Vast Mineral Wealth of the North Country
Fort McMurray district described as a future bonanza by Col. J. B. Finn, veteran oil prospector. He notes abundant oil near two hundred fifty feet east of the Athabasca river and predicts vast coal and mineral prospects across the district. Finn cites easy heat supply potential for Edmonton and touts Athabasca oils and iron prospects as promising opportunities for development.
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Pamonton
Alta
Fanonton
Firn
Veveran
Panonton
Vancouver
Athabasca Oils Ltd
Fort McMurray
Finn
Albarca
Col
Qivant
North America
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Teras
Palfornia
Edmonne
ST Heileta
Port McMurray Cannery
McMurene
Athabasca
Ana
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans Dies in Washington
Obituary notes the death of Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans of the US Navy from acute indigestion. Veterans recount his world cruise and service including actions at Fort Fisher and the destruction of the Spanish fleet, with remarks from Taft administration officials and a cadet mobility plan from Canada.
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United States Navy
Washington
Robly D. Evans
Evans
Hallionip
San Francisco
Taft
Robiey Donelison Frans
Flord County
Virginia
Ablic
United States Naval Academy
Fort Fishter
Becarr
Walay Baconchet
Mowe
Bammon
Cer Tees
Santinen
Monte Christo of the Yukon Consolidates North Vancouver Gold Properties
A. N. C. Treadgeld, a noted mining operator, travels via Vancouver to London to consolidate his Yukon interests into a single M7 corporation with an estimated ten million dollar capitalization. He completed summer purchases and awaits a Gowerine supply deal for electrical service across a wide radius of the Yukon capital.
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Treadgeld
Vancouver
Yukon
Gureendel Sauion
Klondyie
A. N.C. Treadgeld
London
England
M7 Corporation
Monte Christo
Canadian Navy to fly royal flag on all ships
Ottawa announces a new flag policy for the Canadian Navy. All ships shall display the white ensign as the crown's symbol and the Dominion of Canada blue ensign as the jack at the staff, with a white pennant at the masthead. North Portal in Saskatchewan reports fighting activity and stock figures for December 21. The period shows 2051 head of stock, including 2105 horses, amid a harsh winter and settler movement.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Ruth
North Portal
Sask
Sloop Survey Between Craven and Yerkin
A survey note reports a sloop running between Craven and Yerkin with no interference anticipated from the tersiory tributary to Wynyard. The survey party notes a bony line between Yerkon and Rar and mentions that the steel has already been laid.
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Craven
Yerkin
Wynyard
Sripresrat
Siube Bony
Yerkon
Rar
Kote
Potat
Increased Cost of Living Conference in Ottawa Proceedings
An Ottawa session of the International Association for Labor discusses rising living costs and wage policy. Attendees include Ackland and Denoty Minias, with delegates from allied nations and representatives from the New York Chamber of Commerce and several U.S. governmental and economic bodies. The convention addresses government initiatives to curb inflation and protect workers, noting involvement of the American Economic Association and related societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Internatinal Association For Labor
Teelata
Roa Ackland
Minias
Tahori
Ely
Ackland
New York
Chamber of Commeres
Fia
The
American
Sociatost Leat Societe
American Economic Association
Terra Nova Set for Antarctic Voyage From New Zealand
The Terra Nova准备 sails from Teton, New Zealand, heading south to deliver supplies for Captain Scott’s Antarctic expedition. Unclear OCR text confirms departure aims and voyage context.
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Antarctie Rébions Teton
N. Z
Dry farming congress Yor Event Letheridge date fixed
The Dry Farming Congress sets Monday for an event to organize and control efforts. Duncan Marshall is named honorary president of the executive. the executive deputy is Gere court.
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Devin
Sid Hon
Duncan Marshall
Ste Ore
Alberta
Gerecourt
Cannot Form New Ministry In Constantinople
Constantinople faced deadlock as grand vizier Said Pasha has not yet formed a new ministry to replace the recently resigned cabinet. The ruling circle contemplates a dissolution of the chamber and a fresh dissolution of development awaits.
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Constantinople
Said Pasha
Morning Post Critics US Panama Canal Preference Plan
The London Morning Post launches a strong anti US proposal to grant a preference for American ships through the Panama Canal. It argues the move violates Hay-Pauncefate terms and betrays treaty obligations, risking long term control of canal traffic and provoking international dispute.
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London “Morning Post
London
the Morning Post
United States
Panama
Walter
Rune
Pestseh Commuia
George’s Coronation Gift From Subjects For Young Marine Officers
London report on a coronation gift fund for King George. The total raised exceeds fifty thousand pounds with a final subscription near 2407 pounds. The gift will be a jewelled badge of the Order of the Garter featuring the cameo of St George and the Dragon. Funds target marine officers finishing training.
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London
George
Order of the Garter
St. George
Railway Probe to Investigate Western Car Shortage
A J Nixon of the Railway Commission will travel west within days to lead an inquiry into car shortages and freight rates in the west. The investigation, expected to last about three weeks, aims to address petitions and resolutions from western boards of trade and prime ministerial line concerns.
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A. J. Nixon
Railway Commission, ‘On Investigation Committee
Ottawa
Railway Commission
West
Sword
Tes
Thor Whey
Western Boards of Trade
Prapirie
Minister of Railways
Nationalize Y M C A to Align With Canadian Sentiment
A recent meeting in Toronto proposed creating a national committee to coordinate YMCA activities nationwide. The move aims to make the Canadian YMCA more in tune with Dominion life and Chinese-Canadian organization trends, reflecting a shift toward national alignment.
Insurance Act Change in Canada for Fire Policy Holders
Ottawa notice requires all Canadians insuring property in fire insurance companies or associations unlicensed to file a statement of all shed insurance with the finance department. Failure to report by March 1 incurs penalties. Forms for filing are prepared and available on request.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
London Observer Hints Queen Mary to Visit Washington
The Observer suggests Queen Mary may include Washington in her state visit itinerary to foreign capitals, aligning with European royal customs of visiting major capitals. The report notes such trips are considered likely given informed commentary.
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London
Observer
Weil
Queen Mary
Washington
Great Waterways Case Lets Ottawa Rule on Alberta Rail Contract
The case concerns the minister's challenge to the Alberta Legislature act cancelling the railway contract. Ottawa argues disallowance of the act, seeking to uphold the agreement and financial terms involved. The dispute highlights tensions between federal oversight and provincial project cancellation.
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Great Waterways
Ottawa
Great Waterways Railway
Alberta
Ancient bison horns found in Bow River dig near Calgary
Workmen excavating for a tunnnel along the Bow River uncovered a perfectly preserved set of bison horns likely about a thousand years old. The discovery occurred 26 feet under the riverbed during construction activity.
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Calgary
Bow River
Saskatchewan Farmers Seek Fast Rail Relief for Grain
Support from the western council of agriculture aims to speed action by the Dominion Railway Commission on low grade grain shipping before warm weather. Saskatchewan ministers say ongoing government talks with railway authorities should produce a practical solution to prevent heavy losses, with data gathered to present a complete case to the railway board.
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Ing
Dominion Railway Conmission
Western Council of Agriculture
Prairie
Saskatchewan
Calder
Ouneil
Boards of Trade In
Railway Department
Board of Railway Commissioners
Britain Plans Intervention Over Macedonia and Albania
British ambassador told Grand Vizier Said Pasha London may publish a blue book on consular reports of crimes in Macedonia if the situation in European Turkey does not improve. Talks with the Bulgarian minister to Turkey, M. Sarovoff, were reported to support possible intervention amid rumors of imminent revolts in the region.
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Nopie
Macedona Y
Albania
Gerard A. Lowther
Pasha
Turkey
Macedonia
Grand Vizier
A 'Saratoff
M. Sarvoff
Geena
Court of Customs Appeal Decision Expected In March
A March judgment from the Court of Customs Appeals is anticipated on tariff issues surrounding the entry of certain wood products. The decision could influence whether the Board of General Importers in New York denies a claim and allows appeals to the Customs Court by month’s end.
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Court of Customs Appeal
Washington
Court of Customs Ann
Board of Geners Unnraisers
New York
Customs Court
Temorter
Naner
Mayrant Destroys Circled Cunard Liner Mauritania
Navy officers recount a feat by the destroyer Mayrant off Nantucket as she circled the Cunard liner Mauritania while both were at full speed. The Mayrant signaled, moved to the liner’s wake, and completed two complete circles to ensure safe passage.
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Maurentania
Newport
Hea
Mayrant
Cunard
Canadian Forestry Association Meeting in Ottawa February
The Canadian Forestry Association will hold its annual meeting and convention in Ottawa at the Railway Committee Rooms Parliament Buildings on February 7 and 8 under Governor General patronage. Expected attendees include Premier Borden and many ministers, along with officials such as Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Dr. Gifford Pinchot of Washington.
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Ottawa
Canadian Forestry Association
Penorieeeneral
Panera
Thoreday
Premier Borden
Wilfrid Taurtes
Fernew
Toronto
Ditford Pinchot
Washington
Yort vows to stay in the race despite pressure in Washington
Fragmentary text indicates Yort asserts commitment to the presidential race with statements about Taft and public support. Mentions possible withdrawal from the Republican nomination and hints at reactions from Washington and Rosevelt figures. The garbled OCR limits clarity on names and events.
Extermination urged for west coast sea lions
The West Coast asks guardians to shoot sea lions at Vancouver Island bays and harbors to protect salmon runs. Fishermen report sea lions following young salmon into harbors and harming herring fisheries while wartime predator depredations persist.
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Vierona
Vancouver
Cape Stott
Triangle Ieland
HS. Filer
Dominion Telestanh Service
West Coast Fishing & Curing Co
Trans-Persian Railroad plan under banker lead
British French and Russian bankers plan a Paris meeting to form a syndicate with a capital of thousand to survey a proposed Trans-Persian Railway. The route would run from Raku in Trans-Caucasia to Astra on the Caspian, through Kerman to Gwettar and on to Kurta chee and Indian railroads.
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London
Paris
Orsantre
Great Britain
Russia
We Raku
Astra
Caspian Sea
Tigeran
Kerman
Persia
Gwettar
Crabian Sea
Matuchidan
Kurtachee
Government Annuities Transfer Moves Forward in Canada
Ottawa plans shift of annuities work from the annuities Branch to the Department Services under Edward Cartwright with postmasters handling duties. The change aims to boost government sales and will be trialed by Hon. J. P Pelletier and cabinet colleagues. Ottawa also debates restricting Union Jack advertising to foster respect and prevent desecration.
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Sam Hughes
Ottawa
Henri Bourassa
Dominion
Canada
Iife
Department of Trade and Commerce
Edward Cartwright
J. P Pelletier
George M. Israannl
United States
Bradbury
Polygamy Debate Surrounds Hindoos in British Columbia
Vancouver reports debate on allowing wives and children of Hindoos in British Columbia to join families in Canada. J C-Dominion transport agent J Hi Maetill notes polygamy is practiced by about 1 500 Hindus in the area and could complicate immigration rules. News mentions rejections at San Francisco over polygamy and discusses a potential royal visit to Canada with Prince of Wales and Prince Albert, likely not happening in 1912.
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Vancouver
J. C—Dominion
J. Hi. Maetill
Palish Columbia
India
San Francisco
Canada
Wales
Prince of Wales
Prince Albert
PR Stam Changes Jaw In Promoted Mechanic Role
P R Stam reshuffles staff promoting a mechanic in the Alterta division. R A Pine advances to Winatpes in the same chain of command.
Sunday School Lesson on Luke 1 Commentary
A devotional summary of Luke 1 focusing on Gabriel’s visit to Mary, Elizabeth’s filled state, and Mary’s Magnificat. It discusses prophecy, the Messiah as the Son of David, the Holy Spirit’s role from birth, and the coming Kingdom, urging faith and prayer.
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D. M. Stearns
Gabriel
Mary
Netle
David
Flvareth
Zacharias
Ira
Elizabeth
Christ
Fitzabern
Ton
le John
Ezek
Jesus
Abosanes
Davi
Flea
Lili
Paul
Hapetnen
Sem Lake
Alseintes
Lernel
Minor Changes Proposed in Department of Agriculture Ottawa
The Hon. Martin Purrel, Minister of Agriculture, says changes will be minor after the Library Service Commissioners report. They will investigate the department like others and report to the government on businesslike handling before any changes are made.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Martin Purrel
Chul
Gov
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Canadian Cadet Movement
International Commission
Captaincott
Congress
U. & Ships
Nationalize
Y.M.C.A
VAMLC
America
Ocean
Katchewan Government
Britain
U.S
Forestry Association
Washington, D. C
Taftin
Taff
Havie
Vancouver Island
Regina
Grain Growers’ Grain Company
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Elevator Company
Grain Growers Association of
Manitoba
Tefina
del Ncates
Ould Protect Union
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