England Pleased With Naval Test Observers Debrief
England announces satisfaction with naval test mobilization as British fleets move to sea after torpedo boat actions. King’s officers report rapid setup of depots, workshops, and hospital provisions to defend ports, while wireless systems face scrutiny amid war-time disruptions and regional unrest.
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Imaegate
Elven
Sit
Sheerueas An Ortamouth
Aotlias
Blue
Alderney
Wes Dell
Devonport
Bae Venes
Cat Lake Indian party returns with missionary aid
Tushwege and Ont the Cat Lake Indian, acquitted of murder, return with RNWMP Sergeant Bean to Dinorwic where Rev Mr Vincent will supervise them. Tushwege shows improved health after liberty and eats meat, while discussions note Chicago packing revelations not yet translated for Cree or Ojibway. The Agamemnon, a 16000 ton battleship, was successfully launched and christened by Countess Deen.
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Tushwege
Ont
Cat Lake
Geesegoose
Bean
RNW
Mpi
AU Dinorwie
Mr. Vincent
Tusawege
Dinorwic
Bes
Chicago
Conference on Child Sacrifice in England Led by Burns
A London conference chaired by John Burns of the Local Government Board discussed infant mortality. Burns warned neglect and ignorance cause up to 10,000 child deaths yearly, and called drinking among women a major tragedy worsening infant mortality under five.
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England
London
John Burns
Burns
Great Britain
Cable to Japan Completed Amid Public Interest
The announcement reports completion of a transpacific cable linking Japan and the Pacific coast, marking a major telecommunication milestone. Official exchanges and extensive public attention accompany the project as progress unfolds, with excitement over the oceanic venture and its strategic implications.
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Pacific
Japan
Canadian transcontinental railway payrolls and impact
An outline of the Canadian Pacific Railway’s payrolls estimates that about forty five thousand men work on the line, with some seasons reaching fifty thousand. The figures vary by season but show the railway’s significant economic effect on Canada. Additional notes reference Pacific Railway staffing, Northwest expansion, and related editorial mentions from London.
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Eamon
Craneontinental
Orig
Canada
In Pacific Railway
Neral
Millio Canada
The
CPRE
Simmers Son
C. Por
Fortune Fates Woman in Vancouver Case Tale
Miss Adele Rowland, leading actress in Richard Carise company, gains fortune after a small act of supplicess last winter. The tale involves Old Lady Mrs. Maria of Vancouver, a British Colombia resident known as Ben, and a near-tragic incident at an auditorium where a vertigo attack halted an intoxicated party.
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Kinamene
Boston
Adele Rowland
Richard Carise
Toaio
Vancouver
Maria
Ben
British Cola
Botel Ailis Howland
Legaes
British Columbia fruit in demand drives berry season
Local market reports strong demand for wild fruit shipments from British Columbia and nearby regions with BR Brandon and Winter lines noted. Traders say the season opens with strawberries promising a robust yield, and buyers emphasize weight and cup capacity standards amid growing shipments.
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Wint Me
Brandon
Heroic Woman Rescues Companion in Red Deer River Tragedy
Mrs Bond and Mrs Lamarek faced extreme peril as floodwaters swept their wagon box away while fording the Little Red Deer river. Bond clung to the box and, amid danger, attempted to save Lamarek, guiding them downstream two miles before reaching shore where Lamarek lay dead.
Town resident dies after ten days in jail amid illness
A Tweeee eee Chat ham township man confined in Chatham jail refused nourishment and medicine, dying after ten days. Inspector Bruce Smith reported the tragedy as authorities debated coroners inquest timing and possible actions. Separately crops and migration news include Sask wheat prospects, Redberry grain progress, and Ottawa immigrant totals. Rice riots in Shanghai worsen as viceroy seeks powers to curb exports.
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Chatham Township
Chatham
Noticie de Bruce Smith
du Ites
Germany Hottile to States
German exporters demand that German customs officials adopt a social policy to treat imports, claiming pledged relations to other nations and calling for adherence to laws. The note asserts the United States should allow certain duties and regulations, urging openness in trade and retaliation avoidance.
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Germany
Erlin
Iesianierte
America
Debates On DOJ Stance and Refugee Edits
The Justice Department may pursue prosecutions against certain Standard Oil officials, unclear if incitement charges will be found. A refugee amendment shields some political religious asylum seekers from deportation during economic hardship. Separately, Canada boats Newfoundland sealing steamer Adventure will patrol Hudson Bay fisheries with Major Moodie leading Mounted Police from July 15 to October.
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Washington
Ce Department of Justice
D_ Rockefeller
HH Rogers
John D. Arch
Department
Stan of Co
Reason’s Bay
St. John's
Atd
Adventure
Hudson's Bay
Moodie
Mounted Po
Fort Churchill
Right You Are and a Paris duel in fourteen years
The piece notes a Paris duel between Mr. de Brachard and M. G Bertrand de Beauvoir after a debate. after a doctor’s certificate on Beauvoir’s heart, pistols were chosen, distance set at about twenty seven yards, and Beauvoir shot first but missed, then calmly faced the challenger and won.
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Mr. de Brachard
M.g.bertrand ‘de Beauvoir
Paris Appeals Repurt
M. de Beauvoir
Rugat
M. de Bruchard
M. Beauvoir
Keep Children Well With Baby's Own Tablets
A historical notice promotes Baby's Own Tablets to prevent and cure stomach and bowel illnesses in children during hot weather. It claims strong mother endorsements and claims government guarantee while noting price and mail order details from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont. Also included is a separate item on Trajan's death and a note about Japanese ambassador Komura sailing from Yokohama to Vancouver on July 7.
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Mra
Mra Wo J Munro
Sintaluia
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Haron Komura
England
Yokohama
Vancouver
Unclear OCR snapshot on education bill debate and rail bill
Fragmented text describes a British Education Bill debate in the Commons about denominational teaching, with Edward Blington supporting mandatory clause provisions and Catholic school funding concerns. It mentions a draft about four-fifths facilities and a cardinal objection absent a parliamentary mandate. A rail bill concerning the Hudson Bay Railway is noted as passed by a senate committee.
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London
Commons
Ebate
Edward
Dr Chase's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
The ad proclaims Dr Chase's Ointment as a total cure for piles, claiming rapid relief from itch burning and stinging, and reports a testimonial from F Morin of St Eustache who was cured after using one box. It notes price at 60 cents per box and availability through Bates & Co in Toronto.
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Tampa
Fla
Raffaele Bella Croce
St. Galogero
America
Dr. Chase
Chase
Tim
F. Morin
St Eustache
Man
Deale
Eamonson, Bates & Co
Toronto
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