West May Have Packing Industry in Canada
Chicago reports unconfirmed talk that National Packing Co and related interests may establish a large general plant in the Canadian West under government inspection. A Armour representative cited the opportunity if Chicago packers fail to enter Canada, with Burns of Calgary and Gordon Ironside groups named as potential builders on Bow River. British and Canadian press note Canadian cattle, transport, and market advantages, while Ottawa and Calgary officials contemplate municipal slaughtering plants and funding challenges.
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Chicago
Natumal Packing Co
Packers School
Atwart Tilden
Gurney Stove
Louie F Swit
Swifts
Litty Company
Tilden
National Packing Company
Am Team
Canada
Armours
Pree! Press
Pat Burns
Calgary
Gordon Ironside
Bic
Bow River
Danne Hi
Eit
Bennet
Council
Fianee Committee
Ety
Scene of Carnage in Caucasia Sparks Terror
A dispatch from Boban Kale reports severe clashes between front troops and Abkinwians in Caucasia. About 190 casualties, twenty seven widows, and wholesale sackings of Arrhasian villages near the Back Sea shore north of Batum. Rebels blamed for reign of terror as seven stores raided last week and bombs thrown, with several killed or injured.
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Hille Diesaa
Boban + Kale
TraneCaucasia
Billewean
Bnrnly
Trane Caveausia
Back Sea
Batum
Plea for Removal of Embargo on Cattle Imports
A letter from Landon Gray urges lifting the embargo to allow Canadian cattle imports, arguing it would raise raw material supply for canned meats. An Australian trader criticizes government bias toward cheaper American burned meats, while colonial representatives push meat industry gains. Gould Dead Cape Colony noted. novelist Gould born January 25 1834 in Exeter England with extensive European travel and early work The Path of the Just.
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Landon
Sasctck Gray
Ben ‘American
Col J
Paring-Gould
Exeter
Eng
Europe
Ireland
New Medical Claims and Education Scheme Highlighted
A Constantinople hospital head claims a new method to prevent leprosy and cure all cases, while a new educational scheme by Silfred Mosely envisions joint Indian and American education for both sexes. The Post discusses potential Anglo American teacher exchanges with British and Irish educators.
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Merlin
Antisemvarger Nachtich
Constantinople
Deyeke Pasha
Tor
Culbene Hospital
Consastinople
Weil
Sifred Mosely
Americas
London endorse Day act at Ottawa and Sabbath exemption
London politicians endorse the proposed Lont's Day act at Ottawa, seeking exemption for Jews who observe Saturday as Sabbath from Sunday observance. At Appleton Wisconsin Joseph Freund tells of forced labor in Canada, with cars bearing the name Max Daniel and a Montreal ride of fourteen hours. He recalls bribes and payment before reaching Wisconsin. James J. Hill rejects claims of separate lines. Great Northern will own and fund the Vancouver Winnipeg line, with a stock issue and no public funding. Alfred Mosely outlines a plan to bring five hundred British teachers to the US and Canada between November and March, for one month stays. Montreal reports progress on Grand Trunk Pacific railway government section near Reidscap, with several subcontracts awarded and seven miles westward from Quebec bridge.
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London
Ottawa
St Yau
Snan
Canda
Appleton
Wis
Joseph Freund
Wisconsin City
Michael Wagner
Freund
Max Daniel
Montreal
Amit Snow
Great Northey New York
James J. Jus
Great Northern Railroad Express
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Great Northern
Mr. Hill
Great Nouthern
Alfred Mosely
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Watler
Columbia University
Maxwell
New York
Grand Trunk Pacite Railway
Macdonald
O'Brien
Quebec
Reidscap
MP & JV
Davis
Whic
Quebec Bridge
Transfiguration Glory and The Path of Suffering Explained
A Sunday School reflection on the transfiguration narrative ties Jesus divine glory to His coming sufferings and returns, highlighting Peter James and John’s witness, the Father’s voice, and the future reign of Christ with the faithful and Israel. The lesson urges living day by day in Christ’s grace until seen face to face.
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Peter
Pete
Moses
Paul
Jesus
Moxes
Christ
God
Earth
Gethsemane
Elijah
Nazareth
Israel
John
Patmos
Canadian Manufacturers Ask Unified Ottawa Delegation
At a Commercial intelligence committee meeting in Montreal the Canadian Manufacturers Association and allied chambers of commerce from Toronto Vancouver and Montreal submitted resolutions to the sixth London congress on imperial commercial relations. A proposal urged pre-congress talks to unite on a single national resolution to gain attention.
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Canada
Commercial Congress
Toronto
Commercial Intelligence Committee
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Montreal
Wintipes Ame
Vancouver
Chamber of Commerce
MLA
Chambers of Commerce
London
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Canadian Manufacturer's Association
Suet
Circulars on Sunday trade and travel warnings abroad
A report describes a circular sent to various Canadian towns about terms for manufacturers and rail and fuel costs as foreign press banning Sunday importation. It notes American firms seeking Canadian representation and cautions travelers about professional gamblers as warned by White Star Line managers to deter schemes and encourage safety.
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Chicago
Canada
Fskine
Hhis
Toromeo
White Star
White Star Line
Beet Prices in Manitoba Not Satisfactory Says Board
The Manitoba beet price issue draws attention from the board of trade after farmers report low returns from wholesale dealers. A letter from Masataki Togo of Tokyo proposes a great semi international exhibition in Tokyo from Sept to Nov to promote Canadian manufacturers, aiming to create lasting interest and a commercial museum after the event.
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Toronto
F. G. Morely
Board of Trade
Masataki Togo
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Toronto Board of Trade
Canada
Exhibion
May Quadruple Yukon Output Sparks Gold Boom
Yukon mining boasts a dramatic rise as a Dawson linked company aims to process white channel tailings with a cyanide method yielding at least four dollars per ton. The Klondike and other camps expect 30 to 40 million in annual output, with Fairbanks shipping a million plus, while Dr. John Smith is named Ontario education superintendent after earning an honorary LLD from Queen's University.
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Yukon
Dawson
T. G. Wilson
Wilson
Ottawa
Bas
Fairbank
Hannah
Klondike
Nome
John Smith
Ontario
Queen's University
Market Report on Wheat Markets Week of June 7 1906
Thompson Sons Co report on wheat markets in the week ending June 7 1906 notes a May and June decline followed by erratic gains across U S markets. European demand stalls while American yields and harvests loom as factors with ample supplies expected. Manitoba trade dullness persists amid speculative activity and shifting short positions.
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U.S
United States
Ats and
Ck Ago
Winnipeg
Europe
America
Texas
Ken Speke
Manitoba
Fort Wislam
Port Arthur
Ottawa militia land grants Bill gains third reading
Ottawa news notes a militia bill advancing to a third reading. The measure proposes land grants of 220 acres to active service members in the northwest, already allotted to most, with a few remaining. The committee endorsed it and awaits final passage.
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Ottawa
Yukon
Milia Force
Northwest
Patt
Interchange Scheme Proposed for Empire Visits
Bas proposes a novel system of visits between the mother country and colonies to strengthen imperial ties. The plan suggests children from 13 to 14 could be sent at a cost of Eu per year, with details to be handled by Strathcona and others.
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London
Dari Inston
Bas
Fouthern Coustrs
Black
Jobas
Coul
Hlackiston
Strathcona
Origin of Union Jack Through English Irish and Scottish Flags
The article traces the Union Jack’s origins from St George and St Andrew to the union with Ireland, noting the 1606 proclamation under James I and the incorporation of St Patrick’s cross. It discusses theories about the term Union Jack, favoring the royal name Jacques (James) as the source and outlining variants like Union Jacque.
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James I
Ireland
United Kingdom
James
Jacques
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Thien
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Roosevelt
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Asrt Palture Committee
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Mra
Cain
White
Miss Cushing
Ag Gould
Cape Colony
the Sunday School
Terointer
R. J. Rose
McGill Rhodes
Bradles
Roserecet
Oxford
TNE geresannMt Dhs
Man‘tova
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Prince Edward
Ra.wamp
Kamloops
Kamlo
Cate de States
Ml Minor
Moscow
Autientes
Dutents
Stirge
Sendon
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