President Wilson Greets Congress in Brief Capitol Visit
The president arrived by White House car, received warm applause in the House, and spoke about cooperation and human bonds. Ambassadors, cabinet members, and foreign delegates attended as he outlined his tariff stance in a concise joint session appearance.
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Houses of Congress
Department of Governsion
Daman
Senate
House of Representa
Prisident Wilson
Daeion
Ress
Wilson
Congress
Capitol
Secret Service
White House
House
Senator Bacon
Applane
Seaker
Journal
United States
Sass Pers
Department of Gov
Missom
Amasander Bruce
England
Ambassator Jumerand
France
Future Care Models Urged Crematories for Automobiles
In a speculative voice the author argues for integrating cremation facilities into automobiles as a measure for future welfare. The piece links cremation with advancing gender roles and military service, presenting a controversial vision of death care and social duties tied to automobility.
Japanese Resentment and California Legislation Debate
A fragment discusses Japanese agitation and American responses to proposed laws. It notes editorial calls from Asahi about equal treatment and warns of a cool reception for Americans, while referencing potential changes affecting rights and an export ban related to the Pacific exposition.
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California
Amercan
van Ironclad
Asahine
Calhtarsiane
Pacific
Arele
Japan
Janay
Pacific Exposition
Halifax Airship Plant Feasibility Examined
Halifax Nova Scotia considers establishing an airship station as Britain presses aerial needs. Inquiries here assess feasibility for rigid semireach and nonrigid types with possible aviation development including airplanes. The note also mentions ongoing peace talks and naval movements affecting Montenegro and Drin River approaches.
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Halifax
N.S
Winston Churchill
Feart
England
Carital
Fur Bearing Animals Bill Considered in Toronto Legislature
A bill examined by the Minister of Public Works aims to promote fur bearing animal breeding with a future outlook. It would require permits from the department for securing, selling, and purchasing animals. The bill will be redrafted and reported with amendments.
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Toronto
Bill Ulttee
The
Legis Hme
Public Works
Tere
Amendmen’s
Conviction Message From Berlin King Nicholas of Montenegro
Telegram to the National Zeitung quotes King Nicholas of Montenegro asserting a profound conviction before God about national and economic development. He says only brute force of numbers will compel surrender of territory. He frames the issue as a matter of political survival and progress.
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Nontenegro
Berlin
Nicholas
Montenegro
Te National Zeitung
Antarctic exploration notes compare Mawson and Wilkes findings
Fragmentary text discusses Mawson noting Antarctic land discoveries and Wilkes chartering routes toward Adelie Land. Mentions charted directions and the Continent’s southern extent, with references to explorers and inland exploration work.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Mawson
Commanderie Land
Wilkes
Natarette
Adelie Land
Vancouver government acquires Indian reserve land
The province takes over the Kiailaso 1 dina reserves near Jeto ne Creek at the centre of Vancouver. Twenty Indians lose their rights as the land transfers for 11 000 dollars per person. The property is valued at about five million dollars and will serve a public purpose.
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B.C
Vancouver
Jetone Creek
Vancou
Cairo Ill Smallpox Outbreak Amid Refugee News
The report notes smallpox spreading among the refugees near Cairo Illinois and mentions related health and supply concerns. General Dickson comments on conditions at Shawneetown and a cheaper station, with broader notes on regional efforts and bills. The text also references the Queens landen commission and tariff debates affecting Argentine meat trade.
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Jens Onio
Cairo
Ill
CBS
Frank Dicks Titis
Onio
Shawneetown
Dickson
Plight of the Turks and the sprawling mass deaths
A Harrowing descripton of a Turkish camp where exhalation cholera and typhus decimate prisoners. Corpses pile along trenches while wounded and weak endure thirst and hunger as bridge repairs delay relief. Prisoners are sent to Tehatalia while doctors struggle amid a vast morgue of corpses.
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Tegon —Musarras
Adranople
Gyeentery
Cholta
Turklen
Tehatalia
Alransiie Favsie
Sasa
Thinks He Will Return Former King of Portugal
Manuel of Portugal issues a new manifesto promising a return to the throne. In a Correio interview he denounces parliamentary government as despotic control of courts and economy. He cites emigration of over 120000 people in 1912.
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Portugal
Manuel
Correio
Manuel Outi
Geploraine
Cieas
Australian leaders warn of shared Dominion security risk
The Australian premier and defense officials warn that New Zealand faces the same threats as Australia and that a united imperial stance is needed against any enemy. Attorney General Hughes says Canada could join patrols, signaling a broader Dominion approach to defense.
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Dominions
Australia
New Zealand
Hughes
Canada
Four Villages Clash in Upper Egypt Fight Injuring Four
Four villages in Upper Egypt split into two armed camps and fought, wounding four, with several seriously hurt. Police intervened and halted the clash.
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Upper
Egypt
Rush to Peace River Navigation Opens in Two Weeks
The Canadian Northern Railway plans a new direct link to the Peace River country via Athabasca Landing and the Hudson Bay Steamboat Co. interconnecting rail and steam navigation. Officials say migration shelters are being erected to house settlers awaiting the opening.
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Lansing Athabasca Landing
R. Creel
Tal Say
Acabocca Lagaz
Peace River Country
Athabasca Landings
Hudson Bay Steamboat Co. Athanasca
Anticet
Pvink
Tyne
Canadien Northern Railway
Transpor
Market Report Signals Shifts in Global Grain Trade
The weekly market report notes strength in European markets and continued buying by major firms. It cites rumors of Argentina cargoes and Russia using Argentine wheat to bolster poorer grades, with U S crop conditions improving and April reports suggesting lower downside risk to prices.
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Sons & Co
Grain Merchante
Winnipeg
Hevke
Wigbes
Europe
Aia
Gieie
Lara
Ams
Russia
North Africa
Taw
Germany
United States
Navigation opening eyed at Fort William and Port Arthur
The Winnipeg market notes seeding progress and a pending navigation opening to relieve grain trade at Fort William and Port Arthur. Officials expect the Soo icebreaker to hasten river access, with mid month or soon after as the target. Closing grain prices and futures for May July are listed for oats flax barley and wheat.
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United States
United
Uchels
India
Winnipeg
Seri
Fort Wham
Port Artin
Fort Whilam
Arthur Harbors
Sault Ste. Marie
Grain Exchange
Minister of Public Works
Ottawa
Seo
Soo
Alberta
Totay
Duluth
Fort Willam
Port Arthur
Unclear OCR Report on Zeppelin Capture by French
Fragmentary account describes a Zeppelin air cruiser Ziv captured by French officers after crossing the frontier near Lac Mille. Report suggests French observers did not confirm the crew’s abilities or reproduce certain mechanisms. Notes confusion over what experts heard on the dirigible and the reliability of the voyage details.
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Beetie Cents Attreettrt
Lac Mille
Hers
Phauer
Avia
Hooparttent
Prenc Fen
Biblical reflection on Jacob and divine blessing in Genesis
This Sunday school text presents a devotional commentary on Jacob's struggle with the angel, his prevailing faith, and the blessing tied to divine mercy. It emphasizes fear, forgiveness, and reconciliation with Esau, noting God’s surprises when fear yields to trust and peace.
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Lawas
Sau
Diesressey
Eva
Prater
Mason
Orton
Sanyo
Enum
Jacob
Ant
Omar Grenae
Siaanel
Jaco
Samson Tris
Jarod
Fea
Teinehinten
Esau
Eijany Apt
Sual
Dacob
Renad
Itis
Ial
Joneeh
la Erie
Acre
Canada and its mail centers move toward multiple weekly routes
Sir Hugh J Avan Evoreases approval of sunoeation re ently. St Hugh Allan of the Allan expresses approval of the othe new mail centre and argues Canada should have more than one direct mail weekly. He recommends that Calgary be included as part of broader arrangements. Reynolds' Newspaper reports a London publication purchasing land near Cat for a demonstration farm.
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Hugh Allan
The
Allan
Othe New Mail
Canada
Es Rautr
Calgary
Reynold
London
Cat
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