Premier Green's Manitoba Railway Policy Speech
Premier Green speaks to Winnipeg Liberals on economy and railway policy. He defends disallowance of rival charters, argues for population representation, planning of marsh lands, and massive rail expansion to spur Manitoba growth, cites past Liberal promises and public school funding, and urges voter support ahead of provincial elections.
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Wubb
Mem Ter
Bane
Lareewnay
Fe Perrin
Nate
Greensay
Tirol
Manitoba
Serengae
Rome
Stanstedet
Tomint B
Ottawa
Lewis Beneites
Winkips
Home-Front Man on the Street Noted by Cleveland Plain Dealer
Quote highlights a comment about the speaker being called the home front man on the street. The passage references a remark from the Cleveland Plain Dealer and notes a curiosity about how the label arose.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ocean Steamers Scam Dangled by Whiten Thes Creatures
The article exposes a scheme aboard ocean liners where crew and a stealthy accomplice target passengers, using staged light helps and chalk or paint to trick travelers, enabling thefts and distractions. It describes the method, the roles of smokers rooms and deckhands, and notes the gullible traveler as the victim. The piece shifts to a Philadelphia society sketch, recalling colonial assemblies and social gates, manners, and the evolving city’s cultural scene.
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Informa
O'Laughtin
White Star
Sia
New York
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Hudson's Bay Railway
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Manitote
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Griece
Eich
Wight
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Bees
Wigia
Kent Tie
Staton
Betherine
Dominion
Wien
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W. Simpson
White Coods
Ons
Faiaen
Tae
Ed Moe
Pe Simpson
Ocean Steamers
Early Philadelphia Society
Philadelphia
William Perrine
America
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Laties’ Home Journal
Market Street
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Kong
Harrison
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England
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Germany
Great Britain
Spain
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