Central Emigration Board aids many to Canada
The Central Emigration Board reports funds of 280000 and loans to cover passage and migrant expenses. Eight hundred percent have been assisted with plans to send ten thousand more next summer to Ontario. Farm laborers artisans and domestic service are the classes aided. arrangements include local boards, reports on applicants, and arrangements to locate beneficiaries in Canada.
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Great Britain
Canada
Ontario
Genesis Creation and the Earths Restoration Theme
The article outlines a Sunday school lesson on Genesis and Revelation, emphasizing God the Father and the Word's creation of all things, the restoration of the earth, and the spiritual parallel of the soul’s regeneration. It links Genesis days to Christian experience and highlights the Spirit’s role in light and new creation.
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Jerix Tir
Andrew Murray
Gaal
Cals
Stevelation
Weston
Earth
Heaven
God
Father
Jesus Christ
Central Asia Cotton Fleet Gains Export Heavy Carload Demand
London reports James Bryce announces appointment to Washington. Central Asia cotton harvest yields strong carload exports, with freight roads needing special facilities. The note mentions Petersburg and South Aberdeg n constituents.
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Central Asia
Petersburg
Bryce
London
James Bryce
South
Earthquake Destroys Town and Neighbors in Remote Province
An earthquake devastates Antes town in the Tacha province with others nearby sustaining varying damage. The seaport of Tquique, ninety miles south of Arica, triggers widespread alarm as northern borders touch Peru. Population figures and August estimates are uncertain amid the disaster. In London, Maude discusses Douk emigration leverage and Russia Canada talks to bolster political standing.
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Antes
Tacha
Tquique
Arica
Peru
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Taos
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Aslmer Maude
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Canada
Peter Veregin
Russay
Veregin
Russia
Igs
Maude
Government plans sale of Gillies limit in Tint area
The Globe reports the government may sell the Gillies limit for about $40,000, including a section adjoining the Cobalt mining area. The land has been cleared of timber and 1400 workers are clearing debris across three square miles while the rest of Tint and surrounding areas cover about seventy square miles. Government representatives and syndicates discuss the sale.
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Globe
Self Government for India Opens Twe Congress
Delegates heard a speech advocating rights for Indians and self-rule under British governance. The speaker praised progress in educating subjects and urged England to allow Indians to exercise their rights, drawing enthusiastic applause from the crowd.
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Merly
Britit
Ericeas
Ian England
Notable Canadian Alpine Club Lecture in Ottawa
The Canadian Club of Ottawa will host a lecture by Wheeler, a noted advocate and sousitelaw to John Macoun of the Geological Survey. Wheeler, known across Canada, will present many fine views of the Rocky Mountains and discuss Alpine Canada in the capital.
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Calgary
Addernadian Club
Ottawa
Rocky Mountains
Wheeler
John Macoun
Geological Survey
Canada
Alpin Canada
Rockies
Letter to Sec State Root on Congo abuses
A signed letter by J Pierpont Morgan Dr Lyman Abbott and other prominent citizens urges the United States to use moral force to address alleged inhumanity in the Congo Free State. The document asks the government to press for reforms and protection of rights in Africa.
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Lyman Abbott
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Root
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United States
Congo
English Emigration Call to Canada Promotes Heritage Claim
An English writer to the Standard urges Britons to emigrate to Canada, arguing provinces are increasingly Americanized. He warns Britons must claim their heritage or risk losing it to foreigners in Canada.
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London
Canada
Vatican protest over Mgr Montagnotte expulsion noted
The foreign office denies replying to the Vatican protest about the expulsion of Mgr Montagnotte. The article also mentions the department of agriculture event and notes a couple’s honeymoon trip to New Zealand from Ottawa.
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Vatican
Mgr Montagmo
Department of Agricultur
Ottawa
New Zealand
Weekly Wheat Market Report Shows Mixed Demand and Rising Prices
The week saw traders split on demand as markets firmed late, with prices returning to last week’s level after a modest rise spurred by Bradstreet’s report on World visible stocks. European and Russian exports, Argentine crop progress, and shifting American shipments influenced prices, while Canadian rail and steamship activity remained muted and weather and harvest conditions added uncertainty to future values.
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Europe
Russia
Tag
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Vance
Steamer Enters Fort William Harbor on Christmas Day
For the first time in the port's history a steamer entered Woods Harbor on Christmas Day. The Woods was towed by the tug Wayland from Port Arthur to Fort William without any ice in the Kava River or nearby.
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Wayland
Port Arthur
Kava
Hungarian prelate speaks on settlers in Canada
Peter Way addresses the Hungarian Geographical Society about Hungarian settler agriculture and character. He notes children are English more than Hungarian and feel Canadian. The comptroller of the currency declares a twenty percent dividend to Aetna Banking Co creditors in Butte and Washington. Immigration for the year reaches 225,000, up four percent.
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Henry Mortimer Durand
James Bryce
Aberdeen
Bryce
United States
Washington, D.C
Comptroller of the Currency
Aetna Banking Company
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