noted. Mrs Castle seeks three actions against CW for car distribution discrimination. British embargo on cattle hurts Canadian shippers. Edmontons carriers return from Peace River due to Athabasca ice. Grand Trunk Pacific expected to receive large subsidies. A bank director Thomas Howarth shoots himself amid financial troubles. daughter Maude witnesses. Immigration dept to send one official with Scottish curlers visiting Canada in December. two weeks in Ontario/Quebec and Manitoba planned.
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Oaksilly
Ont
Thormas Howarth
Andrew and Howarth
Maude Howarth
Howarth
Doctors and editors clash over revenue in Calgary Herald
A Calgary Herald piece lampoons doctors and editors, contrasting profits and motives. It argues doctors bill per visit, editors endure lifelong learning, and mocks medical college culture while questioning who truly serves the public.
Man Feels Rye Pulse Instead Of Oats Insight
A quip notes the joke that a man’s bravado may mirror rye rather than oats, a playful saying about confidence and habit. The remark uses a pun to contrast expected growth with a grain based twist. The line reflects social humor and language play.
KAUFFMAN GUILTY Thug Captured at Fort William Adjudged a Murderer
A San Francisco jury convicts Will iam Kauffman alias Lt Leu Fut of first degree murder in the killing of Policeman Frurese Robinson last January as sensational testimony reveals the real identity of state’s witness Henderson alias Jack Fraser, a former Montreal athlete and law student who drifted into crime with the Kraufman Woods gang. Woods to be hanged next month. A large police case traces the gang’s crimes from San Francisco to Victoria and Vancouver before capture. Separately, a Chambly dam accident disrupts Montreal light and power service with 200 feet of the centre wing damaged and repairs expected within two weeks.
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Leu
Fort Willan Ont
Columnia
San Francisco
Woods
Frurese Robinson
William Henderson
Henderson
Jack Fraser
Montreal
Voilicesor MacMaster & MacLennan
Fraser
United States
Kraufman-Woods
Robinson
Kauffsman
Victoria
Vancouver
Finnally
Los Angeles
Hengerson
Kauffman
Chambly
Richelieu
Light, Heat and Power Company
Farm tragedy near Glen Coe claims young girl
Jenny Kelly aged eleven was drawing a pail of water on a rural Ontario farm south of Glen Coe when she fell into a well and drowned.
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Jenny Kelly
Aa Farm
Glencoe
Ont
Tragic Freight Yard Accident Claims Expineer Barnes
Expineer Barnes died in a freight yard accident in Lindsay Ontario on Saturday morning when his own engine crushed him. He was unmarried and reportedly belonged to Allandce.
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Expineer Barnes
Lindsay
Ont
Lund
Alland
Swift & Co Boiler Explosion Claims Thirteen Lives
A massive boiler blast at Swift & Co on Saturday morning killed thirteen and injured many others. The explosion sent boilers through the roof, hurled debris for hundreds of feet, and left no one in the boiler room alive to recount the disaster. The cause remains unknown.
Mad Mullah Captures Swayne Column Stores
A despatch from Garrero Somaliland reports the Mad Mullah seized supply camels from Col. Swayne's column and burned stores to deny them use. He sent a defiant message promising to whip the British on a second clash.
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Garrero
Somaliland
Col. Swayne
Premier Haultain Surprises King With Broncho Busting Tale
The Northwest Territories premier was shown a small herd and rope in Windsor Castle courtyard. King’s retinue assumed he would showcase cowboy skills, but no stock saddle was provided and Haultain fell ill afterward, reports High River Eye-Opener.
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Frederick Haultain
Northwest Territories
Windsor Castle
Household Brigade
Huultain
Western Plains
Fred
Haultain
Canada and Abroad Terse Briefs Across North America
Britain quarantines New England cattle shipments. Ontario reports minister Parker dead. Winnipeg bank reorganizing. Proud Street residents protest name change. CPR engineer scalded near Varcoe. Chicago boiler explosion kills 13. Ottawa principal McCabe dead. De Wet's South Africa War book issued. Winnipeg bricklayer Russell dies after fall. Northern British India fighting. natives suffer heavy losses. Fire damages Winnipeg area property. Kauffman convicted in San Francisco. GTA seeks federal aid for transcontinental line. Rosthern farmer denounces illegal car distribution by railways. Electric plant machinery moved from Winnipeg to Lac du Bonnet. Dominion tightens cattle disease controls. Bank of Commerce denies Canadian Northern funds. Willison resigns Globe editor to lead new paper. Kingston and Teim broke brakeman Frank Deyo killed. West Yale’s Denis Murphy resigns as provincial secretary.
Ottawa Quarantine Orders Cattle Disinfection At Border
The quarantine department in Ottawa orders that during the foot and mouth outbreak in New England states all cattle entering Canada from eastern states be cleaned and thoroughly disinfected at the border.
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Quarantine Department
Ottawa
New England
Canada
Meat Price Rise Feared Over Cattle Exclusion
A London cable reports the board of agriculture plans to exclude live cattle from Boston over foot and mouth disease, likely boosting meat prices during the Christmas season. Canada could gain if Canadian ports are not included in the exclusion.
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London
Dominion statistician to publish first Pacific cable tests
Mr. Geo Johnson, the Dominion statistician, has secured the original paper tape records of the first test messages sent over the Pacific cable. He plans to publish these mythographed records showing motion differences in the cable instruments at speeds of eighty, ninety, and one hundred letters. The one hundred letter speed yielded the closest marking and used shorter recording paper than the others.
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Geo. Johnson
Dominion Statistican
Pacific
Ontario Crown Lands issues six thousand veteran land certificates
Hon E J Davis Ontario commissioner of crown lands said on Saturday that the department sent out by afternoon mail over six thousand certificates to veterans entitled to land grants under the act passed in the session of 1900.
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E. J. Davis
Crown Lands
Ontario
Loo
Local Woman Dies by Poison in Ballycanoe
Mrs Horace Birch age about sixty five died after taking Paris green at Ballycanoe. The discovery was not made in time to save her life. She is survived by her husband and a family of four children.
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Horace Birch
Ballycanoe
Paris Green
Bologna Leaning Towers Outshine Pisa Landmark
Bologna features two leaning landmarks, the Garisenda and the Asinelli. The Asinelli rises 315 feet and dates to 1100. Garisenda, begun a year later, is now 153 feet tall with a greater lean than its neighbor.
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Bologna
Pisa
Telegraphic Briefs Recap From North American Dispatches
Short items report fuel shortage in Grand Forks North Dakota a pioneer carpenter dies in Chatham Ontario a colonial secretary sails to South Africa Massachusetts disease outbreak a hospital fund drive in progress in Minto Ontario rural Ontario telephone system costs and railway incidents across Brandon Plattsburg and other locales.
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Lads Minto
Ontario
The Seven Golden Cities Legend Surfaces in Old Accounts
A historical note recalls the vanished Seven Golden Cities said to lie on a western island off Africa. Legends tell of gold rich towers and temples, fleeing Moorish conquests, seven bishops leading people to ships, and a self burning of boats to keep followers from leaving.
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Spain
Portugal
Treylyn
Ideeran
Iose
Leprosy Progress Tied to Fish Abstinence
A London Polyclinic lecturer claimed leprosy progression can be arrested by complete fish abstinence. He cited cases, including a blind man with fifteen years of muscular atrophy who, after eighteen months of abstinence and small doses of arsenic, had all skin patches disappear from his hands and feet.
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London Polyclinic
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