GOLDWIN SMITH DEAD A LEGEND IN CANADIAN LETTERS
The obituary recalls Goldwin Smith a scholar and journalist who shaped Canadian intellect and public life. Born in England educated at Oxford he taught at Toronto and held influence with King Edward VII and other leaders. He championed minority views fought for farmers and philanthropy and left a lasting legacy before his death in Canada.
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Ring Edward
Dr. Smith
England
Oxford
Gretesor
Mediford
Bel
King Edward
Recovered Jewels Shocking Heist At Moscow Cathedral
An 18 year old jeweller was caught inside the Uspenaki Cathedral in Moscow after the theft of sacred jewels from the church. Guards confronted a silent youth who claimed he had slept and waited for water for days. Diamonds, pearls, and other stones were later found hidden.
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Moscow
Feo
Thore
Uspenaki
Kenia
Jeff
Ener
Voting on By-Laws and Hospital Grants Debate
The town considered by laws approving budget for hospital projects and a tuberculosis hospital. A $400 000 grant to the frat hospital was defeated while funds for an isolation hospital and municipal morgue were approved. Passage depended on a three fifths vote and a semi public corporation arrangement was debated.
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Winnipes Antes Usu
Serge Soing
Who
Tochia
General Hospital
Budget Antitoxin Plant Plan Aims at Dominion Government
A proposal outlines creating a fully equipped facility to manufacture antitoxin and related sera across Canada. The aim is to reduce diphtheria deaths by expanding production under tighter supervision to ensure quality and lower costs.
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Canaca
Poison Doctor Accused in Wealthy Victims Deaths
In St Petersburg a wealthy patient Count Bent and another victim died amid rumors a physician Dr Patel Wig used germ poisons during a recent epidemic. Investigators allege he infected patients under inoculation pretenses and swindled large sums from the victims or their estates.
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St. Petersbure
Patel Wig
Bouturlia
de Patchenke Bar
Cantesead
Bonturtia
Sanctions Withdrawn Prompt Rail Equipment Order Cancellations Reversed
A White House conference led to the withdrawal of sanctions, restoring more than $100,000 in cancelled rail equipment orders. Railroads will reactivate completed orders as the new law takes effect.
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Actem
Advancrs
White House
University Seeks President At Six Thousand Wage
The Manitoba University council seeks applicants for the president post paying at least 6000 dollars annually. Commission includes Minister of Education G. B. Coldwell and Archbishop Matheson as chancellor to secure candidates.
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Winniper
G. BR. Coldwell
G. Archbshop Matheson
University of Manitoba
Ontario Power Export Dispute Over Fort Frances Ruling
Federal authority overturns Ontario plan to export Fort Frances hydro power to the U.S. The dispute centers on licensing limits and possible export of up to 1,460 horsepower of Canadian side generation, affecting Fort Frances and nearby Ontario Power Company operations.
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Ontario
Fort Frances
Minnesota
Fort Brsuiers
Tt Cou [Ag
Goternaaent Fae
Electric Commission
Forrest Chosen Moderator for Presbyterian Assembly
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church selected Rev Dr Forrest as moderator. The long list of ministers and congregations from Manitoba and Saskatchewan towns is noted, with names including Rev Jose, Rev W Munro, Rev A Hoot, and others. The selection marks a significant leadership appointment for the church.
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General Assembly
Preentetiat
fePe
Newdale
Munrocs
Vaulah
Davideon
Shoal Lake
Jae Lamb
Meninine
Dauphin
EL W Johnson
Gilbert Plaine
Lamalet
A. Hoot
Forrest
Jas. Hope
Carbores
Ad Todd
Oak Lakes
W Stevenson
Vindens
Lones
Kemnay
de A. Cermichiet
Wionip
Easson Retires After Sixty One Years in Telegraph Service
Robert F. Easson retires from the Great North Western Telegraph Company after 61 years of continuous service in Toronto. Born in Scotland, he joined the Montreal Telegraph Company in 18XX and rose to operating duties before the consolidation.
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F. Easson
Telegraph Servn
Toronto
Robert F. Eas Ho
Telegraph Company
Montreal Telegraph Compane Ag Tt
IEA
Easson
Scotlan Iss
Opera Tat
Peiut
Western Canada News Item Mixed with Local Notices
Fragments recount land sales with high figures per acre and furnishings at a school sale. A separate note describes a bar incident in Regina where Paul Beal, a former Grand hotel employee, demanded a drink and was refused. legal action and summons follow with discussions on liquor service hours and duties.
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Regina
Paul Beal
Grand Hotel
Beal
Royal order medals for navy crew at Marlborough review
Sailors who carried Menais’ father through Windsor and the funeral gun crew were reviewed at Marlborough. At the end, the King presented the gun carriage to the navy and awarded each man a Royal Victorian Order medal.
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Windsor
Handel
Tare
Marlboroneh
Across Channel Twice by Unproven Experimental Flight
A historic note describes an attempted over water crossing with an unproven female flyer, claiming a new record for a dangerous course. The piece mentions contemporaries like Bleriot and Count de Toasen as observers or supporters.
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Hive Gorse
Queen Mery
Inclie Bleriot
Count de Toasen
Immigrant Influx and CN Rail Progress Reported
Ottawa notes April immigration spike with 42 percent arriving by air and rail arrivals at 27 524, up from last April. US arrivals for April reach 120 000. Winnipeg reports CN rail expansion with double tracking and a new contract for the CoN R paving the way for broader links between Portran Winnipeg and Rock Island.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bettlers Iron
Unite States
Hartway Winnipet
Portran
Prison Counterfeiting Ring Raided In Jefferson City
A fully equipped counterfeiting plant at the state penitentiary was raided after twenty years of operation. Moulds were seized and two prisoners were taken as authorities recovered counterfeit half dollars quarters and fives. The plant had long supplied fake currency within the facility.
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Jeferson City
State Penitentiary
Rocky Mountain Reserve Tract Set Aside for Timber Protection
A historical notice describes a Rocky Mountain reserve tract protected to conserve timber resources. It details a land area between specified landmarks and notes boundary lines inclining along ridges and pass areas, with mileage references and directional cues referencing local geography.
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Dorstedor
Yellow d Pass
Merchants in Duluth Eye Canada Ad Campaign
Fragmentary text notes Duluth merchants pushing an advertising drive aimed at Canada. Mentions immigrant presence and regional competition, with references to Minnesota and English Scots as hardy border people. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Duluth
Iather
Uijaitisol
Vicne
Co Ain
Boundare
Europe
Canadian Beef Trade Fears Foot and Mouth Spread
The article discusses pressure from industrial sectors and port owners in Argentina and Canada to secure cattle imports for slaughter in Britain. It notes rising meat prices, potential outbreaks, and the reluctance of officials to permit measures that could disrupt beef supply, highlighting tensions between growers, port interests, and trade policy.
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Canada
Unitedates
Argentina
Lerterie
Atietican Beef Trust
Hue
Hopelss
Great Britain
British and Foreign News A Strange Pole Visit and Elections
A story recalls a journey to the North Pole with King George III and a tea at the door with Joep Chamberlain while Paris suffrage candidate Mde Duraud won only thirty four votes. A violent youth reform note and a golfing party visit follow, plus May fire losses reported at 2.765 million dollars, down from last year but up from the previous month.
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Ing George
Joep Chamberlain
Mfr
Cisamberlain
Paris
Mde
Duraud
Ston
Light and Kingdom Mystery Teachings Examined
The article reviews a Sunday School lesson on Matthew chapter eleven, discussing Jesus parables, spiritual blindness, and the mystery of the kingdom. It reflects on sowing the word, unbelief, and the need to bear fruit while noting a drowning accident of Stanley Conder, an 18 year old boatman.
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Nota
Laver
Paul
Christ
Tife
Tian
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Menais
Tman
Amyot
Provineioal Heard of Health
Canadian Medical Association
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Rocky Mountain Reserve
British & Foreign News
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North Pole
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