Landmark Irish Land Policy Sparks Local Government Debate
A London cable highlights government plans for a major extension of local government in Ireland and loans backed by land as security. Irish leaders debate loan terms, premiums, and the potential economic impact while Irish Americans are urged to fund the scheme. In yacht news, Shamrock and Shamrock II race trials off the Clyde with expert praise for the new vessel's performance.
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London
Ieland
Propane International
Ireland
Dublin
Daily Chronicle
Chronicle
Gerald Balfour
Brodrick
Lord Dun
America
United States
All Ireland
Westpath
Solent
Clyde
Shaw
Fock II
Chalinger
Vitaly
Great Britain
Doctors Union Health Care Costs and Death Rates Cited
A historical notice outlines a doctors union and rising care costs including charges for amputations from $10 to $200, visits for diphtheria and scarlet fever, and night calls amid concerns over death rates. It notes limited access and patient care impacts across medical services.
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Das
Srives
Mote
Gami
Railways grants and subsidies discussion in Commons
Mr Davis and Mr Scott questioned railway subsidies and capital costs up to 28, with totals for internal and provincial lines. Blair noted lands granted to railways amount to 88,ORT.ATD acres with 20,986 acres earned. no new lands for subsidies since 189. A bill by Mr Thekerdike aims to curb charters issued merely for regulation, declaring inactive or lapsed charters void.
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House of Commons
Davis
Saskatchewan
Scott
West Agsini- Win
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Hohn
Northwest Territories
Lake Superior
Hockiew
Dominion
Canadian Pacific
Blair
Manitoba
Thekerdike
Mantreal
Lawrence joins Westminster as Liberal winner in Carborne seat
In Cornwall's Carborne division a parliamentary vacancy caused by the death of WS Caine is filled by Sir Wilfrid Lawson with a large Liberal majority. Lawson topped Strauss Liberal Unionist by 3 558 to 2 869 amid strong canvassing by mining college students and villagers.
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London
Carbourne
Cornwall
WS. Caine
Wilfrid Lawson
Wilrid Lawson
Arthur Strais
Wilfrid Tawson
England
Wilfrid Opente
Transvaal
Free State
Mr. Strauss
Cotton
Dias
Westminster
Jene
Chamberlain
Sita
Ned
General strike paralyses Holland rail and ports
A broad strike in Holland shuts rail and land water transport, with trains halted, ports at standstill, and troops guarding lines. Government proposes a railroad brigade and royal commission to settle service and legal issues, amid protests against anti strike laws and wage demands.
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Amstredan
Wolfens Committee
Holland
Moran Committee of Defence
Amoster Dal
Rotterdam
Dordrecht
Zasudar
Industes
London
Hull
Amesterdam
Netherlands
States General
Jast
Ater
Fem & Legal
Mpisvees
Praca Whch
Ad Mmen
Rotterdams
Ori Sfledt
Stati
Marines Dam
Amste
Briefs and War News From March Operations
The report notes a March 29 clash near Damot in Somaliland where Somali forces resisted a British column, leaving 27 Somalis killed and many wounded while British casualties were zero. It also mentions prior British actions during driving operations, including killing followers of the Mad Mullah and capturing 1,400 camels.
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Somaliland
Fast Africa
Damot
Jost
Hans
Dublin Parliament Dissolution and Irish Council Plan
A London Party Chronicle correspondent in Dublin claims the government will dissolve parliament this season with autumn general elections. A new Irish legislative council in Dublin is said to oversee police, local affairs like gas water and railways, extending local government, backed by Chamberlain and Windham.
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London Party Chronicle
Dublin
Ireland
Dub- Tipsa
Sec
Chamberlain
Wyndham
Gerald Balfour
Board of Trade
Tredrick
Petseed
Fémorton
Fort Marpherson
Mackenzie River
Constantin
Edmonton
Mas Phe Mackenzie
Nout Dune
Ove
Arctic
Seattle Uplift After Miss Low Storm Jump Attempt
A Seattle dispatch reports Miss Low Storm leapt from a window ledge on Yesler Way near the Spalding house to the ground below. She suffered a severe head bruise but survived with minor injuries. She was taken to Wayside Mission hospital where doctors examined her condition. The reasons for her suicide attempt remain undisclosed.
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Seattle
Spalding House
Yesler Way
Scorme
Wayside Mission Hospital
Ancient Order of Hibernians condemns violence over stage insult
The Syracuse dispatch reports James E. Dolan, president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, stating they do not endorse violence to remove the insult to Irish people. They urge members to withhold purchases from theatres and amusement halls showing the offensive attraction.
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Syracuse Sa
Jas. E. Dolan
Anccient Order of Hibernians
Order of Hibernians
Ghastly Find Near Saskatoon Reveals Freezing Death
Surveyors Fraser yassy vive N K 8urH found a man dead beside a sleigh about forty miles west of Saskatoon while running a survey line. The man lay frozen among his furs, reins trailing, horses dazed. No identification on the body. believed to be a rancher.
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Mr. Fraser
Saskatoon
Wes
Unclear Fragments on Labour, Law and Politics
Fragmentary text references a Manitoba premier, labor issues, and a post 1892 German law, noting compulsory service and political tactics. Mentions Shackleton, Sir Charles, and Tabor members with vague context about information sharing and blacklegs.
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Shackleton
Charles
Tabor
Tisinarel
Debate Over Temperance and Moral Decline Cited by Clergy
Cardinal Logue and Dr Walsh warn the aimless spread of vice across all classes, linking it to beer taverns and moral decay. The piece notes fears of welfare decline, hunger, and calls for temperance, while describing a broader Arctic policing plan and Yukon communications.
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Cardinal Logue
de Walsh
Dr. Walsh
Tunie
Fenile
Bod Tagether
Ewell
Thors
Dublin
London Daily News
Markets Show Quiet Demand Across Grain and Produce
Manitoba grain markets remain quiet and steady with oats and rye trading near steady levels. Prices for flour and ground feed stay firm while oats for shipment east move slowly. butter, eggs, and cheese hold near current quotes as cattle and hog markets show mixed activity and stable demand.
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Priday
Carlota
Wook Ao Kidenhave
William
Powal
Bricke
Olla
Pera
Ontario
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Delaing
Rap Keele
Calgary
Spain
Mattes Peddie
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Vst
Monte Care
Interba
St John
Enguss Nettier
Soe
Tarte Bay Beer
Miro
Retary Cow
Vreitret Lottenay
Edward A
Con Haney
Namurca
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