Canadian Railways Costs and a Missing Man Mystery
A Canadian Palmore Ottawa special reports railway outlays for 1904 totaling 2,046,835 dollars and Canal expenses at 3,950,558. It notes CPR mileage at 9,062 and a Grand Trunk capital rise of 23,996,109 dollars with gains and losses across electric lines and Intercolonial service. George Moller’s bones found near Leduc confirm his death. coroner rules death unclear. Other items include a Regina trial where Thomas Johnston is found not guilty of manslaughter in a disaster case, and militia posts debating officer replacements during war. Police and weather notes close the dispatch.
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Confederation
CPR
Grand Trunk
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Wiscot
Intercolonial
Brameben
George Moller
Leduc
Alberta
Strawberry Creek
United State
Stokke
Moller
Ailroader
Regina
N. Wot
Thomas Johnston
Newlands
T. C. Johnstone
Norman MacKenzie
Lord and Lady Minto
Suite
Thomas Johnstom
JA. Irwin
Irwin
Department
Depart of Militia and Defence
Department of Millitia
Defence
Public Service
Man Threatens Brother Over Alleged Will Arrest Ends in Fire
Donald Angus of Point Ann Thur ow township faced a court action over an alleged will of his father. He allegedly threatened to kill his brother. That night his brother’s barn and stock burned and Angus was later arrested by a Belleville constable on a charge of threatening and jailed.
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Angus
Point Ann
Thurow Township
Belleville
Child Attacked by Rat Terrifies Family in Walkerville
A four year old son of A W Ridout, manager of the Walkerville branch of the Canadian Bank, was bitten while sleeping on a couch by a rat that dragged figs from its hiding place. The animal sank its teeth to the head and cheek region. the child fought back with a rod and was bitten again. Calgary and Banff discuss western capital defense amid war fears. A Offant appeals to Premier Haultain, suggesting Banff as a defensible western capital if war occurred.
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Nile
A.W. Ridout
Walkerville Framch
Com Fhorer
Wye Beyne
Calgary
Banff
A. Offant
Haultain
Canada
Died While Riding in Electric Car in Montreal
George F Denman a veteran harbor commissioners engineer died suddenly Monday afternoon on an electric car returning home. The conductor found him unconscious, a physician from Notrd Dame hospital arrived after a message but life was extinct at Champ de Mars street.
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Montreal
George F Denman
Harbor Commissioners
Denman
Champ de Mars Street
Notr Dame Hospital
Charge of Cowardice Leads Toronto Constable to Resign
A Toronto constable faced a charge of cowardice after refusing a citizen’s call for assistance at St. Lawrence Market last Friday night. The board recommended resignation, effective next month. Belleville notes describe a separate incident where a man named Barjum, with troubled parents, gave a partial explanation for a startling action.
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Belleville
Barjum
MM Thurlow
Jarris
Mystery and murder linked to a postcard in Paris and St Petersburg
A young woman in Paris befriends a gang member through a forged identity and秘密 engagement. A postcard summons a confrontation. the fiancée arrives with a man who is attacked and dies. The sister accuses the killer as a brother’s killer. In St Petersburg, workers return to Putiloff Iron Works. rumors of unrest fade and officials project calm as the mixed commission prepares for elections. Wheat markets show modest advances in May amid global shifts. demand remains uneven with May futures leading a cautious rally.
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Editorial Pokes Fun at Roosevelt Admin Policies
A sarcastic editorial criticizes the United States Senate for backing away from a scheme to place future disputes under President Roosevelt and mocks U S diplomacy. It reviews plans on China's governance, a Turkish naval demonstration, Panama’s republic, and a Hague peace conference, noting the paper’s fatalistic tone on the Little Republic. It also reports San Marino’s refusal of a treaty and British naval plans for October with King Edward’s greetings.
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San Marino
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Hay
London
Prince Louis of
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Newee
Aenagolia
Washington
Henry Mrand
Prince Louis Willonvey
Edward
Wireless Was Destroyer In Newfoundland Blizzard
Newfoundland endures the worst blizzard on record with the wireless telegraph station at Cape Race demolished and miles of telegraph wires broken. Telegraphic links between Cape Race and St John’s restored by Thursday. Island rail service disrupted though main routes reopened.
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Departure of Admiral Negogator’s division fuels war news
Reports from St. Petersburg detail the sailing of four battleships and auxiliaries toward Ro jestvensky’s Far East squadron, signaling strategic moves amid rising hostilities. Mukden artillery duels intensify as Russian and Japanese forces clash near crucial supply lines. A dramatic incident near Anshantien recounts Japanese defenders trapped in a Chinese depot, with severe casualties and a bold, fatal retreat amid fire.
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Negogator
Euter
Lida Festerdar
Jestvensky
Far
Mukden
J.gan
Sukharof
Nan
Suaplin
Faatzia Fin
Sakharoff
Victoria
B.C
Tremont
Yinkow
Talay Yang
Yasukere
Anshantien
Commissariat
Yasuhara
Nambia
Red Cross
Anshi
Worst Storm of All Paralyzes Nova Scotia Railways
After a month of paralyzed rail service another ferocious snowstorm hits Nova Scotia halting Halifax trains and blocking travel across the province. Only limited movement remains west where fuel shortages and factory shutdowns loom as sweepers stall and crews dig out lines.
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Tautax
Ater
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Jewish Colonies in Canada Discussed for West London Special
Smith of Winnipes has been negotiating with Lord Roushild and others for forming Jewish colonies in Manitoba and the Northwest Territories. He reports to the Dominion Government after interviews with Lord Rothschild. Colonization of Canada is a Rothschild pet scheme. Canadian settlements would outpace proposed East Africa sites as Uganda remains largely unknown.
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Win Ripe
Win
T London
Ubed Smith
Winnipes
Eng
Lord Rousehild
Northwest ‘Territories
Smith
Lord Rothscnmid
Canada
Colonization of
Lord Rothsechild
East Afra
Uganda
Loubet to Resign Before End of Term in France
President Loubet plans to resign before his seven year term ends. He will leave office prior to the general election and Senate renewal, so a successor can be chosen by the current Chamber of Deputies and the national assembly at Versailles under the constitution.
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Soubet
Senate
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Tr National
Versailles
Constitetien
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