Loubet in London Opens with Royal Reception Move
President Loubet arrived in London and was greeted at Victoria Station by King Edward VII and the Prince of Wales. He toured St James's Palace and the French Embassy amid guards, cheers, and a state banquet at Buckingham Palace.
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Victoria Station
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Prince of Wales
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Legion of Wales
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Ede
Ward
Prince of
Nales
Duke of
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St. Janes’ Palace
M. Loutet
St. James Palace
Loster
Macihoroth House
Princess of Wales
Loushet
Imediately
M. Loubet Tuchinchom
Mo Laubet
Mar
Lautet
Buckingham Palace
Wales
Captain Webb Trains Unlikely Seals For Winnitag Park Show
In a striking departure from traditional animal tricks Captain Webb has trained a troupe of seals. The ungainly creatures perform feats such as hunting and balancing while traveling the show circuit. Well trained seals demand high fish consumption and can be valuable, earning thousands of dollars as a main drawing card for audiences at Winnitag Park.
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Captain Webb
Quarrel Ends in Death Near Jirandonity and Wawaness
Reports from a Canadian paper describe a Monday morning clash twelve miles north of an early settlement where Tukes Kyruk and Paul Wyrehuckshi fought. Wyrehuckshi’s body was found with a fatal head wound near the scene. Pawin Parker Lowrie was found dead Saturday evening on the trail to Wawa, possibly from an epileptic seizure en route home north of Carberry. The Argonauts of Toronto won the senior eight at the Philadelphia regatta breaking the record.
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Pawin Parker Lowrie
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Carberry
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Philadelphia
CABLE NOTES On New Zealand political clash and tariff plot
The article reports a charged debate over Seddon's meatshop scheme stirring strong opposition in New Zealand. It alleges a Chamberlain funded election drive and targeted suppression of Jewish and trader interests, with rumors of a large capitalist subscription and a shift to a preferential tariff system. It also notes a North Britain locomotive contract amid global competition.
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New Zealand
Greet
Peether Seddon Teong
Chamberlain
Granada
South Mine
Pacite
Ancomotive Company
Glascow
Ontario Fatalities Report From Windsor Yard Incident
A Windsor Ontario dispatch reports Charles Hodgins of 65 Grand Trunk yards died after his foot was caught in an open grate while a locomotive braked. Steam escaped and the wheels passed over him, grinding him to death. Hodgins was 20 years old and unmarried. Tarrie Ontario reports the seven year old son of Thomas McMann found in the bay after a missing person search. W Moore drowned at Port Carling after leaping from a boat. high winds and waves impeded his wife from reaching him. A six year old, Geo Gallagher, drowned in the canal at Robenrgon on July 5. Mrs W Hulse near Burk’s Falls died by self destruction Friday. Trista Nulla died from an apparent self-inflicted death Sunday night.
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Charles Hodgins
Grand Trunk
Tarrie
St Lorne
Thomas McMann
W. TH. Moore
Port Carling
Cran
Geo. Galagher
Robengron
W. Hulse
Burk's Falls
Whirlwind Cyclist Shatters The Loop The Loop
The article profiles Charlie White a renowned circus cyclist at Winnipes fair famed for a dangerous loop the loop act. It notes his speed height and precision while claiming his routine exceeds previous tricks and demands high courage and skill from riders and audiences.
Rioting In Evansville Sparks Fatalities And Chicago-Style Lynch Effort
Disputed clashes in Evansville Indiana ignite a violent race conflict. Police halted two lynching attempts at the city hall jail after at least one boy was killed and several injured. Whites and African Americans clashed as mob crowds gathered, torn gates, and fought outside the jail as officers struggled to restore order.
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City Hall
Brown
Massey
Iynch Brown
Narrom
WRECKED IN SOUTH SEAS AND MONTREAL GRAIN FLOWS
Terrible seas near the Australian coast wreck several ships including the German bark Faith and the CH Watien. Survivors endured days of peril before rescue near the John Islands. Separately Montreal port reports a banner grain season with cheaper freight lifting wheat and other commodities due to rail and sea freight dynamics.
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Arsecifie
Faith
Oertet
Caledonia
Oertel
Jomon Islands
H. Wallen
New York
Yokojawa
Yule Island
Quince
Australia
Edith
Walves
CH Watien
Kerase
Montreal
Fort Willian
Chicago
Montreal Board of Trade
Luncheons at Lords wicket ground and other era notes
British papers report varied items from Lords wicket ground hosting penny in the slot luncheons to a Whitsuntide cart horse parade at Regent's Park with hundreds of horses. They note fires destroying wildlife in Lancashire, hospital nurses guarding a service at St Pauls, and a London hospital operation. The meteorological office appeals to yachtists, and the King and Queen attended a royal service. Infrastructure and finance items include tramway records in Glasgow, fire brigades, and a revenue surge with a large annual surplus despite outstanding accounts.
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AL Altear
Lancashire
Regent's Park
Council urged to amend Medical Act limit osteopaths
Mr Rose urged the council to seek a legislative amendment to the Medical Act to exclude osteopaths and magnetic healers from practicing and publicly advertising while avoiding medicines. The report notes higher court decisions allow these groups to practice their art if they do not administer drugs. A Toronto grocer found an opossum and four young in a Jamaica box. United Church assembly praised as the quietest in its history with focus on foreign missions and urging outreach to alumni communities.
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Rose
Ontario Medical Council
Justial
Poe United Pree Church Assembly
United Church
Whirlwind Dancers at Winnipeg Fair Highlight Novel Paris Acts
A Parietal, sarsresy oor bhe seer at the Winnipeg Fair this year will be even by the Salvaggis described at Whirlwind Dancers. Wind dancing and posing are novel acts recently introduced from Paris and other continental cities. The act is artistic and the two performers deliver original, clever dances. This novelty has not been seen before in Canada and comes straight from New York.
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Charlie White
Winnipes
Fider
Winnipee Fair
Paris
New York
Mistaken Oxalic Acid Drink Leads Deckhand Hospitalized
A deckhand on a steamer drank from a pail mistaken for lemon juice containing oxalic acid, causing severe agony before awareness and hospital care. He will likely recover. Two American detectives have arrested James Beasley in Pietersburg South Africa on charges of forging postal orders, after a chase spanning thousands of miles via the Philippines and Australia.
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Dispatch
Toronto
Arthur Dewex
James Beasley
Pietersburg South
Beasley
Hay
Capessome
South Africa
Philipines
Australia
Tuberculosis in Cattle and Royal Visit Reflections
A health society meeting reviewed early tuberculosis experiments in calves, noting subcutaneous injections showed no disease progression while some infections from tuberculous sources resembled mild human forms. London officials and visiting American officers attended a luncheon with Lord Beresford praising Edward the Peacemaker and discussing Anglo American naval ties and world peace, amid strong public enthusiasm.
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Merlin Medical Society
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Rosset Health Office
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Observatio
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Virehow
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Prince of Wales
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de Cama
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Chai
Gorhan
Thoew
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Edward
France
Roosevelt
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Great Britain
Seaker
America
Lord Meresford
Exhibition Excursions for Winnipeg Visitors July 21
Special and regular excursion trains planned for July 21 to Winnipeg with multiple routes from Manitoba towns. Events include intermediate stop itineraries, return trains on July 22, and a Citizens Day on July 28 while normal services resume. European import/export concerns note meat inspection costs hindering German transit trade.
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Pax Je Railway Company
Palmers Tay
Manfo
Interme
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Orelock
Minnedosa
Bug Rogan
Winnisee
Winnipeg
Hrandon
Fo Wim
Glen Vore
Ieav
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Emerson
Nipee
West
Derby
Die
Win
Portage
Seewatin
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Whitemouth
Mol ‘On
Reausejour
Konerson
Whinipex
Freight wreck in Royal Gorge claims multiple lives
In Canon City Colorado on July 16 a freight train of three engines and twenty cars jumped the Denver and Rio Grande track in the Royal Gorge, plunging 2000 feet into the Arkansas River. Three engineers, a fireman and four brakemen disappeared. two engines were derailed, and several cars sank. Six miles east of Canon City near the hungtutur bridge the wreckage left workers stunned as river currents swept the tracks.
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