British Elections Soon Possible in December or January
Premier Herbert Asquith weighs dissolution as cabinet signals possible end of parliamentary work. He travels to Sandringham to brief King George V on government plans after constitutional conference failure. Dissolution or resignation looms amid Liberal-Cabinet debate.
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London
Dember
Herbert Hy Asequith
Sandringham
George
Constitutional Conference
Ibis
House of Lords
House of Commons
Resusas
Rolls Wins Golf Ladder Title In Sensational Finish
Local golf at Hincks and Rolls produced a dramatic ladder final with Rolls defending against Hincks. The match featured a late rally on the 7th hole and a risky play through the green ending with Rolls securing the title amid cold season conditions and prime course play.
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Rolls
Hincks
Rocky Gulch
Saniil Ks
Government tree distribution grows with applicants
The Forestry Branch reports continued growth in free spring tree distribution to homesteaders since 1909. About 2.57 million trees were sent in spring 1909 to 1 010 applicants, and 2.57 million to 8 173 in spring 1910, with the average per applicant rising from 1 400 in 1908 to 800 in 1910 while total receivers increased to 3 173. Farmers urged to grow native seed crops, noting weather susceptibility of Manitoba maples raised from distant seed.
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Morestry
Department of the
Diva Head
Sask
Ininust
Manitoba
Dakota
Minnesota
Canada
RH. Campbell
Ottaw
Request for mining progress reports from district properties
A letter to the Hedley Gazette requests mining districts to send details of yearly development work, print and machinery installed, ore production, surface improvements, and exploration prospects. Submissions should reach the Nelson British Columbia post office by late November with copies for the printer by mid-December.
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Nelson
B.C
Mulvance
Lan
Democrats Win New York and Senate Majority Likely
Early unofficial returns show Democrats poised to hold a 30 seat House majority and a Senate total near 40 with several seats still in doubt. Republicans appear to gain 17 new Senate seats plus 34 holdovers for about 51 total. One seat in Montana remains unsettled.
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House of Representatives
United States Senate
Senate
Carte Montana
Canadian premier hesitant on next Imperial conference
A prominent Canadian journalist reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier is disinclined to attend the upcoming Imperial conference. Age and pressure from politicians during the last conference left him uncomfortable as the political situation in Canada evolves and calls for the premier's ongoing presence.
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Levils
Eng
Nov. C
Yorkshire Post
Wilfrid Lanvier
Can
Trans-Canadian Road Plans Advance With Provincial Premiers
Victoria November 10 Hon Thomas Taylor minister of public works addressed Premier Sifton of Alberta Premier Scott of Saskatchewan and Hon Mr Rodgers of Manitoba urging their cooperation to continue a trans Canadian trunk road and automobile highway. BC through trunk will form a key picturesque portion.
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Victoria
Thoms Taylor
Pre Works Minster
Hive
Sifton
Alberti
Scott
Saskatchewan
Mr. Rodgers
Manitoba
Department of Works
British Columbia
Found Dead At Fifteen Mile Old Hotel
Michael Costello and Leonard Bradshaw found Cottonwood Joe Raines dead inside the old Fifteen Mile hotel. He appears to have died from a heart spasm while bedridden, with no signs of foul play. Constable Sproule and coroner Dr. Mekwen arrived and deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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Mike Costello
Leonard Bradshaw
Joe Raines
Cottonwood Joe
Aroeluie
Jak
Ue Plaice
Tariff negotiators leave for Washington after illness
Ottawa dispatch reports Daniel Hoyt and Charles Pepper, American negotiators, will depart for Washington tomorrow morning. Mr Meyers has been briefly indisposed with appendicitis but is improving and may return home soon.
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Ottawa
Canada Seeks Independence Yet Maintains Imperial Bond
Henri Bowrussa argues Canada should keep autonomy to grow while staying an ally of Britain in peace and war. He criticizes Ontario misrepresentation and urges public understanding of imperial policy, saying a Canadian navy in peace and imperial navy in war could bind Canada to Britain yet risks.
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Canada
Posse
Great “Britain
Ontario
Tan
Ibis
Fielding
Drowond
Arthabaska
Railway deal rumor stirs New Westminster
A rumor that Canadian Northern Railway may take over the V. W. & I. line from New Westminster to Abbotsford and extend to Cloverdale circulates in New Westminster. Work on the Abbotsford branch has been halted by the Great Northern, fueling speculation.
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New Westminster
Canadian Northern Railway Company
V. Vie EK
Cloverdale
Canadian Northern Railway
Abbotsford
Chilliwack
Great Northern
Republic Recognized Lisbon Accord Report
Lisbon reports that British French Spanish and Italian ministers met with the foreign office and announced authorization to resume relations with the Portuguese government amid current tensions.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Foreign Office
Newone
Portugese
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