Canada’s Naval Policy Faces Dominion Debate
The upcoming Parliament session centers on whether Canada should aid Britain’s navy or fund a domestic naval building program. Quebec Liberals and Conservatives oppose any aid, while Laurier signals a patriotically advancing stance. The dispute focuses on means rather than principle.
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House of Connors
Quebec
Canada
Sir Wilfred Laurier
I. D. Monk
Québec
Wilfrid
Canada Should Stand By Duty Over Naval Policy
A colonial conference report quotes Grimduxavi urging Canada to avoid making naval policy a government issue. The speaker argues the nation must place country before party, and that leaders should seek reconciliation to preserve power and prestige.
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Poby
Wwe
Canada
Willard
Editorial Comments on Poet Laureate Controversy and Gossip
The critique targets teen poet Watson and Miss Violet Asquith. The piece condemns the poet for sharing private remarks and promoting scandal through published claims. It questions his ties with a lady and urges that if he opposes abolishing the poet laureate, he should avoid further commentary.
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Watson
Violet Asquith
Limsue
Wireless rivalry shifts ships to United system
A late 1909 report notes United Wireless outpacing Marconi in new ships, dominating the American continent while Marconi leads in Britain Europe. Massey, once independent in the US, collapses amid equipment swaps to United Co., reshaping transatlantic wireless deployment.
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Britain
Europe
United
Lir Marconi
United States
United Wireless expands as British post office ties with Marconi rivals
A British post office action accelerates United Wireless growth by securing ship contracts and establishing London offices and possibly factories. The shift powers expansion beyond Marconi, with United’s wireless network promising superior service to British and international ships.
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Lye
We Wireless Telephone
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Sult Sienthy
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