Canada-France treaty fears and Kitchener future role
The article discusses agrarian fears over a Canada France trade treaty and its potential to disrupt negotiations with the United States, plus rumors that Lord Kitchener may succeed Connaught as Commander in Chief of the British Army. It notes Mexican internal turmoil near Torreon and Juares, reinforced troops, and a separate piece on Canadian opium policy and urging joint action with Britain and China to curb opium imports.
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United States
Kitchener
Connaught
London
Lord Kitchener
India
War Office
Duke of Cambridge
Duke
Mexico
Republic
Torreon
Sarai
Juares
Mackenzie King
Vancouver
Mr King
Park
Canada
Great Bitain
China
Publication plans amid Paris uprising and hefty suit
An Italian publisher in Pi seeks to print an Audit's paper as Paris unrest roils the press scene. The Paris edition of the New York Herald faces a $7.3 million lawsuit, amid warnings from editors resisting intimidation. The rival tensions reflect a high-stakes battle over wartime publishing and influence.
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Vey
Aduit
Suanvey
Troepeeta
Paris
New York Heralds
Herald
English tribute marks canonization of Canadian archbishops
A ceremony in Castle Hall Durham conferred Doctor of Civil Laws on two Canadian archbishops, Archbishop of Rupert's Land and Archbishop of Toronto. Canon Knowling praised Archbishop Machray for pioneering growth in Rupert's Land, noting its rise from one diocese to ten over forty years and highlighting the march of education with the University of Manitoba and a theological college.
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London
Castle Hall
Durham
Sir Matheson
Rupert's Land
A. Sweatman
Toronto
Knowling
Jwene
Rupe
Lambeth
Prince of Rupert's Land
Machray
Thomas
Rupert Land
Great Northwest
Theological College of
Stand
University’ of
Manitoba
Canadian Commissioner Chosen for Fisheries Treaty Talks
Ottawa reports an ex-fisheries commissioner appointed to lead the draft of joint provisions with Canada on treaty terms. The move aims to reach agreement between federal and provincial authorities under the new framework. The selection signals a push for coordinated fisheries governance and enforcement.
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Ottawa
S. T
Fisheries Commissio
Canady
Ap Casteda
Plans For Dangerous Trip Aims At Lasting Journey
The report outlines a perilous hunting expedition linked to the New York president and his party. It mentions a vast route from Africa toward the Nile source with dangers from wildlife and remote districts. The text hints at a lengthy voyage through challenging terrains and undeveloped areas.
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N.Y
Beri
Africa
Nile
Uroweh
London Times Sale Negotiations Create Market Uncertainty
A London sale of the Times by a liability firm to C Arthur Pearson was completed only within the last ten days. Arrangements for the transfer remain pending, with further developments expected and the premature announcement stirring market speculation.
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London Times Ie
Daily
Mall
Tel
London
Tatatemston
C. Arthur Pearson
Tokio Emi ration company seeks workers from Japan
The Tokio Emigration company of Yokohama requested Japanese laborers be sent to the Panama area. The Japanese department refused, citing the Lemieux agreement requiring express consent of the Chinese government for laborers.
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B.C
Tokio Emiration Company
Yakohaana
Pls
F Mas
Tokio Company
Gepacese
Aldate
Persis
Lemieux
Cpa
Ganthian
Mae
Samuel Intercedes For Israel and Kingship Examined
The lesson recalls Samuel leading Israel, fasting on behalf of the people, and urging wholehearted worship of God. It contrasts Israel’s desire for an earthly king with God’s higher purpose, urging fidelity to the Lord who forgives for His name’s sake and calling believers to trust Him in all trials. The text cites duties of prayer, conscience, and dependence on God’s sovereignty.
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Ameen
Joba
Jesus Christ
God
Israel
Israe
Dent
Ezek
Tim
Ulm
Tobin
Saul
Samuel
Sint
Moses
Pilate
Josh
Wim
Mark Tx
Hebail
Alvill
Hebzill
Suffragette Demonstration Besieges Parliament in London
A vast suffrage protest in London ends with police clashing with marchers near Downing Street. Rough arrests follow as women fighters confront officers. 39 arrested for breaches of windows and obstruction. Mrs. Pankhurst’s group vows to prove England’s strong suffrage desire despite Asquith’s claim.
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London
House of
Premier Aequith
Downing Street
Sffragette Party
Asquith
England
North Bay Church Feud Sparks Language Tension
In North Bay Ontario a dispute at the St Jean Baptiste fete highlights language prejudice as French parishioners accuse Father Twallow of favoring English services. They claim proposals to repeat mass in English threaten French congregation rights and long-standing church practice amid tension.
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North Bay
Montreal order for twenty new engines for CPR
An order for twenty new fe 3 hae b engines is placed for CPR in Montreal. The i company will deliver by September next, with a pledge that the engines will be ready well within that timeframe for the western division of the road.
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CPR
Montreal
Finct
Roa
Rush to Copper Fields
Prince Albert Peaihetae at Larsuar poet es. Eight ontfite left recently. The samples received here give every im pication of rich gold, silver and cop per claims.
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Prince Albert Peaihetae
Larsuar
Poetes
Ontfite
Pretender Seeks 100000 Gift From Inhabitants
Hafid asks the residents of Tan Fior to donate 100000 dollars claiming he can secure a political prize. The scene centers on a controversial claimant and the public reaction to his demands amid a mosque gathering where insurgent sentiment and preference for EI Aziz are noted.
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Anttan
EI Aziz
Hafid
Tan
Fior
Unclear fragment hints at Senate victory and French affairs
Fragmentary text references a victory in the senate, a cabinet crisis, and France amid public service concerns, but the battered OCR leaves unclear names, dates, or outcomes. The passage suggests political maneuvering and reactions to European conditions without concrete details.
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Premis
Senate
Cleeseau
France
Trade expansion eyed in Canada Australia links
Mr Ross, returning after seven years in parliament, says reciprocal trade prospects with Australia Commonwealth and Dominion are promising. Ottawa may hear a report on preferential trade arrangements as the commission discusses enhanced Canada Australia commerce. He notes wonderful trade development and greater future possibilities between the countries.
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Dominion
Ottawa Nt
Ros
Canada
Australia
Gold Prospecting Claims Fraser River Area
Bayfield of Bayfield and engineers report prospects along the Fraser from Soda Creek to Yale show gold abundant. A test claim yielded 20 cents per pan with 2,500 feet daily capacity, and a trench 10 feet by six feet square returned 43 cents per pan from root sections, with a notable 15 feet break in the hillside.
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Vancouver
Plindred
Bayfield
Bayfield & Engineers
Bayfield de Arc
Fraser
Soda Creek
Yale
Prns
Duel in Paris Ends With Wounding and Libel Outcome
A Paris duel between Mo Jouvenel and Rand left Rand wounded after a libel suit by Senator Himbert tied to Matin coverage. Baudelot struck Jouve in the face, sparking a contested exchange and costly riots. Ottawa Mackense King urges armament measures and damages totaling 9,005 dollars from UK-related claims. A Berlin airship test showed six hours sun exposure and 14 passengers aboard, with a successful wireless test. Robbery by brigands during a banquet left soldiers searching for culprits.
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Paria Ouer
Snort Wae
Mo Jouvenel
Rand Wae
Himbert Agan T Matin
Paris
Henri Rochette
Baudelot
Jouvette
Jane
Ottawa
Mackense King
Hisport
Vancoe
Danny
Hield
Endowment Subscription Hints For Winniper Samper Project
A project linked to a past regiment is discussed with expectations of a large endowment. It is understood that significant subscription or promises have been made, signaling strong financial backing for the near future. Entities remain unnamed in the readable text.
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Bilties
First Japanese Baby Born in Ottawa
The record notes Ottawa welcomed its first Japanese child, Intan Seigaburo Hewizu, marking a historic distinction. details are sparse but indicate a newborn named in this notable event.
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Ottawa
Intan Seigaburo
Naval Manoeuvres hailed as greatest fleet ever assembled
A chaotic wrap of clipped phrases notes naval manouevres seen as the greatest fleet in history with sixty two vessels and German threats, alongside regional chatter about bucket shops in Hartford and a royal visit angle involving King Carlos and the British monarchy with mentions of the Prince of Wales and Dowager Queen.
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Germany
Great Britain
Ras
Thie Duce
Firth of Forth
Widove
Carlos
United States
Rio Jusier
Carton Intes
Wales
Edward Tin
Prince Henry I
Prustin
Fragmentary Civil Disturbance Report In Ohio Drill Operations
A garbled OCR fragment references civil unrest and prisoner release linked to a royal camp and arbanities. It mentions a prisoner describing abuses against soldiers, a carcass and hungry dogs, and a statement by James C. Down about oil production and drilling in Findlay Ohio.
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Buku
Bartl
Ohio
James C. Downtowers
Ananager
Ohi OS Conony
New Military Steerable Airship Makes First Ascent
The new airship designed by Major Cros ef of the balloon corps of the wing made its first ascent at Tegel. The ship, 200 feet long and 40 feet in diameter, carried 75 horsepower propulsion. The test flight lasted about an hour and was deemed successful.
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Major Crosef
Balloon Corpe
Tegel Roeds
Detroit Girl Marries Count In Dott Michigan
Detroit resident Newland wed Limburg Williams at the bride’s residence. Mr HG Meredith officiated. The couple will spend the summer in Amneienatore before returning to the bridegroom’s home in Germany.
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Detroit
French Warships Leo iamberta and Admiral Aube Teav
French warships Leo iamberta and Admiral Aube Teav head to Brest then to Canada on July 7. They will spend six days at Sydney before arriving at Quebec on July 31. A large number of Cancon and siding wad. Trilled flags have been taken on board for dressing the hive.
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Leo Iamberta
Admiral Aube Teav
Brest
Canada
Sydney
Quebec
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