Decision of Ry Board Unanimous Rates Ruling for Western Associated Press
The Ottawa board of railway commissioners rules Western Associated Press papers may receive the same rates as competitors. It finds Canadian Pacific Railway discrimination against WA P and orders equal terms for news delivery and distribution across Western Canada. The decision impacts CPR practices over the past two decades and affirms WA P as the sole competing news organization on equal footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Mini Associates
CPR
Iewnear
Cory News
Cnatie
Strere Chareet
Pri
Whetuter
Whorendteasinn
Canada
Wa.p
Montres
Ottawa
Board of Railway Commuissionere
Western Associated Press
Canadian Pacific Raileay
Aps
Weller
Western
Canaia Ale Welern
Aiescina Ress
Fragmented OCR Note on Service Charges and Transmission
A garbled OCR fragment discusses official misstatements about charges for service delivery. It mentions a company and a base, referencing transmission and crimes at points of service. The readable items indicate the note concerns charges and enforcement related to service provision and possible criminal aspects.
Winnipeg to Yukon Railway Promoters Plan Ambitious Route
A report describes promoters proposing a two thousand mile railway from Winnipeg to the Yukon via Calgary Edmonton to Dawson City. The project envisions a transcontinental link with river valley routes to access Klondike gold country, claiming strong finance prospects and international travel potential. Police and trade data appear in nearby notes, including force strength in several Canadian territories and year ending trade figures.
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Botsh
Amsh
Yukon
Somerset
Duke
Winnipee
Kinbidge
Calgary
Daweon
Ata
Yakon Gold
Klondike
Lethbridge
Cardston
United States
Laviter
Mt Ottawa
Pr Romane Importaner
Val Police
Liberia
Saskatchewan
Northent Territories
Coommins
Mwe Perry
Herta
DAREDEVIL FLIGHT BY PAULHAN SHATTERS RECORDS
Paulhan, the Prince of Aviators, flies at 400 to 500 feet and remains aloft for fifty minutes and forty six seconds. He ascends, completes staged flights, and is carried triumphantly on the crowd’s shoulders after a perilous descent. The feat marks bold progress in early aviation.
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Paulhan
Prince of
Aviators
Ile
Paul
Tom
Paulban
Paulian
Mountabanks
Peale
Tircols Beachy
Roy Kimbeswehur
Lirigibe Belloon
Conde
Found Garden of Eden Conmarnisn a0ernie 40
Sir William Wilwer, a British adviser to the mineral public works, claims to have pinpointed the Garden of Eden at Haidlah Mourish oasis about 250 kilometres west of Tagdad. He proposes the deluge was caused by the formation of the central plain between the Euphrates and Tigris as irrigation dikes failed, splitting the plains into four arms.
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William Wilwer
Minral Public Works
Eien
Haidlah
Mourish Ne Oasis
Tagdad
Thrush
Euphrates Rane
Williaga
Die Entre
Euphiratee
Tigris
Warning to Poets The Ine micnars fiasco at stock dealer show
A garbled report notes a dispute at a show where a dealer questioned a performer. The response from Brown and others is captured in unclear dialogue, reflecting a chaotic moment and a tense exchange over a returned item and policy.
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Gilder
Alwase
Brown
Couple Remarry in Ottawa After Eight Year Absence
A long separated couple reunited in Ottawa as George and Mrs Robinson wed after eight years apart. The ceremony followed a period of courtship and travel, with the couple planning their life together in the city. In other news, the naval defence program expenses to date amount to 5479 for salaries travel and expert advisers. Senior officers named include Rear Admiral Charles Kingsmill, Commander I.D.D. Stewart, and Lieut. RM. Brephe Stall Lines, all serving two years in Canada.
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Ottawa
Kamloops
George
Deere
FD Monk
Charles Kingsmill
D. D. Stewart
RM. T. Brephe Stall
Canada
Royal Navy
Serious Charge Against Switchmen in Moose Jaw CPR Case
George cpitch and the CPR van were charged in the police court with being under the influence of liquor while on duty. After evidence, the accused was committed for trial. Another switchman named Moore faced a similar charge and was summoned to appear in court. The cases drew interest among railway workers. Both accused are represented by counsel.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
George Cpitch
CPR
Moore
Canadian Naval Bill Expands Navy to Eleven Vessels
In Parliament the government announced a navy expansion to eleven ships, replacing seven cruisers and six destroyers. The plan includes four Bristol class ships, one Broadcor type, a smaller class, and six river patrol destroyers, with construction cost about eleven million and annual maintenance near three million. Sir Wilfrid and leaders debated build vs imperial contribution, noting Canada’s non conscription stance. London commentary praised Sir Wilfrid and Mr Borden for the planning and anticipated responsibility.
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Inestead
Onawa
Promis
Eievets Riullah Vollars Veweis
Bristol
Wilfrid
Canada
Atlantic
Naval of
RL Bornate
Imperial
Borden
Monk
Lachine
London
the Times
Wile Walter
Toronto
KR. I. Borden
Jude
Mb 1
Big Rise in Railway Mileage Across Regions Reported
The report shows a surge in railway mileage to 514 miles, with capital in Canada and Ireland totaling 1,300,581,416 dollars. Passenger numbers reach about 1,540,900 while passenger revenue declines to 25,909,26, and fatalities reach 478 with 1,405 injuries. Electric railways record mileage around 314,824,066 with 1,198 deaths and 2190 injuries. In Russia, public opinion grows wary of the State Knox plan to neutralize railroads, amid bitterness and questions of good faith as Russia turns to Japan for aid.
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House of
Cota
Sin
Ireland
Canatann
Tee
Electic Railways
Teportin
Dors
Knox
St. Petersburg
Kuria
Russia
Japan
Aged Woman Dressed as Man Dubois Arrested for Vagrancy
An aged person named Adelina Dubois, initially described as a man named Tim, was arrested for vagrancy. The jail doctor evaluated the individual and determined the case as a mental health issue, with the person reportedly wearing men's clothing for years.
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A. Dubois
Tim
Tre
Aime
Adelina Dubois
Saskatchewan Crop Yields and Gains Across Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan reports push in farm wealth with higher acreages and strong yields, ranking third on the continent. Estimated total production and value for wheat, oats, and cattle show Saskatchewan leads among western provinces, aided by new machinery, harvest methods, and expanding infrastructure.
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Sankstobewan
Bureau of Aslocration
Department of Agriculture
Dakots
Saskatchewan
Town
She Iewain
Minnesota
United States
Lake Magadi Soda Deposit Revealed In Uganda Rail Route
A report from Uganda describes an African railroad toward Lake Magadi seeming to reveal a vast soda lake. The water layer is shallow, appearing marble like, with a soda seam extending across twenty square miles and deeper deposits expected beneath.
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Hom
Uganda
Lake Magadi
Jereng Sng
Bom
Winnipeg Low Death Rate Tale Persists Here
Winnipeg recorded a death rate of 121 per thousand last year, among the continent’s lowest. Cleveland stood at 132, with New Orleans the highest at 206, placing Winnipeg's figure as notably low compared with major cities.
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Innipeg
Winniee
Winnnipeg
Cleveland
New Orleans
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Associated Prose
G.N.W
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Ferlicabie
Vnedian Pacific
Winnipeg
Board of Trade
Daredevil
Flight
Laurier
Henry
Barker
Big Mung River
Here
Killal
Carl
Henriz Muddy
Monee Jas
Duren Henty
Ie South
Montana Police
Wood Mountain
Lills
Casskatoon Milling
Seventeenth Street
Midi
Farward M. Farrell
N.S
Legislative Assembly
Wiliam Roche
M.P
Halifax City
Nova
Alberta
Winnipeg Sers
Standard Oil
Norbert Alberts
Petro
Kem McMurray
Tio
Jphalt
Hull
Royal Alexandra Re
Hutchingswent
WG Lhcetikow
H. Ruth
Marshall Oi Company
Milan
Iowa
von Hammerstein
Jo Thomas Kel John Me Sicatar
Prince Taylor
Mineo
Robert Jones
L Xitionel
Dakota
Arthur Stewart
Mercury
J. Melnis
Mulock
Loftiag Anan
Strong and
Tansey Tha
Somedi Watsangi
Hares
Epreente m
Hiteresis Deitel
Athabasca
Reon
Gumerous Vnd
Fepsforiabich Sargs
Borinine
Tienrieh
Ecce
Franke Smith
McMurray
Wich Ib
Pete
Ennell
Sa ‘Thue Company
Tem
Peg Gare
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