Census Returns Show Large Gain Across Canadian Provinces
Census data released for Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta shows population gains since 1901 with city totals for Brandon Portage la Prairie Moose Jaw Regina and Calgary Edmonton and other towns. Aggregate counts indicate widespread growth and notable increases in multiple communities.
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Sackatchewan
Alberta
Gsis
Brandon
Gladstone
Gretna
Minnedosa
Morden
Neepawa
Pilot Mound
Portage la Prairie
St. Boniface
Souris
Stonepeg
Port Yercane
Alameda
Arcola
Carndus Davidson
Indian Head
Moose Jaw
Oxbow
Qu'Appelle
Regina
Saskatoon
Wapella
Whitewood
Woleeley
Saskatchewan
Qu Appelle
Calgary
Cardston
Edmonton
Fort Saskatchewan
Lacombe
Leduc
Lethbridge
Stafford
Macleod
Ponoka
Red Deer
Strathcoum
Wetaskiwin
Mutinous member to suffer at Cronstadt show trial
The mutinous Peasant member M Onipko captured at Cronstadt will be tried as a rebel under rules of war for inciting and taking part in an armed revolt. The penalty is death. The case aims to bar other extremists from future parliaments as the ministry plans a broader drive for a December election.
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Cronstadt
Candates
Nelson
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Kootenay
Canada Presses Unified Approach on Seal Industry Talks
Ottawa notes the United States has not officially reviewed a proposal to buy out Canadian sealing grounds in the Pacific. Canadian representatives preferred tackling Alaska boundary and other issues as a group, and they expect a fresh U S offer only if Washington signals renewed interest in acquiring sealing rights.
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Standard Oil Indicted on Nineteen Counts by Chicago Grand Jury
A Chicago grand jury returned a nineteen count federal indictment against Standard Oil Company. Charges include nonpayment of storage charges to certain railroads and procuring unfair advantages in violation of the Dersine Eskine law. The amount alleged is 38200. Special Counsel Morris stated more true bills may follow and warned of corporate punishment penalties from 1 to 20000 dollars per count.
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Standart Oil Company
Morrinos
Ater
Elkins
Survivors recount Siric wreck chaos as crew fight for boats
Survivors describe the Malian steamer Siric disaster where the captain fled his cabin after the first shock then jumped into a lifeboat crying for everyone. A brutal struggle ensued among passengers for boats and life belts as crew brandished knives and officers revolvers to control the scene.
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Siric
Phereupon
Regency is Last Resort in Petersburg as Czar Threatens Resignation
The abdication crisis deepens in Russia as Premier visits the czar to propose imperial reforms likely to quell revolutionaries. The czar violently rejects the program, denounces concessions, and threatens to resign the throne transferring regency to Grand Dukes Vladimir and Nicholas if his demands are unmet.
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Staypln
Vladimir
Nicola Leviteh
Floods swathe northern Texas and Indian Territory
Tremendous rains hit northern Texas and adjoining regions with widespread flooding. A Bal linger telegram reports a drowning family of five and extensive property and crop destruction. Brownwood reports 540 homeless as floodwater covers a stretch of countryside up to four miles wide and many miles long. River embankments overflow and railway tracks wash out amid unconfirmed reports of many deaths in Concho and Colorado valleys.
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Legas
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Colorado
Finnish Uprising Aside Prompts Russian Proclamation
A Russian general issues a decree to military officers in Finland calling for harsh action against revolutionary propaganda. The order targets all engaged in such activity regardless of age or sex as Finland’s unrest grows. Russian garrisons are being reinforced in Finnish towns amid mounting tensions.
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Copenhagen
Ethiopian Propaganda Preachers Deported Call Spur in South Africa
A small party of American colored preachers promoting Africa for the Africans faces possible deportation from South Africa amid renewed agitation after Cape Town troubles. London papers blame the preachers for stirring black supremacy rhetoric, though no government action has been taken yet. Separately in London, Richard Grigg, Canada commissioner for His Majesty's Board of Trade, spoke to a Canadian board of trade meeting, where a large audience of business leaders heard his mission aims. The board adopted a resolution backing Canada and praising closer trade ties with Great Britain and improved cross Atlantic understanding.
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Board of Trade
England
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Grigg
Great Britain
Pardons Granted to Prisoners in Canadian Penitentiaries
Four hundred inmates were pardoned during the fiscal year ending June 20 from Canadian penitentiaries for various reasons, largely for good conduct. Of these, 173 were under the ticket of leave system, while the remainder were released unconditionally.
The Sunday School Lesson On The Rich Man And Lazarus
A compact study outlines the lesson on repentance and accountability before God. It contrasts present life with future judgment, urging perseverance in prayer, faith, and reliance on God’s word, citing the parable of the rich man and the beggar and the need for humility before salvation.
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Magyar Granted Reprieve Hearing on Full Court Date Set
Regina prisoner Venexver Magyar, condemned for the murder of farmer Daniel Campbell, awaits a full court hearing in Regina in October after Judge Wetmore agreed to hear part of the evidence. Magyar’s supporters in Winnipeg Hungarian society push for a reprieve, with Norman Mackenzie representing the defense. If the court favors the prisoner, a new law may be ordered. otherwise a new hanging date will be set.
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Venexver
Hungarian Society
Winnipeg
Norman Mackenzie
MacKenzie
Wetmore
Market Report and a Notorious Cowboy Monaghan
The week’s market notes show wheat prices slipping to fresh lows as large crops loom and foreign buyers hold off. Manitoba and Northwest harvests begin with limited cash trade, while European and world shipments drift. Ottawa reports Charles Monaghan dubbed Cowboy Jack, a repeat offender jailed for a year after resisting a police seizure in North Portal Sask.
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Ottawa
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Monaghan
Canada
Mounted Police
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North Portal
Sask
Bank Loot Scandal Sparks Bank Crash Revelations
Stensland, vice-president of Milwaukee Avenue State Savings, linked to a million stolen amid bank solvency panic. Embezzlement timeline dates back to 1901 with over 250 000 missing. Embezzler in Toronto case took 125 000 from Union Trust Bank. Wray will not fight extradition. Grace Loughray tied to the case. Cartagena diver reports salvage value of 28000 from Sirto wreck. Theatres stage benefits for the injured.
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Milwaukee Avenue State Savings Bank
Paul O. Stensland
Fetzer
Stensland
Toronto
Clinton B. Wray
Union Trust Bank of
Pitsburg
Wray
Grace Loughray
Pittsburg
Arbitration push calls Pan American delegates to Hague peace
The Jan-Americans for Peach Tense The arbi tro saueww- 4 oe mittee urges all countries in Pan American congress to send delegates to the Hague Peace Conference and press for a general arbitration convention as the congress's first step. In Roseau Mina Alexander McKenzie, on trial for the murder of John Stewart, a North Dakota cattle rancher, is convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment.
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John Stewart
North Dakota
Berlin submarine telephone experiment at Lake Constance
Experiments on a new marine telephone using Pupin's system began at Lake Constance. A seven mile long cable reaches depths of up to 820 feet. Siemens Halske Co laid the line for Bavarian Württembergian and Swiss telegraphic departments.
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Lake Constance
Pupin
Siemens Halske Co
Coronation Celebration in Sistine Chapel at Rome
Report describes a brilliant celebration at the Sistine Chapel of the coronation of Pope Pius X. Cardinal Merry Del Val attended as papal secretary of state, with Cardinal Gibone and other dignitaries present among the nobility.
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A Step Forward For Navy Feed Policy Debate
A meeting of agriculturalists at Dundee discusses protest against changing navy contracts from home fed to home killed. New Hutcheson argues home killed would feed army navy plus Canada beet supplies. Bell counters foreign feed risks and import of store cattle. London reports teachers applying for America excursions this fall and winter, with hundreds seeking spots and tours planned through universities and Dr Maxwell at public schools.
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Maxwell
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Tugboat strike imperils New York food supply
Sidelined firemen oilers deck hands and mates on tug fleets serving New York Central Erie Bal more Onto Jersey Central Lackawanna and Lehigh Valley railroads threaten food shipments and fuel. If the walkout lasts long, shortages loom for Sew Manh and Brook Inn area with fresh groceries and meat supplies at risk.
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Lehigh Valley
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Prosperity Across Borders Amid Immigration Trends
In an interview, RT. Watenorn, New York immigration commissioner, says prosperity is shared by Canada and the United States as workers cross borders. The War Office fraud report cites almost criminal inefficiency, while Lord Kelvin questions radium-based theories. In Canada, mails between Canada and Britain will run Saturdays on the Dominion Line. A Fort William lynx attack leaves one hunter uninjured. a Campbellton youth confesses after a rail incident. a boy jailed for a train-wreck curiosity.
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Help From Great Britain to Canada Harvesters
Large numbers of immigrants left England bound for Canada this week. They take advantage of cheap rates offered to harvesters and will proceed west to assist with handling the heavy wheat crop.
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