Britain's Firm Policy on Manchuria Cited by London Times
The London Times urges Britain to back the United States in preserving Chinese rights in Manchuria amid competing Asian powers. It notes the portcity and river trade will drive Asia’s future, warns of further difficulties, and calls for reason and fairness in honoring existing agreements. It also critiques German policy toward Poles and discusses arbitration efforts between the United States and Britain over Newfoundland rights, plus Roosevelt’s naval plan as war preventive diplomacy.
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London Times
Japan
Manchuria
England
United States
China
Fisher
Asia
Vielatioh
Washington
Ros
New Beitich
Newfoundland
Las Eich
Natocal
United Walled
Kort
Great Britain
Hague Tribunal For Arbitration
Canadian locomotive plant planned in Cs by English company
An English organized works plans a large locomotive plant near Ba to serve Canada. It aims to hire skilled labor as development proceeds and expects construction to start soon, making one of the Dominion's largest facilities. Victoria government invites tenders from Canadian firms for a fisheries protection cruiser to boost domestic shipbuilding.
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Canada
Montreal
Imperial Tive. Works
England
Dominion
Geast
Victoria
P. Pomiuson
Fisheries Protection Cluiser
British Columbia
United States
Rol. Newman
Mindanao clash reported amid unsettled telegram
A private telegram claims engagement between regular troops and constabulary with Moro forces near a Mindanao town. Reports say two constabulary members killed, three soldiers wounded, Moros suffered many casualties and wounded. details unconfirmed. Ottawa transfer noted for Japanese consul Shimizu. Tickets halted for Hindu passengers. C P R cites landing troubles in British Columbia. Arts and Crafts School planned in Victoria aided by women and government.
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Manila
Tro
Constabulary
Lanao
Mindanao
Steel Nears Winniper On Grand Trunk Pacific Line
The Grand Trunk Pacific railway begins laying steel toward Winniper and aims to reach the metropolis in three weeks. Last winter steel extended four miles to the Assiniboine bridge, with work resumed from there. The bridge structure is being completed and the line toward Saskatoon is being railed. trains are expected to run from Winniper to west of Saskatoon by mid May.
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Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Ine
Winniper
Metropolis
Assiniboine
Gistahee
Saskatoon
Vertical Writing Question Moves to Schools Policy
The department of education is weighing a loan vertical style of writing for public schools and may adopt a suitable book system by September. A provincial committee favors a natural system and expects it to be adopted, with Alberta and Manitoba also examining the matter.
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Department of Education
Alberta
Manitoba
Oregon Lake of Portland Amid Vanishing Beauty Declares Loss
A forest warden reports Oregon’s famed lake near Portland has vanished into a great crevasse. Only the crevasse and scattered fish remain from the once half mile wide, two mile long body. The lake was renowned as one of the state’s most beautiful waters at high peaks.
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Oregon
Portland
German Company Plans for Saskatchewan Battalion
German speaking residents in the city show strong loyalty to Canada and the British crown by proposing a German company to join the new 6th battalion of Saskatchewan forces. If approved, they believe they can muster a sizeable contingent from the outset, with militia regulation guiding formation. Also noted, cattle drivers from Ontario and Quebec seek government aid for confiscation losses and a method to apportion blame. Separate dispatches report an epidemic threat in Caracas, Venezuela, per the U S State Department via Thomas Moffat.
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Nize
Canada
Saskatchewan
Venezuela
Washington
Incuay Fa
State Department
Thomas Moffat
Visit to apecinint for this Wasneya Potyana item
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Tolstoi and an intestinal treatment, unclear context, without readable names or concrete event to define a full news item.
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Wasneya Potyana
Tolstoi
Prohibition Push Planned at New Brunswick Session
Want Prohibition St Jon N B members of the Yew Brunswick Temperance Federation will present an application for prohibitory law at the first Hazen government session opening on April 90.
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St. Jon
N. B
Yew. Brunswick Temperance Federatim
New Brunswick
Hazen
Sunday School Lesson IV Second Quarter 1908
The lesson describes Jesus entering Jerusalem, cleansing the temple, and teaching on key topics. It covers the Last Supper preparation, Jesus washing the disciples’ feet, and Peter’s reaction, highlighting humility, cleansing by Christ, and the promise of future revelation. It connects to Exodus and the Olivet discourse while stressing trust in God's plan and the need for daily sanctification.
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Copeman
Lam
Jerusalem
Temple
Caesar
Peter
John
Israel
Phil L
Judas
Christ
Mim
Sea of
Tiberias
God
Empire Chamber of Commerce Meet Set in Sydney
A triennial empire chamber meet will be held in Sydney in September. Sydney Chamber prepares a grand welcome with support from the commonwealth and state governments. Trade growth cited by Larke and Melbourne’s Drevin D H Rows notes Australia to establish a Lithgow site for shell manufacture to boost war materiel independence.
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Chamber of Commerce
Nigen
Larke
Cana
Sydney
Department of Trade In Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the Empire
Drevin D H. Rows
Melbourne
Lithgow
Test Fighting Tops and Monitor Turret Debates
The report discusses naval test fighting tops on a monitor and armor, highlighting the role of quick firing tops in warding off torpedo boat attacks and in close-range actions when ships drift together. It also notes a surge in homestead entries in Ottawa during January and February 1905, with a rise in patents issued and acres patented compared to the prior year.
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Capp
Arkansas
Ottawa
Minnesota
Ottawa militia orders suspend efficiency pay rule in Quebec tercentenary year
Ottawa announces that the regulation governing efficiency pay will not be enforced this year for rural corps taking part in the Quebec tercentenary celebration. No facilities for life practice. Garda training and local district instruction continue under last year’s terms at local drill rosters.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Wireless Controlled Torpedo Demonstrated in London
The Evening News reports a torpedo invention by Hell Matthews described as wirelessly controlled over long distances with an absolute control claim. Inventor asserts a noninterferable electrical wave guides the device, with no connection to the guidance boat, positioning the weapon as a futuristic wireless electricity breakthrough.
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London
the Evening News
Hell Matthews
Iive
Japan objects over Chinese delay and hope for peace
Japan's foreign office reports the Mikado weary of the Chinese government's delay in suppressing anti Japanese unrest. Berlin deliberates on Allied unity for world peace as tensions rise. Macleod notes heavy damage and overrun regions while Quebec's Gouin introduces a bill directing jail labor revenue to prisoners' families.
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Japan
Pekin Daron Hayashi
Foreign Office
Eo Gow
Quebec
Gouin
Toronto cruelty charge tied to food spill shipment
A Toronto case involves an accusation of cruelty as a summoned party allegedly poured food on an official in transit. The Toronto General Manager H. faces action over a shipment of forty hours in transit water.
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Toronto
Battleship New Hampshire to honor Prince of Wales visit
The battleship New Hampshire has been selected to honor the Prince of Wales during his visit to Canada. The prince is expected to arrive in Canada in the near future.
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Quebec
Washington
New Hampshire
Phe
Prince of Wales
Canada
Vancouver
Bar
Keary
D.C
Indi
Westminster
Ottawa
United States
Wentainntet
Fraser
Chicagoan Dr Park probes origin of heat in London
Chicago scholar Dr Park claims a new theory on the origin of heat, detailing a projected presentation to the Royal Society in London near June. He cites support from Lodge and Prof Tyndall, and describes a novel experimental conduit while contesting established ideas.
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Chicago
Andret J. Park
Vierty
Harvard Ueversity
London
Pare
Park
Park Sare Hie
Lodge
Tyndall
National Labor Council condemns anti immigration policy
The National Labor Council denounces discouraging immigration from Great Britain and Europe while arguing for open doors for Canadians and English emigration policy. It highlights economic and assimilation concerns, referencing French Canada and Canadian authorities. The report notes emigration effects in Canada and calls attention to related press commentary.
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National Labor Council
Great Britain
Europe
Ottawa
National Labor
Canad
England
Otter
Canada
Pardon Douks Waiting by Magistrate Department of Justice
The text reports telegrams to the minister of justice seeking pardons for the Doukhobors before possible shipback, noting preparations to send them to their origin. It mentions orders restricting school attendance and a controversial game fueling tensions among locals. The brief also touches on Halifax donation and a new homestead map update for western Canada.
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Department of Justice
Saskatchewan
Magia
Arthur
Ata
Bin
Minister of Justice
Alaska rich strike reports spark new camp talk
Word from Alaska says two men near Nolan Creek on Korukuk have panned out about 5000, with gravel washing to a dump build for spring cleanup on Wiseman Creek. Reports of a similar waste near another camp hint at more rich pay, signaling potential new camps as activity develops.
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Jair Danks
Alaska
Korukuk
Wiseman Creek
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