Canadian News Boosting Charges in Geant House
In the legislature Jobh Oliver, Liberal member for Delta, accused the administration of lands and works of violating statutes by issuing land grants. Chief Commissioner Han R. Green promised a thorough inquiry. The rapid rail service updates include a new Pullman library car on the Winnipeg to St Paul line and a summer special between Winnipeg and Detroit Lake. Quebec and Ontario settlers are reportedly moving toward Manitoba and the Northwest, with railways not aiding the shift.
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Geant House
Victoria
Jobh Oliver
Delta
Lands and Works Department
Hle
Keamant
Han R. Green
Thane
Oliver
Columbia
Wentera
Sm. Sun
Winnipeg
St Paul
Seo
Bost
United States
Soo Line
Winnipes
Detroit Lake
St. Paul
Alontreal
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Dominion
Maritime Provinces
el Dorado
Canadian Flour Adulteration Report Mixed Across Provinces
A government report analyzes flour samples from Nova Scotia to British Columbia finding varied results with several provinces showing genuine flour and others indicating adulteration or doubt. Black pepper shows higher adulteration than white pepper across hundreds of samples. A separate note recounts a drowning incident and an Indigenous man killed by a train. Ottawa plans legisla tion to ease naturalization for Northwest settlers. Dominion Day horse meeting dates and purse sums announced with a revised racing circuit.
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Ottab
Revenue Department
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Quebec
Manitoba
British Columbia
Long Series of Talks to Farmers Campaign
The department of agriculture plans an immediate seed ing campaign with meetings at every farmers institute and agricultural society across the province. Top authorities will supply speakers to present practical up to date knowledge on live stock and farming methods, urged to attract large attendance and demonstrations.
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Department of Agriculture
Wife’s death follows disgrace of husband in Ymir
Mrs Atkinson wife of Druggist Atkinson of Ymir drowned herself in the reservoir after being unable to bear the disgrace of her husband’s arrest for arson. She had previously taken poison to ensure death, and faced social ostracism from former friends and local women.
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Ymir
Arsoi
Atkinson
Mkinson
Coventry
Canada subscribes for war loan in Montreal and Ottawa
Canada placed 900 000 pounds on J Montreal with 400 000 pounds subscribed and 150 000 000 loan. Lists opened in Montreal and closed in Toronto. allotments to be sent to New York. Mrs Wilmot Hailtain, wife of the deputy registrar of land titles, died suddenly from eclampsia. She was formerly Miss Denniston of Peterboro and had married Premier Haultain last June. Her death shocked Regina as doctors arrived from Winnipeg. An inquest or further details expected in the east.
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Canada
J. Montreal
Montreal
Bank of Montreal
New York
W.T
Wilmot Hailtain
Haultain
Denniston
Peterboro
Ontario
Regina
Dr. Jones
Winnipeg
Jones
Greater Demands For Farm Lands
Reports show CPR land sales in the west surge with 15,900.61 acres disposed in March for 85,575 dollars at an average of 5.8 dollars per acre. First two months total 17,915 acres for 243,005.20 dollars. Canada Northwest Land Company sold 17,200 acres in Q1 for 112,800 dollars, averaging just over 6.5 dollars per acre.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Land Department
CPR
Canada Northwest Land Company
Montreal YMCA Convention Refuge on Public Schools Split
Rev Ralph Connor of Winnipeg criticized public schools in the North West at the YMCA convention. He urged Catholics to see education as a shared duty, urged unity, and opposed separate schools. Meanwhile three Galician defendants were sentenced for manslaughter in Winnipeg. Crucar got ten years with hard labor. Svereda and Raga received one year each with hard labor.
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C. W. Gordon
Y.m.ca
Montreal
Jon Ym.c.a
Pedo Ralph Connor
Winnipeg
North West
Cudah
Quebec
George Kin
Richards
King
Svereds
Ivan Raga
Crucar
Cyncar
Manitoba
Raga
Swereda
Wipitipeg
Japanese Push in Manchuria and Pacific Peace Hopes
Tokyo reports a Chang ty force drove Russians from Tyulasky and Sumienches, then reached Sataukoa on April 4 while repelled by Russian cavalry. Japanese losses run high, with 100000 claimed by foreigners and 26 guns captured. Berlin cites peace hopes as German embassy notes, Russian emperor wavering, ministers and court urging peace, delaying new armies and supplies.
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Imperial Army
Changty
Tyulasky
Chanzu
Sumienches
Teuluaha
Soumiadeu
Teulushu
Sataukoa
St Petersboro
Times Telegraph
Oku
Nodzu
Kurokauu Kam
Cahdraw Petersburg
Invatide
Mukden
Galenfeldt
Eighth
Nerar Sineviteh
Chicago
ILA
Daily News
Batavia
Java
Togo
Mindanao
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Russia
Royal Fight on Board Ship Between Elephants and Leopards
on a storm tossed German Lloyd steamer Gneisenau a baby elephant and her mother fought three leopards. The leopard attack, aided by loud screams and brutal blows from keepers, left the baby elephant dead and the mother gravely wounded, dying days later.
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New York
Lloyd Amer Gneisenau
Neldenfels
Gneisenau
America
Animal World
Ge and Amt See Vout inpppingnd
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows unclear names and locations. Readable terms mention a vote or outcome but details are missing. The item appears to be a brief local political note with uncertain entities and date.
King Edward Visit Seen as Significant Morocco Tension
Paria notes King Edward's meeting with President Loubet attracts attention though officials fear political misstep over the Morocco incident. Press signals a U S understanding with Germany is undesired and Italy maintains reserve. A St Petersburg Times correspondent reports a stranger disguised as a Cossack colonel arrested with two bombs, and General Leontieff's daughter faces a similar search with bombs found.
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Edward
Paria
Loubet
Germany
Morocco
Naples
Victor
William
Rocco
Italy
St Petersburg
Times
St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe Selo
Leontieff
Plant Distribution by Western Horticultural Society 1905
The Western Horticultural Society announces its Spring plant distribution for 1905 offering members a free choice of premium plants. Each member gets one parcel. nonmembers may join by paying 3.00 and gain membership privileges. Available items include Rudbeckia, Upright Honeysuckle, Strawberries, Virginia Creeper, Red Dutch Currant, and seedling Apple Trees, with limited quantities and free delivery.
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Western Horticultural Society
Brandon
Ittian Head
Manitoba
Canada
Virginia
Tita
Jubilee in England celebrates Young Womans Christian Association
A London cable notes a royal ceremony at Royal Albert Hall marking the jubilee of the Young Women's Christian Association in England. The article traces the group from Florence Nightingale’s era to its spread across the British empire, the United States, and beyond, highlighting its humanitarian origins and growth. It also reports police actions in St. Petersburg and Warsaw, including arrests linked to terrorist concerns and revolutionary activity.
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England
London
Royal Albert Hall
Catterbury
Young Women's Christian Association
Ty Sears
Florence Nightingale
Eneland
Miss Nightingale
Lady Kinnaird
Angel
British Empire
United States
Royal Family Event Ties to Pacific Peace Talks
London reports preparations for King Edward and Queen Alexandra to visit Copenhagen for King Christian's birthday celebration. Observers see the Danish gathering as potentially shaping discussions toward ending the war between Japan and Russia, with the Dowager Empress’s attendance seen as an indicator of talks on peace terms.
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Denmark
London
Edward
Copenhagen
Alexandra
Christian
Japan
Russia
Far East
Tangier Crisis Shapes French Policy Response
A Paris article notes rising unease over the Moroccan incident and William II's Tangier speech. It describes a measured, passive stance awaiting further events, while suggesting the Emperor’s words convey a provocative stance short of direct confrontation with France.
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Paris
Willam
Tangier
Temps
France
Willam II
Shot Policeman in Warsaw Hospital Attack
An unknown man fired on Policeman Sarap in a hospital ward at Praga near Warsaw after a bombing at the city police station. The assailant escaped before staff and patients could stop him, and the brutality drew sharp condemnation amid ongoing riots.
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Warsaw
Praga
Sarap
Age at London cave sale of 31 British warships at Chatham
At Chatham docks an auction sold 31 obsolete British war vessels for 690609 dollars to the highest bidders. Lot included twelve cruisers such as Warspite Northampton Galatea and Australia along with torpedo boats and the Exmouth training ship. Vessels cannot be sold to a foreign power and must be broken up within twelve months. Original outlay was 15000000 dollars.
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London
Chatham Docks
Warspite
Northampton
Galatea
Australia
Exmouth
Tunnel through Simplon completes historic railway link
The Rome Simplon tunnel, the world’s longest, opened as the first through train crossed from the Swiss to Italian side meeting at the center. Outside the entrance the weather was springlike but snow lay on the surrounding mountains. inside the tunnel heat surged. A separate Tangier report notes the murder of German subject Genthe with two Moors condemned to life imprisonment and Morocco promising a monument and compensation.
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Rome
Simplon
Ovce
Berlin
Seciet
Tangier
Genthe
Morocco
Disgraceful Affair Between Two Rectors in Virginia
Richmond Va Rev Prant A Rideout was assaulted at Rielle Memorial Episcopal Church in Claremont Virginia. Rev Dr David Hunt allegedly threw Rideout against a wall during a Sunday night incident as Ward refused to assist in a farewell sermon.
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Richmond
A. Rideout
Rielle Memorial Episcopal Chure
David Hunt
Ward
Rideout
Primitive Man Claims Heaven Angel Found Near Lawrence
An unknown man living in primitive fashion and claiming to be an angel from heaven was found wandering near Lawrence by two farmers. He appeared naked save for leaves, was carried to town and placed in sheriff custody, while authorities sought his name. He said he lived in heaven and kept looking upward as he spoke.
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Adam
Old
Lawrence
Wann
Som
Heaven
Water treatment used at Manhattan State Hospital
New York report details water therapy replacing sedatives and restraints for delirious patients at Ward's Island. The continuous bath, blood heat water immersion under nurse and physician observation, aims to quell violent delirium even for days. One patient endured fourteen days in bath before emerging from delirium.
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New York
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward's Island
Rockefeller Gift Sparks Moral Debate Over Mission Board
Rev Smyth of Central Church in New Haven argues about John D Rockefeller's $10000 gift to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. He warns against compromising the board or educators in churches by ties to Standard Oil and notes that charity must be weighed against possible corruption if conditions cloud moral judgment.
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New Haven
Conn
Man Smyth
Central
American Board of American Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Smyth
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Elvi Fon
Courageous girl stops robbery in crowded street
Dominick Dango, a wealthy merchant, and his niece Miss Marino Wayle fought off three armed robbers on 24th street. The assailants attacked with black jacks and a revolver. one was knocked senseless, another fled, and police pursued, leaving several injured.
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Dominick Dango
Miss Marino Wayle
Danzo
Miss Wayle
Aitizen
Dunzo
Miss Waylo
24Th Street
Jack
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