Road and rail progress amid harsh winter toward north Manitoba link
GN Boyd reports on steel work progress for a 7 mile north extension from Le Pas toward the Bay. The Hudson Bay Railway aims to reach 8 miles farther, with rock and deck work near Setting Lake. Up to 1,500 men will be employed, weather permitting. delays due to frozen ties and cold hinder outside help and river bridges must be cantilevered.
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Steel le Alveney
le Pas
Winnipeg
Hudson Fay
GN Boyd
Setting Lake
Hoya
Nelson
Hord
Therne
Viceroy Demands Impartial Inquiry Into Natal Indian Labor
Lord Hardinge appeals for fair review of alleged mistreatment of East Indians in Natal. He urged an impartial inquiry, reiterating the claim that Indians were brought to Natal as laborers for plantations, not traders. The speech followed denials from the Natal premier and contrasted with broader unrest over Indian labor in the province.
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Natal
London
Lord Hardinge
India
Hinds
South Africa
Lord Dashing
Lord Crewe
St India
Glatstone
Iota
Asather
Deportation of Thirty Five Hindus in Vancouver
In Vancouver Canada a group of thirty five Hindu immigrants faced deportation following habeas corpus proceedings won by Chief Justice Munter. The ruling centered on orders by the executive council under the Immigration Act and used broad government powers in immigration matters. The Hindus claimed prior residence in Canada and argued further appeals.
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Chott
Munter
Vancouver
Hinds
J Brward
Canada
Demizton
Jusce Hunt
Financial Stringency in Canada Highlighted by Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Montreal interview quotes Sir Thomas Shaughnessy on Canada’s economic outlook. He credits reduced money flows for disciplined spending and notes immigration cannot stop due to economic conditions. He argues wages land prices and job opportunities drive continued influx while immigrants contribute capital through labor.
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Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Montreal
Canada
Pala
Europe
Srmer
Ther
Canadian ships poaching and Halibut Law tensions
The report discusses government funding requests for vessels to enforce maritime law, noting Alaska freight activity and a lack of patrol ships. It references cattle exports from Canada to the United States and remarks on political speeches ahead of 1915.
Inauguration of Sample Markets Delayed Again
Obstructions in trackage and needed accommodations hinder the grain movement plan. The Dominion Grain Commission, led by Chairman Magill, reports that sample markets will not begin this year and may be postponed for at least a year as railways resist the system. Geo E Foster will stay on the question with officials in the capital amid uncertainty from railway men.
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Tt 8
Grain Commission
Shalrman Magill
Dominion Grain Commission
Geo. E. Foster
German Colonists Plan 5 Million for Canadian Settlement
Dr B W Scheweibs of Germany arrives to form a company with five million dollars to bring German families to Canada. The firm would supply land and farming implements and keep the families together. He says Germany currently opposes immigration and German investment in Canada, due to recent CPR and navy incidents, and will use correspondents to sway opinion. The venture plans a land department and aims to begin in spring.
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Canada
Ottawa
B. W. Scheweibs
Germany
Schwiers
CPR
Australia
Bull
Eny
Pal
Ex Win
Ti Spring
New Political Proposal Emerges In England Over Churchill Attacks
A fragmentary report notes Liberal economists opposing Churchill and navy budget growth draft a party idea. The Daily Sketch hints Churchill may split from the Liberal ranks to align with FE Smith and Herbert Samuel amid imperial policy tensions.
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Churchill
England
London
Winston Churchill
Fe Churchill
Shetch
Churchll
FE. Smith
M M
Jon Herbert Samuel
Ashby St Lodger
Churesillard
Cap
Doukiobers Wart to Throw off Your Winnipes
A Moscow based physician Nicholas Suakov visited the Doukhobor settlement in Sushutche and said the group now seeks to shed its past as a fanatical sect. He noted complete dissatisfaction with Doukhobor life and anticipated reforms led by Peter Veres to reposition the clan as law abiding Canadians.
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Canada
Sushutche
Doukhoff
Opin Bors
Peter Veres
Liquor by Par cels Post Sparks Ottawa Debates
Protests arrive in Ottawa over allowing liquor by parcels post. Government must consider shortening liquor carriage as many resolutions urge reform with United States precedent cited. YMCA national council voices opposition, agencies rally support from dominion associations.
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Ottawa
Postal Service
United States
Pelletier
Coanc
YMCA
Dominion
Ottawa Prince George guest sails with royal escort
An unclear fragment notes a Barren Sailor from Ottawa Prince George being hosted by royal highnesses the Duke and Duchess. He was accompanied by Captain Halsey of New Zealand during the passage.
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Ince
Ottawa
Prince George
Duke and
Duckens
Wil
Captain Halsey
New Zealand
Increase of pay settles GTR dispute with telegraphers
The Board of Conciliation reports a settlement in the dispute between the Grand Trunk Railway Company and its telegraph employees after protracted talks. Regular monthly pay will rise by 209000 dollars annually, with half from January 1, 1914 and the balance from January 1, 1915, plus a revised working rules schedule. The board commends both sides and notes cooperative efforts by officials and employee representatives.
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GTR
Industral Dispute
Chamberlain
GTA
J. G. O'Donoughue
Lodge Gunn
Ottawa
Tne
FH. McGuixan
D. Campbell
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Howard G. Kelly
Grand Trunk Railway
Market Report Grain Trade Shows Undercurrent of Firming
Thompson, Sons & Co. grain merchants report a lull in wheat trading this week with an underlying firming tone. Argentine crop uncertainty and dryness have updated export expectations, while Australia and India show modest shipments. US and Russia export prospects loom large for next season as global offerings shift. Net ocean-borne stocks stand at 33,032,000 bushels with shipments up from last year but well below peak hopes.
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Australia
India
United States
Nery Stortly Ie
Uxpris
Worl
Austral
S. Argentine
Grain market report shows large U S visible supply shift
United States visible supply falls 217,000 bushels while demand remains steady as Fort William and Port Arthur shipments reach record weekly highs. Wheat stocks move from lakes to invisible supplies. European crops expected to rise slightly with a healthy global outlook. Market activity stays steady with strong cash values and optimism for winter wheat prospects.
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Wrrietad
United States
Coe Bushela
Fort William
Port Ar Gr
Tesard
America
Fhurope
Europe
Chicazo
Hove
Arthur
Irish National Volunteers Open Dublin Rally
The Irish National Volunteers formed in Dublin amid clashes as crowds blocked doors and attacked speakers. Security prevented entry for thousands while some supporters pressed forward, with sticks and cartridges reported amid a disorderly inaugural gathering.
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Irish National Volunteers
Dublin
Ireland
Ulster Force
Edward Carson
Women Vote Endorsement At Alberta Farmers Meeting
Alberta Farmers meet in January at Lethbridge to consider endorsing woman suffrage. Officials report strong resolutions favoring a woman vote and a national convention later. The event includes discussion of home life and women's farm roles with delegates and notable figures attending.
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Farmers of
al Woman’s Institute
Joshua and the Israelite march through Jericho faith
A fragmentary meditation on Joshua's leadership and God's works. The passage references Moses, the Jordan crossing, the captain of the Lord's host, and the crossing into Canaan. It discusses submission to divine guidance, obedience, and the power of God evident in Israel's journey and in feasts and offerings.
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Stearrs Lori
Israel
Sorataan
Heaven
Joshua TS
Mt Moses
The
Jordan
Jerthee
Teadeim
Tx. Iit
Ruth Ty
Butterdan Fe
Ible
Verve
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