Speech on early wireless telephony by Dr Fleming lecture
In a lecture at the Rorat tetltie Loeton Dr Fleming outlined inventions enabling long distance speech transmission. He noted loaded lines and coils, Pupin’s ideas, and recent demonstrations by Fessenden and others, predicting future telephony across the Atlantic by wireless or cable.
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Fessenden
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Highways Commission discusses expenditure and wages plan
At a meeting of the Eishaidewas Highways Commission the 12 Mantes Sy ephugtchguay government program was reviewed. By June 1 the commission expects about 100 reads fangs of works with pay amounts set at 85 dollars per day or 50 cents per hour. A new judging system for fudges fades out, with a projected spend of 100000 dollars. Port Coquitlam area noted, including 39 acres in subdivision 10 section 12 township coast maridion.
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Morlo Wide Spread of Disease Across Panaman Opening
Wide spread disease fears loom as Panaman Canal opening prompts warnings that tropical illnesses could be redistributed by trade. Harvard Medical experts warn the Panama route would threaten global commerce, with yellow fever and cholera possibly moving between Americas and Asia.
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Europe
South America
Guayaquil
Ils
Canada and Home Rule Orange Order in Politics
Toronto is Canada s Belfast as the London Times Canadian correspondent analyzes the Orange Order influence in Canadian politics. He notes 25,000 Orangemen active or identified and says Ontario recruits influence public affairs. He portrays Ulster leagues in Ontario as secretive, energetic, and capable of aiding Ulster if civil war occurs.
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Site of Roman Camp Is Found
The annual report of Roman discoveries in Great Britain was given to Professor Haverfield at the meeting of the British Academy in Burlington House. An encampment was identified at Hhan Wells Aberdeenshire the far north of the Romans. On the walls of Pius between the Forth and the Clyde sites of three forts and the line of the wall had been fixed. Near Chester the kiln of the garrison had been examined Wroxeter the foundations of a temple in the Italian style had been discovered in clearing the building of the general post office Roman rubbish pits had been laid bare it was hoped that an opportunity would soon be agreed. The London a the possessors of we potent name of Londonium scratched upon it. Going to Philippines etc.
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Clyde
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Wroxeter
London
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Preservation and Benzoate of Soda Use in Foods
A US Department of Agriculture review from 1909 examines benzoate of soda as a preservative in tomato products and other foods. It notes mixed results in sample analyses, varying quality, and that some states ban its use while federal policy allows it with clear labeling.
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New Vaudeville Circuit Planned by Marcus Loew
Marcus Loew eyeing a chain of Western Canadian theatres linking Vancouver Winnipeg and Toronto with planned stops in Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Prince Albert Regina Brandon Moose Jaw and beyond He aims to loop shows from New York to San Francisco up north to Portland Seattle then east through Canada to reach Toronto Montreal and Ottawa with Buffalo and Rochester as potential stops.
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Seattle
Teste Coen
Cain of Theatres
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoo
Prince Albert
Regina
Brandon
Moose Jaw
Buffalo
Rochester
Edmonton Leads Alberta Coal Growth As Crow's Nest Tops Output
The Edmonton district holds the largest coal fields in Alberta, with Crow's Nest coal district leading 1,849,435 tons in output. Lethbridge comes next at 966,020 tons, followed by Edmonton and Calgary. About 3,608 men were employed in mines across the province in 1913, with increased machinery use and electric service in larger pits. Fatalities numbered 28, mainly in smaller mines with less stringent oversight.
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Respite Granted in Ohio Death Row Case
Governor Cox of Columbus, Ohio, granted a one year and a day respite to Leslie Mumphries, sentenced to die in the electric chair. The measure, to be renewed by future governors if he remains prisoner in good standing, allows support wages to go to his dependent family while the case looms over him.
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Defence Conference Plans Stir Imperial Debate
A damaged report outlines Britain and dominions seeking a defence conference. Canada Australia New Zealand and others weigh security goals and alliance strain amid calls for Pacific policy and racial era tensions. Churchill and Australian leaders clash over imperial strategy and naval strength in a shifting global balance.
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Lytralia
New Zealand
Don Rasa Crescee and Global Tax Flows Highlight 19th Century Trade
In a fragmented account, Don Rasa Crescee's rise mirrors global trade links including British and American tax regimes. The report notes 9 decided measures, 165 government renewals, and 625 renewals across periods, with 254 renewals claimed during a tax year. It references the Saskatchewan department, Queensland agriculture, and sugar industry employment as part of industrial policy shifts.
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West Industry
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Queensland
Industria
Farm Boys Will Compete At Winter Fair Show
Announcement calls for beef cattle entries at the 1915 Manitoba Winter Fair with $1,000 in prizes. Open to domestic Livestock breeders, the event features twenty prizes led by a top prize of $190 and a gold petal trophy.
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Brandon
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Gregor
Sega
foTher
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Rand
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Asso Vom
Generis
Manitoba
Eankdl
Morleyville Morley reserve lead for Indians area extended
The document notes a lead for Indians and adds 12 742 acres to the Stoney Indian reserve at Morleyville. The measure appears tied to securing land use and laying out plans for raising stock.
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