Jury System Dying Out In Ontario Says Professor
A professor warned the Ontario bar faces decline as salaries and training falter. He urged a formal arbitration process and noted a drift toward partisan appointments. Lawyers, merchants, and retailers were cited in arguing for standardized pricing and fair dealing amid calls for reforms in the provincial system.
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New X Ray Machine Demonstrated by WD Coalidge
WD Coalidge unveiled a new X ray tube at a dinner with scientists and medical authorities. The device reportedly offers extraordinary penetrating power and rapid treatment potential, with demonstrations suggesting strong cancer treatment value. Attendees included Prof. Snerer from Cornell University and Dr Judas Quimby Bital.
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Outbreak of Hog Cholera Suppresses Saskatchewan Efforts
Reports from Dr Tam and inspectors describe a serious hog cholera outbreak in Saskatchewan with 722 animals destroyed in earlier action. Authorities say new cases decline as cold weather aids control and strict measures bite, though lingering fear remains of total eradication.
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Cement supplies snag as railways warn of spring delays
A clipped paragraph notes storage of about 4500 sacks of cement for next spring and a prior year shortage near 1,000,000 sacks. It discusses possible government action to suspend tariffs and the need to move cement by barge to head of the lakes. Shipping delays from a November storm crippleed shipments and factory output.
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Canadian Wheat and Pardon Talks Highlight New Year News
scattered Canada West and East reports mention Mackenzie and Tolman cases, Prairie tree planting, New Year ceremonies, and Marquis wheat sales. Notes include a six month term, possible pardon conditions, and large wheat estimates from Saskatchewan and Manitoba experiments.
New German Colony Portage in Pratt Man-Messrs Metcalfe and Burley
The Hollywood district west of Lake Manitoba aims to form a large German colony on the lands these men favor. Early spring plans foresee active builders beginning homes for families who will follow.
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Haldane questioned over pensions and salaries in royal commission
In a public discussion reported from the law courts, Lord Haldane defends the Lord Chancellor salary while debating whether any public official is worth more than his 10,400 pounds yearly pay, tied to the royal commission’s evidence and Samuel Roberts’ questions.
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Expedition plans reported in letter to the Times
A letter from explorer Lomaon outlines an Imperial TransAtlantic expedition. The plan starts from a South American port on a crossing of the South Polar continent with return via New Zealand. Supporters in British lands are urged to assist.
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Wedding of Landon and Reveres Clarke Shown at Eatery
A fragment from a wedding records a ceremony where Mrs Reveres Clarke presided as the mother of the bridegroom. Cold weather kept the groom from attending. breakfast featured a toast and a short verse from the bride’s poem. The scene included a slice of the wedding cake and a dog nearby.
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Manufacturing Firms Shift to Canada Along CP Lines
A CP Railway forwarded statement to Ottawa shows a drift of American manufacturers into Canada. Since January 1912, eighty eight U S firms have located along CP lines, employing about 9,875 workers and investing capital of roughly 18 million dollars.
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Early Canadianand US grain and utility deals announced
Fragmented OCR notes describe plans for a grain elevator and milling venture in Canada with U S links, plus a municipal move to acquire and centralize utilities. Mentions include a 10 thousand unit value, sheep breeding imports, a Canadian town Coutts, Montan- style entries, and a push to take over a private gas plant in Nelson or Le Pas area, with snow halting streetcar service.
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Improved grain crops report from Ottawa growers meeting
Report of Can Growers Association held recently at Ottawa notes improved grain crops. Farmers growing canner oats reported average yield around 51 bushels with 42 bushels recorded for another variety.
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Coal Output Surges in 1913 Amid Production Rise
Estimates from Edward Parker of the Geological Survey indicate U S coal production rose by thirty to forty million tons in 1913 over 1912 due to spring shortages easing and miners operating at full capacity. The year may close with total output between 565 and 575 million tons, reflecting national industrial activity despite regional floods and disruptions.
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Exploring Ship Lost New York Lore of the star swthe
The Danish exploring ship Margrethe vanished in the West Indies under Dr. Carl Jacobsen support. Copenhagen funded the mission and found a bust of Frederick the Great in a vault near Dessay, with the ship’s scientific work led by a physiology department member. The piece notes the discovery and plans to place the bust in a royal museum.
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Employed Quarter Million Hands in New York
A report shows the sleet corporation employing more people than ever, with about 49 000 employees identified in stock holders records. Common and preferred stock holders total 124 000.
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Wireless problems at sea spark global safety debate
A Times View analyzes the wireless telegraphy dispute amid discussions by shipowners and officials. It notes that peaceful intership interference could affect coast-to-coast signaling and alarms, urging international action at the Safety of Life at Sea conference to set standard classes of vessels and wiring practices.
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Tubercle Vaccine Breakthrough Reported in 19th Century Trials
Reports from a medical inquiry describe Renarsing Tuberce Bacil and Dr Rioux testing tubercle cultures that may alter cures for consumption. Early results note a toxin fatal to microbes. heat sensitivity and neutralization details are given, with mentions of vaccine implications and experiments in later weeks.
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Women Seek State Pension Inclusion for Civil Servants
Women advocate extending superannuation rights to include female civil servants in Ottawa. Meetings have been held to push for pension eligibility, noting past practice limited benefits to men or required marriage before eligibility.
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Behold I Send Thee Forth A Sunday School Lesson
A compact teaching summary on Luke teaching, Acts, and John about Jesus sending the Twelve, Gideon’s call, and Paul’s conversion. It emphasizes readiness to serve, reliance on God, and the call to preach, with references to scripture in Luke, Mark, John, Acts, Colossians, and Thessalonians. The piece underscores obedience, mission, and spiritual courage amid hardship.
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Smallpox in Dakota Nets Quarantine Near Turtle Mountain
North Dakota health officials report smallpox activity confined largely to half breeds in the Turtle Mountain district near St John. State authorities impose stringent quarantine in the little district but ignorance among victims hinders containment. No cases proven fatal in this state, though about 50 to 100 cases noted.
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