Explosion wrecks residence of David Lieyé George at Walton Heath
Report of a bomb blast at Walton Heath destroyed part of the new home of David Lieyé George. Neighbors say a car passed in the early hours, with no injuries. A Woman's Union official blamed female perpetrators, calling the act a grand demonstration. Officials deny knowledge of the plot.
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David Lieyé George
Walton
London
Walton Heath
Yawe
Ruit
Wales
Brown
Inter Switching Order Delay On Rail Car Transfers
The proposed order would require the shorter line carrier to route cars to the terminal railway for interchange. It sets a charge of one cent per hundred pounds with a $3 minimum for private loading and a half cent per pound with a minimum charge for public unloading, depending on agreement and conditions. The issuing body notes lack of specified team track details and outlines carriers’ required service unless mutually agreed.
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Railway Board
Ovine
Pub Ak
Ncter
de Myers
Cure for Tuberculosis Aboard Ship Seeks US Trials
Interview with Director Friedrich Fradmann aboard Kron Prinz Raven Cecile describes his claim of a tuberculosis cure Temeds Me. He urges US physicians to treat viable TB cases publicly to prove the method while targeting American audiences and medical officials. He mentions visible fungi in the knee as an example of Spirutosis.
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Plymouth
England
Friedrich Fradmann
Kron
Prinz Raven Cecile
America
United States
Boo Line to Run Through Ardston Area Strike Threat
An unsettled local notice outlines Boo Line operations through Ardston and surrounding districts amid concerns about business disruption and real estate. The plan mentions spring activity and potential work in nearby Newton, with a push for direct connect to Twin Cities and a possible strike action against the Crow's Nest of the Canadian Pacific line.
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Boo
Ardston Cardaton
Catare
Teal
Leno
Eneke
Enor Vue
Critory
Atrike
Canadian Pacific
Treaty Agreement Between U.S. and France Confirmed
The United States and France completed negotiation on a multilateral pact covering foreign information and security operations. The treaty outlines cooperation against threats and the ban on certain actions, with formal ratification by both nations and related defense measures implemented.
Twelve New Elevators Planned by Grain Growers Company
Grain Growers Grain Company announces the construction of twelve new elevators. The plan aims to boost farmers by providing track prices for car heads and fair access to grain handling services. Provincial government oversight and special dining privileges are noted as context.
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Une
Canadians Warn Against Going to Argentina
Winnipeg reports Canadian Immigration Commissioner Bruce Walker warning Canadians not to emigrate to the Argentine Republic. He cites disaster and penury among those who have gone, noting the Dominion government will not aid new departures and has repatriated affected individuals at its own cost. The warning references a case near Red Deer where an emigrant was defrauded.
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Winnipeg
Argentine Republic
Bruce Walker
Dominion
Walker
John Olenink
Red Deer
Industrial Accidents in Ottawa January Report
The department of labor recorded 491 industrial accidents in January with 100 fatalities and 391 serious injuries. Compared to December there were 3 more fatal and 24 more nonfatal cases. In January 1912 fatalities reached 102 and nonfatal cases 531. Most deaths were in mining with 15 and railway service with 43. Among nonfatal injuries, steam railway and metal trades accounted for 114 and 87 respectively. Building trades saw two fatal and 28 nonfatal injuries.
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Ottawa
Department of Labor
Profit in Cherri eo and Swift Current rail plans
J T Bealby of a Kootenay Lake cherry orchard says cherries will be the most profitable fruit despite high labor. He reports gross production from 1200 to 1500 dollars per acre and yearly averages of about 20 to 25 dollars per tree. In Saskatchewan reliable sources note Grand Trunk Pacific plans to divert Moose Jaw traffic to Swift Current to expedite Swift Current terminals, with construction to begin soon and steel laid within a year, aiming for GT P to reach Swift Current by year end.
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Cherrieo
B.C
J.T. Bealby
Kootenay Lake
Bealby
Swift Current
Sask
Grand Truck Pacific
Moose Jaw
CPH
Warrous
GT Po
Grain Growers Co. Buys Timber Limits Near Fort Geo Winniper
Grain Growers Co acquires timber limits near Fort Geo Winniper in British Columbia. About 300 million board feet were purchased at roughly £159 per thousand, aiming to secure a steady timber supply for farmers and ranchers in the region. The deal consolidates timber rights across several points to support grain growers and local industries.
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Innipeg Concern
Fort Geo Winniper
Gran Company
George
British Naval Lesque Extends Thanks to Canada
The item thanks Canada for support and loyalty during imperial needs. It mentions Malay States and a public spa project allied with naval efforts. The text appears to praise dominions and the reciprocal aid between Britain and Canada during wartime needs.
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Canada
Rhimeat
Loarve
Press commentary on Burnett-Dillingham clauses impact
Fragmented passage notes considerable press comment in Rome and the United States on the proposed clauses. It highlights how the legislation is viewed as an offense to food and warns of consequences for the labor market and broader economy.
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Rome
Burnett-Dllingham
United States
Madero Executed and Diaz Regime Shifts Abroad
Gustavo Madero, brother of the deposed Mexican president, was executed under fugitive law after Huerta’s provisional presidency was established. Exile arrangements were made for Francisco Madero amid cabinet reshuffles and arrests. Huerta and Diar held talks with the American envoy as new power consolidated. Canada reports a government change and price index shifts in January. AntiJesuit law repeal passed by Reichstag, while London explores workhouse reforms.
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Bustavo Madero
Diaz
Madero
Mexico
Cay
Genera Huerta
Congress
Francecy Madero
Vere Griz
Ottawa
Department of External Affairs
Metico
Canada
Canada telephones report shows 683 firms end year
Annual report to the commons lists 683 telephone companies in Canada an rise of 146. Ontario has 26 Quebec 62 New Brunswick 17 Nova Scotia 12 Manitoba 10 and others. Total capital 45,276,851 up from last year with Bell Canada leading Quebec offices. Overhead and earnings cited, 370,886 phones in use nation wide and 12,? million in earnings. Immigration Winnipeg bold: 620 Britons arrive, a record early in 1913, many French class farmers among new arrivals.
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Ottawa
Canada
Manitoba
Alberta
Wile
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Herta
British Columbia
Prince Bacard Isles
Winnipeg
Britain
Market report notes steady undertone amid mixed grain week
Thompson Sons & Co reports Winnipeg trading week ended with prices easing but underlying tone steady. Weather in US winter wheat belts and India rains weighed on sentiment, while later notes cited drier Kansas Missouri conditions and rising world shipments. Demand remained tepid and traders eyed further developments.
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Thompson, Sons & Co
Winnipeg
United States
India
Ugher
Kansas
Missouri
Sina
Prince Albert’s Naval Cruise Near West Indies and Med
Prince Albert the king of England’s ton embarks with naval cadets in Cumberland for the Canary Islands and a three month cruise in the West Indies to be about two months in the Mediterranean. Price Albert was 22 in 1895 and enters the Naval College at Osborne after four peers ago. He stayed two years then at Dartmouth.
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Prince Albert
England
Cumberland
Canary
le West Sndies
Price Alber
Naval College
Osborne
Dartmouth
Weather and Wheat Market Review From European Trade Gains
A European market summary notes political tensions may dampen agricultural activity and support weather and price stability. Wheat supplies show declines and shifts in global visible supply, with weekly shipments around 12.9 million bushels and a cautious tone in futures. cash prices firm on strong North American demand while barley remains uneven and recovery appears tentative.
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Europe
America
Winnipes
United
Te Gay
Bsc
C.W. Ov
Ste
William
Panama Canal Trade Power Shifts Amid Global Markets
Observer notes that canal trade could be dominated by Britain the United States and Germany with Britain facing loss of favor due to overconfidence while German and American competition grows. US despite challenges remains strong and future canal operation will favor American access and global market reach.
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Great Britain
United States
Germany
Maine
America
Tharetromn
Barrie Appeals for Subscriptions for Polar Expedition
J M Barrie appeals through the newspapers for better response to subscriptions to cover outstanding liabilities from the polar expedition. Lord Cairns estimates 150000 dollars as necessary. Scott's obligations to be met. Subscriptions slow as the pro plea actions by the government may affect outcomes. Washington reports Taft to Captain Rowtron. gold Congressional medal for the Cunard liner heroism.
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Titanic
Washington
Taft Wit
Rowtron
White
Cunard I
Libel Conviction Shrouded in Turmoil and Confusion
Fragmentary text indicates a libel case involving a journalist linked to royal figures. Details are unclear as OCR errors obscure names, dates, and locations. The snippet mentions King George V and immigration authorities, with references to Fille vece and Nudge Cox amid uncertain context.
Genesis lesson study note on Abram and faith
A sermon style study discusses Genesis chapters 15 to 17, tracing Abram's journey to Abraham, the faith that pleases God, and the shift from works to trust. It covers promises, the covenant, the birth of Isaac, and name changes, emphasizing faith over human effort and the moral lessons drawn for believers.
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Dom Stearns
Abram
Gal
Jas
Christ
Cain
Lewson
Cod
Snall
Golzotha
Avram
Besil
Abron
Jesus
Sarai
God
Alwase
Elshaddas
Abraham
Jehovah
Bia
le Flao
Sarah
Isaac Te
Women seek homestead rights on the frontier
The Minister of the Interior faces a flood of petitions and letters from suffragists mothers clubs and boards of trade urging women be allowed to homestead on the same frontier basis as men. Skepticism remains amid the urgency of consolidation efforts and trade pressures as preparations for Saskatchewan events unfold.
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Ottawa
Boards of Trade
Neces
Nession
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