Landsuit Over Gravel Stealing At Canadian Northern Front
Crookston Minnesota reports Herbert Sanbours farmer near Benadette sues the Cana d Northern railway in district court seeking about 17000 dollars for gravel taken from homestead land near the Northern railroad. Government also sues for same damages claiming land title rests with the United States. investigation by Interior Dept agent McEney found 100000 cubic yards removed, about half linked to the homestead filings. The case centers on whether Sanbours had rights to damages since title remains with the U(S) government. suit may total around 20000 dollars.
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Duspatch
Crookston
Herbert Sanbours
Benadette
Tian Northern Railroad
Helen Homesteader
Fumeverson & Loring
Cana Northern Railway
United States
Ns Yrotary
Canada
Koingiver
Sanbourn
M.D. McEney
Department of the Interior
Neaudette
Manitoba Prairies and Trees Promise a Dignified Landscape
H F G comments in Toronto Star on Manitoba farming vision. The piece praises a future where maples and poplars shade wheat fields, hedges protect against storms, and farmland prospers with beauty and practicality. It contrasts Western resilience with Eastern sensibilities, noting forestry efforts and wildlife along the prairies.
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Brastea
Mauieee
Liperiametal
Tmnall
Frait Veon
Manitoba
British Columbia
Canada
Tnv
Toronto Star
Immigrant scheme eyed by deputy minister with North Atlantic Trading Co
Deputy Minister of the Interior Smart proposes a pact with the North Atlantic Trading Company to handle continental immigration. The plan would pay a bonus of one pound per head for agricultural workers and adult domestic servants from many European nations. In return the company would invest about $15,000 in advertising Canada with safeguards against applicants lacking funds.
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Sr Smart
North Atlantic Trading Company
Weeis
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Russia
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Luxeburg
Roumania
Bulgaria
Servi
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
Finhiod
Canada
Ace Ing
London's vice problem and foreign women trade
London newspapers condemn rising urban vice as foreign women flood central streets. Mrs Hugh Price Hughes leads a mission disputing moral decline, noting a fifteen year pattern of vice and failed reclaim efforts as she reports encounters with twelve women from France Germany Poland and England.
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London
Daily Mail
Daily Express
Hugh Price Hughes
West London
Strees
Kingston Woman Dies From Cold in Winter Neighbors Report
Mrs Sarah Arther, 60, of King and Queen streets Kingston Ontario, died January 18 after exposure in her home. Ill for a week, she is said to have opened a back door and collapsed from the cold. A hotel cook, she presumably sought help from a son reported to live in the North.
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Sarah Arther
King and Queen Streets
Kingston
Ont
Northwent
Beaver colonies persist in Manitoba amid new dam activity
A colonial report notes beavers still exist in Manitoba with fresh dam building along Boggy Creek on the northeast slope of the Miding Mountains and along the Assiniboine and Souris rivers. It cites beaver presence near Harrnes and Willow Creek while observing their retreat from smaller streams due to habitat pressures.
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Manitoba
Miding Mountains
Doissevain Recorder
Harrnes
Assiniboine
Sour
Willow Creek
Souris
Dakota
Turtle Mountains
Wilder
Canadia Cartoonists Through the Ages
The piece notes Ben gough as the first famous Canadia cartoonist with lively early plates. Sam Hunter is hailed as a worthy successor, improving with each drawing. It remarks on the high pace and pressure on modern cartoonists, comparing today’s workload to decades past.
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Canadia
Mr. Bengough
Fun
Sam Hunter
Hunter
Torato Globe
Prominent figures and events sweep across Canada and beyond
A chaotic collection reports deaths, political moves, rail and ship plans, and social incidents from Canada and the United States. Julian Ralph dies in New York January 19. Manitoba legislature set for Feb 42 session. Scandinavian curlers lose at Peterboro. wireless chess on Atlantic liners. Winnipeg Victorias fall 4 1 in senior hockey. Pope questioned on Manitoba school issue. Lynch treason trial opens in London. Routes for C P R expansion and shipbuilding discussed. Spence murder in Neepawa. wheat shipment to South Africa. Bigely medal awarded. Port Arthur elevator plan. Rainy River paper plant battle. Stanley stuck in ice. Accinoit murder of Gilbert Genereau. farm labor history. bridge of rail and freight train crash near Port Hope. milk spill in Jersey City. Rev Baer faces smoking charge. balloted jail riot in Odessa. casualties. New York coal for municipal use. Furlong scam to marry for divorce. widespread impersonation schemes unmasked.
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Vancouver
South Africa
de Ami
Canadian Geological Survey
Bigely
Port Arthur
Rainy River Brand Paper Company
House of Commons
Stanley
Northumberland
Double Execution Follows Yukon Crime Ring Arrests
The Dawson murders led to the hangings of Labelle and Fournier on January 20 after a long Yukon to Dawson chase. Major Wood directed the police hunt, tracing Constantin from White Horse to Dawson and linking three bodies found along the Yukon to the six man group that included Beaudoin, Bouthilette and C onstantin. The confessions reveal a brutal, planned killing spree spanning June of the previous year.
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Labelle
Fournier
Dawson
Salford
Leon Bouth- Kitte
Joseph Guy Beaudoin
Alphonse Constantin
Pawson
Gilbert Duforst
Stoner
Selkirk
Ogilvie
Major T. Wood
Alephonse Constantin
Klondike
Vancouver
Mont
Welsh
White Horse
Yukon
Canadian
Constantin
Vancin
Quebec
Lac
Divcrs
Canadians of Commerce
Evers
Faown
Rook
Skagway
Ogil
Major Wood
Laballe
White
Forse
Jess
Reat
Leish
Major Sood
Pete” Fournier Tly
Dawson Gam
Hhe Bank of Queer
Sas
Abo
Pete
Joak
Wench
Seattle
Washington
Cascades
Spokane
Nelson
Rossland
British
Vuhew Jaye
We Hook
Bun
Daswichout
Fournier Wade
Tam
Labelie
Curnier
Stewart
Orw
Bouthilette
Reichstag Debate Echoes German Armament Policy
A Berlin despatch reports a Reichstag debate on January 21 with socialist criticism attributing deficits to army and war costs and failed diplomacy. Chancellor rebuts, defending naval buildup as defensive, while opposing views warn against imperial overreach and aggression toward Haiti and Venezuela. London-to-Pekin mail times drop, and American coinage moves for the Philippines.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Crmany
Dich
al Rads
United States
Herr Bebel
Europe
Germany
Hayti
Fort San Carlos
Castro
Serton
Venezuela
Peter
Mill
Venceuela
Great Britain
Italy
Herr Hotel
Dorking
Hebel
Babel
Count von
Herrith Toucks
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Mimmesotse Cinime
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Alassere
Prom
Burgoyne
Wiea Pear Leurie
Julian Ralph
Ins New York
Peterboro
Atlantic
Winnipeg Victorias
Mle
Bruchesi
Pope of
Reme
Net Lynch
William Bathgate
Winnipeg
C. PR
Neepawa
Henry Spence
Montreal
Trunk Pacific
Dominion
Gilbert Genereautas
Accinoiite
Canadian Pacific Railway
Com-Paiy
Aetter Course
Itelad
Rand
Port Hope
Matthews
Everst
York
Feo
Jersey City
W. W. Baer
Nanaimo
British Columbia Methodist Conference
Sethoulist
Baer
Odessa
Roesia
Chicago
Pass& Bill
New York
Disputen
William Furlong
Furlong
Philadelphia
Frelong
Wall Street
Scudder
Nes
Labelle and
Nevada
Winnipeg General Hospital
Iman
Mere Medel
Cyitheliande
Pekin
Alway
Cot
Sam Hughes
Swen River District
Lithia
Lorne Hill
Man
United States Congress
The
Philippines
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