Port Arthur Falls as Japanese Take Forts and Parole Russians
Reports from Tokyo and London describe the fall of Port Arthur with Japanese forces seizing forts, Russians allowed to return on parole, and heavy Japanese costs cited at about 100 million dollars. Descriptions detail destruction of Russian ships, mass surrender terms, and forecasts of Japanese naval freedom for Manchuria.
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Nogi
Port Arthur
Russia
Japan
Associated Press
Tokio
London
Daily Mail
Nassau
Kinkishen
Mattleshire
Retvizan
Potlava
Patlads
Marts
Hata
Hinwanshan
Helenta
Tungcheenanshan
She
Eta
Opamna Te T
Ling Yang
Paette
Vladivestom
Trope
Manchuria
Canadian Wheat Price Rise Plays Into Trade Policy
Attorney General Moody ruled that a refund or drawback on imported Canadian wheat could be extended for export use under current law. The cabinet discussed a plan to allow blending for export and to ease border prices, amid smuggling concerns and favorable Canadian supply. Millers favor import continuation while western farmers resist competition, with the decision seen as favorable to Canada.
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Natin DC
United States
Mooly
Shaw
Moody
Canada
Jone Northern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Grand Trunk Pacific engineer takes Winnipeg post
A. E. Hodgins, district engineer for Grand Trunk Pacific in Manitoba, arrives in Winnipeg to oversee the Winnipeg to Lake Nepigon route. He plans reconnaissance in January, with six parties. early staffing favors experienced men. New Manitoba and territory post offices opened January 1, and irrigation land deals near Calgary are noted alongside mining and Marconi system developments expanding marine communications.
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A. EK. Hodgins
Grand Frank Pacific Railroad
Winniper
Mr Hodgins
Winnipeg
Lake Nepigon
Dominion Governonr
White Nynith
Rat Portage
Dryden
Ignace
Sturgeon Lake
Cross Lake
East Fen
Manitoba
Moncton
Lake Abittibi
Hodgins
C. Bailey
Grand Trunk Pacific Company
Railway Commission
Brandon
James Arneld
Bradwardine
Hacelsior
Earth
Edmonton
Albert Putnam
Kamsack
West First
Kilwinning
Hind
Saskatchewan
James Dunlap
Resk Lake Rule
Humboldt
Atkinson
Prince Alvert Martins
Alberta
Kjosness
Fort Noelton
Fourth
Calgary
Mberta Fautkn
Old World Market Report and Stanley Memorial
A long digest of weather and market notes from London and Manchester outlines a Friday gale and high tides causing floods in the Thames estuary and London, with vessels rescued near Flamborough Head. A memorial to Henry Morton Stanley is described, using a granite monolith placed by his widow at Pirbright. The page also covers copyright debates, a new British Army rifle, counterfeit notes in the east, and a detailed crop and commodity market snapshot across wheat, barley, maize, and farm goods with price bullets and shipping notes.
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Stamey
Hagdah Crooks
Eherse
Manchester
England
Thames
London
Flamborough Head
Stanley
Pird Street
Henry M. Stanley
Dartmoor
Devonshire
Pirbright
Henry Morton Stanley
Produce and Livestock Prices From Winnimer Jan 6
A terse report notes scarce good stock and poor keeping quality. Prices show No 2 white corn 1 40 to 1 4 per bushel, barley and feed grades steady with higher range for some grain. Hay offerings are heavy and demand fair, causing prices to drift. Millfeed and ground feed values listed with ton delivery figures.
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Russia
Ocean
Liverpool
America
United States
Minneapolis
New York
Europe
India
Bradstreet’s
Manitoba
Akeal
Meyer
Whitin
Fort William
Port Arthur
California
Fort Wit
Ontario
Winnipeg
Fluctuating Flour Prices Suppress Market Demoralization
Reports from the trade indicate a demoralized flour market with prices for Manitobas and Ontarios diverging from official quotations. Some sellers hint at purchases around $5.20 to $5.50 per barrel for strong bakers and discounts below quoted rates, prompting buyers to verify exact conditions before buying at regular quotations.
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Siomenl
Pres
Ontario
Manitoba
Pope Receives Widow of Canadian Premier in Rome
On December 20 the Pope received Baroness Macdonald in his study in private audience. He spoke in French, invited her to sit beside him, and noted her late husband’s fair treatment of Canadian Catholics. He presented her with a medal bearing his head and arms. She then visited Papal Secretary Merry del Val and praised the Borgia Apartment as a model of perfection.
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Pope
Macdonald
Rome
Pontif
Merry del Val
Borgia
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Chetoo
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Tien
Fhem
Warionatele
Raine
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Gelag
Madaeascar
Beecher Tarmere
Duateon
Ajeet Bes Om Feoressr
Teia
Bune Puares Bar
Eran
Strand
Garrion Neers
Richmond
Sebastopal
Gordon
Kare
Paris
Gave
Frankfort
Metodara
Ladysmith
Kimberley
Mafeking
Stoesselburg
Stoensel
Stocesel
Canadian News
West
CPA
Sears
Avgodla
Lamb
Ross Avenue
James Rover Lamb
Sheppard Caraitt Wales
William RS
Salmo
Nelson
Kootenay Bell Group
Atsey Clark
Spokane
Kootenay Bell
Marconi
Marconi Wireless Tele Graph Company
Ratoni
Wabrador
Newfoundand
Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraph
Great North Western Company
Marine Fame Point
Heath Point
Atlantic
Allan
Cape Rae
Fraternity
OLD World News the Market Report
London Sandard
Arthur Conan Doyle
Hall Caine
Andrew Laby
W. K. Clifford
Coas
Cavalry
Infantry
Royal Wave
Marines
Bebe
Somaliland
Kang
Bien
East End
Switzerland
Manchester Guardian
George Gordon
Thompsom
Winnimer
Shorts
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