Regina Rebuilding Hope After Destructive Calamity
Regina faces recovery from a devastating cyclone that leveled blocks, damaged the Masonic Temple and Presbyterian Church, and wrecked the railway yards. Hundreds of carpenters and workers are needed as volunteers and relief funds are organized to house, feed, and employ residents while rebuilding a larger, sturdier city.
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Herth
Regios
Pete Horaty Abd
Presbyterian Church
YMCA
Hait
Masonic Temple
Pacife
Sime Theoceax
Sita Audredy
Haman
Patriet
Regina
McAra
Trade accord links West Indies to Canada under duty rules
A tentative reciprocity agreement between Canada and West Indies nations sets a 20 percent duty on certain goods including sugar and meat, with Newfoundland included. It allows parties to limit concessions unless shipments occur directly between the two nations. Provisions cover flight-rate regulation, and the pact would come into force by proclamation after ratification, potentially lasting ten years.
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Uuawa
West Indies
Newfoundland
Western fairs house BC lumber display tour
The minister of agriculture sends BC timber displays to eastern cities to showcase a magnificent tuber grown in Brldis Columbia. George D. McKay selected the specimens on short notice. After sawn and dressed at Hastings mill the timber is ready for shipment west.
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Toronto
Winnipes
Regina
Edmonton
Columbia
George D. McKay
Hastings
West
Duchess May Come to Maritime Provinces Western Tour
Ottawa reports an annonces meet from government house stating the health of the Duchess of Connaught has improved. She hopes to accompany the governor general on the maritime provinces and Western tour but is not expected to attend official functions.
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Ottawa
Government House
Duchess of Connaught
Plot to Assassinate Lord Kitchener Revealed
Cairo desnan Daily Mail reports British adviser to the Interior Ministry conferred with Lord Kitchener over an alleged piracy link to an assassination plot against Mo id, president of the rand the khe Give. Four suspects arrested in London. investigation continues.
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London
Desnan Dally Mail
Cairo
Ministry of 1 Interior
Lord Kitchener
Woman Aviator Quimby Killed In New York Monoplane Crash
Miss Gumby the first woman aviator to win the American Henge and to cross the English Channel perished when a Perrot monoplane failed over Dorchester Bay. W A Wilard managed by Boston Atlantic City was with her. The craft plunged 4 000 feet, into shallow water near Savin Hill Yacht Club. both occupants were pulled from mud and died likely instantly.
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Boswa Aise
Quauby
New York
America
W. A. P Wilard
Boston
Atlantic City
Perrot
Dorster Hay
Miss Gumby
Willard
Harker
Nularas
Quimby
Hurtinget
Savin Hill
German Defence League challenges new army law
Berlin experts led by the Defence League publish a pamphlet criticizing the new law strengthening the army. They claim German infantry strength lags behind France with 659 French battalions versus 3 German battalions, and argue the reform will raise German strength to 621 battalions, widening the gap.
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Berlin
Mecia
Defence League
Ooor
France
Railway to run from North Vancouver to Fort George completed
Darcy Tate, president and manager of the proposed road, announced from London that the railway project from North Vancouver to Fort George has been successfully completed. Construction will start in the next weeks between the southern terminus and Newport at the head of Howe Sound.
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North Vancouver
Fort George
Newport
Howe Sound
Darcy Tate
London
Mounted Police in Manitoba
The Manitoba government requested federal direction on mounted police operations and a charge will be filed against men involved. A new mounted police post opened at York Factory, linking three posts in Manitoba and Ontario under Regina's force with Fullerton and Herschall still administered from Regina as “no man’s land” territory.
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Mudsod Bay
Manitoba
Menltoba
Domin Va
Ontaro
Regina
Fullerton and
Herschall
Ottawa
No Man's Land
Imperial Defence Talk Shapes Dominion Defense Plans
The article notes royal navy growth and imperial defense ideas in Canada, with ministers seeking methods to empower Dominion participation. Foster’s Dominion Day banquet remarks stress security behind funded walls. Debate considers Dominion seats, a council of imperial defence, or a united admiralty board for the empire.
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Royal Navy
United Kingdom
Canada
Foster
Muien
Carala
Bey
Council of Imperial Defence
Empire
Perhane
Port Nelson Favored as Hut Bay Terminal in Montreal Gazette
The Gazette reports Port Nelson is chosen as the Hut Bay railway terminus for JD McArthur’s Lepas line. The decision was credited to the minister of railways and other experts after weighty discussions. A contract subsidy of 185,500 per mile was announced for the North Bay Railway, with Dominion support of 2 million and 400 acres per mile promised by Sir Lomer Pelletier.
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Montreal Gazette
Hudson Bay
Montreal
the Gazette
Port Nelson
Hut Bay
JD McArthur
Lepas
Ister
Cavale
Fasor
Gazete
North Bay
Dominion
Amou
Sir Lomer Prewier
Quebec
Sewing Machines Demand Rises in Orient Voyage
Shipping report notes liner Monteagle carrying about 200 tons of sewing machines to Yokohama Kobe Hong Kong and Shanghai as the proverb time saves nine echoes in both Orient and Occident.
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Orient Vancouver
Orient
Yokohama
Koobe
Hong Kong
Shangual
Congress Opens Empire University Delegation at Imperial Institute
The Empire’s university congress opened at the Imperial Institute with welcomes to delegates. The old style university presence was praised for centuries of noble work, though growing complexities now challenge the system.
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University London
Congress of Univ
Empire
Imperial Institute
Roosevelt Endorses New Party For Progressive Change
Former president Roosevelt says a new party is needed to advance progress after observing the Democratic and Republican conventions. He asserts the need for a fresh coalition to push reform and nomination strategy.
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Atenet
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Representing Can Aiken A. M. Aiken P. for random
A Canadian representation congress is set to be held from August 22 to August 2. Mrs Youngtride expresses strong resolve in supporting her husband who never gives up. Mrs Klosefist notes efforts continue despite uncertainty. Boston Transcript.
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Ontawa
J. A
Grand Trunk Unites to Build Ontario Warehouses Network
A new company named Grand Trunk Terminals Warehouse Company plans a chain of large warehouses across Canada. Starting with Montreal the system will expand to Toronto Fort William Winnipeg Calgary Edmonton Vancouver and Prince Rupert. JE Greenshields leads the venture with capital raised and railroad officials joining its directorship.
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Grand Terminale Warehouse 1 9
Saiireal Ualleenages
Canada
Sears
Trunk Pacific
Montreal
Toronto
Fort Willam
Winnipeg
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Commissioners Street
Greenshieds, KC
Grand Trunk
Tte
Grand ‘Trunk ‘Terminals Warehouse Company
Falroads
Mate Oyaly
Quebec Savings
Eleteen
Market Report on Weather Extremes and Crop Prospects
Weather extremes dominate the market report with heat and showers affecting crops from Minneapolis to Edmonton. Prices fluctuated as temperatures cooled and rains eased fears of crop damage. Farmers expect early harvests if warmth continues, though high temps without rain threaten spring wheat and other crops along the international line.
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Teoret
Minneapolis
Edmonton
Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat Trade
The Winnipeg market reports mixed futures with higher activity in some grains and weaker bids for others. Receipts and shipments rise year over year while overall trading slows. prices cling to old levels as traders await clearer signals and futures close.
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Winnipeg
Alberta
Fort William
Port Arthur
Fort Williant
Artis
Krupp Firm to Celebrate Centenary in Essen
The Krupp firm in Essen marks its hundredth anniversary with a state aided festival. Kaiser Wilhelm II will attend aboard a special train, with officials hosting a city reception. A grand costume tourney will stage the evolution of armament from early weapons to modern war machines, followed by a ceremonial display by employees and officers, leading to an apotheosis of Germany’s martial strength.
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Krupp
Fasen
Kale
Will
Nh Bohlen H
Ea Army
Germany
Mailer
Italy Denies US Gold Inflow Rumor Circling Rome
In Rome financial circles officials deny any foundation for a Wall Street rumor that American gold experts are heading to Italy. The report claims a deal involving US gold experts is under consideration, but authorities dispute the existence of any such plan.
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Italy
Rome
Wall Street
United States
Sunday School Lesson on Christ's Kingdom and Scripture
A Rev DM Stearre commentary on Luke Acts and Genesis outlines the great Kingdom theme. It argues the Kingdom is foreseen from Eve and will replace earthly powers, with Christ ruling forever. The lesson urges sowing the incorruptible word of God and resisting wealth and worldly cares.
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Mare
Stearre
Cam
Christ
Adam
Disease expert taints spread of animal contagion visit
Dr. Ter Ovawa-Dr fog discusses the spread of a contagious disease in animals and arrived today to call a Burrell study. Dr. Torrance departs for Winnipeg tonight to prepare his report on the matter.
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Ter Ovawa
Fog Weeis
Burrell
Torrance
Winipes
Canada Threat After Panama Shipping Preference
Canadian leaders warn of retaliation against the United States if American Panama Canal shipping enjoys preferential treatment. The Daily Telegraph notes the possibility that other nations might also impose differential duties in response.
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Ydney
New Mouth
Waies Daily Telegraph
United States
Panama
Canada
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