Canada to Join Proposed Peace Celebration
Historic gathering analyzed by MP Sam Parker with Sir Edward Walker in Ottawa. Statements from Hon Wilfrid Laurier and officials detail Canada’s role, aiming to honor lasting terms of the Treaty of Ghent and unify English and French speaking worlds. Attendees listed include judges, bishops, and university leaders from across Canada and the western provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
AaveCarata
Sir Eaznand
Santeat Sales
Psierniion
Sbick
Bork
Sam Paker
Eaiward Walker
United
Edmund
Ghentich
Don Gom Perley
Wifrid Laurier
Lumbago
White
Rice
Canada
Crothers
Wilfrid Laurier
WS Fleiliog
Ottawa
Wiliam Mack
Toronto
Creas
Gnawa
Row
David Laird
Ruesot
Premie
Hughton Macanipes
Jam
Atking Pee
Sanford Evans
Wis Bier
Doc
Gars
POA Morrigan
Vege
Tory
Ihesca Eamonton
Wo Doyte
Monte
DG McQuinn
JX Clark
Shurabia
Re McBridge
Jon CH. Tupper
Vancover
Wate
Vasboarer
Difwan
Vanedavars Archbahop
Neil
Vancouver
MacKay
Clive Phillips
Wout
Gosnell
Victoria
Military regiments to occupy western Canada under night
A 3009 strong force is planned to occupy the field and remain in place under cover of night. The last dig camp is set for June 18 with expectations that all military units in Western Canada will be deprecated. Attachments reference Winkiper and several smaller towns across the provinces from Saskatchewan to British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilgary
Oraite
Smn
Mt Ia
Canata
Putnte
Wright Craft Art Urges National Memorial For Great Man
A fragmented article highlights Wright Craft Art advocating a national memorial to a great man. It cites the South Kensington Museum and George Stephenson’s locomotive as symbols of nineteenth century transport progress, urging collective national remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kensington Museum
George Stephenson
Hudson Bay Railway to Tender for 68 Mile Sec‑tion
Government to let work on the 68 mile Hudson Bay Railway section between Spion and Thicket Ports. The line will be open to tender until about late July to allow prospective bidders to review the country terrain and prepare their specifications.
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Secford
Towdai
Department of Railways
Hudson Bay Railway
Australian Navy to Train Crews on Encounter Cruisers
The Admiralty will command the cruiser Encounter and lead an Australian squadron to train crews. The Encounter is to be recommissioned with specially qualified officers and crews as part of ongoing Australian government support and cooperation in naval training.
Navy assigns ships to Atlantic fleet for Guantanamo
Rear Admiral WarsaIpago informs Washington that Missouri Mississippi Minnesota and Ohio are designated to the Atlantic fleet's fourth division for Guant namo deployment. No departure date is given and Admiral Usher commands the division.
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Warsaipago
Crina Washington
Admira
Missouri
Musassaippi
Minnesota
Ohio
Guantama Ha
Usher
German Prince Debuts as Author Morita Hunting Diary
Prince Frederick William has written Prva My Hunting Diary a debut work describing his hunting experiences in Germany and abroad. The book will include many photographs some by the crown prince himself and is now being printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick William
Germany
Cron
Whole Car of Americans Arrives at Wash Facto
A traveler arrived recently with a whole car of items from Calgary and Atta GC Pearky, bound for the CPR. The shipment was moved eastward from the wash facility, carrying a notable consignment to distant markets.
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Calgary
Atta
CPR
Wash Facto
Canadian Cadets to Receive State Home Support
Ottawa-Hon ter of militia announces that Canadian Cadets from British Columbia will be given a state home by the government for their summer. Hon. Mr Pierce, minister of militia for Australia, presides over the announcement following a formal welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Mr Pierce
Australia
British Columbia
Farmland Auction Over 167 Acre Sut tana estate case
A court decision regarding the Sut tana'e estate and the Duke of Sutherland's western Canada farmland led to a public auction of 167 acres. The order directs sale of the property listed as part of the restructured estate plans.
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Ren Pree
Toshire
Duke of Sutherland
Western Canada
Future prospects of Western Canada transport and canal links
A Western Canada gathering discusses future commerce as the Panama Canal opens and CPR doubletracks Brandon to the Pacific coast. Trade shifts hinge on grain exports, steamship routes, and new cable rates as Hon. P. Pelletier plans a health trip to England and France to pursue postal rate reforms.
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Can
Panama Canal
Canal
CPR
Brandon
Pacific Coast
Dow
Tuxiways
Vancouver
Liverpool
Bust of Sir Wilfrid Ottawa Replaced at Chateau Laurier
The statement notes an order to sculptor Paul Chevries to carve a new bust of Sir Wilfrid to replace the damaged figure. The existing bust in the Chateau Laurier rotunda fell during placement, damaging the nose. The replacement is expected to take a few months.
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Ottawa
Paul Chevries
Wilfrid
Chateau Laurier
Moroccans Routed by French Column Near Fez
French forces under General Lyaute routed tribesmen positioned six miles from Fez on Saturday. The column shelled enemy positions with artillery causing heavy casualties and signaling a decisive French advance.
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Satuntay
Lyaute
Fea
Welcome for Canadian Cadets Ouana for Australia
Canadian cadets Columbia arrangement announcement notes the welcome ceremony and overseas placement. Officials confirm training, collaboration, and a joint program with Australian partners for cadet exchange.
Sample Markets Opening Under Expert Buyer Process
The notice calls for establishing sample markets next September with expert buyers and organization. It emphasizes a decisive action plan and government oversight to ensure the buying process proceeds correctly.
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GE Foster
Min
Alt
Cuban Armament Plan Amid Congress Authority Delay
A government move proposes arming the Cuban forces with Kiag Jorgenson rifles, redirecting about 100000 stands from the regular army into a reserve supply. The plan awaits express congressional authorization, with rifles priced at around five dollars each and held in case of need.
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Canere
Congress
Wheat blockade fears as transcontinental line expansion stalls
The report describes delays on the National transcontinental line between Superior Junction and Port Arthur delaying Grand Trunk Railway expansion. Ottawa talks among Chamberlain Wainwright and Leonard seek to speed construction but doubts persist about completing the western Canada route in time for the next crop. Officials warn western export wheat may face congestion and reliance on the Lake Superior route remains likely.
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Superior
Cochrane
Grand Trunk
Western Canada
Chamberlain
Wainwright
Grant Trunk
Ottawa
Leonard
Transcout
Superior Junction
Port Arthur
Fort Wi Ham
Canada exhibits at Milwaukee fair with grand parade
A Canadian exposition plan aims to showcase Canadian grown products and horses at the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee during fair week. Lord Strathcona receives the Albert Medal for rail, resource, and commerce improvements. Gas prices blamed on oil company profits. a Saskatchewan farmer stocks 22 000 barrels for motor plows. Vancouver reports strong recovery and good weather after arrival.
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Canada
Milwaukee
Wis
Land
Northwest
Lord Strathcona
Lendon
Albert
Oval Society of Arts
Society
HORWH
Duncynnaught
Toronto
F West
Wesers
Saskatchewan
Canada immigration policy blamed for western losses in US
The piece argues Canada’s open policy attracted American farmers, draining western states of land and labor. Officials estimate outflow damages include reduced settlement in frontier areas, higher landing costs via the Panama Canal, and shifts in grain markets as wheat supply and prices respond to North American movements and European demand.
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Canada
Wasex
Panama Canal
Europe
Pacific Coast
New York
United States
James J Hil
Tuaye
Thes Praison
Market Report on Wheat and Winter Wheat Prospects
Thompson Sons reports little change in the wheat market over the past week. US winter wheat belt weather, especially in Illinois and Kansas, remains poor with excessive rains and cool conditions delaying field work. Traders note reduced yields and a looming surplus shortage, while outside speculators grow cautious awaiting harvest outcomes.
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America
Rivance
Retukenad
Tesite
Kansas
Citana
Canatian
Russell
Europe
United States
United Staten
Canada
Acrea
Fort Welian Aut
Port Arthas
Thompson, Sons & Co
Winnipeg
Nebraska
Illinois
Kanaas
Furst
Dust Star
Msn
Snow Inglis
Lecount
Travelgny Hiotor Cara
Akrea
Rejane Loses Suit Over Use of Name
In a recent action, Rejane contends over the unauthorized use of her name by Mic Brian Belly. The court ruled against her claim, limiting relief and sustaining the defendant’s use of the name in question.
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Rejane
Parla Mme Rejane
Actents
Mic Brian Belly
Sunday School Lesson Commentary on John and Jesus
Detailed biblical reflection tracing John the Baptist and Jesus, noting their roles, works, and the kingdom's arrival. Compares prophecies, emphasizes faith in works as evidence, and discusses reaction of crowds, with references to Matthew, Luke, and Isaiah. Also contrasts modern living costs to 1912 context.
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Thong Wen
Cnet
Sorat
John
God
Jesus
Thom
Father Belles
Tsrad
Cape
Teaiah
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Arerament
Kiag Jorgenson
Tupper
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Stearns
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