Rumored Canadian Plant Ties to Chicago Packers
A rumor claims National Packing Co of Packers’ School led by Edward Tilden plans a Calgary Alberta plant to supply Canadian and British trade under government inspection. The move is linked to Swift and Libby interests and follows pressure on Chicago packers amid global scrutiny. Chicago Mayor Dunne seeks municipal slaughtering plant funding to keep meat under local supervision.
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Chicago
National Packing Co of Packers
Schoo
Edward Tilden
Tilden
Garney Stove Company
Alberta
Lanise FF Swift
Swifts
Libby Company
Edward s.Kom
Dig
National Packing Company
Canada
Armours Aaid
The
Free Press
Pat Berns
Calgary
Gordon Ironside
Bow River
Occident
Orient
Tribone
Dunne
Bennet
Council
Oliver bill to amend Rocky Mountain Park Act outlined
In committee Mtawa The Olivers bill to amend the Rocky Mountain Park Act was taken up. The aim is to allow residents to own land their houses sit on in Canmore. Foster urged sale by public competition while Oliver promised building regulations and open lot bidding.
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Mtawa
Olivers
Canmore
Foster
Oliver
Roosevelt Orders Taps Sounded on Passing Mount Vernon
President Roosevelt directs naval regulations to include a clause when a vessel passes Mount Vernon a bugler shall sound taps the ship's bell shall be tolled and the marines on duty shall present arms as the ship passes the estate.
Ottawa Session Aims for Throughput by Mid July
Ottawa reports a government plan to convene Mondays for business after this week, ensuring daily sittings and likely Saturday sessions soon. Both sides show willingness to push proceedings through by mid July, with June end a distant target.
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Ottawa
Hero of Santiago for Senate Vacancy Rumors
Washington circles name Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, hero of Santiago, as a leading candidate to fill the Maryland vacancy created by Senator Arthur P. Gorman's death. Analysts note he is a Democrat and Maryland native, with possible gubernatorial appointment by Governor Weed, for a term ending March 4, 1909.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Arthur P. Gorman
Winfield Scott Schiey
Santiago
Schiey
Ania
Maryland
Weed
Gorman
Schley
Delegates Sought to Represent Southern Alberta Grain Views
Ottawa Mr John Herron moved the agriculture committee to summon a delegate from Southern Alberta to represent southern grain growers on the grading of yellow wheat. The resolution was unanimously adopted and Herron was asked to name the delegate after consulting the Macleod board of trade secretary and other district boards.
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Ottawa
John Herron
Agriculture Committee
Alberta
Herron
Board of Trade
Macleod
No Exemption for Jews Passes in Ottawa Plan
London reports the general assembly endorsed the Lord's Day act at Ottawa. It expects a clause exempting Jews who observe Saturday as their Sabbath from Sunday observance.
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London
General Assembly
Ottawa
Zulu Army Menaces Whites in Natal
Reports from Pietermaritzburg state that colonial authorities request reinforcements as hundreds of Zulu tribesmen are ready to rise. British officers fear a general uprising could field up to 100000 Zulus, with 5000 troops already in the field and reserves ordered to prepare.
Manitoba Belt Prices and Beef Industry Inquiries
Ottawa reports unsatisfactory beef cattle market in Manitoba and the west. Farmers are not getting normal prices from wholesale dealers. government has received communications and is examining the matter.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
West
Kidnapped Man Judged By Appleton Tale Of Railroad Slavery
Joseph Freund a former German soldier told Appleton Wisconsin residents he was kidnapped in Montreal and forced to work on a railroad for fourteen hours’ ride in water and snow. He said cars bore the name Max Daniel and that agents blocked his family’s money telegraph from Appleton.
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St. Paul
Minn
Canada
Appleton
Wis
Joseph Freund
Wisconsin City
Michael Wagner
Freund
Max Daniel
Montreal
Great Northern to Build Vancouver Winnipeg Line
James J. Hill denies claims that he and associates will fund the Vancouver Winnipeg line personally. He affirms the Great Northern controls the project, will provide construction funds, and plans a stock issue with no bond offering to the public.
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Great Northern
New York
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Mr. Hill
Novelist Sabine Baring-Gould Dies in Port Elizabeth
Sabine Baring-Gould, renowned author of Mehalah John Herring Court Royal and many stories, died in Port Elizabeth Cape Colony. Born Exeter England January 25 1834 he traveled widely in Europe and Ireland.
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Port Elizabeth
Cape Colony
Sabine Baring-Gould
Baring Gould
Exeter
Eng
Europe
Ireland
British Teachers Will Visit Canada
Alfred Mosely outlines a plan to send five hundred British teachers to the United States and Canada between November and March to study educational systems. The program, praised by The Times, will be funded by a nominal return fare of five pounds.
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London
Alfred Mosely
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Butler
Columbia University
Maxwell
New York
the Times
Mosely
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Work Underway West of Quebec
G T P construction progresses on the government section with 500 teams on site near Reidseap on the Great Northern. About seven or eight subcontracts already issued as Macdonald and O'Brien push 100 miles west of Quebec and M P and J T Davis begin 50 miles west from Quebec bridge.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Macdonald and O'Brien
Quebec
Reidseap
Great Northern
M. P
J. T. Davis
Quebec Bridge
Montreal student ties for Kingston Oliphant prize
R J Rose of Montreal, winner of the McGill Rhodes scholarship for 194, has tied with another candidate for the Kingston Oliphant English prize worth 30 pounds for two years. The prize, open to Baliol men, covers fourteenth century English and general philology. Rose also holds the Ireland and Craven scholarships at Oxford.
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Montreal
R J. Rose
McGill
Kingston-Oliphant
Bradley
Rose
Ireland
Craven
Oxford
Wheat Market Weekly Report Reflects Erratic US Bullish Push
The weekly wheat report notes erratic advances in U S markets amid bullish sentiment, with a jump of 2 5/8 to 2 1/8 cents in two days driven by hopes for lighter winter crop losses and strong oats and corn prospects. Winnipeg shows gains. European markets steady. Harvests begin in Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee as spring wheat yields look large. visible stocks shrink modestly and world shipments ease. Prices in Canada rise on export demand and Western droughts. Fort William Port Arthur quotes set prices for May June futures.
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Steat
U. 3
Chicago
U. 8
United States
U.S
Winnipeg
Europe
America
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bradstreets
Manitoba
Fort William
Port Arthur
Canadian boards unite for London congress resolution
At a Montreal meeting the Commercial Intelligence Committee of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association and partner boards of trade agreed to send united resolutions to the sixth Chambers of Commerce congress in London. A pre congress meeting to finalize one all Canadian resolution is planned for July 9.
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Toronto
Commercial Intelligence Committee
Canadian Anufacturers’ Association
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Carnage in Abkhasia as troops clash with tribesmen
Odessa dispatch reports heavy fighting in Abkhasia with 190 casualties, 27 soldiers killed or wounded as government troops sack villages. Abkhasians flee to the hills amid a reign of terror by pseudo anarchist revolutionaries. Last week eleven stores were raided, ten bombs thrown, ten people killed and many injured.
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Odessa
Subum Kale
TransCaucasia
Abkhasia
Transaucausia
Batum
Husband who remarried after divorce sued for breach of promise
Mrs White sues Garland F. White for breach of promise claiming after a divorce on statutory grounds he paid child support and resumed romance, then asked her to remarry. She alleges last week White married Filla Cushing, a grocery store cashier and co respondent, seeking $25,000 for her shattered feelings.
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Chicago
Garland F. White
White
Dawson firm harnesses discarded gold tailings for big Yukon yield
May Quadruple Yukon Output. Dawson reports tests by T G Wilson's company show white channel tailings and disintegrated white channel contain gold. Cyanide processing could yield $4 a ton or more, surpassing Rand reefs and boosting Klondike output. Wilson seeks plant site for 200 tons daily. First Fairbanks gold arrives aboard Hannah. Tanana期 shipments seen at ten to twelve million. Total Klondike Nome camps may push 30 to 40 million this year.
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Dawson
T. G. Wilson
White Channel
Wilson
Ottawa
Fairbanks
Hannah
Klondi
Tokio Exhibition Plans After War News
Masazaki Togo of Tokio informs the Toronto board of trade that a semi international exhibition will run in Tokio from Sept 1 to Nov 31 to commemorate the war with Russia. Canada manufacturers are urged to exhibit and view the event as beneficial ad exposure amid rising demand for foreign goods. The plan intends a permanent industrial museum after the three month show.
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Toronto
F. G. Morely
Board of Trade
Masazaki Togo
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Toronto Board of Trade
Canada
Plea for Removal of Embargo on Cattle Imports
London Patrick Gray, focused on Canadian cattle, urges removing the embargo to increase raw material for home butcher meats. A Australian meat trader notes government favors American over Colonial tinned meats due to cost, while colonial representatives exploit scandals to boost their meat sales.
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London
Patrick Gray
American Capital in Canada Explores Manufacturing Terms
Thomas Erskine the British vice consul at Chicago sent circulars to Canadian towns asking about terms and advantages offered to manufacturers. He inquired into railway facilities fuel and power costs taxation and extent of bonusing. American firms dealing with Canada have shown interest and visited his office for details.
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Toronto
Thomas Erskine
Chicago
Canada
Erskine
Canadian Manufacturer's Association
Prohibition Vote Sets Island Wide Law Change
In Queen's county the plebiscite on repealing the Scott act shows an overwhelming majority in favor of prohibition. The act automatically comes into force next month, ending anti prohibition efforts as the province moves under prohibition with little contest.
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Charlottetown
P.E
Queen's County
New Leprosy Cure Claim From Constantinople
Constantinople reports Deyeke Pasha director of Culbene hospital says a new method prevents leprosy and cures all cases where the virus has not fully destroyed the system. Immunity is claimed for those treated.
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Berlin
Hamburger Nachrichten
Constantinople
Deyeke Pasha
Culbene Hospital
Hart Panteth After the Water Brooks Sermon
A sermon adapts Psalm 42 1 focusing on spring fever and spiritual hunger. The speaker images the hart seeking water to symbolize the soul seeking God for sustenance and safety from temptations. He contrasts earthly weariness with divine repose and urges reliance on God rather than self for strength and protection.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Old City
Desert
Hart
Waters of Mercy in Temptation Hunt Fitzgerald Sermon
A preacher uses the deer and hounds metaphor to urge seek refuge in God’s water brooks to escape temptations and persecution. He warns sins circle back without divine mercy, cites deer survival by water, and recalls Actaeon legend to urge fleeing to God.
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Satan
Jose
Asten
Hind
Hart
Europe
England
Germany
Italy
Russia
Job
Diana
Actaeon
Look After the Hustler
A compact note praises judging fairly and recognizing good deeds in unlikely figures, urging patience before condemning an old sow that does useful work. The line suggests caution against harsh judgments toward people who contribute positively.
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Weeern
Rocky Mountain Park
Mount Vernon
Hero of
Baring
Gould
G.T P.” Construction
Thompson, Sons & Co
Yukon
Prince Edward Island
Harts
Brooks
Dor. Talmage
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