Cordial meeting at Friedrichep in road with King and Kaiser
King Edward and Emperor William met at the railroad station amid cheers, with introductions and a royal procession to Friedrichep. The British and German parties included diplomats and military officers, as France Oppenheimer joined the royal party in Frankfurt. The encounter followed by naval views and gunnery discussion in London circles.
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Cromterg
Reme Samas
Edward
Prankfort
William
Frederick Charles
Hesse
Nawas I
Prince Allert
Ponna Jaeger
Chet
Prederick
Steel Bridge Tenders Opened for La Tuque to Quebec Line
The trans continental railway commission opened tenders for the steel bridge on the La Tuque to Quebec line. Officials expect to call for the Superior Junction to La Tuque section in November.
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Guawa
Transcontinental Railway Commission
la Tuque
Quebec
Superior Junction
Durnan Sets Sail for Australia Late September
Eddie Durnan will sail for Australia about the last of September. He plans to review prospects there and attend to business personally upon arrival before arranging any further matches.
General Pole Carew Retires from Army Leadership in London
London reports the retirement of Major General Sir Reginald Pole-Carew after long service with the Eighth Division of the Third Army Corps. He distinguished himself in East India and African campaigns and now retires with the rank of lieutenant general.
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Pole Carew
London
Reginald Pole-Carew
Third Army Corps
Surveyors Active in Fernie District Secret Hire
Surveyors in Fernie BC operate in secrecy with parties near South Fork likely CPR and another group between Fernie and Cardston thought to be from CN. No aim disclosed. In Ottawa, Lt Col White, Royal Northwest Mounted Police controller, heads to Dawson City to supervise Yukon force reductions of about twenty to thirty men. In London, Labour circular thanks colonial supporters for backing the abandoned colonial tour and hopes for another tour in future.
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Fernie
South Fork
CPR
Here
Cardston
CNR
Yukon
Ottawa
White
Royal Northwest Mount Police
Dawson
Labor
London
The
Labor Party
Australian agents secure council consent for school lectures
Australian agents have obtained approval from the London county council to present lectures and expose school children to Australian resources in classroom settings on evenings not used for regular studies.
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London County Council
Salvation Army Emigration to Canada Reported Untroubled
Reports indicate the Salvation Army sent about 12 000 emigrants to Canada with 1 000 more expected in September. Few complaints have been received and officials note concern over 30 000 of the class of people the Army sent.
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Ris Belaray
Canada
Salvation Army
Foiz
Civic Charges Withdrawn After Toronto Investigation
The charge of conspire against Paddy Bros. arising from the civic probe was withdrawn. Other cases were adjourned for a week. T. C. Robinette, KC, sought an immediate hearing for Wright and Lennox charges, but Crown Attorney Corley and he cannot meet until after September 2.
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Toronto
Paddy Bros
T. C. Robinette
Corleyand
Death of Mrs C London Authoress Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie
Mrs Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie John Diver Hobbes known as Jeresa Craigie Hobbs died in her sleep of heart failure at 39 She spent a fortnight at Steephill Isle of Wight and left for a London engagement She was born in Boston on November 3 1867 daughter of John Morgan and Laura Arnold Rickards educated privately in Paris and London She married Walpole Craigie in February 1887 later divorced with child custody She became Catholic in 1892 and lived in London Her works include Some Emotions and Moral The Sinners Comedy and The Ambassador among others
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Pearl Mary
Jeresa Craigie
John Oliver Hobbs
Craigie
Steephillie
Nore
Isle of Wight
Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie
John Diver Hobbes
Boston
John Morgan
Laura Hortense (Arnold) Rick Ards
Paris
France
University College
England
Walpole Craigie
Ellen Terry
Lord Wise Herb Moon
Porn
Crayne
Robert Cr
Whipped Soldier Incident Sparks Outcry in Petersburg
Report details a Chevalier guards commander ordering whipping of Smirnoff girl and a captured youth. Seventeen lashes inflicted, leaving severe injuries. Crowd reactions liken actions to Port Arthur as newspapers call for trials of officers and soldiers.
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Milo
Smirnoff
Eite
Chevalier Guards
Port Arthur
Smirm
Stenbockfermer
Newspaper men charm Rockefeller in humorous visit
The oil king greeted Cleve land's giant reporter at Euclid Avenue Baptist Sunday school with unusual cordiality. He joked about newspaper men and magazine writers, calling them a charming class and noting they impressed him as sincere.
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Cleverssu—sonn Uv
Muveeteller
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Briggs
Rockefeller
Forrest Hill
Crown of Emperor Stolen Reported in Paris
The Paris Telegraph notes a Brazilian named Guererro has been arrested in connection with the theft of the crown of the Brazilian emperors. The crown is studded with precious stones and valued at $500,000.
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Paris
Guerrerro
President to Probe Ice Trust in Toledo Inquiry
Washington reports the president directs the state commerce commission to start an exhaustive inquiry into the Ice Toledo. Forty two witnesses have been subpoenaed to testify.
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Ice Trust
Washington
State Commerce Commission
Ice Toledo
The Sunday School Lesson on the Rich Young Ruler
The lesson contrasts the Pharisee and the publican, and the rich young ruler who went away in sorrow. Jesus shows wealth can hinder salvation, but with God all things are possible. The teacher cites scriptural parallels, emphasizing humility, surrender, and following Christ for eternal life.
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Luke
Matthew
Mark
Kingdom of God
Jesus
Nicodemus
God
Saul
Tarsus
Jesus Christ
Joseph
Arima
Abraham
David
Alta Ton
Timothy
Peter
D. L. Moody
Dr. Torres
Indian Chiefs Meet King in London Audience
Canadian Indian chiefs visiting London were received by King Edward VII after presenting three carved baskets to Queen Alexandra. Chief Roe Capilane spoke of the king as a great good man, and the monarch expressed pleasure at the audience and the chiefs were told to return home safely with warm regards.
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London
Cal
Victoria Street
Lord Strathcona
Buckingham
Queen Alexandra
Roe Capilane
Capilane
Lake Anitoba
Opposition to New Treaty Amid Northern Expedition
Reported hostility among Indigenous groups toward a treaty as Dominion government dispatches an expedition to northern Saskatchewan and Alberta. Bishops Pascal and Rapet are trusted by two key figures who could smooth negotiations, with Mgr. Pascal having spent twenty years in the affected region.
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Mgr. Pascal
Dominion
Po Hous
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Pascal
Father Rapet
Isle la Crosse
Mgr
New York
Department of Commerce and
Tabor
Supreme Court
Station Agent Held Up in Yorkton Express Robbery
Detectives hold Upton in connection with the Dominion Express robbery at Yorkton Saskatchewan. Upton says a station man named Ryan demanded the express note and pointed a revolver at his head. Upton wrote $1000 notes and decided to second when morning shifted the risk.
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Claims
London
Upton
Dominion Express Company
Yorkton
Sask
Ryan
Harvest Begins as Weather Hurts Crops in Peace River District
Reports indicate harvesting started at Peace River on July 28 with wheat cutting underway though crop conditions are poor due to unsettled weather. Water levels in Little Slave River remain low, hindering navigation. Captain Barber may be unable to reach Lesser Slave this year if water does not rise.
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Sthabarca
Peace River
Slave River
Captain Barber
Eanagian Criticism Signals Imperial Struggle
The Time London notes significant Eanagian criticism of the government’s constitution in Transvaal matters. Riticising imperial policy, it argues Canadian-Australian criticisms outweigh South African acquiescence. It warns mother country cannot rely on daughter states while imperial interests bow to British party politics.
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Transvaal
Tabrassey
Fur consignments and valuation at Hudson’s Bay and Revillon stores
The report notes a last work shipment of 101 bales of fur to Hudson's Bay Company in London valued at $5,000. Revillon Brothers hold about $10,000 worth of furs at their storehouse received from the north in the past month. Estimated fur expenditures locally run around a third of a million dollars, potentially nearer half a million if exact figures were known.
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Hudson's Bay Company
London
England
Revillon Bros
Car Distributor Appointment at Winnipeg Union Station
Toronto firm The C PR announces four circulars and names RW Beatty for the car distributor post at Winnipeg Union Station. The notice outlines Beatty’s selection for the city assignment and details the carrier responsibilities.
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Winnipeg
Toronto
C. PR
Ap RW. Beatty
Union Station
Winnipeg figures plan winter residences in Victoria
BC William Whyte sce president of the CPR and J A M Atkins prominent Winnipeggers decide to build winter residences in Victoria and have given contracts for handsome homes.
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A. BC
Wiliam Whytesce
CPR
J. A M. Atkins
Victoria
Canadian Pacific Hosts Prominent Railway Guests
Canadian Pacific welcomes a delegation including Dolmes of the London Sout and General Manager Fay of the Great Central as visiting guests to Canada. The entourage travels to explore CPR operations and potential cooperation.
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Dolmes
London
Sout
Fay
Great Central
Canada
Te Cpr
Wheat harvest prospects and market trends reported
The Market Report notes a near two percent weekly decline with no rebound, citing the August 10 government crop report showing a record 760 million bushels and 16.7 bushels per acre, a strong spring yield, and expectations of a bountiful harvest though total output may fall short of last year. It details shipments, prices, and regional notes, plus a fire damaging wheat and a robbery case.
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Saskatchewan
America
Beres
United Kingdom
Rosia
Wall
Manitoba
Fort’ William
Port Arthur
Reformers Move to Prevent Fight in Butte Event
Civic league leaders plan actions to stop the Dougherty Sullivan boxing match set for Labor Day as city and county authorities discuss possible measures to curb gambling and disorder in Butte Montana.
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Fight Butte
Mont
Dougherty-Sullivan
Labor
Natural gas fire injures workers at York and Taney
A smoker discarded a lit match into an open gas trench at York and Taney streets causing a leak in the feed main to ignite. Flames rose near the city rail as workmen suffered burns and firemen fought the blaze.
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Hamilton
York and
Taney Streets
Tander
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