Britain Recognizes Mexican Provisional Government Debate
An extended discussion records Mr Wilson questioning the genuineness of a congratulatory statement from British ministers. He notes Britain kept a hostile stance toward Huerta and only recognized the provisional Mexican government after a policy reversal. Other European powers followed later, awaiting US recognition. The Washington record confirms Britain’s shift and the broader diplomatic context.
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Meary Lane Wilson
Ry Lane Wilson
Brit Bee
Tba
Mexico
Foreign Office
Wilson
Great Britain
Huerta
Britain
Washington
British recognition Huerta regime sparks investor concerns
British and other European governments faced American press comments over recognizing Porfirio Huerta as provisional Mexican leader. The move aims to restore order amid large British money interests, with advisors noting potential stabilization benefits for ongoing investments.
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Huerta
London
Great Britain
Mnanca
Mexico
Return of Prosperity in Canadian West Trade Talks
Financial authorities in interviews express optimism for the Canadian West. Bankers and industry executives say agriculture will recover, money will be available, and conditions will normalize after weather-induced losses. They anticipate strong harvests and renewed credit driving growth into the next decade.
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Aird
FJ Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
R Egent
American Elevnor Company
Tam
Robert Stewart
Chicago
Canadian Bank of Commerce Canadian Elevator Company
Quaker Oats Company
Bowser Awards Medals to Indians After Surrender Shock
British Columbia Attorney General WJ Bowser praised an Indian surrender of Moses and Paul with medals. A chief demanded liberty instead of rewards, warning the medals would trigger blood money accusations among tribes. The ceremony stalled as unions roared and the medals were returned.
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Brit Columbia
Vancouver
WJ Bowser
British Columbia
Moses
Richard Kindness
Cariboo
Paul
Indiax
Bowser
Tye Jimmy
Jimmy
Rowner
Twofold BC mining wealth and fruit marketing progress
The British Columbia Department of Mines annual report notes 1912 as a peak year with over half of provincial metalliferous and coal production from the Kootenay and Boundary districts. It also reports growing fruit and dairy markets and the Hadwood's Bay Company planning extensive involvement in a regional marketing organization for local produce and broader business.
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Grand Forks
Bct
Granow
Rom Winslow
Winslow
Boundary District
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
British Columbia Department of Mines
Kootexay
Boundary
Hadwoo's Bay Company
Mindu Company Incorporated Ottawa chartering ships
A new company named Mindu Company Incorporated based in Ottawa is incorporated as Saip Simla Co. It is authorized to charter ships and engage in general shipping. The Vancouver law firm formed it, with unclear ties to its home base and possible suspicion over its charter amid BC reports of Hindu invasion fears.
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Mindu Company Incorporated
Ottawa
Saip Simla Co
British Columbia
Vancouver
Suffragettes Penalized in London Court Row
Seventeen militant suffragists were jailed for terms from one week to two months after clashes led by Sylvia Pankhurst outside Downing Street. Edith Billings and Kathlen Jarvis received fines or hard labor. Verity Oates and Gwendoline Cook were released on promises to abstain from future protests. Four others were bound over to keep peace. one rioter faced a two month sentence including hunger strike. In France, Devlin remarked strong patriotism as three year military service plans stirred broad support in Chamber of Deputies amid Alsace Lorraine tensions.
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Cunard Line
Monteca
London
Plymouth
Fenton Ts Pais
Toome
Ausonia
Andania
Cunard
Asquith
Downstreet
Magrerate
Sylvia Pankhuret
Ier Asquith
Edith Billings
Kathlen Jarvis
Verity Oates
Gwendoline Cook
France
Ottawa
Aye Kb Devlin
Europe
Devin
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Depusiee
Proposa
Teo
Deville
Alsace Lorraine
Forestry Nursery Station at Sutherland Plans Ready
Plans for a forestry nursery station at Sutherland near Saskatoon are complete. Construction is expected to start soon as the second forestry station in the province. The Dominion government has acquired land and appropriated funds, including a superintendent residence, workshop, sheds, and foreman’s residence.
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Regina
Sutherland
Saskatoon
Stae
Unis
Dominion
Amendments to Live Stock Importations in Ottawa
Ottawa reports an amendment to livestock import regulations. An import certificate is required showing the owner is a resident of the British Empire and that the animal is recorded in a national or foreign recognized ledger. Duty exemption applies only with proper documentation.
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Ottawa
British Empire
Empire
Japanese Awakening and the Anglo Japanese Alliance
A Canadian writer urges mutual effort to preserve world peace through the Anglo Japanese alliance. He notes Japanese awakening to the seriousness of the Pacific situation and calls for continued moral and physical improvement, expressing hope both Britain and Japan will honor their alliance.
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Vancouver
Soyeda
Ds Mamiya
California
Jamie
Pacific
Great Britain
Japan
Ae Wellag
TRE MARKET REPORT Weekly Grain Letter from Bons Co
Winnipeg August 12 report notes weather mix across U S and Canadian spring wheat regions. Rain cools crops in Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba then clears with warm steady ripening. Wheat harvest delays due to rain but yields improve as moisture aids maturing. U S winter wheat and spring wheat yields forecast with higher exports and global shipments rising despite last year’s totals.
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Bons & Co
Winnipeg
United States
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Prairie Provinces
North Dakota
Winn'pee
Canad 2 Wheatlands Limited
Suffield
Minnesota
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Aus Ist
United
Russia
Wheat and grain futures show quiet steady markets
The article notes European and American wheat markets easing after fear, with Argentine and Australian crops expected to influence prices later. Futures are stabilizing while cash wheat bids range around No 2 Nor Ste 3 Nor 8. Oats stay firm and barley shows little activity. Flax remains firm with modest weekly gains. Futures wrap with October and December closes.
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Russia
Europe
Alberta
Fort William
Port Arthur
Apples in Western Canada Surprising Fertility Report
Prof Grisdale reports strong prairie crops after western tour. He cites bumper wheat yields, notes better farming practices by diligent growers, and mentions plans for new farms in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. He observed promising apple areas at Brandon Indian Head Lethbridge Lacombe and Ryl on farm Stevenson in Morden Manitoba expects hundreds to hundreds of barrels of apples this season.
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Grisdale
Ottawa
J_ H Grisdale
Oaperimental Farms
Prairie Provinces
Core
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Brandon
Indian Head
Lethbridge
Lacombe
Rolyn
Mr Stevenson
Morden
Ireland land bill advances on sixty one million proposal
In Ireland London Mr Birrell introduces a bill to extend land purchase funding totaling sixty one million Irish pounds. The plan offers payment in half cash and in stock plus four cash bonds. Public benefit cited is limited to about twenty four million to be amortized over four years, with stock issues phased out under Acts of 1802. The cash portion is to be advanced by the National Debt Commission. Irish parties largely accepted the carry on measure amid protests.
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Ireland
London
Birrell
Deb. Commissiov
Revolution Leaders in Japan Embarrassed by Landing Actions
In Japan Dr Sun Yat Sen and General Huang Linz faced a wary welcome as Chinese rebel leaders arriving amid deportation fears. The government initially refused land permission, then reconsidered, wary that deportation to China could lead to arrest and death. Sun Yat Sen reportedly may not proceed to the United States but aims to fund The Provisional President. BC contracts: Great Northern awarded for large rock work near the BricsaGar refinery in the east end.
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Japan
Sun Yat Sen
Huang Linz
Dingnee
China
United States
Vancouver
Great Northern Pelea
Bricisa C Gar
Sunday School Lesson Notes on Marah and Manna
A summary of a religious lesson discusses the Israelites at Marah and the manna in the wilderness. It links the tree of life to healing and compares the bread from heaven to Jesus. The text cites Exodus and New Testament references, urging faith, patience, and obedience to God. It also notes Canadian financial outlook and Grand Trunk official commentary from Montreal.
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Marah
Eden
Ezek xiii
Ange
Moses
Canaan
Iersen
Christ
Rephidim
Amallul
Joshua
Aaron
Momes
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