Education Bill May Cause More Trouble in Parliament
A lengthy discussion on education reform reveals Liberal and Conservative tensions as the upper house pushes for curbing peers veto powers while the cabinet seeks to secure a secular education policy. Mention of Triple Alliance ties and foreign policy notes amid broader political maneuvering.
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Henry Campbell-Hannerman
Rome
Tittoni
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Talymany
Austria
Germany
Great Britain
France
Signtoni
Evacuation Orders Change Church Properties in Paris
Residences of archbishops bishops and numerous seminaries have been evacuated under separation law. Government halts church prosecutions. priests remain, while plans to turn parish leadership over to secular authorities emerge amid wider unrest reports.
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Paris
The parables and events of Jesus life lessons
A religious Sunday School lesson outline covers parables of the kingdom and talents, Jesus Bethany anointing, the Last Supper, Gethsemane, Pilate’s trial, the crucifixion, resurrection, ascension, and the coming kingdom. It emphasizes faithful stewardship and obedience to Christ.
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Kingdom
Gel
Essex III
Jobn
Lessex
Jesus
Bethany
Peter
John
Lessos
Israel
Caltart
Pilate
Christ
David
Lescox
Roosevelt and Japan in a wary global balance
A dispatch from a distant correspondent recounts U S policy toward Japan, noting President Roosevelt’s stance on the San Francisco school issue and potential influence from Britain. Editorials praise Roosevelt’s leadership while acknowledging friction with Congress over education reform and related diplomacy. A separate report covers a wrecked schooner Gabriella voyage and the perilous voyage back to port, with three crewmen missing and later found.
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Sind
Ite
United States
Ammerica Ordapanese Ath
Ambersador Alakis
Amerean Anate Oi Retary
Commerne Sd Fe
Metcalf
San Francierc
Shapute
Kennevel Fe
Roosevelt
England
Japan
San Francisco
Merange
Chronicle Saya
Daily Telegraph
Teesforth
Gabriella
Schultz
J. L Strom
Skidegate
King
Tees
Simpson
Rockefeller Overlooked This
London reverend Dr Charles FE Aked of Pembroke Chapel Liverpool is named as possible pastor for Fifth Avenue Baptist in New York. A letter to the Congo Reform secretary references a government board. John Barns answers House of Commons questions about carcasses of pigs intended for the United States being examined per royal tuberculosis report of 1905.
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Rockefeller
London
Charles FE Aked
Pembroke Chapel
Liverpool
Melo
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Fetter
Greene
John Barns
House of Commons
United States
Britain Reviews U.S. Laws Over Whiskey Trade Impact
London reports Foreign Secretary discusses U S measures entering force and effects on Britain's whiskey trade and standards. The British ambassador said Washington had been asked to clarify actions and ensure full compliance as decisions await finalization.
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Britain
U. S
London
United States
Waton
Premier Carruthers Protests over Wales Aerial State Clash
Premier Carruthers protests waivers and misstatements in aerial government talks. Hopwood, London, is appointed permanent under secretary for the colonies, while confusion persists between commonwealth and Canadian constitution.
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Hopwood
London
Sir Francis Hopwood
Pntate
Weekly Report on Wheat Market Trends and Global Supply
The report notes a general market decline this week with a cautious bullish undertone. It highlights tighter world wheat supply, rising European and Asian demand, and Russia and Australia export dynamics. Prices in Canada show modest gains while futures in May trade vary.
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China
Japan
Phillipine Islands
South
America
South Africa
Russia
Iraq
Australia
Argentine
Austral
Manitoba
Winnipe
Iso
Fort Cee
New Harbor Commissioners Named for Montreal Port
Ottawa Ont cabinet appoints three harbor commissioners for Montreal harbor. Hon G W Stephens Leng Ballantyne and TL E Geothion named. Stephens to be chairman with $7 000 salary. colleagues receive $5 000 each. Duties start January 1.
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Ottawa
Primate Election Meeting Held for Canada Archbishop
A provincial synod assembles to elect a new archbishop for the Province of Canada in succession to the late Archbishop Bond. The January 16 gathering aims to choose the primate of all Canada, with the general meeting of bishops and clergy present to confirm the succession.
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Leer
All Canada
Bond
Vince
Canada
Woolly Bear Dying Report Sparks Unclear Ottawa Note
A fragmentary Ottawa report notes a dying event involving a man linked to an Indian matter and a government decision about its course. The text is garbled, but references a Dominion government and a person named Branden. Further details are unclear due to damaged wording.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Peace Prize Acceptance Report From Roore
President Roore announces that John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers accepts the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of labor. Marvise, president of the Chicago Northwestern Railway, represents capital as the board plans formal conveyance of the prize.
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Kington, D.C
Roore
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Marvise
Chicago Int Northwestern Railway Company
Capital
Investigation into Minnesota Crisis Befalls Legislature
Fragmentary OCR indicates discussion of a crisis labeled as communist influence in Minneapolis. The text suggests possible legislative investigation across states including Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana, with the matter potentially becoming a legislative issue.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Unclear fragment about factory revelations in Bremen tied to Patria Mest London
Fragmentary report notes revelations about a beet factory in Bremen tied to a German owner fleeing and an army preparation. Mentions general condition factory equalling Chicago at its word.
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London
Neantes
Bremen
Chicago
Prince Seeks Canadian Apples At Exhibition
By request of J H Turner agent general of British Columbia the prince accepted a barrel of fine Canadian apples noted at the exhibition. The Hart mentioned the lux apples and the prince said he would be pleased to have a barrel.
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Ae Stavors Dubois
Waugh
Jantown
Major
Pocahontas
Bi Peratte
Preadiontas
Datestown
Prince Rupert
Ce Raper
Grand Frank Presse
Reyicinber
Rnowll
Seturaiog
Vancouver Board of Trade
Klondike
Prince
London
J. H. Turer
Briel Colu
Hermit. Wes slot Pos esi ake tae tele ee iy te tate
In a fragmentary note, terse phrases hint at a distant relative query and a search for a location in Ocala. The text shows garbled OCR style with jumbled names and partial words, offering little clear event or outcome to report.
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