Ulster and Home Rule Debate in Parliament
The article covers Lord Salisbury era style debate on Ulster exclusion from Ireland home rule measures. It notes Sir Edward Carson's amendment to exclude southern counties, Premier Asquith warning the bill would be wrecked, Andrew Bonar Law suggesting Loyalists might resign to foreign rule, and Winston Churchill opposing calls for annexation. Also mentions Franz Ferdinand's visit to the Kaiser and a military review at Springe with royal attendance.
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Ulster
Sorthern
Ireland
Edward Carson
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Dublin
Asquith
Andrew Bonar Law
Lawaid
Crater
Winston Churchill
Aamira'ty
Ad- Aresa
Mr. Taw
Franz Ferdinand
Kaiser Herlin
Springe
Hanover
Berlin
Teistgarten
Schloss
Kaiser
Inian
Elta
Springs
Bernhardt's Tomb Sacred Will Not Be Challenged
A report claims French government will not challenge the tomb of actress Sarah Bernhardt, prepared on a rock in the Atlantic. Details describe a religiously protected resting place and a royal interest, with a police note and a necklace found aboard a ship in Paris. A Kaiser concern over a recruit and a vast Toronto apartment project are also touched upon in the snippet.
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Paria
Mmne
Sarah Beahard
Atantic Ocean
Gos
Ainsala
Bernhard
Acess
Telone
Ae Ford Hse
Dei
Pastor breaks into chapel amid church row
Rev Daniel Hughes clashed with Cranestreet Baptist congregation over resignation. He smashed glass, forced entry, and remained inside all day as nine baptisms were performed. Hughes claimed deacons labeled followers as undesirables and vowed to overturn the prior demand for his resignation.
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Lendoe
Cranestreet Bac ‘Tat
Postypool
Daniel Hughes
Hughes
Tam
Turks Concede After Protracted Talks at Peace Conference
After lengthy diplomatic skirmishes the Turks capitulated to most Balkan allied demands at the New Year session in St James Palace. Rechad Pasha announced cession of nearly all European territories save Adrianople and the frontier area. The terms include rectifying the Turko Bulgarian border west of the current line, surrendering Adrianople to Bulgaria, and resolving the Aegean Islands and other issues by the Powers.
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London
St James Palace
Rechad Pasha
Adrianople
Constantinople
Vlayet
Adriano
Adrianoplea
Turkey
Bulgaria
Svania
Rechad Pacisa
Turkes
Abia
Russia Liberates Serfs in Semihistoric Move
St Petersburg reports the Council of dalax abolishes vestiges of serfdom in Russia. The emancipation decree of 1861 had excluded the Caucasus with temporary measures awaiting broader equality. The century-long debate paused amid opposition to full abolition and continued reforms. Prime Minister returns to Ottawa after a two week Atlantic City visit with Mrs Morden. he plans to stay until the session opens.
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St. Petersburg
Council of
Dalax
Russia
Ottawa
Borden
Prince Passes Exans In Naval Cadet Exam
London reports Prince Albert, son of King George, ranked low among naval cadet exam candidates last month. The press notes the prince’s limited merit and the surprising performance of peers, though the event remains a matter of royal interest.
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London
Prince Albert
King George
Peteons
The Real Author Behind Mrs Wilson Woodrow Stories
A profile reveals Mrs Woodrow Wilson is the author of popular breezy stories. Despite public belief she is a young woman with blonde hair not a man. She explains she learned at home and was offered $100 for a mining camp series by a New York syndicate.
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Washington
United States
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Woodrow
New York City
Tewspaper Syndicate
Winnipeg Grain Market Sees Cautious Trade Tone
Winnipeg weekly grain market report notes subdued activity in cash wheat and a cautious speculative tone. Prices edge up slightly from December lows amid mixed demand. Western Canada enjoys mild weather, strong rail movement, and steady price levels for two and three northern grades, with oats and barley showing larger gains in inspections.
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Winnipeg
Pelsta
Chicago
Argonne
Bradstreet
jAreentae
United States
Canada
Stoes Fort William
Port
I Norther
Alberta
Fort William
Royal portrait and rumors swirl around Duchess of Mecklenburg
A faded pane describes Queen Wilhelmina with her daughter Princess Juliana in a mangled account. It notes royal union rumors and asserts the queen and her consort are in accord. The piece highlights Juliana’s charm and public popularity amid palace speculation.
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Holland
Juliana
Wilhehmine
William III
Henri
Mecklenirg
Sousion
Onder
Juliannis
Canadian Northern Big Order for Equipment Purchases
D B Nonna, vice president of Canadian Northern, announced contracts totaling 7,000,800 for equipment delivery. The orders include 15 refrigerator cars and 160 stock cars to be built by the company, with a plan for railcar production in the North. Separate naval airship funding and general supply figures are noted, alongside a United States visible supply update showing 63,168,009 bushels, down from 70,489,000 a year ago.
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Canadian Northern
Toronto
D. B. Nonna
Canadian Northern Hat
Daced
Conedien
TarAlte
Surana
Unite States
United States
Cannibal Mexican Snails Stir Debated Import Review
An article notes a controversial import of Mexican snails described as cannibalistic by researchers. The piece reports on researchers from the Acad Protective Totter division who warn about potential risks and the need for caution in handling and consumption.
The Bible Lesson on Elohim and Creation
A Sunday School lesson from a 19th century preacher explores Genesis creation themes. It discusses Elohim as Creator, the image of God in man, and the unity of God with redemption through Christ, emphasizing the unity of creation and the coming church. The teacher notes the Garden of Eden, life in the image of God, and the future church as bride.
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C. M. Stearns
Boos
Wellington
Atros
God
Gehorah Elohim
Rees
Fife
Abraham
Joshua
Manoah
Adam
Eve
Paul
Christ
Train at Colborne Prompts New Year Run
Train from Innines arrives Colborne on January 1 as authorities plan a railway run over the Dairy line by January 31. Wheat shipments of twenty tons are noted with shipments to Port Colborne and onward to St John NB. A vessel bound for South Africa awaits cargo clearance and related costs.
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Innines
Port Colborne
Immiéatey
Leiden
Bnamotat
St. John
Whence
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Lueson
Knet
Anstate
Colborne
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