Andree message stirs cheers amid distant prayers
A chaotic mash of news items reports a polar expedition letter slip found in Poland dated July 11 1907 signed Andree Strindberg and Fraepekel with the line All well thrown out about longitude 81 latitude waknows. Winnipeg hosts Icelandic Lutheran gathering to elect delegates for a synod at Hallwood June 24 with plans for a Lutheran college in Winnieg and missionary work. A drowning death near Kootenay Landing claims A V Neville CPR employee aged 23, with body yet to be recovered. Banff elects officials June 17 with polling June 27 and potential candidates. Toronto engineers call for renewed strike. Gaspesia salvors seek wages. Perthshire being towed to Auckland. Major Marchand visits Hoissey parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Jane
Mandal
Norway
Coant
Poland
Andree
Strindberg
Fraepekel
Andre
Winnipeg
Luthera
Lutheran Synod
Lake Winnipeg
Brandon
Arvile
Lake Manitoba
Winnieg
Wen
Luthers Nagar
Kootenay Landing
A. V. Neville
Crow's Neat Pass
EH. Neville
CPR
Selkirk Street
Fasheus
Neville
Telegraphic Briefs From June Sixth Implies Broad Events
Telegraphic briefs report Lake Bennettle thawing, a surrender by the Samoane, and a found entity at Ieeiama. A brakeman drowns on Keoteway Lak while Arimoma and New Westauin note local econ and politics. Conservative convention planned in Wisnjeat amid Western Canada drainage and Portage la Braise issues. Hy trackwen discussed a appeal at a site meeting. Kites enw remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Bennettle
Ieeiama
Cotaiahie
Keoteway
Arimoma
Adwieal Lewes Aves
Bishug Bucks
New Westauin
Jen Masitola
Press Excursion Plans Draw Western Editors East
Winnipeg dispatch reports a press association excursion of about fifty Western Ontario Manitoba and Northwest Territory editors. Two sleeping cars will attach to the regular train leaving Winnipeg June 13 for Seattle Tacoma Portland and return via Victoria Kootenay country Spokane Rossland Nelson and home. About seventy five officials from CPR networks and commercial bodies back the trip ensuring smooth transport and warm receptions at every stop. The committee aims for a carefree journey with strong organization and generous railroad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Jane
Western Canada Press Association
Ontario
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Winipeg
Hanfl
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
Victoria
Vancouer
Kootenay
Spokane
Rossland
Nelson
B.C
Winniper
CPR
Attack on Loubet at Auteuil Races in Paris
President Loubet accompanied by Premier and military household members faced a violent disturbance at Auteuil races. A mob clashed with police as Count Christiani brandished a stick toward the president, sparking arrests and injuries among officers. Guards protected the president and he remained calm throughout.
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Peri
Jone
Loubet
M Daves
Mo. Bailloud
Auteuil
Madame Loubet
Avenue Des Champa Elswee
League of Patrota
Count Christani
Christiani
M. Joseph Lasses
Cers
M. Firmin Faure
Oran
Algeria
Crilliere
Lontet
Legion of Honor
G T R Strike Ends as Men Return to Work
Trackmen's strike ends with workers resuming duties on Monday after engineers refused to back them. MPs Powell and Taylor advised a return, arbitration offered, and management to handle further steps. Also reports Killarney man killed by lightning and clergy rector dies in Calgary. Kingston and Monserrat earthquakes noted with damage and fatalities.
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E. Flark
George Taylor
J. Powell
Hays
Toronto
Pole
Trikers
Messrs
Powell and
Taylor
Hayes
Kingston
Jamaica
Monserrat
Leeward Group
British West Indies
British Columbia faces disallowance of anti Japanese law
Joseph Chamberlain warns Canada to amend British Columbia anti Japanese legislation or the federal government will disallow the act. Japan objects to the Chinese immigration style restrictions and argues for parity if BC refuses to amend. Dominion and imperial governments weigh remedies to preserve friendship with Japan while considering the bill’s objectionable content. In parallel, local notices report a custody case in Elsbera and Inden and municipal finance troubles in Gravenhurst with the town clerk’s arrest over a shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chamberlai
Turner
British Columbia
Japan
Chamberlain
Britain
Dominion
Imperial
Telegraphic Briefs
Trial has been ordered for a Chinese couple. A man named Martie was a real name. A hardware store thief was burglarized. The Austral match draw was remade. Chas. W. Janes, a farmer, faced charges. Ken Daisy and Walker were mentioned in an unclear context. A hospital ward, a schoolteacher, and a river incident were noted. Several names and places are jumbled. the report records scattered brief items from public matters and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martie
Oraeo
Tite
Chas. W. Janes
Walker
Momne Lardow
Ise Derden
Egos
Elk
Spain
Celnas
Inlamis
Manila Ball Tour and War News Mix in June Dispatch
Senator Beveridge's Philippine tour includes visits to Oito Negros and Cebu as U S forces warn that inland tribes may prolong fighting. The report notes a lavish reception in Manila and hints at continued subsidy talks, while a Brigadier departs for health reasons and warning of ongoing resistance and potential hardships for troops.
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Manila
United Stats Phillippines Commission
Manu
Hartor
Amer
Otis
U.S
Allert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Philippines
Oito
Negros
Cebu
Jolos
America
Paniards
Beveridge
King
Sfenila
Puebla
Provincial rights in Toronto dispute over federal loan bill
Attorney Ger Hardy drafted a memorandum denouncing the federal governments stance on the loan company issue, warning the senate bill may provoke a serious federal provincial conflict. It argues the measure conflicts with post Confederation practice and risks constitutional and financial complications. The note urges joint legislation to avoid jurisdictional clashes. Also reports a fatal mine accident near Regina where Henry Lampehire, 43, fell forty five feet and died. he leaves a wife and five children, with remains to be moved to Port Arthur for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ger Hardy
Ingsla Ion
Senate
House of Commons
Regina
Henry Lampehire
Port Arthur
Sears
Protesting Strikers Spark Railway Clash At Barnsville
Reports describe Grand Trank detectives under Gaudry clashing with armed strikers at Barnsville near Lancaster. Stones shattered a car, Gaudry wounded, police fired to disperse mob. Belle River hosts Italians replacing striking workers amid sympathy protests. Several injuries, blockaded rail action, and stalled trials noted. overall labor unrest across towns.
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Grand Trouk
Gaudry
Bi Fille
Montecal
Bainsville
Lancaster
Barnsville
Ndry
Beaprie
Grand Trank
St. Hyacinthe
Sicotte
Chatham
Belle River
Windsor
Tralians
Hamilton
John Wh
Jer & Co
Turbulent Echoes From An English Daily Page
Fragmentary notes report an earthquake shock in San Francisco and arrivals of ships like the Patria. Mentions of Patria crew seeking Henley June 1 and a workman in Toronto, plus editor deaths and a city lineman with a murder tied to Kootenay lake. Disjointed, many names unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Stravan
Walte Biog
San Prancisce
G. T. Ty
Patria
Argonaut
Toronto Wild
Hentey
Erel Addreoper
Winnipeg
Henry Hori
Loudon Fimes
Carman
Herescue
W. Pletcher
Kootenay Lake
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Andres Messace
Lutheran Convention
Banff
Howant Douglas
The
National Park
Brett
A. le. Sifton
Montreal
St John Nad, Jane
Ofctor
Gaspesia
Kite
G St Lawrence
Melbourne
Wallace
Srney
Nsw
Bluff
N. S.W
Auckland
Paria
Marchand
Hoissey
Janes
Willie Lawry
King William Street
Tuckett
Beach Road
Belfast
Wim, O'Brien
Santiago
James
London
New Orleans
St. Charles Theatre
South
Parson Davies
Christianl Jims
Mis Mat
G.T. R
Killarney
Chas. W. James
Oakwood
Ont
Chown Friends
Methodist
Rev. Lowe
Calgary
J. F. Lowe
Churrc of the Redeemer
Elsbera
Inden
Campbell
Virden
Parkin
Ying
Orillia
Gravenhurst
Senator Beveridge
Market Square
Sam Brewsters
John Woods
T. Glover
Hilyard Walsh
Theodore Smith
Chas. Swenner
Launon
Hunterville
D. McCaffrey
Twcerer
William
Paty
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