Western Rates Case Delivers Autonomy On Enlarge Mens
Charran Drayton states there will be no enlargements or exemptions and all must be ready to 92 with case. Board chair outlines six weeks to prepare cost lists, and counsel must answer practical questions. Debate covers CPR exhibit movements, wire routing, and navy strength tied to peace and adequacy of defense.
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Charran Drayton
Wren
Westers
CPR
Feane
AD MacDonald
Beivia
Charman Drayton
Board of Raciay Commisssioners
Jy P.mier
Drayton
Pituledy
Lani Wo
Fort William
Wihnipeg
Duluth
Mit
Esa
Lanigan
Canadiap
SPR
Coma
Washington
Great Britain
Dewey
United States
Newport
England
Indian land dispute over Musquam Reserve encroachments
Royal Commission of Indian Affairs hears complaints that white settlers planted stakes to mark reserve boundaries, reducing Musquam Reserve area by acres. Joe of the Susquiam notes possessions on Fraser River arm, Bea Island, and Kick Bond municipalities worth millions. commissioners promise consideration.
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Musquam
Chat Joe
Fraser River
Bea Island
Point Gray
Kick
Seals and Sea Lions Threaten Local Fish Cannery
A report describes seals and sea lions as a menace to canners in the province. Dr N Ss holes proposes a lag to destroy seals and sea lions where they threaten catches. The article notes seals are caught and taken for sale, with bites noted on sea lions and damaged fish.
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N. Sshole
Fennian Raid Claims Paid to Ottawa Veterans
The militia department has paid out grants of 100 dollars to Fenian raid veterans, totaling 10,000 men recognized as served under Grow. About 15,000 claims remain to be processed, with many likely to be rejected.
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Ottawa
Militia Department
Political pull alleged in Iowa Cairo case involving slavery charge
Washington turmoil surrounds the Cairo case as U S Attorney McNamee signals a revision. Twelve suspects including Seamos, Hing Shen, Drew Cambet and Maury Diggs face accusations tied to alleged white slavery and improper compensation schemes.
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Horney Geners
McReyneige
Caiternia
Nasrineve
Arinen
Washington
Cambet
Maury Diggs
Agai Hem
Mota Sare
Department of Justice
Regina Freight Rate Case Opens at Ottawa Hearing
At a Railway Commission hearing in Ottawa Mr M J Cowan argued Regina rates were discriminatory. He explained Regina’s trade zone basis showed Westward shipments from Fort William to Winnipeg and back faced higher costs than direct Regina to western points. The commission ordered railways to remove discrimination. FH Chrysler for the C R said new tariffs remained discriminatory and harmed trade.
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Ottawa
Railway Commission
M. J Cowan
Regina
Regina Board
Fort Willian
Towan
Fort Wilam
Winper
Points West
O. Regina
Tse
Ite
Winnpee
Chrysler
We Ad
Murray report on Civil Service reforms outlined
The Sir George Murray report proposes rapid reforms to the Civil Service including superannuation, serial authority custody, a census system, taxification changes, and external service placement to improve departmental efficiency and national economy. The government plans to review all phases of the reform package.
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Otawa
George Murray
Sir George Murray
Civil Service
George
Governor to Resign and Succession Tensions Rise
A report notes a governor plans resignation at term end and will be succeeded by Sir Herbert Miles. Sir Archibald criticized the jury system in a speech to a chamber of commerce, alleging bias in favor of native residents. The remarks sparked indignation among officials and a deputation to Harcourt, the colonial secretary.
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Herbert Miles
Archibald
Enel
I Saniante
Snemoria
Harcourt
Mis-spaced excerpt hints at trade policy and paper industry
Fragmentary text mentions treasury Department decisions and appeal limits, discussing wood pulp and paper from France Germany Norway Sweden Denmark and other European countries. It implies negotiations or imports affecting reporters and word bul and paper.
Shipment of 7 cattle to St John NB seized in Lesser Slave
A shipment of seven Black mown and cap Jones 1 cattle valued at $22,000 arrived for export to St John New Brunswick but were captured by Indians in the Lesser Slave district, delaying movement and prompting inquiry.
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Cap Jones
St John NB
Russia Sends Note to Pekin Over Beating and Imprisonment
Russia protests to China claiming China threatens serious consequences if demands for immediate satisfaction are not met. The note cites recent beating and imprisonment of Rowsiang and alleges violation of territorial privilege.
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Russia
Pekin
China
Poincare Honored Amid Royal Reception in London
A crowded Buckingham Palace scene in London marks a royal reception for President Poincare of France attended by King George VII and Queen, with about 109 guests at thirteen tables. The King proposes Poincare’s health, praising Franco British ties as a bulwark of European peace. Separately, two jail break attempts at Stony Mountain penitentiary are reported, including plans to kill guards and breach a Catholic church altar.
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Barouet
Buckingham
Pal St
London
Wales
France
George
Queen Otary
Reincare
Stony Mountain
Penkentiary
German Paper on President Wilson in Berlin
A German article in National Zeitung portrays President Wilson as dangerous to Europe beyond the Balkans. It links his address to Congress with provocative policies and suggests he aims to influence global affairs from Washington.
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Wilson
Berlin
Congress
Europe
Balkan
1500 000 Words in Hearst London
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a committee session in London with long discussions and about 1500 pages of questions and answers. The text mentions many words and potential debates but is heavily garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
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Hearst
London
Clean milk and dairy sanitation debate cited by Dr Nasimith
The public health section heard a paper on municipal milk supply and pasteurization. Dr Nasmith argued the dairy disease problem stems from sanitation and wartime strain, urging inspectors to assess farms and encourage cleaning up local milk sources.
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Lapdes
Astoria
Gneem Co Nasmeck
Nasmith Laimis
Raf
Market Report Highlights Steady Demand and Cautious Buying
The market shows steady demand for wheat and flour with moderate on hand stocks. Buyers expect no major purchases unless crop prospects worsen, while speculative traders monitor weather and price shifts daily, signaling potential price changes.
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Ecisea
Ste Rosi
United
Eireteres, Inc
Hiss Temperatares
Wheat Harvest Advances Amid Drought Yet Prices Steady
In the United States winter wheat harvest grows with favorable weather. Argentina and Australia report good crop starts with higher acreage. Cash prices show steady demand for actual wheat while July futures stay around 8c, led by quiet oats and firm barley trade amid crop concerns.
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United States
Australia
Minneapolis
Alberta
Government favors farmers over speculators in reclamation policy
Interior Secretary Lane announced a policy giving special consideration to farmers who cultivate land, with a temporary one third reduction in final building charges for settlers. Unpaid balances will be added to the last water right installment, and those who have paid may receive relief on upcoming annual charges or maintenance dues.
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Washington
Interior Department
Lane
Shell Fish Commission Updates Recommendations
The Hazen commission plans to return early next week with recommendations on lobster and oyster harvesting. It cites input from major fishing centers and aims to define closed seasons in the marine provinces. Evidence was collected at key ashore centers during the inquiry.
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Hazen
Wits
Omawa
J. de Hazen
Mariine
Inquiry Into Public Resources Ottawa Commissioner to lead inquiry
Ottawa reports that T WK Ferguson KC of Winnipeg has begun an inquiry into the late government’s disposal of public lands timber limits water powers mining and fishing rights. He will review orders in council papers and take evidence from officials across multiple locations.
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Public Resources
Ottawa
T. WK. Perguson
K.C Ft
Winnipeg
Fonama
Roosevelt to Lecture in Argentine Republic
Theodore Roosevelt will leave New York in early October to begin a series of addresses in the Argentine Republic on subjects of international concern. He may also visit Cuba during his travels as part of the itinerary.
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Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Argentine Republic
Cuba
Moses Birth and Bible Lessons from Exodus Narratives
A sermon outline reflects on Moses birth during Herod’s massacre, Miriam and Jochebed’s roles, and the ark narrative. It weaves connections to Abraham, Joseph, and the ark themes, noting God guiding events and prophets like Moses as foretold in Deuteronomy and Hebrews.
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Matt
Wei
OM Stearns
Abram
Suneria
Dex
Moses
Ie Hink
House of la
Throren
Miriam
Aamon
Joseph Eal
Jesus
Moses Fur
Christ
Herod
Bethlehem
God
Ute
Herself Inc
Abraham
Trady
Miri
Paye
Miram
Israel
Terael
Joseph
Mary
Egypt
Denial of Niagara Camp Moustache Report From Hughes
Hon Sam Hughes denies a dispatch from the Niagara military camp claiming moustaches were required for all officers. He says no such order was issued and dismisses the report as absurd, noting officers were not obliged to comply with any facial hair rule.
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Hughes
Denia
Niagara Camp Field
B.C
Sam Hughes
Niargara
Lessard
Minister of Militia
Er Uf
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Seale Ang Sea Lions
Menace
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George Murays
Poincare
FENCH
Mr. Foster
Diet Eee Een Department of Trade and States
George F. Theix
Japan
Nomen Vancouver
the Market Report
Thomson
Lone & Co
Grain Merchants
West W. We
Jery
Fort Re Arthur
Shell Fish Commission
Esson
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