New Unionist Leader Andrew Law Likely Succeeds Balfour
Walter Hume Long will propose Andrew Bonar Law as leader of the Unionists in the Commons to replace Arthur J. Balfour. Law, born 1858 in New Brunswick, is a strong protectionist and noted debater with no cabinet experience. Liberal peers view him as the most dangerous rival to their leadership.
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Austen Chamberlain
Andrew Bonar Liaw
House of Commons
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Law Haas
M Law
Bootle
Lancashire
New Bruswick
James Law
Scotland
Law
Canada’s Healthy Finances in October Report
The Dominion financial statement shows October revenue of 312,221,653.27 with expenditures of 4,364,08.11, and seven month totals of revenue 76,201,178.0L and expenditure 40,208,360.33. Capital outlay for the month was 2,561,812.30, with no bounty payments. seven month capital spending stands at 14,889,880.43 18. Public debt fell by 5,4H4,8H.59 in the month.
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Ottawa
Dominion
New Timber Policy Hints Mark Ontario Legislative Session
Hints from officials point to a timber policy priority in the upcoming session of the Ontario legislature. The policy aims to regulate cutting and curb forestation harms by enforcing stricter measures and monitoring to prevent excessive depletion.
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Ontario
Boc. Lygishition
He Sax
New Westminster Hosts Key Canadian Good Roads Convention
The New Westminster Good Roads Convention hailed the formation of the Canadian Highway Association to build a Halifax to Alberni main road and extend the Pacific Highway. Delegates from across Canada and the U S gathered as Hon. Thomas Taylor promised federal support and provincial standards.
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Canadian Highway Association
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Vancoay PW. Lace
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Hazelton
Yukon Territory
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Record Wheat Exports Hit New High Across Provinces
The report notes a new production record with over two hundred million tons of wheat shipped. It cites a New York Central train covering two hundred miles in Ontario between Windsor and Hillford, with a journey of about a hundred minutes. Queen Mary is referenced in a separate note about a ball and an elephant in the Tidden carbo.
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New York Central
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Windsor
Census News Prompts Officials’ Promises to Correct Errors
Hon. Martin Burrell, minister of agriculture, said despite the government's inability to conduct another census due to its vast scope, the most serious errors in the department would be examined and corrected after his departure for the East.
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Winnipex
Jim Chase
Martin Burrell
Iinister of Agriculture
East
Blackguarding the Lassies in St John N B
The piece accuses socialists of haranguing in St John and reports Premier Hazen bending to allow Salvation Army parades. Cotton's Weekly blasts the Army with sarcastic charges claiming it helps capitalists and hurts unions. The text notes Hazen praises the Army while critics deride its influence on rents and housing.
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Clarke
King and Queen Begin Pilgrimage to India and Other News
The King and Queen start their pilgrimage to India. Canada to send aviators to Britain for military adaptation. Canadian law enforcement debates tariff reform. New York elections swing Democratic in New York City. Senator John Caring dies in London. Prairie tensions rise over crude shortages. Kettle Vale rail accident near Beaverdell quotes death of Allman.
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Allman
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Unable to agree on verdict in LA speed case
Los Angeles jurors could not reach a verdict in the LH Nager speed ordinance case after four hours of deliberation. The judge ordered the jury discharged after attempts to reach agreement over lunch and further discussion.
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Javain
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Handy for the Hunter Firelight Tip Card
A reader notes a simple aid for hunters that uses the sun to gauge direction and suggests carrying a compass. It advises keeping extra matches and a candle stub in the bag for emergencies when night falls or weather hampers fire starting.
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BC Lumber Cut in 1910 Shows Record Volumes
British Columbia led by far in 1910 lumber production with 1.62 billion feet worth about 25 million dollars, nearly doubling 1909. Douglas fir and cedar dominate. Ontario, Western provinces, and BC all contribute to a national surge in timber output. Premier Roblin urged closer ties with Britain and Canada’s unity in a speech.
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Forestry Branch
Department of the Interior
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Ube
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Wits
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