Federal grant urged for technical education across Canada
A four volume report urges a federal grant of 13,990,000 dollars over ten years to provinces, allocated by population, to promote higher technical education and industrial training. The commission led by J. Robertson and colleagues traveled widely, compiling evidence on methods and instruction. The first volume outlines education goals, including practical subjects and early vocational guidance to equip youth for productive work and cultural development.
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Feders
Mage Anasliy
Omawa
Commission On Technica
Whourasd
Ine
De 3
Won Robertson
Montre
M’ Armstrong
North Sydney
George Bryce Winniper
Gaspard de Serres
Monay
Toronto
Dendras Sampeon
Canada
United States
Europe
England
Eevee
Sorsiare
Adoot Fe
Ces
Tony
Seizure Rumors Grow Over French Artillery Carriage Pact
Paris reports unsettling chatter that a German Krupp company could arm a French gun carriage supplier as part of Triple Alliance tensions. The discussion centers on Italy's role and potential delays in delivery, with observers noting Krona influence and the spread of counterfeit or repurposed artillery designs.
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Paris
Matin
France
Krona
Cabinet to resign after acquittal of Deputy in libel suit
The Hungarian cabinet led by Premier Ladisra von Lukace will resign following Deputy Desacs acquittal in a libel case brought by the premier. Desacs was accused of corruption tied to Panama Canal era dealings and a Bank of Hungary contract payment of over 750 000, yet the court ruled the deputy’s statements privileged and dismissed the charges.
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Desacs
Buda Pest
Ladisrue von Lukace
M. Desacs
Jenacs
Sir Henry Curtis Bennett Attacked On Cliff Edge
A startling Bow Street notice reports Sir Henry Curtis Bennett seized by two women on a cliff path near a resort. He narrowly escaped being pushed to his death, later returning to official duties with guards. The fragment mentions a fire at a boat house and two women seen fleeing the scene.
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Sir Henry Curtis Bennett
London
Bow Street
Marry Wilson
Henry
Wilson
Henry Lad
Panhivirst
Houce
Fron College
Henley
Anous Stuggle and American Commanders Refused Surrender
British ambassador Sir Cecil Spring Rice retold the story of the Enterprise and Boxer during a naval battle off Portland in 1812. He noted American victory and that both commanders pledged not to surrender, while he observed worn inscriptions on memorial tablets at the cemetery pairing flags with graves of war heroes.
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Portland
Maine
Cecil Spring Rice
Enterprise
Boxer
Cecil
Bea
Sunderal Exhibition Bureau committee gathers mineral samples
The Industrial Bureau is collecting and piling a full set of economical minerals such as stone lime cement shale gypsum iron gold silver copper for display. Commissioner has sent letters to gather samples up to heavy weights for visitors to view at the exhibit.
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Indus
Indusval” Bureau
Arms From Germany Seized En Route to Belfast Ship
Detectives seized a consignment of rifles and fittings aboard a steamer arriving from Cherbourg bound for Belfast. Officials say they acted promptly after learning of plans to resist authorities, with intact boxes and markings indicating German origin.
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Belfast
Ireland
Maz
Chester
Rmment
Tye Ornee
Ura
French Jean D Arc Day Opens National Fete Idea
The government welcomed the idea of a national fete in honor of French heroes. Clerical associations were allowed to display inscriptions on wreaths. A minister proposed a formal celebration and the plan gained support, with a draft bill circulating to establish the commemoration during the year 1850, noting growing numbers.
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Sovernme
Senate Free List Debate Reflects Wilson Views
Washington action reverses earlier move to tax four and oatmeal and bread meats on the free list. Simons, chair of the committee, and administration leaders approve the change as part of Underwood era trade measures. The plan blends protections with a levy for cattle and commodities while addressing foreign policy concerns. In Tokyo, efforts continue to quell protests against California cuts tied to the Panama Exposition aims and Japan's exhibit plans.
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Wilson
Senate
Washington
Wilson, Jr. Simmons
Underwood
Infermond MM
Chancellor David Lloyd George cancels US tour
London reports that Chancellor of the Exchequer David Lloyd George will not travel in the United States this year. W J Jones of Pittsburg had announced a whirlwind tour with twelve speeches in the United States and Canada, but Lloyd George cites being too busy at the time to undertake the trip.
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Llege-George
London
United States
David Lloyd George
W. J. Jones
Pittsburg
George
Canada
New Zealand Defence Chief Sets Pacific Role Amid White House Talk
New Zealand Minister of Defence arrives home and rejects subordinating naval Quotas to imperial squads. He says Imperial squads could aid the Atlantic but would weaken Pacific operations, stressing a balanced naval contribution and warning against total dependence on imperial command.
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New Zealand
Sava
Pacific
Prool
Allea
Atlantic
Keller Aid Promised Prince Jaime by Alder Figure
Helen Keller and Alder Maeter discuss Prince Jaime, a five year old believed deaf and mute, receiving care from specialists. The text notes Keller’s influence and Keller’s wish to aid the royal family, with Queen Ena and Miss Keller referenced in relation to support for the prince.
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Maeter
Jaime
Alton So
Con
Royal Palace
Sue Prince
Miss Keller
Ena
Arbitration Sitting In Ottawa To Review Century Old Claims
Historic arbitration will convene in Ottawa with British and French representatives present. Canada’s envoy confirms some claims date to the eleventh century, with a 1.5 million pound total mentioned across cases, including Cayuga Indian and Newfoundland fisheries items awaiting consideration.
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Ottawa
Tliens
Tetter
Great Britain
Fremagot
France
Chandler Ho
Wil
Charles Pytapatrici
Canada
Huret
Dia
Cayuga
Market Report on Wheat Prices Driven by Weather and Demand
The weekly grain letter notes weather in the Midwest and South West affecting prices. Rain across the south and northwest shifts sentiment to easier prices, while ongoing moisture deficits threaten yields. European and Canadian demand remains limited, with U S markets showing some new activity. Total weekly sales reach about 4.178 million bushels, down from prior levels.
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Canada
Germany
Russia
Volga
Argentina
United States
Baderi Chatter Areea Ey
Weaweke Ag
America
India
Heehele
Macdie
Winnipeg Market Notes on Visible Supply and Prices
The article reports on global visible supply and U S market conditions with figures for India Russia and the United States. It notes declines in certain supplies and describes export demand and Barley flax and other grains with futures listed for July and October. It also mentions a Royal question about the Poet Laureate role and potential successors with associated debate.
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India
Russia
United
United States
Winnipeg
Fort Witten
Port Arthur
Ahare A
Port Willian
Port of
Canadian Archives Reveal Leaders of St. Sulpice Enduring Wealth
The annual report of Montreal archives details the Gentlemens of The Se minars of St. Sulpice as original Island owners and the wealthiest order in Canada. It notes 19th century records and related successions including Hon. Jos Howe and Geo. John papers.
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St. Sulpice
Montreal
Canada
Branchich
Jos Howe
Geo. John
Duke of Marborough Links Literature and Journalism in Speech
The Duke of Marborough argued that literature and journalism march hand in hand. He said literature provides vividness and vigor, while journalism borrows from it in aims and ideas during his course of a speech.
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Duke of Marborough
Printers Pension Corporation
Fallam
Lesson Summary of Jacob and Joseph in Genesis
A 1913 Sunday School lesson reviews Genesis themes focusing on when Jacob is renamed Israel and the reunion with Joseph in Egypt. It highlights key events from Genesis 37 to 50, Joseph’s forgiveness of his brothers, Judah’s Messianic note, and the linking of Joseph with Christ, ending with Jacob’s death and the Egyptian burial.
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DM. Stearns
Genesie
Nou
Jacob
Israel
Joseph
Egypt
Rher
Gesien
Sis
Eraiot
Sim
Mtitudes
Emvelt
Tract
Serra
Gil
Jesus
Jacoba
Xeovil
Christ
Jaccob
Judah
Messia
Incomplete Report on Grain Elevators and Construction
The note discusses elevators at Mowe and Kove ish twoes and mentions construction progress and added capacity. It references forthcoming grain season impacts and a planned number increase for the next season.
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Mowe
Willam James Memorial Gift Boosts Cancer Research
Arthur James donates 100000 dollars to Miduiceex hospital for cancer research in memory of his brother Léwerd who died in March 1912. The gift funds continued studies and new equipment at the London institute.
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London
Léwerd
Willam James
Arthur James
We Miduiceex Hospital
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