Policy of Japan and international responses outlined
A long dispatch outlines Japan's peaceful policy stance and Western reactions. It notes discussions in Washington on responses to perceived aggression, Japanese openness to open door principles, and warnings against armament build‑ups while detailing related comments from diplomats and military officials.
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Tonio
Viscount Hay
Japan
San Froncinco
Warrington Weco
Bird Patien
Taper
Infant Death Inquest Clears Parent Blame Though Noted
Inquest before Chief Coroner A J Johnson finds Nathan Wineberg’s infant died from blows to head and face by six year old Hymis Wineberg. Verdict urges probation officer to send the child to the home of correction and censures the father and mother for leaving children alone.
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Uty Wwe
Wineberg
Chestnut Street
Nouve
Hymis
de. A.J. Johnson
Liry
Nathan Wineberg
Laby Caine
Hymle Winesberg
Bo Pev
Editor Jolios Murdered in Moscow by Unknown Youth
The Ruski Viedomiski editor De Jolios was killed by a revolver shot from an unknown youth as he dined. The assailant fled. Jolios sat in the lower house of Russia’s parliament. Beschwerden and context reference turmoil in Central America and Mexico.
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Moscow
Jolios
Ruski Viedomiski
Teaidence
de. Jolios
Montreal to Western Boys Montreal monument plan
A ceremony is planned in Montreal to unveil a Strath ie Horse monument on Monte to honor Canadians who fell in South Africa. The 43rd Highlanders and Queen's Own of Toronto may attend with Governor General consent expected. Separately, Ottawa reports a public accounts committee inquiry into past dealings and a Washington reveal that international transport firms face a new head tax.
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France
Afriran
Algeria
Oudin
Taffey
Servier
Nineteenth Army Corps
Oudja
Mangin
Haseen
Montreal
Monte
South Afria
Queen's Own
Toronto
Canada
United States
Washington
Pacite
Montreal brokers wary as May first tax hits wary market
Montreal reports NY brokerage houses with Montreal branches likely to close May 1 to avoid a $2000 special tax under Quebec legislation. The move follows a market slump and fear over the new levy, with firms seeking to protect capital and reduce exposure.
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Wuraw
Montreal
New York
Quebec
English Pottery Trade Surges With Canada and Australia Declines
The tari commission report notes a 100 percent rise in pottery trade with Canada over 25 years, accelerating after Canada granted preference. Australian trade falls despite similar preferences. In Berlin the army reserve is mobilized for two weeks training with Meld gum rifle. In Toronto W. T. Stead plans an April visit to promote a world parliament of peace linked to The Hague tribunal.
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London
Tari’ Commission
Canada
Australia
Berlin
Territorial Army
Fariament of Peace
Toronto
W. T. Stead
Worl Parliament of Peace
Commercial Reciprocity Talks Between United States and Canada
Ambiguous notes describe ongoing reciprocity discussions involving the United States and Canada with references to tariff proposals and potential free trade arrangements. Secretary Gray and Secretary Foot are mentioned in relation to Canada adopting U S tariffs against Great Britain and others, while Mr Bryce holds authority on settling questions.
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London
United States
Canada
Amban
Bryce
Gray
Foot
Great Britain
Caras
UD Dha
Au speaks on empire reform and colonial unity
At the United Club Mr Au notes his father argued for defense oriented cooperation with the colonies and a representative council. He says the move carried grave political risk but could advance the empire if linked with reform, warning many party members resisted the approach.
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London
Au ‘Chamberlain
United Club
H. Self
Devaube
Colonial request aims to widen imperial interest in Dominions
London reports Sir Richard Jett of Cambridge University urged the people in our dominions to take a wider interest in imperial affairs. A proclamation would last at the start of April opening the Madibi gold helda to public digging. The pope appointed six new cardinals, all Italians except one, with Canada and others noted in dispatches.
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London
Richard Jett
Cambridge University
Canada
Devil Bird of Ceylon Elusive cry terrifies island naturalists
The devil bird or ulama of Ceylon is identified with the brown wood owl but remains uncaptured. Its ordinary note is a clear human like shout heard at a distance, while its dreaded call is described as indescribable and torturous, causing superstitious fear among locals.
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Ceylon
Hindustan
Mr. Milford
Ceylon Civil Service
Robert Victor Mine Diamonds Astonish In South Africa
Extraordinary findings at the Robert Victor Mine near Boe hoff across from Kimberler show high quality Brae Mian diamonds. Experts note exceptional purity and unusually large average yields, far surpassing DeBeers and Premier mines in the Transvaal.
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River Colony
South Africa
Robert Victor
Boehoff
Kimberler
DeBeers Group
Immigration contrasts between Australia and Canada
The discussion notes Canada admitted 100,000 newcomers last year and now offers 10,000 men at a time for railway work, while Australia imposes conditions. It suggests Canada's approach is more open to “healthy white” migrants with fewer reservations.
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Australia
Canada
Jacob's Ladder Vision and Abrahamic Promises Explored
A Sunday school lesson on Jacob fleeing to Haran, the ladder dream, and the unfolding promises to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Emphasizes El Shaddai, blessing, and the earthly and heavenly seeds, with notes on repentance, Christ type, and Bethel as a personal house of God.
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Jacob
Satan
Syria
Terael
Ianac
Rebekah
Tad Joseph
Asenath
Moses
Zo Porch
Boas
Rath
Christ
Israel
Abrakesham
Isaac
God
el Shdai
Abraham
Isaae
Joseph
Jobov
Gado
Beersheba
Brum
Nathanael
Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Abram
Isaac F
Jacob Genalli
Church
New Jerusalem
Jerusalem
Bethel
John xiv
Meir Izes
South Africa
Largest Mastodon Fossil Unearthed at Alice Creek Alaska
Excavations at Alice Creek along Mineral Creek Woodchopper Creek reveal the largest mastodon remains in Alaska. One tusk exceeds nine feet eight inches and jaws hold four teeth weighing about fifty pounds each. Bones total near 1000 pounds. storage moved to Circle City with plans to Seattle for assembly and potential Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition display.
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Alaska
Giy the Mart
Alice Greek
Mineral Creek Woodchopper Creek
Lobbranner
Lohbrunner
Circle City
Seattle
Smithsonian Institution
Alice Creek
Alaska's Big Bears in Scribner’s Magazine Description
The article extols Alaska brown bears as among the largest land carnivores, weighing far more than lions and surpassing them in strength. It notes their swift defensive attacks, extraordinary striking power, and prevalent carnivory with meat as a minor dietary component.
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America
North
Alaska Peninsula
Behring Sea
Scribner's Magazine
Alone In His Glory In Clothes Of Righteousness
A fragmentary note describes a man seen as “clothed in righteousness” and identifies him as the sole patentee of that peculiar dress, reflecting a solitary claim of spiritual attire and authority.
Child Labor in Canada and Ontario Legislation Debate
A report outlines concerns over child labor in Canada and Ontario with calls for stricter limits aligning with factory and truancy acts. It notes age thresholds, long hours, home-work gaps, street trades, and dangers to youths, urging comprehensive laws to curb abuse and set dangerous occupations.
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Revs
Crise
TH Preston
Preston
Ontario
Emmy i
New York
Canada faces market shifts in imported goods and produce
A fragmented report notes Canadian producers and shippers facing new trade pressures as Baldwin apples arrive packed for 136 apples per box, selling at 144 to 156 dollars per box. It cites higher anticipated prices for Canadian bacon and hams, and mentions German cutlery shipments flowing to Sheffield then Canada, affecting pricing and demand.
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Berman
Canad
Dian Baldwin
Middlewe
Tee CT
Germany
Sheffield
Canada
The West Is Moving and its Growth Prospects
A Regina reader extols western Canada’s rapid development in rural and urban areas over two years, praising Regina’s improvements and arguing for Hudson Bay Road and railway expansion. He cites cosmopolitan westerners, rising land values, and better farm tech as drivers, urging action and votes to advance western prosperity.
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den of Regina
Sask
Urbam
Regina
Rome
Agasy
Ameer
Shab
Saskatchewan
Argentine Republic
South Africa
Ausstralia
United States
England
Scotland
Germany
Russia
Hudson Bay Road
Murley
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