Many Persians Slain by Russian Cossacks
London reports say Tehran’s cabinet cut Morgan Shuster after a Russian ultimatum and a Teheran despatch notes heavy casualties in Tabriz. Russian forces patrol streets and threaten property, while Washington dispatches cite ongoing Persian killings and a deteriorating outlook for any amicable settlement.
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London
Tabriz
Morgan Spuster
Peres
St. Petersburg
Ittasiane
Washington
Teheran
Peri
Russia
Persia
W. Morgan Shuster
Atcowats
Japan Secrecy On China Reported At Tokyo Meeting
A Tokyo cabinet conference with elder statesmen including Prince Kateura reportedly discussed China. The talk centered on a republican government for China and potential outcomes from Shanghai peace talks. The prevailing view is that Beijing must yield to revolutionary pressure while Japan and Britain would refrain from intervention.
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Tokio
Kateura
China
Shanghai
Pekin
Japan
Great Britain
Question on Fur Seals Bill Draws House Action
Washington reports the House Foreign Affairs Committee plans early reconsideration of the Sulzer Bill to implement the North Pacific fur seal and sea otter protection convention with Great Britain Japan and Russia. Also noted are global news items on powder losses a Liberte incident and political chatter surrounding party changes.
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Washington
Sulzer
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
North Pacific Ocean
End of Troubled Days as Reyes Surrenders in Mexico
Gen Berardo Reyes, once Mexico’s top military figure and revolt leader, gives himself up amid turmoil. He defers final capitulation to Gen Frevino and seeks mercy for his followers, insisting they are not fugitives and should be treated with consideration.
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Neral Reyes
Linares
N. 1
Mexico
Berardo Reyes
Snore
Torder
Els
Linare
Sioel
Ls Redriegven
Marten
Pere Tion
Ifinal
Frevino
Mocetery
Renin
Aod
St.Trevino
Pepe
Genoa
Siiude Tregard
Pelletier Finds Big Ore Deposits Ahead of Spring Rush
Captain Pelletier ecR S WASP Ins and M W Cosby report a large ore body 33 miles north of Throat River by Lake Winnipeg. They estimate ore at 18 per ton with prices from 17 to 25 dollars and foresee a major influx of prospectors next spring, transporting a reducing mill and a large work crew over the ice.
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Mounted Police
North Country
Winnipeg
Pelletier
Ecr. S.wasp. Ins
M. W. Cosby
Ad Throat
Lake
Fight Over Immigrant Traffic Between Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific
The report notes a clash in the immigrant trade between Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific. Lehigh Vesley Railway reportedly refuses to join the GTR plan. Grand Trunk seeks to route a significant share of immigration traffic to Winnipes, arguing for use of its line west of Suspension Bridge toward Chicago. The next move in this anticipated battle remains unclear.
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Montreal
New York
Lehigh Vesley
GTR
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Pacife
Suspension Bridge
Winnipes
Nex
iutef@t
Fisheries officials discuss U S Canada fishery regulations
In Ottawa and New York negotiations, Professor Starr Jordan and Professor EE Prince represent the United States and Canada. The talks focus on formulating fishery rules for the high seas and inland waters to guide future regulation.
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Ottawa
Starr Jordan
U. S
EE. Prince
Canada
New York
Renewal of Triple Alliance discussed among European powers
The German, Austrian Hungarian, and Italian foreign ministers are examining renewal talks as greater activity unfolds at the chancelleries. Meanwhile US cruiser Monterey returned from Amoy after a voyage to Watow as pirate depredations on the West River Lake suspend river traffic above Chang Chow.
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Germany
Austria Hungary
Italy
Amoy
China
United States
Monterey
Watow
West River
Chang Chow
Colera Quarantine Relaxed in Ottawa
Ottawa relaxes cholera quarantine rules as the Director General of Public Health issues an order. Passage regulations no longer apply to vessels from Italy after bacteriological inspection for cholera infection.
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Colera
Ottawa
Te Director General of Public Health
Italy
Vessaia
Japanese Propose End to Immigration to Canada
Mr Miyako, a Japanese Parliament member, says Japan will prohibit all future immigration to Canada. He notes an cabinet agreement will stop Japanese immigration entirely, and describes Japan's aim to expand trade with Canada while avoiding interference in China.
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Miyako
Canada
Ottawa
K. Miyako
Tearaki
Tokio
Rome
Japan
Rsing
Korea
China
Rush for Gold Drives Dawson City Prospectors North
Dawson City reports 206 prospectors left for new Sixty Mile River fields as temperatures plummet to 57 below and later near zero. The rush promises rich payoffs with ground valued from eight to forty dollars per foot and rare finds worth 109 per pan. Supplies and lodging rush to the new camp as dangers loom.
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Dawson City
Dawson
Dams for Fraser River to Halt New Channel Risk
Vancouver engineer Louis Lacoste warns that Fraser River could cut a new channel toward Georgia Gulf in Ashington state if current flows persist. He suggests dam projects and additional protective works to maintain the river’s present course and prevent encroachment toward international waters.
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Canada
Louis Lacoste
Vancouver
Pacifc
Fraser River
Gulf of Georgia
Ashington
Lacoste
Bountery Bay
Blaine
American
Reindeer Meat Next Delicacy in American Diet
Wil lam F. Lopp of the government reindeer service, just back from Alaska, predicts reindeer meat becoming common on American tables. He notes commercial shipments are increasing and envisions a future with millions of prime reindeer in Alaska supplying fresh meat, a cross between mutton and beef but tastier.
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Washington
Alaska
Willam F. Lopp
Government
Reindeer Service
US Bureau of Education
Seattle
Sadies Loop.s
Commission on Technical Education Talks with Premier Ottawa
W Robertson chairman of the Commission on Technical Education meets Premier Ottawa and discusses a long running inquiry. The commission plans to present its report on Saturday but governments’ readiness to consider its far reaching recommendations remains unsure.
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W. Robertson
Oxtawa
K. W. Robertson
Commission On Technical Education
Canada
RL. Borden
Premier Shih Kai Pushes Plan for National Assembly
Pekin reports Premier Yusu Shih Kai has presented a Shanghai sourced proposal for a special national assembly to determine China’s future government form. The move signals a court facing its own fate, with the premier guiding the constitutional question.
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Pekin
China
Yusu Shih Kai
Shanghai
Three New Custom Ports Established by Council
A council decision establishes three new customs ports in Canada with surveys under the ports at Minnedosa Manitoba Kelowna British Columbia Revelstoke Forty Mile Yukon Territory and Dawson.
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Asm Onder
Otage
Minnedosa
Man
Forlage la Prairie
Kelowna
Revelstoke
Forty Mile
Yukon Territory
Dawson
Fate of China May Decide Public Form of Government
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to China’s future political path, citing public voice in the choice between republic and monarchy. Mentions efforts toward restoring peace and daily desertions of imperial forces.
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China
Reena
Live Stock Showing Stimulates Interest in West
Ottawa reports the Manitoba Agricultural College display at the Chicago Live Stock Show has sparked strong interest among central and western Canadian agricultural students. W. J. White, inspecting Canadian agencies in the U S, notes inquiries from western provinces about the National Corn Show and plans for migration northward. K C Hill of Lloydminster won the Colorado silver trophy for the best peck of peas, with the next show scheduled for 1912 at Columbus, South Carolina. The outlook suggests a spring rush from the United States comparable to prior years.
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Ottawa
Manitoba Agricultural College
Chicago
Western Canada
W. J. White
United States
Foureoune
White
K. C. Hill
Lloydminister
Columbus
Ohio
Hill
South Carolina
Equal Franchise Discussion in Alberta Legislature
Alberta leaders debate extending municipal powers and adopting single tax principles to include men and women in the franchise. Premier A L Sifton and J W Sifton discuss railway policy and broader government powers as the session adjourns. Litton plans Ottawa visit in January for railway legislation disallowance, while the trial court upholds its validity.
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Winnipes
A. L. Sifton Fremier
Alberta
Noather
J. W. Sifton
Legislature
Litton
Ottawa
C N R Plans Pacific Fleet Service Inference
The text reports that Canadian Northern Railway may start a steamship link between Exdada and Australia with CNR vessels. A London dispatch to the Daily Star mentions grain shipments and Calcutta mail, with rumors of a Vancouver to Europe route via Sir Krishna Gobinda Gupta, a member of the India council, who is to gain a large grain share from the Bengal governor. The piece notes a native has never left Europe by this route and references Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Vonaia Mann
Canadian Northern
Exdada
Australia
CNR. Vesnels London
Sit'ar
Calcutta
Vancouver
Europe
Krishna Gobinda Gupta
Parama Canal
India Council
Saskatchewan
Alverta
Bengal
Telegram cites slaughter in Tabriz during Russian aggression
A Teheran dispatch quotes the Tabriz vice governor reporting 500 Persian deaths as Russians press hostilities. Telegraph lines to Teheran and Tabris are cut, and British and Russian posts lack consul contact. The regent Nazir El Marx restrains troops from Parliament while Russia accepts Iran's response to its ultimatum.
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Teher
Tabriz
Teheran
Russia
Teherar
Tabris
Nazir el Marx
Toles
Ottawa eyes dumping tax repeal under new tariff plan
The government contemplates abolishing the dumping tax under the 190 tariff, arguing the levy targets U S imports while harming Canadian buyers. Officials say the tax penalizes consumers, stifles competition, and burdens Canadian industry, with exemptions modestly limited.
Chinese crew on Empress of Japan cuts pigtails amid revolution
Chinese workers aboard the Empress of Japan have cut their pigtails to show support for the revolutionary party opposing the Manchu Dynasty. Some even deserted at Shanghai to join the movement, altering the ship’s familiar appearance with red robes and sweeping queues.
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Hinese
Revolutionary Party
Vancouver
Shanghai
Japan
May Raise Duties Against Americans
In St Petersburg the Duma considers an increase in duties on American imports as proposed by ex President Julehkoff. The measure alarms business groups while the Congresses of Industry and Commerce urge dismissal. The Octoberist central committee is summoned to Moscow. Guichioi explains the cotton duty as a menace but says the plan will undergo serious consideration before adoption. The Duma has voted to send the proposal to the financial committee.
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St. Peterepurt
Julehkoff
Russia
National Council of the Congresses of Industry
Central Committee
Moscow
M. Guichioi
Duma
Race for Gold Two Hundred Prospects Stampede North
Two hundred prospectors with dogs race from Dawson Yukon to a new gold field at Sixty Mile River head, a six day trek. The stampede rivals the Klondike rush, with harsh conditions as men trek through deep snow and cold. Ernest Miller notes torn clothing and extreme peril, while many seek to claim potential riches amid frigid weather.
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Dawson
Y.T
Dawso
Ernest Miller
Dawson Territory
Tovn Claim
Construction Boom Near 7 Thousand Men on Vancouver Line
Vancouver reports indicate about 5,400 workers are employed in construction between Port Mann and Kamloops, with numbers rising as new grades open. Officials project total employment to approach 7,000 by late January, reflecting a winter work surge for the Canadian Northern Railway project.
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Vancouver
Canadian Northern Railway
Port Mann
Karmleeps
Turks to close Italian banks in Turkey action
The Turkish government announces plans to close all Italian banks and similar establishments operating in Turkey, signaling a significant financial and diplomatic move amid ongoing tensions. The measure targets foreign banking entities and may impact Turkish markets and international relations.
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Constantinople
Turkey
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