Peace Conference Plans and Dominion Mint Changes
Plans for a future peace conference are discussed with U S and Britain proposing differing terms on timing and convocation. The Canadian Royal Mint in Ottawa will begin minting coins next November with profits directed to the Dominion government. Bramwell Booth’s death prompts predictions on Salvation Army leadership and continued administration under Bramwell Booth’s successors.
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London
Save Mint
de Bonar
Peter
Royal Mint
Ottawa
Uis
Enell
Canada
Booth
William Booth
Eset
Salvation Army
Lancashire
Fothe Panemther
Weir
Bram
How
Mil
Hooth-Tucker
Fae
Cna
Bramwell
Shotts
Army
Win and
Aly F
Berlin Plans Railway Electrification Under Government Study
German officials led by Herr Witte plan a study of electrical rail systems to electrify Berlin railways and major lines nationwide. The move aims to modernize transport as part of federal policy.
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Berlin
Herr Witterent
Wil
Gerany
German Army Breeds Trakhener Stallions for Cavalry
The German government operates a royal breeding farm in a free grass region to raise full Blooded Trakhener stallions for cavalry use by the army.
Threats to Kill Rise From Tangier Negotiations
A letter from Sir Harry warns that Raiauli, a Tangier envoy, threatens violence to Mohammet the Sultan’s representative, prompting a withdrawal of a troop from Elkmes territory amid ongoing disputes.
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Tangier
Harry
Raiauli
Mohammet
Ignaire
Ie Trope
Elkmes
Lawson Buys Big Pant Reston in Arizona Smelting Deal
Lawson acquires majority control of the Arizona Smelting assets in this county through a deal valued at about 17 million dollars. The purchase includes control of numerous mines in the region.
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Lawson
Reston
Pla
Arizona Smelting
Coast relief from maintenance costs after federal ruling
The coast municipalities will be relieved of the expense of maintaining levers as a result of a department decision following Dr Monte tambert's visit. Federal legislation makes this possible and changes the cost burden on local governments.
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Fie
Monte Tambert
Hague Honors Carnegie with Orange Nassau Order
The Hague Queen Wilhelmina has conferred honors on Andrew Carnegie, bestowing the Order of Orange Nassau for his contributions. The ceremony marked a high point in postwar Franco Dutch relations and philanthropic ties to the Netherlands.
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Hener
the Hague
Wylhelmina
Spon
Andres Carnegie
Order of Orange Bassas
Canadian and American Capitalists Eye Brazilian Railways
New York Times reports a syndicate of New York and Canadian financiers led by Sir William van Horne and William Lanman plans to acquire and expand rail and harbor works in Brazil. They aim to connect Rio de Janeiro with Uruguay’s capital, acquiring the San Paulo and Rio Grande line among others, with bonds and loans to fund the project as part of a broader rail network expansion. The effort, tied to a London proprietor and Lord Ronaldsbas, faces geographical and logistical hurdles while government observers note possible strategic naval implications.
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the Times
Candicate
William Ven Horne
William Lanman
Brasil
Ste
Rio de Daniero
Uruguay
San Paul & Rio Grande Railroad
Abana Railway
Stave
oTeid
Para
Saine
Parm
Maine
Raital Wiliam Fee
St. 208
Leland
Aeremaan
Photo telegraphy test links Munich and Berlin
A government loaned direct wire apparatus carried the test between Munich and Berlin. Photos of Emperor William the Crown Prince and Prof Sterh were transmitted and developed without fault. Experiments will continue.
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Tong Distan
Tee Rom
Munich
Berlin
William
Sterh
Old Testament Leviticus Exposition on Holiness and Sacrifice
A historical sermon notes Leviticus themes from Exodus, highlighting God’s presence among Israel, and the offerings as symbols of devotion. It links priestly sacrifice, atonement, and holy living to Christ as the path to God, citing Mosaic rites and temple worship.
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Mount Sinai
Christ
Gobo
Gorell
Aaron
Micaoua
Moses
Solomon's Temple
David Ld
Nath
Abibu
Oo Ballet
Cancer Research Work London Report Attracts Medical Attention
The Imperial report to the General Committee, chaired by the Prince of Wales, notes unusual medical interest. It summarizes progress on cancer origins, suggesting cancer as an invertebrate animal with relation to diet and varying mental effects, while insisting no single external cause is constant. Continuous observations and experiments support these conclusions.
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Railway Commission
Ottawa
Tame Allway
Cartwright
London
Imperial
Prince of Wales
BR. Bashford
Tre
M Externa
Tweedmouth on Imperial Navy Plans and Colonial Contributions
In the Lords Tweedmouth discusses imperial conference on naval questions praising progress toward an arrangement with colonies on naval defence. He notes colonial contributions and points to Canada as differing, having not paid direct costs but aiding with docks and harbors. He emphasizes home government support for shared naval responsibility.
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Tweedmouth
London
Lord Brassey
Lord Tweedmouth
Canada
Grant of 200000 to Lord Cromer Approved by Parliament
Premier Campbell-Bannerman presented a royal message proposing a special grant of 200000 to Lord Cromer in Egypt. The House of Commons passed it by a large majority despite opposition from Nationalists and Laborites who argued Cromer had already benefited from salary and pension and that Egyptians should bear the cost, not British taxpayers.
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Hornsey
Ronaldsbas
Mais
Zetland
Hornsey Middlesex
Himalayas
Lori Ruantdchay
Arcistante
Atd Cromer
Lonnes
Ith
Egypt
Campbell-Ban Fan
House of Commons
Lord Cromer
Rise of Lords
House of Common
Steel Company Reports Record Earnings for Year End
The State Steel Corporation reports a record earnings increase for the year ended June 30, 1807. The board of directors approved the annual report after a meeting. Total earnings show a rise of $5,875,672 compared with the previous year, marking a historic gain in the company’s history.
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Ad States Steel Corporation
Board of Rectors
Immigrants Travel West from Montreal to Homesteads
From January to July 1900, about 100000 settlers passer Montreal and voyage westward to homesteads. They arrived from various regions, mainly in third class aboard ocean liners, seeking opportunities in Canada.
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Montreal
Globe
Canada
Quebec
Montrea
Dominion steamer propulsion upgrade by Harland and Wolff
The Dominion, built by Harland and Wolff for the Liverpool Canada service, adopts a new turbine and reciprocating engine combination. The steamer features three distinct machinery installations and three propellers. Canadian Northern stock is issued at the Lion offices of the company.
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Harland & Wolff
Dominion
Lion
Pope Likely to Cancel Jubilee Over Italian Anticlerical Unrest
Reliable reports say the pope may forbid the sacred jubilee due to anticlerical agitation in Italy and fear of dangerous demonstrations against pilgrims and foreign participants.
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Italy
Kings to Meet at Isho Vienna Programme
The programme covers a meeting between King Edward and Emperor Franz Joseph at Tehel in Upper Austria with dates August 16 and 18, followed by King Edward resuming his journey afterward.
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Vienna
Edward
Franc Joseph
Tehel
Upper Austria
Fishing Season Extended on Lake Winnaker
Ottawa extends the Lake Winnaker fishing season from August 1 to August 30 due to the late opening of the season. The extension adds renewed time for anglers to pursue fish.
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Ottawa
Lake Winnaker
Opposition Withdrawn Halifix Strathcona Effort Over All Red Route
Halifax seeks withdrawal of Canadian Pacific opposition to the all red route as Lord Strathcona's effort to induce Shaughnessy to drop resistance is noted. Engraving on copper dates from earlier period.
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Halifax
Lord
Colonial objections to proposed imperial telegraphic convention
Sir Philip Sassoon objected to the governments proposed colonial telegraphic convention without colonial assent. He warned a thousand cities had not been asked for an agreement on common action at the imperial conference. Mr Haldane defended a Canadian standard license form as colonial premiers aligned with the imperial government.
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London
Philip Sasoon
Colties
Canada
Haldane
Indian Chiefs Return to London After Grievances
Two Sioux chiefs travel to London to lay national grievances before King Edward. They visit Gravesend and leave a message for the mayor, recalling Pocahontas as part of their journey.
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London
Edward
Ada
Shiels
Gravesend
Am Car
Dohory
Pocahontas
Duelling to Cease Says Governor Magoon
Governor Magoon orders strict police vigilance after a recent duel between Cuban journalists left one slightly hurt. He warns that if current law fails to curb such meetings a drastic decree will be issued.
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Magoon
Secret Police
Preventive vaccines offered for Blackleg and Anthrax in cattle
The Department of Agriculture Ottawa Health of Animals branch announces available preventive vaccines for Blackleg and Anthrax in cattle. Blackleg vaccine costs ten cents per dose for mile. Anthrax vaccine fourteen cents per dose, administered by a veterinarian for the latter. Prices reflect production at the biological laboratory and special arrangements with the United States.
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Canada
Fang
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Health of Animals
Aie
Uaitel
Ti Mie
Biological Laboratory
Aniuals Tran
Blacklee
Shells Explode Near Ships During Royal Maneuvers
French sailors report premature shell bursts during recent royal maneuvers. Admiral Toucham confirms multiple ships including the Suferm Republique Camot Jaure guiberry and other vessels suffered premature explosions from a faulty initial powder velocity. No injuries reported.
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Paris
Cio
Toucham
Medin
Sufern
Republique
Jaure Guiberry
Start of Troubles Forewarned in Ireland Strikes Feared
Dublin officials fear Belfast police troubles may ignite protests and strikes across Tre land as public grievances prompt requisitions to meet with the Inspector-general. Quietly, authorities expect no Belfast outbreak or arrests in Wicklow or Kildare counties, while Wicklow constables aboard trains express sympathy but vow to stand with Belfast police if unrest spreads.
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Ireland
Dublin
Belfast
Treland
Georgia Prohibition Avanta and Drowning Rescue in Duluth
In Georgia supporters cheer the prohibition bill amid debate on the race issue and liquor. In Duluth Gustaf Olin, fishing in the St Louis River, fell overboard while battling a big fish and, despite a buoyant artificial leg, clung to the boat until rescued. his prosthetic leg floated away but was recovered.
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Ini
Augusta
Dwatielu
Smith Ndt
Ile
Flonda
Alabama
Duluth
Een
Corm Cohee
Gustaf Olin
West Duluth
and du Lac
Btui
Olin
Germany Stance on French Vengeance Coded in Tone
The article notes Germany will not intervene while describing France as seeking to avenge civilian killings. It implies Paris may fear German sympathy and discusses the tension over honoring national honor without direct German involvement.
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France
Missing Money Trace Shrouds Turtle Creek Bank Loss
Report notes 700 dollars vanished from Turtle Creek First National Bank. Thomas Jordan, cashier, is held as a suspect after admitting possible responsibility for the loss due to care. No formal investigation announced. money reportedly left on the counter is cited as a partial detail.
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Turtle Creek First National Bank
Thomas Jordan
Premier Rutherford at imperial vocational conference
The report notes Premier Rutherford attended the imperial vocational conference and discussed the issue of cat books for the empire versus Little Bobs. Lord Roberts said he could not visit Canada this year and would not be able to attend in September.
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Imperial Text Books
Rutherford
Imperial
Empire
Bobs
London
Anada
Lord Roberts
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