Important Sanitary Investigation by International Committee
A major sanitary inquiry funded by a 1916 treaty between the United States and Canada concludes. The probe covers water pollution along 240 miles of the northern internary and Great Lakes region, seeking disease links while noting conditions along a 2000 mile stretch. Findings will guide potential remedial action. committee members include three from the United States and three from Canada. A full committee meeting is planned next month.
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Washington
America
Internai
United States
Caraia
Turing
Gatesie
Lake Superio
Ft Lawten
Merory
Great Lakes
St Lawrence
St John
Maine
Res
Theominion
Feasibility stay eyed for Columbia River navigation
Government engineers study the Columbia River route from Merelstoke to the Pacific, aiming to ease wheat transport from the Western prairies. Cold weather slows progress but initial findings favor navigability with dredging needed in several miles.
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Columbia River
Alberts
Calgary
Enginerre
Coumbia
Portland
Mallee
Merelstoke
Pacite Cess
West
Fry Prairies
Reige
Protect Migratory Birds In Education towa Onto-A
Fragmented text outlines literacy and demographic figures across western provinces. Manitoba leads in native Canadian literacy percent per thousand, with Alberta and Saskatchewan showing high illiteracy in federal electoral areas. Mentions Victoria and MacKenzie with specific percentages.
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Wesern
Manitoba
Conmbra
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskachewen
Man
Askatchewan Victora
MacKenzie
Royal Invitation From Yukon Arctic Brotherhood Visit
An illuminated Yukon lantern invitation, four feet high, is prepared for a visit by Princess Pat of the Arctic Brotherhood to the Yukon next summer. The exhibit, crafted from moose and caribou hide with gold nuggets, aims to urge a Canada United States treaty and migratory bird protections. The American Fish and Game Protective Association recently convened to back federal action over state rights to preserve continental birdlife.
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Dawson
Pat
Arctic Brotherhood
Yukon
Ottawa
J.D. Haves Min
Inter of Marine and Fisheries
United States
Red State
Canada
Pedestrian Victims Lead State Auto Accidents
Poston reports over five thousand crashes with pedestrians as the main victims. Highway commission figures show 186 killed, including 11 pedestrians and 46 car occupants, plus 12 motor cyclists and eight bicycle riders. A total of 235 people injured, with higher totals than the prior year.
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Poston
Highway Commission
Tango barred at Rideau Hall by Duchess of Connaught
In Ottawa the Duchess of Connaught disapproves of certain ballroom dancers at Rideau Hall. Society ladies report the latest dances are being discouraged and a formal ban has caused disappointment among guests invited to dinner dances at the hall. The note signals royal disapproval of fashionable tango and other trends.
Alberta Cadets Win Shi Ottawa Shield Challenge
The Cadets win the Governor General's Challenge Shield with Alberta leading at 342 cadets on March 24, 1913, comparing to the previous year. Province percentages show Alberta 312, Quebec 205, Prince Edward Island 265, British Columbia 190, Nova Scotia 14, Saskatchewan 142, New Brunswick, and others.
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Ottawa
Trapping Washington Cruelty Debate at Edward Clement Rally
Edward H. Clement, president of the congress, delivered vigorous speeches at the Rocke Feber Institute denouncing cruel trapping methods. Ernest Seton harshly criticized the use of needless infliction on animals, sparking a heated public exchange.
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Washington
Edward H. Clement
Congress
Rocke Feber Institute
Ernest Seton
Pankhurst in France Visit Stirs Suffrage Ties
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst visits Paris for a brief stay while Christabel Pankhurst, newly released from confinement, concerns over health following arrival from the United States are reported.
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Pankhurst
France
Paris
Emmeline Pankhurst
Christabel Pank
Saya
United States
Arms and Ammunition Seizure Report in Ireland
An order served by the collector to the railways directs seizure of all arms and ammunition accompanying travelers. The measure aims to enforce control over incoming and outgoing weaponry across Ireland as authorities tighten security.
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Uleter
Ireland
Ravi
Dominion Financing Programme Ends for Months to Come
Ottawa reports the Dominion government has completed its Pancal financing after repaying a $25,000,000 loan issued in 1811 and using a similar amount from recent markets to liquidate a maturing loan. The announcement notes limited use of the funds and a quiet period ahead.
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Ottawa
London
Daeker
London vows aid for Ulster as home rule clash escalates
An Irish Unionist leader pledges 100000 armed men in Ulster and warns of a civil and religious war if Britain enforces home rule with naval support. He asserts Britain will face a fierce Ulster response and seafaring opposition from Admiral Heresfore, a famed English sea fighter, now backing the Ulster cause.
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London
Samba Wera Coares
Emphatic Liquor Habits Notice From Ottawa Clerks
Canadian government train clerks receive a strong warning to maintain sobriety while on duty and to acknowledge understanding of discharge instructions. Alberta temperance group plans a province wide local option campaign to oppose bars and brewers, aiming to abolish them.
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Ottawa
Theailway
British coastal strike threatens Christmas mail flow
The Postmaster General Sam tele disclosed he would not concede to a fifteen per cent wage demand, foreshadowing a postal labor dispute during the holiday season. In Calgary, townscape artist Mawson completed an elaborate lane set for the National Park as plans move forward to UL.
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London
Sam Tele
Calgary
Wo Mawson
National Park
Fae
Emigration Policy Debate Sparks Calls for Action
Fragmented OCR text hints at a discussion on emigration, measures to aid emigrants, and possible state or national actions. Mentions of Italy and schooling imply cross border influence, education, and policy considerations. No clear names or dates present.
B C Denies Franchise Women Vote Debate in West
Premier McBride rejects a request from United Suffrage groups for a provincial bill to grant women the vote. He warns a party of women could attempt to run the country, while some ministers favor the policy and others oppose it. The issue may be decided by the House, not a party line, with possible Liberal support if a bill is introduced. extension of CPR wires and lines reported as westward telegraph expansion totals across Manitoba and Alberta divisions.
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Victoria
McPride
United Sufrate
Columbia
Vancouver
McConkey
Pioneer Penality League
Mise Guttredge
Columbia Women's Suffrage League
Drummond
Equal Practise Association
McBride
Mbia
Post Office Warns Against Christmas Stamp on Letter Faces
The post office reminds the public that Christmas and charity stamps placed on letter faces will be treated as improper laces and returned to the sender. Postmasters are instructed to avoid delays by withholding such stamps and to use the back of mail for stickers when appropriate.
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Post-Office
Mann
Fac
Azaly
Chrat
Wheat Market Quietly Firm Amid Global Wheat Shortage
A Winnipeg grain letter notes prices remain higher than a month and two months ago as world demand rises. Factors include U S primary receipts, Argentine weather, shorter crops in India, and higher European consumption. Despite record U S output, exports and menc to imports rise, with visible supply fluctuating and world markets holding a firmer tone.
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United State
India
Europe
United States
Dee
Fort William
Dominion Boardy
Riveheen
Inspetda
Indians May Starve On Crowded Reservations
Crowding on small reserves is driving Native peoples toward starvation and death sentences of despair. Authorities claim conditions worsen as government reports promise improvements, while white settlers accuse tribes of crowding into marginal land with no means to earn a living.
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United States
Az Rock
Fort Berth
Agr
Bn McGalley
Ede
William Zaha C Wells
Montreal tunnel fire halts opening ceremony and work
A construction tunnel near Montreal suffered heat damage and a fire during testing, delaying the first passenger run from the west portal toward Prichester Street. A gathering at Dorchester Street post office marked the pause as company officials entertained, with work suspended in the afternoon.
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Montreal
Mount Roya
West
Prchestor Street
Dorchester Street
Revolution Rumors Roil New York Papers
The Spanish Revolt reports reach New York as papers note a predicted split among ruling factions. Correspontencias and editors debate the potential outcomes and impact on international relations.
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New York
2Rpeng
la Correspontentia
Grain market outlook eyes Russia and winter wheat effects
The report notes forward crop surpluses shrinking after the new year, with Russia as the main potential obstacle to higher prices next summer. US winter wheat is growing fast, oats remain firm with strong US demand, and barley stays steady. Prices for cash and futures show mixed movement with demand for grains shipping eastward before navigation closes.
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Rusia
Rustig
Deeeth
Black Sea
Russia
United States
Winnipeg
Tor Qay
Saye
Chicago
Toledo
Fort William
Port Arthur
Duluth
Ostrich Feathers Pride Roaring Prices In South Africa
Professor Duerden notes rising demand for ostrich feathers alongside limited supply in South Africa. He argues foreign competition remains minor, as affordable land and labor keep SA prices stable, and farmers would shift to other stock if prices drop.
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South Africa
Cape Town
Duerden
Sou Africa
West End of CNR Track Work Plans Revealed
Plans show the West End of the CNR line advancing with repairs and rail laying. Work is to begin mid January with about a month to prepare sections and place rails. The project aims to boost the western division well beyond five percent, with crews already on site near Port Abermand.
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Picea Een
Adian Northern Land Lines
Sydney
West Coast
Port Abermand
British and Mexican waters clash on armed voyage
Reports describe British officers and a Royal Navy squadron moving toward Mexican ports under Admiral Crad. The Seitolx, Roxick, and allied vessels entered Mexican waters last month, while the steamer Hero Ontario faced an attack led by officers and subject to casualties before being repelled. Revenues from provincial and maritime receipts are noted, with estimates around one thousand dollars.
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Kingston
Cameren
Vancaster
Hermione
Christopher Crad
Dok Camand
Republic
Mexican
The Word of God and the Light of Life in John
The fragment reflects a Sunday School lesson on John 1 1 and related verses. It emphasizes the Word as God and with God, the living Word, the life and light of men, and the necessity of faith and belief in Christ for salvation. It references Matthew Luke and Romans while urging personal acceptance of the Savior.
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Heston
Oseclad
Feah
Dion
Taoroid Bey
Ouerwine Lave
Matthew
Matt
Abraham Lake
Adam
Bete Iehem
Ieselinna
Ontario Ottawa boundary settlement aid discussed
A conference with Hon D Roche and W H Hearst examined compensation for Indian reserves within the Javaria territory. The thirty year old Ontaro Manitoba boundary dispute was settled over twenty five years ago, but issues relating to reserves remain unresolved and were reviewed at the meeting.
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Ottawa
Javaria
Ontaro
Manitoba
D Roche
Interior
W. H. Hearst
Fin Tex Aid Foreate
Ontario
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