Proposal Accepts Modus Vivendi On Newfoundland Fisheries
The Foreign Office signals willingness to accept a formal undertaking on Newfoundland fisheries while reserving judgment on key points for Hague arbitration. London aims to record this acceptance as satisfactory without a new formal arrangement, aligning with U S stance amid broader empire matters.
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Hague Tribunal
Sistoundiand
United States
Transcontinental Railway Progress Report From Winnipeg Westward
Engineer Schreiber reports weekly progress on the Grand Trunk Pacific line from Winnipeg toward Edmonton and Edmonton to Prince Rupert. The project aims to finish 70 miles west of Edmonton by Christmas and complete the Winnipeg to fifty or sixty miles beyond. Crews advance on the 10 mile section near Cutche on contract, with New York officials noting changes and capitalization concerns affecting the line.
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Wan Schreiber
Ottavea Tr
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Transcontinental Railway
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Winnipees
Edmonton
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German Sailors Drowned In Drilled Ship Move
A German navy cruiser suffered a fatal accident during target practice when an order to man overboard was misinterpreted and reversed. Seven of eleven crew were saved as the ship returned to port. Also mentions a letter from Commander Peary, dated July 21, Hawkes Harbor, describing progress in the North Pole expedition and weather conditions. Montreal grain insurance rates are rising about 20 percent to 1.92 per thousand, per Toronto insurers.
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Unkine
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Peary
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Montreal
Canada
Iscrance
Toronto
Scots to Tour Canada and Prairie Ports in September
Scots will tour Canada visiting Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie with stops including Montreal and Prince Albert. The group will include speakers and officials such as a drought commissioner and other organizers, with dates in September and events along the route.
Lord's Day Act Works in Alberta Pinsenton
In Alberta the Lord's Day Act shows its impact with education campaigns on Sabbath observance. Dr Rasbester notes the outstanding feature is the campaign in education and community awareness through the alliance.
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Pinsenton
West
Kev
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Rochester Sestern
Alliance
Rapiecgibapigen
Rasbester
Prince Rupert land dispute and water terminal plan noted
A report outlines a government and GT.P agreement at Prince Rupert over waterfront wharves and land use. The government opposes gifting a continuous stretch and demands public-use lands, while the deal allows three two lots with future conditions. Separately, Tolstoy health updates and Russian censorship criticism appear.
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Prince Rupert Landancouver
Discu
GT. P
Prince Rupert
Labor Leader Keir Hardie to Visit Canada for Congress
Keir Hardie travels to Canada to attend the Labour Party congress and address demonstrations in Ayrshire. The visit signals growing cross colony labor ties and a push for closer cooperation among organized labor groups and the working class press.
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Seine
Canada
The
Labor Party
Ayrshire
Convicted Man Sentenced in Manitoba and Rainy River Districts
A Canada Gazette notice indicates a convict may be sentenced to the penitentiary in the Manitoba region and Rainy River judicial districts after September 1. The document references penitentiaries at Manitoba and Kingston.
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Canada Gazette
Jer Bay
Rainy River
Manitoba
Ngston
Campaign to defeat Speaker Cannon gains support
Uncle Washington and a group from Chicago have launched a campaign against Speaker Cannon citing his discourteous reception of representatives during a Capitol visit last winter as a key grievance. The push claims 15,000 members support the effort.
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Washington
Feneral Board of Chicago
Cannon
Tehareh
Capitol
Utah to Alberta Alta Two Har Ent Knights Sugar Company
A Utah resident connected with the Knight Sugar Company and a member of the Fllison Milling company plans an excursion by social coach party. The trip is set to depart and will remain until morning with a schedule for thirty people.
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Utah
Alberta
Knight Sugar Company
Fllison Milling Comp. S
The Sunday School Lesson on David and Saul
A devotional study of 1 Samuel where David spares Saul twice, refusing to strike the Lord’s anointed. It reflects on God’s deliverance, faith, and the dangers of vengeance, urging readers to trust divine timing and seek righteousness over retaliation.
Shah Prisoner Rumors Swirl Over Persian Monarchy
The text reports on a dramatic crisis surrounding the Shah of Persia, with Teheran actors influencing events and threats to the palace. It notes demands for income from three ex-foreigners and proposed destruction, with implications of rivals and external pressures shaping the monarch’s fate.
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Teheran
Persia
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Bretren
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Clyne
Peta Firemdy
Saltatiabad
Lord Roberts Notes Review At Quebec Delivering Message
A message to the King from Esl firey conveys Lord Roberts view on the Quebec review. He praises the troops, blames no major issues, and notes about 12 000 men under arms. Canada shows adequate handling of militia problems with improving organization for a useful force.
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Lord Roberts
Quebec
Canada
Cnte
Revolution In Portugal Propaganda Grips the Country
A chaotic report describes Libs o. at revolutionary propaganda gaining traction in Portugal. An arms case arriving from Barcelona is opened and found to be booby trapped. multiple similar packets are claimed to have reached the town.
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Barcelona
Action Against C P R Monssie Ree Recovery Case
A balance of eighty thousand dollars is sought against the Canadian Railway for alleged fraudulent entries and misappropriation while Hob, serving as the company’s cashier, acted in that capacity. One instance alleges seventeen thousand dollars of bridge material listed as scrap iron in Geological Survey records. Ottawa reports Templeman and Brock plan a trip to British Columbia mining centers to assess mining and geological needs.
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Monssie
Serrate Ee
Submarines Dominate Early Naval Feats and Future Plans
British naval notes praise fast submarines and the captain de Tule as part of a broader record of submersible performance. The article highlights the submarine fleet’s near-record efforts and announces plans for near future submarine features and deployments.
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London
Detule
Court of Appeals Hears Oil Case Petition Review
The Attorney General, Bona, and Attorney Sim prepared and argued the petition before Judges Baker and Seaman in a standard hearing. The case involved financial figures around 20 million dollars and focused on reducing length, with a final view discussed.
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Hingwon
Court of Appeals
Bonapart ix
Sim
General Booth Suffering Cataracts Says London Report
A report in London states that General Booth is suffering from cataracts in both eyes. The article notes he has not yet begun wearing glasses and can read only limited text. The source mentions he cannot clearly see, though some claim partial improvement with distance reading.
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Telstol
London
Telstoi
Paris
Communee
Weiss
Academie du Medecine
Emi
St" Petersburg
Canada
Booth
Union of Equals in Imperial Policy Sparks Debate
The Standard of Empire commentary argues Lord Milner favors a future United Kingdom in a union of equal dominions, with varied influence across councils. meanwhile a Canada fruit crop summary notes July weather favorable with crops including apples peaches cherries and grapes showing mixed prospects across provinces. Aviator Henry Al Furman visits Orang Nistor to preview a flying machine. provinces plan exhibitions from Aug 14 to Sept 14 signaling national displays.
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Nistor
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Gultan Offers Support for City Buildings and Channel Feats
Reports say the Gultan pledged to cover erection costs for a Stable Department Building and would fund the entire expense if others failed. In unrelated notes, British swimmers faced peril while attempting the English Channel, nearly drowning after a long swim near Frakes.
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Constantinople
Albania
Dever
England
James Sere
Frakes
Mearris
Fragmented note on feeding a young animal
A garbled line describes an eight month old animal named Tommy and a plan to feed it with pean and baled hay. The text mentions appetite and a fond mother, but details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
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Tommy
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