Churchill Letter Frames Canadian Loyalty to Liberal Imperialism
Winston Churchill writes Arrenwood urging Canada to back a Liberal imperial program with a strong colonial office and shared defense. He argues Conservatives and Liberals both serve the empire, and loyalty to the Crown sustains the imperial bond across colonies. A second item reports a gold discovery in the Peace River country promising a new Alberta mining boom with 17 claims staked near Fort St. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamar Greenwood
M. P
Wineton Churchill
Arrenwood
Colonial Office
Gdlow
Sym Ledera Warietat
Kygiene
Canada
England
British
Australia
New Zealand
Libera
British Empire
Winston
Churchill
Peace River
Alberta
Peace District
Fort S T. John
British Columbia
Hiile
Macdonnell
Ottawa
Everybody Works in London Says Canadian Municipal Practice
The Port Arthur waterworks tramways and telephones are criticized as municipal patty by the Daily Post-Mercury, noting Canada favors selling or leasing franchises. The practice may hurt ratepayers but pleases contractors and council friends. Louisa Birt warns travelers Canada is no place for the “born tired.”
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London
Port Arthur
Post-Mercury
Canada
Louisa Birt
Dominion
The
Japan's Plan for Travelling Ship Exposition Voyage
Ottawa reports a cablegram from Yokohama stating Japan will send a vessel with samples of diverse products named the Travelling Ship Exhibition. The voyage will visit Canadian ports first, then the United States and the south Pacific, covering 133 ports and 27 400 miles.
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Ottawa
Department of Trade
McLean
Yokohama
Japan
United States
South Pacific
Haakon Congratulates Amundsen on Northwest Passage
King Haakon wired congratulations to Captain Amundsen and the Gjoern navigation success. He agrees to name the coast stretch after Haakon and Queen Maud as requested by Amundsen.
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Hares
Haakon
Amundsen
Northwest Passage
Hi Majesty
Haaken
Queen Maad
Open letter vows vengeance over threat to Colonel Dumb adze
In Sevastopol officers of a rifle corps issue a counter threat after a terrorist notice claimed a death sentence on Colonel Dumb adze. They promise to punish progressive leaders if attacked. Admiral Skrydloff fears reactions of sailors and fortress garrison. The training squadron cruise and fleet maneuvers are canceled.
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Sevastopol
Russia
Dumbadze
Skrydloff
Black Sea
Canadian milk analyzed by dominion chief analyst
The chief analyst examined 319 milk samples from across the Dominion. Of these 189 were genuine, 85 doubtful, and 45 adulterated. No samples from Nova Scotia or New Brunswick were adulterated. Adulterated samples: Prince Edward Island two, Quebec district two, Montreal six, Toronto seven, London six, Manitoba five, Calgary three, Ottawa four, British Columbia six.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Quebec District
Montreal
Toronto
London
Manitoba
Calgary
British Columbia
No glanders found in Alberta horses for British army
A comprehensive test of all horses bought for the British army by the quarantine commission under the Dominion department of agriculture shows no glanders. The result vindicates Alberta horsemen who argued the disease is not prevalent in the province.
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Calgary
Alta
Reguoant Commission
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Alberta
Earthquakes Hit Halo Island Honolulu Reports No Damage
Two shocks were felt on Halo Island with no damage. Hundreds of dead fish washed ashore after a submarine eruption scalded them, while Oahu including Honolulu felt no tremors.
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Honolulu
Halo
Oahu
Chance for a Canadian for New South Wales rail chief
Ottawa reports that Canadian railway men can apply for the post of chief railway commissioner of New South Wales. The job carries a salary of $15,000 or more, with the best candidate expected to win the position.
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Ottawa
New South Wales
Victoria
Tait
Canadian Pacific
Patti to stage another farewell tour in 1907
The Telegraph reports Madame Patti will begin with a farewell concert in London on December 1 and follow with provincial finale performances in autumn 1907 to end her professional career.
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London
the Telegraph
Madame Patti
British Battleship Lord Neon Launched at Jarrow
The battleship Lord Neon, sister ship of the Agamemnon and second in size and armament, was successfully launched at Jarrow on the Tyne.
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London
Lord Neon
Jarrow
Tyne
Canada Ranks Tenth in World Wheat Growth
Canada stands tenth among major wheat producers with output nearly double that of the United Kingdom, highlighting its growing role in global grain supplies.
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Canada
Unites Kingdon
Weekly Wheat Market Report Shows Dull Trade and Downward Trend
The wheat market remains dull as prices drift lower. The American Visible Supply fell 1 175 000 bushels while New Spring wheat moves in the Canadian west, with Winnipeg showing active new-wheat movement and hedging on options dominating country point activity. Prices for cash wheat eased, with futures closing Sept 6 7 6c, Oct 6 97 1/2c, Dec 6 91 1/4c and May 7 4 1/2c.
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Winnipeg
American
Europe
America
Russia
Danube
Argentina
Australia
Tas Bay
Sya
QUO
Bradstreet
Manitoba
Willham
Pom Arthur
Canada warns on South African trade credit risks
Ottawa reports continued low business mood in South Africa with many firms failing and New York houses hindered by extended credit. Canadian exporters are urged to exercise caution in credit sales. Natal and Transvaal may cut or remove duties on flour and grain.
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Ottawa
Canada
South Africa
New York
Kittson
Natal
Transval
Ottawa Dock Yards Likely to Move to Canadian Authority
Ottawa reports the Imperial dock yards at Halifax will probably transfer to Canadian control around mid October after Canada's offer was accepted by the British authorities. The Marine Minister is in talks with the Admiralty about the transfer.
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Ottawa
Imperial Dock
Halifax
Minister of Marine
Admiralty
Canada
Margaret Carnegie Suffering Severe Hip Disease, Heiress
London reports Margaret Carnegie daughter of Andrew and Mre DsPoegie, reputedly the world’s wealthiest heiress, is said to suffer an aggravated hip disease baffling doctors. The condition has worsened with age and requires assistance in movement. The case resembles that of Lolita Armour, once treated by Dr. Serena of Vienna, who was sought for potential operation though age concerns hindered the procedure.
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Carnbegie
London
Margaret Carnegine
Andrew DsPoegie
Lolita
Christ
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
North America
Christ's Church
Presentation for Captain Kingsmall on Dominion ship Doimimied
The minister of marine and fisheries plans a presentation of a silver plate to Captain Kingsmall and officers of the battleship Dominion in tribute to their courtesy and assistance during the voyage. The presentation will be arranged at a later date.
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Ottawa
Ottawa anxious over colonial conference timing in May
Ottawa notes concern the colonial conference in London may run beyond May into June or July but concludes May remains best for the majority of parties involved.
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Ottawa
Canada
London
Preston's New Position as Trade Reporter to Asia
An order in council appoints W. T. R. Preston as commissioner to Japan China and Corea. Approved by the governor general. He will report directly to the minister of trade and commerce and begin duties soon.
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Ozawa
W. T. R. Preston
Japan
China
Corea
Preston
What the French Drink in East of France
A satirical account notes East of France influenced by Germany with beer, Teuton bias, and heavy features. Western France yields little wine or beer while cider is common. locals described as ruddy, with a brisk magazine attribution.
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France
Germany
Rhine
Success Magazine
A Puseling Trick With Floating Paper Geometric Figure
A small writhling paper square is drawn with a water dipped pencil to create a figure. After drying it floats on water and moistened ink prevents spreading. A pin is placed near the edge to pierce the surface but not the paper, causing the paper to rotate until the pin points to the center of the figure. The article invites readers to deduce why this occurs.
Changing Serpents into Rode
The Egyptian cobra resembles its Asiatic cousin except for the lack of a spectacle-like mark. It is the most poisonous reptile in northern Africa yet favored by snake charmers. They render it unconscious by pressing the neck, seemingly causing cntelepsy. similar acts are alluded to in the Bible with Aaron’s rod.
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Africa
Aaron
Venomous Snakes and Fangs Described by Field and Stream
Field and Stream explains venomous snakes have hollow curved fangs at the upper jaw base. Fangs are hinged and lie tucked under the roof of the mouth when not in use. Venom is stored in a venom sac beneath each fang.
Proverb Wisdom on Knowing and Humility
A Japanese proverb outlines four states of knowledge: the fool who knows not that he knows not should be shunned, the humble who know not that they know not should be taught, the asleep who know and know not that they know should be awakened, and the wise who know and know that they know should be followed.
Remedy Question Sparks Polite Exit In Drugstore Scene
A fashionably dressed woman declares she suffers klepto mania and seeks treatment. The floorwalker curtly suggests her departure, guiding her toward the elevator as the scene closes with a sharp social twist.
Mystery Hand Time Teller in Newport Maine
The Newport Maine resident Walter Nason can determine the exact time by glancing at his palm, a talent undeciphered by himself or others. Locals previously skeptical have witnessed demonstrations and now accept the unusual ability as true.
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Walter Nason
Newport
Thurstea
New Sermon Urges Community Action to Aid the Poor
A minister argues poverty stems from prenatal and social evils. He urges physical marriage prerequisites, better housing, parks, and education to prevent poverty, criticizing capitalist rents and advocating public health and moral guidance. He cites biblical links and cites Dr. Barnardo and General Both.
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Marrry
Old Sparta
Europe
New York
Solomon
Satan
Barnardo
Gen
Bridge the Rich and Poor with the Cross of Christ
A preacher urges Christians to combat urban poverty by colonizing the displaced to farms, expanding church presence in poor districts, and using church buildings for social aid. He cites Barnardo and Booth, Jacob Riis roofs turned into playgrounds, and calls for practical gospel work to aid mothers, workers, and outcasts.
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Lomdon
Lyon
London
England
New York City
Potter's
Potter's Field
Barnarde
William Rooth
Anand
Barmard
Soner
Dr. Barnardo
Gen. Booth
Salvation Army
Piaces
Christ
Jacob Riis
New York
Pontefract Board Endorses Folk Song Interviews
The Pontefract Board of Guardians agreed to a proposal from the Musical Competition Committee to interview elderly workhouse residents with the aim of discovering and preserving Yorkshire folk songs.
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Pontefract
First Aid Cabinets Erected on Leicester Electric Car Standards
Several first aid cabinets described as for frat aid treatment have been erected on electric car standards in various parts of Leicester.
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Leicester
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North Passage
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Cal
Mary
Judas
Jesus
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