Canada Debate Highlights Growth, Immigration, and Trade
The SPEAKING FOR CANADA address stresses progress and prosperity, urges capital and population growth, and defends immigration laws. It notes foreign oversight should be domestic, with treaties and trade policies framed to protect domestic interests while avoiding interference in mother country affairs. Earl Crewe and Fielding receive praise for prudent international relations and concerted action.
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Earl Crewe
Billah
Boas
Roosevelt Favors Pinchot as Pennsylvania Governor Candidate
Pittsburg Teaser suggests Pinchot as an independent anti ring candidate for Pennsylvania governor. The organ of former Senator Win Flint hints Pinchot’s selection could gain Roosevelt’s backing, with Pinchot living in Milford Pa. Alec P Moore, Leader owner, had been in Roosevelt's confidence.
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Pittsburg
Giffard Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Win Flint
Repub
Penrose
Pinchot
Oyster Bi
Roosevelt
Milford
Alec P. Moore
Leader
Paying Off Debentures in Manitoba and Rail Bonds
Winnipeg has paid off provincial and railway debentures totaling over 1.0 million dollars. The Manitoba North Western and Husson Bay Railway bonds were discharged, with portions payable in London and Montreal. Ottawa reports navigations opening May 11 reaching 276 270 tons, up from 2 562 560 last year, a rise of 5 72069 tons. canal increases occurred at Chambly and Rideau while St Peters canal declined.
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Winnipeg
Toba
Manitoba North
Teba
Ottawa
Isanale Troan
Sc Canal
Huge Gold Dredge Shipments to Dawson Klondyke Area
Vancouver master plans the largest gold dredge in the west. The plant will be installed on Bear Creek at the mouth of the Klondike River and owned by a Canadian mining company with vast ore holdings. Over 500,000 thousand feet of lumber will accompany the bull.
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Vancouver
Dawson
Bear Creek
Klondyke River
Canady Fining Company
Twenty Passengers Die in Ohio Railway Wreck
A midwest railway collision on the Ohio line killed twenty passengers and injured many as two cars derailed and piled into a third. Rescue efforts cleared bodies and survivors within hours as emergency crews worked amid debris and shattered glass.
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Ohio
Nation Bagenge
Persene
New Vicariate Created in Western Roman Catholic Territory
The Holy See plans a new Vicariate Apostolic of Keewatin spanning from the international boundary to the North Pole and east toward the Greenland waters. It marks a major expansion as the region becomes a mission diocese under a bishop. The creation follows Langevin's visit and aims to strengthen Catholic presence in a densely populated, thinly served area.
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Romatace
Holy See
Winneses
Langevin
Cot Keewatin
Takin
North Pole
Canadian
Greenland
Wellington Premier Warns Against Standard Oil Influence
Wellington Premier Ward cautioned that an American firm, Standard Oil, wields dominant and restrictive power. He cited clear evidence of anticompetitive behavior that could prompt anti trust legislation and affect New Zealanders and imports amid rising tensions with the United States.
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Wellington
Ward
Visiting Western Fairs Feature Noted Cattle Breeder
Famous cattle breeder Fanonton Thoniae Stanton of Aurora drew attention at Western fairs with a standout Shorthorn bull named the Phenom Real. James Yule of the Van Horne farm at Selkirk bid up to 9400 dollars before the sale, underscoring strong interest and future returns.
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Canaas
Fanonton
Thoniae Stanton
Aurora
United Western
Canaan
James Yule
van Horne
Selkirk
Nile
Winnipeg Tax Rate Sees Eleven Mills Levy For Current Year
Winnipeg levies for the current year set the business tax at about 10.8 mills on the assessment and a total valuation that yields roughly 1.7 million in revenue from both property and business taxes. The combined revenue estimate for the city approaches 1,095,925 dollars, outlining expected expenditures for the year.
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Winnipeg
Sear
Sram. Org
Chief Justice Fuller Dead in Sudden Illness
Chief Justice Melville W Fuller of the United States Supreme Court died suddenly. Born February 1, 18— in Bowdoin, he read law and joined the bar in 18—. He moved to Chicago to practice, returning later to serve as chief justice since October of that year.
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Fuller
Mar Harter
Maine
Melville W. "Fuller
Union Court
Tne
Bowdoin
Chicago
Alberta Crop Outlook Promises Gains Despite Regions Hit
Alberta reports indicate a failing crop in parts of the south with limited impact province wide. Shipments of grain for 1910 are expected to concentrate on the main growing areas, especially around Lath Bridge, amid broader provincial variability.
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Alberta
Eimenton
Lathbridge
Bill to Amend the Royal Oath and Protestants
Fragmentary report notes a proposal to amend the Royal Declaration to safeguard Protestants without offending the crown. It mentions Asquith and Balfour debating timetables, delaying discussion, and potential shifts in offense terms for loyal subjects. Redmond is referenced in relation to support.
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House of Commons
Asquith
J. Balfos
Redmond
Rome
Fair Attractions at Walker Theatre Show Two Musical Comedies
Visitors to the Winnipee Exhibition will enjoy special treatments at the Walker Theatre with two splendid musical comedies. Performers include acts from Cares and Taiders Porestmer, delivering light entertainment and popular tunes for attendees.
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Winnipee
Walker Theatre
Walter Heath Fair Night Shifts to Feature Local Acts
An abundance of whistling and entertainment fills the Capang as Gus Wenbure leads a night of live music and dancing. The labor heavy scale production includes weather theatre Sling and venti Seltiatee fees, while Cuetakers decide the outcome. The fair remains incomplete without each attraction at Walter Heath.
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Walter Heath
Westward Canada News Fragments From Moose Jaw Report
In Moose Jaw a man from Stouffville Ont fell into the river while fishing and disappeared after attempts to rescue him. Local option closures affect two hotels, three bar rooms, and a wholesale license. A large crowd gathered as a freight train arrival caused confusion with minor injuries reported.
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Moose Jaw
Ezerten Lemon
Stouffville
Ont
Moose Jaw River
Moosomin_ Sack
Deere
Farmers Bought Freely Rallying Results of Land Sales
Farmers bought freely in western provinces as land sales concluded. The report cites an average price around 1446 dollars per acre, noting the lowest bids met by several bidders. Two farmers emerged among the lowest priced sales, while multiple participants sought parcels amid steady demand.
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Yash Sem Eool
Repudiates Interview Over Misquoted Remarks
A writer of a newspaper interview rejects the published quotes as inaccurate and demands correction. The speaker insists no statements reflect their views, citing a long stay in New York and Montreal and stating friends disagree with the published portrayal.
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New York
Montreal
Grand Trunk Pacific Introduces Winnipeg to Edmonton Train
The Grand Trunk Pacific operates a new daily Winnipeg to Edmonton service on a roughly 30 hour trip covering 716 miles. The line features improved coaches, dining cars, and streamlined equipment, with easy gradients and few sharp curves aiding smoother travel.
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Grand Trunk Pacific
Grand Trunk Passic Railway
Winnipeg
Bie Ioston
Howe
McTtlis
Building Permits Totals Rise In First Half Reports
Statistics show nearly ten million in building permits for the first half of the year, with six months totaling 608,775. The estimate for the full year then looks toward fifteen million, and projections suggest the annual total will be much higher.
Canadian Pacific earnings and fires hit western towns
Canadian Pacific earnings show a sharp revenue rise for the year amid high prices. Claresholm Alberta reports a disastrous fire causing $20,000 in losses to several businesses and homes, with four burned and others saved by windless conditions. Fire destroyed a livery stable, a dwelling owned by James Bailey of Granum, Gibson’s contents, a priest’s woodworks shop, a blacksmith shop, a liquor store, and a laundry. Insurance likely covered most losses. Harry Corbett of the Queen's hotel suffered an injury from a fall during the blaze.
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Claresholm Alta
James Bailey
Granum
Gibson
Priest
Beth
Harry Corbett
Queen's Hotel
Duke Favors Alliance With United States
Duke of Sat roasho advocates closer relations with the United States. He calls for mutual cooperation and opportunistic avenues to strengthen ties and economic exchange between the two nations.
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United States
Duke of
Feat of French Aviator Count de Lesseps over Montreal
An account of Count de Lesseps flying from Sedat Lakeside toward the north shore of Montreal. The attempt drew a crowd of about 100, with spectators noting the craft and followable view of several parts of the machine. The aircraft reportedly fell behind the lead group as the brothers tried to keep pace.
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Count de Lesseps
The Sovereign's Clemency Remission of Military Penalties
His Majesty the King approves a royal mercy granting remission of portions of unexpired sentences for soldiers. Desertion cases within five years and those deemed physically unfit will be released from further service with certificates. Pardon extends to officers and men under specified conditions, requiring written reports.
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Otawa
the Rive
Defaulter's Tragic Death Found in Detroit River
Ottawa official Frank Gouldthrite, a defaulting superintendent of stationery, was found dead in the Detroit River near Trent lite village. A fisherman discovered the body with throat wounds and a note claiming intent to commit suicide after leaving the American steamer.
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Ottawa
Lake
Detroit
Frank Gouldthrite
Prairne Aurewa
Fontin
Detroit River
Gouldt Rad
Amer Anatern
Grand Trunk Pacific Wins Court Case Clarifies Contract
Grand Trunk Pacific, Moreton Frewen, and Vancouver figure in a legal decision. Charles Mc Hays and Jon Frewen are involved, with the court ruling no valid agreement existed on price terms and a related claim was dismissed with costs. The outcome shapes the dispute over the real costs and liability.
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Moreton Frewen
Vancouver
Charles Mc Hays
Grand Trunk Pacific
Jon Frewen
of Justice
Hunter
Garding Price
Costa
British and Foreign News Briefs and Weather Notes
London report on a Baycot assembly and Lord Stewthorna with the price meeting, plus Canada farming land figures. Edinburgh notes Dr Osler on tuberculosis and the dairy outlook. Kansas City cites municipal wheat field issues and loitering penalties. Wet cool weather worries French crops and Sommer cites crop damage in the city. weekly death toll listed.
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London
Son's Baycot
Stewthorna
Canada
Edinburgh
Osler
Dhemiatyed
Ous
Sommer
The Seeson Text and Sermon Reflections on Christ’s Call
A 1928 Sunday School text by Rev. D. M. Stearne discusses discerning the signs of the times, faith in Christ as the rock of the church, and the necessity of cross bearing. It cites Peter’s confession, the church’s foundation on Christ, and contrasts the kingdom with the church through scriptural references.
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D. M. Stearne
Testantin Nevers
East
Christ
Peters
Hewshin
Martha
Peter
Mark
Jesus
Simon
Peter Apetros
Petra
Seo Pentecost
Cornellus
Ind
Matt. x
Luke Rir
John Ail
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Te Mance
May
Manitoba
Standard Oil
Premier Asquith
Walker
Richard F. Carroll and
Gus Weinburg
Western Canada News
Harper Tae, Mayer
Lencel Receta
Douglas
Edmonton
Canadian Pacific
Er Sinaar
J. Ogien
Armour
Avomei
Peter Veregin
Byrne
Parte
C.plr
Duke
Defaulter
British & Foreign News
Kanes City
Sentenire Wheat Fields Municipal
the Sunday School
Macleod
Edward Thompson
Thompson
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