Relief money for San Francisco relief debated in city committee
Reports from San Francisco detail how the vast relief funds will be spent with oversight by a finance committee of bankers, businessmen, jurists, and Dr. Devine of the Red Cross. Accounts will be audited by the committee and finally by the department. Other items mention U S troop deployments and Canadian aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Preas
Citizens
Red Cross
Devine
National Red Cross Society
Ottawa reports on the Anglo Japanese treaty signing
Correspondence in the house of commons reveals a new Anglo Japanese treaty granting Canada a minimum tariff. The treaty was signed in Ohio on January 31 and becomes operative after ratifications. Lord Elgin urged the exchange to occur at the earliest moment to speed the agreement into effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Japan
Ehio
Lord Elgin
Foreign Office
King Invited to Canada Visit Stirs Senate Debate
Ottawa reports the senate adopted a invitation for King Edward to visit Canada. Senator Scott led the push as an earlier welcome in 1860 saw only two veterans remain in public life including the king and Sir John Carling. Senator Lougheed praised the king and noted no British official had visited Canada since. The proposal contends the royal visit would bolster Canada US relations as ministers increase attention to Canada.
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Ottawa
Senate
Edward
Canada
Scott
Bee
John Caring
Lougheed
United States
Richard Cartwright
Lake level quake docks blamed for ship groundings
Detroit observers discuss whether recent earthquake docks have raised the lake Deutomys level causing many boats to ground this season in areas where none previously existed. Vesselmen blame seismic shocks for increased obstructions and groundings.
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Detroit
Lake Navigation
Ragging Case Sees Officers Punished in Scots Guards
War Office findings clear four lieutenants of the First Battalion Scots Guards in ragging Second Lieut Clark Kennedy over regimental expenses. Lieut-Col Cuthbert kept in command, Adjt-Capt R J Stracey given light sentence. Kennedy leaves the regiment as consequences unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldershot
Eng
War Office
Scots Guards
Clark Kennedy
Cuthbert
R. J. Stracey
Alberta Land Company Registered in London
The Alberta Land Company with capital £60000 in pound shares has been registered. Its objects include adopting an agreement with J A Mac Donnald to acquire lands or premises in Canada the United States or elsewhere. Signatories include W G Morden Montreal and W T R Preston London.
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London
Alberta Land Company
Capital
J. A. MacDonnald
Canada
United States
W. G. Morden
Montreal
W T. R. Preston
Canadian Official Sails Home After In England Inquiry
Mr Blair a Canadian government official who spent the past month in England conducting a confidential inquiry into immigration has sailed aboard the Virginian under the name Mr Blair. He interviewed steamship managers and many booking agents during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
F. Blair
England
Blair
Russian Press Vents Anger Over Gorky US Trip
In St. Petersburg week long denunciations accuse Max im Gorky of betraying liberty values. The Twentieth Century mocks Americans for offended receptions of his liberty ideas in New York harbor. Russian papers criticize Gorky for defending his actions to a bourgeois country and label Mark Twain as hypocritical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Gorky
The Meaning of the Empire Picture
An eloquent portrait of imperial reach notes Asia with 300 million subjects, Americas 7.5 million, Africa 43 million, Australasia 5 million, Europe 42 million. It classifies by religion: Hindus 208 million, Mohammedans 94 million, Christians 55 million, Buddhists 12 million, and 2 million others.
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Asia
America
Africa
Australasia
Europe
Experts Will Study West
The geological survey will send many parties to western Canada this year to map resources along railway lines. McInnes and O Sullivan head exploration from Saskatchewan River to Churchill, with Alberta work by Dowling on coal areas northward from CPR and Jasper pass surveys. Denis, MacQueen, and Dr Chambers plan studies on coal oil gas brick clay belts and natural resources along key routes.
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Ottawa
Geological Survey
Canada
Saskatchewan River
Churchill
Messrs. McInnes
O’sullivan
Alberta
B. Dowling
C.P.R
Jasper Pass
Denis
Plague Outbreak Hits Jammu Palace and Imperial Troops
In Jammu Kashmir Northern India a severe plague outbreak has struck the palace household and imperial service troops. The past week has seen two hundred eighty five deaths, underscoring a grave health crisis in the region and its administration.
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Lahore
India
Jammu
Kashmir
Imperial Service
Not a Myth Montreal James Carruthers Sees Wheat Boom
Grain merchant Carruthers, fresh from Edmonton, predicts ten years hence Canada and Argentina will dominate world wheat, with western Canada producing 300 million bushels. He forecasts Grand Trunk Pacific crossing Saskatchewan near Clover Bar and Mackenzie and Mann reaching the Rockies, not to the Pacific coast soon. He cites Montreal Gazette on Hill's invasion and notes three million for Winnipeg terminal, doubting Canada’s railways will stop it without concessions.
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Montreal
James Carruthers
Edmonton
Canada
Grand Trunk Pacific
Saskatchewan
Clover Ba
Mackenzie
Mann
Rockies
Pacific
Montreal Grap
Hill
Winnipeg
Geologist to Survey Cobalt District for Ontario Minerals
Prof Miller provincial geologist will depart early next week for the Cobalt area to begin a detailed survey of the Aililes Limit spanning about one hundred square miles. The summer effort aims to map mineral potential and may lead to government control if valuable minerals are found.
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Toronto
Miller
Cobalt
Aililes
Prince Arthur Denies Northwest Land Claims
Prince Arthur of Connaught through his equerry Captain Wyldham states to the World that reports claiming he or any member of his suite have bought or plan to buy lands in the Northwest for colonization or other purposes are entirely unfounded.
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Forento
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Wyodham
Northwest
Queen of Denmark Reported to Hold 15 Million Fortune
The Queen of Denmark is said to possess a fortune valued at 15 million dollars. The figure appears in contemporary society notes and reflects extensive holdings across royal assets and investments.
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Denmark
Manitoba Flour Mills To Combine In New Canadian Company
Plans are underway to form a large Canadian milling company by merging nineteen Manitoba mills. Led by Thomas Fyshe, ex-president of Lake of the Woods Milling Co., and ex-general manager of Merchants Bank of Canada, the venture targets about 1.5 million in capital with output rising from 100 200 barrels per day per mill to nearly 3000 barrels daily. Head offices are expected to be in Montreal.
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Montreal
Canada
Thomas Fyshe
Lake of the Woods Milling Co
Merchants Bank of Canada
Manitoba
Trial of Gunner Barry Ends in Manslaughter Verdict
Gunner John Barry of the Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of Gunner Richard Hall at the citadel last November. The judge sentenced him to life in prison, with mental illness considerations noted by the jury. The minister of justice may order an examination to determine insanity, possibly leading to confinement in Kingston penitentiary lunatic asylum. Barry appeared oblivious to the proceedings.
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John Barry
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery
Richard Hall
Citadel
Minister of Justice
Kingston Penitentiary Lunatic Asylum
Barry
Four MPs oppose child migration plan to Canada
In London papers four British MPs denounce Ellenor C. Close's proposal to relocate thousands of homeless children to New Brunswick. They warn the wilderness bears pose a deadly risk to returning children and urge reconsideration of the plan.
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St. John
N. B
New Brunswick
London
Ellenor C. Close
Canada
General advance in fire insurance rates planned
The Tribune reports a nationwide hike in fire insurance premiums to offset San Francisco losses. Western union executives met in Chicago to authorize a uniform increase with a five member Western Union committee to travel to New York for coordinating action with southern officials. President J W Corran announced the western committee's appointment.
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Chicago
the Tribune
United States
San Francisco
Western Union
New York
South
J. W. Corran
Insurance Firms Assess San Francisco Catastrophe Liability
The Royal Insurance Co. learns via cable that a San Francisco disaster may expose it to up to 6.75 million dollars. Officials insist payments will not require cutting reserve funds. Liverpool, London and Globe estimates San Francisco losses under 5.144 million and likewise says reserves stay intact.
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Liverpool
Royal Insurance Co
San Francisco
Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company
Portage la Prairie backs union depot plan
G T P General Manager F W Morse supports a union depot for Portage la Prairie. With Midland CPR and GTP backing, only Canadian Northern consent remains. Mayor Brown returns from the east reporting Morse’s favorable result and plans for a free port of entry at the local customs office.
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Portage la Prairie
Man
G.T.P
F. W. Morse
Midland
C.P.R
Brown
Morse
Three Monarchs to Meet in Darmstadt Congress
London reports King Edward Emperor Nicholas and Emperor William will convene in Darmstadt during the first week of September. The Pall Mall Gazette notes the Russian Emperor and Empress will depart Russia at the end of August for a lengthy visit to the Grand Duke of Hesse, signaling a major royal gathering.
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London
England
Edward
Nicholas
William
Darmstadt
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Pall Mall Gazette
Russia
Grand Duke of Hesse
Her Motherly Way
The Caieag Tribune notes Mrs Krankley makes regular dolls of her daughters and adds she stuffs them with breakfast food, suggesting a domestic habit or odd household practice as a pointed local joke.
Chinamen in Queensland protest ridicule at Geisha song
In Queensland, Chinamen oppose a public display ridiculing them through the performance of the song Chin-Chinaman in the Geisha. They argue the tune reinforces offense and ethnic stereotyping, demanding consideration of the hurt caused by such entertainment.
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Queensland
Statue of Franklin Unveiled in Paris
The bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin, donated by American banker John H. Harjes, was unveiled before thousands in Paris. City officials and invited guests attended the ceremony marking the installment of the statue in a public square.
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Benjamin Franklin
John H. Harjes
Paris
Cannot Hold Trains on Sunday Ottawa Hearing
Representatives of Canadian railways argued against Sunday freight restrictions. CP R general manager McNicoll warned holding grain or empty cars over Sunday would cause heavy losses and engine, rolling stock and yard handling problems. Fitzpatrick countered grain trains excluded by the act, but snow and inspections could disrupt service for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otawa
Canada
McNicoll
Cp.r
Fitzpatrick
W. Co. T. U. Leader Dead in Reston
Marie Hannah Hunt world and national superintendent of the department of scientific instruction for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union died at her Reston home after months of illness. Born July 4, 1830 in South Canon Conn she graduated from Patapsco Institute near Baltimore. She drafted compulsory scientific temperance laws for state and national adoption and led campaigns to enact them before Congress and state legislatures.
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Congress
States
Arctic Expedition Looms From Victoria Duchess of Bedford
Captain Ejnar Mikkelsen, the Canadian Arctic explorer, is preparing a search for scientific data in the far north from Victoria with a planned May 15 departure aboard the Duchess of Bedford. Lord Rothschild gifts 1000 dollars, the Royal Geographical Society 500, and further funding is expected to cover two years of supplies for a six man party and ten crew. Dogs will be secured in Siberia before moving into the Arctic, with two sailing masters and one sailor yet to be hired.
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Victoria
B.C
Ejnar Mikkelson
Lord Rothschild
Royal Geographical Society of of London
England
Duchess of Bedford
Siberia
Arctic
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Against Dowie Filed
Involuntary bankruptcy proceedings were started against John Alexander Dowie before Judge D W Landis. The petition alleges Dowie transferred property showing a preference to certain creditors over others, violating bankruptcy law. Dowie’s liabilities are not known. assets are said to be about $2,500.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
D. W. Landis
Dowie
Hou
Northward transport push met with settler surge
The Edmonton Journal notes rapid settlement spreading to the Northwest including Loobstick Pembina Grand Prairie and Slave Lake as the Grand Trunk Pacific line nears completion. Visionaries foresee vast growth with new land opening and business leaders like Captain D A Barber ready to facilitate migration to the Slave Lake and Peace River regions.
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Edmonton Journal
Saskatchewan
Slave Lake
Peace River
Loobstick
Pembina
Grand Prairie
Grand Trunk Pacific
D. A. Barber
Dominion Sues Ontario For 1.5 Million Over Ojibway Treaty
The Dominion government seeks 1.5 million dollars from Ontario in Exchequer Court before Justice Burbridge over payments to Ojibway Indians under the 1873 Northwest Angle treaty. The long running dispute has seen many pleadings, with Ontario resisting the claim to the utmost.
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Toronto
Dominion
Province of
Ontario
Exchequer
Burbridge
Traffic across the CPR girds Vancouver in spring surge
West to east traffic remains light in the face of a strong westbound flow and record ocean passenger volumes. The Empress of India adds 120 first class travelers and the Moheno from Australia brings 350 first class passengers on May 8. CPR officials foresee a bigger tourist season than last year’s Portland exhibition, and do not expect the San Francisco disaster to significantly affect trade.
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Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Australia
Portland
C.P.R
Market Report Wheat Shows Firm, Steady Prices Amid Supply Caution
The wheat market remains firm with limited price movement after recent declines. May futures show potential squeeze if May purchases are delivered, while July and September hold firmer. Global supply is ample but consumption nears production, keeping activity modest. European demand, uncertain weather, and harvest prospects could lift prices. otherwise trade remains healthy but not active. Fort William and Port Arthur in-store prices along with May to October futures are listed.
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United States
Canada
Europe
America
Russia
France
Manitoba
Fort William
Winnipeg
Port Arthur
U S Agriculturalist Brooks W Chipman Dies in Nova Scotia
Halifax reports the death of Brooks W. Chipman, secretary of agriculture of Nova Scotia, after a three week illness from pneumonia. Aged seventy, he led the department for fifteen years and promoted agricultural societies, farmers institutes, imports of purebred stock, and model orchards in Canada.
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Halifax
Brooks W. Chipman
Agriculture of
Nova Scotia
Agriculture Department
Canada
Grand Trunk Pays Taxes and Penalties in Full
The Grand Trunk Railroad Company becomes the second major firm to settle taxes and penalties with the auditor general. It has paid the state 77,754 dollars covering taxes due for 1902 1903 and 1904 with penalties. Several other large railroad companies are expected to pay within a day or two.
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Detroit
Grand Trunk Railroad Company
Geologists to Inspect Railway Route in Alberta
Geologists Moelnes and O'SdliAran of the Geological Survey will work this summer along the proposed Fort Saskatchewan to Fort Cmurehill line in Hudson's Bay territory to examine the route and geological features for the new railway project.
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Ottawa
Raise Wheat Standards in Saskatchewan Grading
Regina Hon W R Motherwell moved a resolution in the house seeking to regrade wheat. The preamble argues Saskatchewan one northern wheat should equal Minnesota one hard. It notes only about three percent of a year’s crop currently meets one hard, while Saskatchewan aims to attract immigrants with the offer of raising the world’s best wheat. The motion requests an equalization of grading to align with Minnesota standards.
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Regina
W. R. Motherwell
Saskatchewan
Minnesota
When is a town a city and who names it
A heated Alberta assembly municipal committee debate centered on when a town earns city status and what name to grant. Wetaskiwin Medien tat and Lethbridge seek city powers with populations well below 5000. Members argued for granting powers but resisted loud sounding city names.
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Edmonton
Alberta Assembly
Wetaskiwin
Medien Tat
Lethbridge
Hou
City
Horse Hills
Cushing
Mr. Rutherford
Messrs
McCauley
McKenzie Rebert
Robertson
Stuart
Simpson Hoyle
Walker
McPherson
Telford N Moore
Whalers on Short Rations at Herschel Island
A mounted police report from March 10 states that 230 whalers and crew aboard Jeanville Kar luk Bowhead anrasher and Alexander returned from Herschel Island with no deaths or serious illness but severe ration and medicine shortages. Supplies will last until end of July. a relief ship is expected soon, per Commissioner Perry in Regina.
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Ottawa
Mounted Police Department
Monard
Gawdher McPherson
Herschel Island
Jeanville
Karluk
Bowhead
Anrasher
Alexander
Indian Chest
Mounted Police
Howard
Perry
Regina
Frisco Celestials push plan to import workers to Hawaii
Local Chinese activists urge the acting governor to back a scheme bringing San Francisco homeward bound workers to Honolulu. The petition cites island labor shortages and seeks government assistance to implement the plan.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Islands
Brazilian Ambassador Nabuco to Visit Canada
Washington reports that ambassador Nabuco departed for an extended western United States and Canada tour. He is joined by Viscount De Alte Portuguese minister, Lieut-Col A V de Pedsonera Brazilian military attaché, RC Sherman of New York and Alves. The group will travel to Vancouver and return east through Canada.
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Washington
Nabuco
United States
Canada
Viscount de Alte
A. V. de Pedsonera
RC. Sherman
New York
Alves
Vancouver
Canada Gets Best Class Immigrants
Ottawa reports Dr. Bryce stating Canada is attracting a superior class of immigrants compared with the United States. U S agents admit Canada’s better class, with over 7,000 pauper rejections from the U S and no Canadian municipalities asked to aid destitute immigrants.
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Ottawa
Bryce
Immigration Department
Agricultural Committee Today
Canada
United States
Anglican board rejects translating prayerbook for west
TORONTO. The Anglican mission board of Canada decided not to translate the prayerbook into different languages for use in the northwest. Bishop Pinkham said that in two years practically everyone in the west would understand English.
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Toronto
Anglican Mission Board of Canada
Northwest
Pinkham
West
Placer Silver Found in Cobalt Haileybury Area
Silver discovered in placer form at Péterson's lake section, first ever shown by local operators in the Cobalt district. Prior finds at McKinley A Darrah, Larése, Watts, and Wiley claims yielded placer silver. large nuggets on the Wiley claim helped push a $120,000 sale. The Karl properties now appear extensive enough to justify a hydraulic plant.
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Haileybury
Ost
Péterson’s Lake
Placer
Cobalt
McKinley
Larése
Watts
Wiley
Giroux Lake
Karl
Canada to take over Esquimalt garrison May 1
Ottawa confirms imperial government consent for Canada to assume control of Esquimalt garrison on May 1. Lieut Colonel J A Grant to enter permanent force as principal medical officer of Esquimalt garrison, a post he has held for many years in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Esquimalt
J. A. Grant
Grant
Forestry Reserves from Dominion Lands in Western Canada
The Canadian Forestry Congress results influence Hon. Frank Oliver to bill a ten reserve plan across Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Reserves include Riding Mountain 1535 sq mi and Duck Mountain 1251 with others at Furti e Mountain Lake Manitoba west Spruce Woods Porcupine Moose Beaver Hills Pines and Moose Mountain. Rangers will guard each reserve to protect forests wildlife and water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Forestry Congress
Frank Oliver
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Parliament of Canada
Riding Mountain
No Firewater for Indians in House Last Week
Monk's bill to amend the Indian act was discussed. it would shield liquor sellers from penalties if they do not know the buyer is Indian. Hon. Frank Oliver opposed the amendment, urging strict enforcement and moving a six months' hoist. Richard Blain was informed of Yukon gold outputs from 1897 to 1905, showing fluctuating totals from $21,200,000 down to $81,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itawa
Monk
Frank Oliver
Richard Blain
Yukon
Simwoo
Heinze Pursues Big Mining Deals in Canada
F A Heinze reportedly took an option on forty mining claims along the Grand Trunk Pacific route in British Columbia, mostly copper, for 5 million dollars and holds a square mile coal sands claim. He also eyed 200 thousand dollar options on mining property near Franklin camp on the Kettle River, and backed a plan to build a 750 thousand dollar smelter in the Cobalt district near Haileybury, with 670 acres secured for the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Heinze
Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad
British Columbia
Franklin Camp
Kettle River
Cobalt
Canada
Haileybury
Parker Pushes Preference in Budget Debate
London. In the budget debate this week Sir Gilbert Parker will move that no government financial arrangements are satisfactory unless they include preferential commercial relations with the colonies and a small revenue tax on foreign manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gilbert Parker
Montreal Murder Trial For Edith May Ahern Case
James Hackett is to stand trial at the next session of the Court of King's Bench on a murder charge concerning Edith May Ahern who disappeared about three weeks ago. Preliminary inquiry yielded little substantial evidence though several witnesses identified Hackett with the girl on the fatal afternoon.
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Montreal
James Hackett
Court of King’s Bench
Edith May Ahern
Dackett
Baptist Fields to be Covered by Winnipeg Missionaries
Winnipeg reports about forty Baptist home mission fields in the west to be covered by student missionaries this summer. Decisions on fields and personnel were made at Brandon during the spring board meeting with appointments to begin around June first. Fields include Manitoba towns such as Austin Elvin Riverside Gilead Otterburn Morris Ralphton Lenore Treherne Manitou Morden Barclay Kale tia Melita Shoat Lake Strathclair Gilbert Plains Elmwood Winnipeg Saskatchewand Areola Mills Settlement and Forget Gainsboro Carduff Asquith Battleford Broadview Cut Knife Davidson Dundern Grenfell outstations Glen Ewen Maple Grove Grayson Goose Lake Humboldt Langham Lloydminster Lashburn Midale Katewan Moose Jaw outstations Manor Stoughton Weyburn McTaggart Wolseley Pheodore Rouleau McCauley Rocanville and Alberta locations Coleman Frank Vermilion Vegreville Burnt Lake Calgary mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Baptist Home Mission Board
Brandon
Manitoba
Austin
Elvin
Riverside
Gilead
Otterburn
Morris
Ralphton
Amd
Lenore
Treherne
Manitou
Morden
Barclay
Kaletia
Melita
Shoat Lake
Strathclair
Gilbert Plains
Elmwood Winniper
Smoke and Smoking Calculation
A statistician estimates that a man smoking a medium pipe blows out one cloud per pipe fill. Four pipes daily for twenty years would total about 20,440,080 smoke clouds emitted.
One Last Request on a Stricken Steamer
Passengers on a distressed steamer grow somber as a cheerful traveler insists on dancing to lift spirits. A frail fellow passenger asks a final favor not for himself but to spare the ship from further jostling. A joke ends the exchange with a plea to stop the dancing.
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George
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Jobs Shough
Northern Development Co
King
Mr. Blair
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Monreal
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the Market Report
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