Foretells Extinction Of Cows And Humans By Plague
A controversial claim by Nathan Straus, NY philanthropist, warns the dairy industry and humanity face extinction from the great white plague caused by tuberculosis in cows. He cites rising tuberculin tests, urges pasteurization and tuberculin-free herds to save dairy farms and public health. The article links tuberculosis spread to milk and discusses public health concerns and policy responses.
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Nathan Stews
Mr. Straus
Chicago
Gay
Straus
Liners Refuse to Carry Wheat as Rates Fall
Shipping lines refuse to carry wheat from New York and Buffalo, cutting loads amid lower freight and loading fees. Grains move via Canadian channels as rate cuts anger farmers and brokers, with banks awaiting shifts in transportation and earnings.
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Ates
Montecal
Peices
New Neth
Sean Erey
New
Ierest
New York
Farsner
Raveiae Ey
Law professor condemns police tactics at regional criminology session
Merander Halden a Western University law professor condemns the police sweat box method during a zonal conference on criminal law and criminology held at the North Northwestern University building. The remarks target civil rights and police practices amid debates on government power and societal structure.
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Svete Uison
Merander Halden
Western University
North- Sestern University
Reformers Push Social Change on Women Workers in Austria
Reports from Austria describe social reformers seeking restrictions on women and girls working hours with a ban on late shifts. The ministry signals gradual improvement in harsh labor conditions, amid protests over long days and low pay in industrial settings.
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Austria
New Anaesthetic Gains High Regard in Bucharest Research
The article notes a new anaesthetic developed in Bucharest, Roumania, combining atrychaine and stovaine. It is injected into the lower spine to numb the body for operations below the waist, with neck operations requiring different approaches.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Government to take over Saskatchewan Telephone Co system
The government plans to acquire the Saskatchewan Telephone Co system, including 200 miles of long distance wire and exchanges at Moose Jaw and Wynnevan, tying provincial exchanges under state control. Improvements and extensions were not yet decided, but local exchanges will need upgrades.
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Cal Jer
Mini
Saskhewan Telephone Co
Rapiere
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Ronel
Paris telephony trials reveal minimal wire influence
Official trials tested new class telephone apparatus under submarine conditions with Cavendish style experiments showing distance and wire lead effects. The results indicate copper wire and atmospheric interference have limited impact on long distance telegraph systems, reinforcing early telephony viability.
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Paris
Cova
The Sunday School Lesson Overview and Teachings
A compact study outline of Acts lessons 33 to 14, detailing conversion, gospel expansion, missionary journeys, and the council at Jerusalem. It highlights salvation by blood of Jesus Christ, faith with works, and the call to evangelize all nations, with emphasis on Peter Paul and early church challenges.
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Americas
Peter and Cornelius
Jeans Christ
Lacon
Saul
Gal
Jon
Antioch
Jesus
Lescox VII
Pau
Peter and Stein
Jerusalem
Jess Christ
Christ
German naval policy debate roils in senate rumors
A damaged text describes a heated Bundestag style discussion on naval buildup. Speakers rail against English supremacy and advocate a stronger German fleet while warning Germany must be cautious to avoid provoking allies. The report notes mixed reactions and calls for restraint amid rising power tensions.
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Ege
Una
League
England
Brooke Rinany
Pacific
Far East
Herr Schmidt
Germany
Chinamen in Heebon and a naval base move
Fragmented text describes Chinese residents in a city and a plan for naval base occupancy. Mentions Rear Admiral Kingsmill and Canadian savy, station headquarters near lighthouse, proposed purchase of a vessel, and salvage cruiser Kestrel. Unclear dates or places.
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Msut
Super 1
Adtieal Kingsmill
Catradian Savy
Buh
Naval Cand
Ottawe
Ted
British
Great Bacan
Dot Toverament
William Jollitte
Monee
Rumored Greco Turkish War Over Crete Tensions Rise
London reports indicate a potential war between Turkey and Greece over Crete, with the Turkish government preparing for possible hostilities. Analysts note past campaigns and suggest today’s conditions could yield stronger mobilization and broader power involvement if conflict ensues.
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Turkey
Greece
London
Crete
Constantinople
Union Impracticable Says Bishop in Ontario Charge
In a plainspoken charge opening the Ontario bishop's office, remarks suggest unions with various Protestant groups are unlikely this side of the millennium. He argues church work should focus on practical motives, not zeal, and urges militia support and incentives to recruit more young men into service.
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Kingston
Caurch Bien
Bish Mms
Sss
Toronto
Prinest
Baptist Convention
Union of Baptist Church
Jaine
Fireproof Paint Tested on Wooden Ottawa Trestles
At a railway commission hearing the CPLR described experiments with fireproof paint on wooden trestles and bridges. An engine crossed the painted ties, ashes were shaken out, then hot cinders were dropped on the painted surface. The fire nearly went out in minutes, with further tests promised.
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Ottawa
Railway Commission
CPLR
Purchase of Cables Advocated for State Buyout of Cables
In the Chronicle an article urges the state to purchase telegraph cable lines. It notes Australia’s Telegram charges of a penny per word over long distances and argues for a similar rate between Europe, America, and India. It suggests Britain and the United States jointly acquire existing cable companies at fair valuation to form a common state monopoly of cable communication.
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the Chronicle
Australia
Europe
India
Cohen
Great Britain
EA. McDowall
The
Globe
Empire
Gould Divorce Case Start Promises Sensational Trial
The Gould divorce case opens before Justice Vd Dowling in New York Supreme Court. Katharine Clements Gould, former actress, sues Howard Gould amid bitter disputes over alimony and will. The case, viewed as highly sensational, follows years of legal skirmishing.
Zangwill Project Opposed At Zionist Convention
Reported opposition to the Zangwill Project which seeks a 40 million dollar irrigation contract in Meso pottania with Turkey granting colonization rights. The move aims to establish a Hebrew state and faces strong pushback at the Zionist convention with delegates from across the United States. Also referenced is Omar’s rejection of non Arabic books and the legendary destruction of the immense Library of Alexandria.
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Journal of Commerc
Turkey
Israel
Zangwill
United States
Omar
Egypt
Alexandria
Russian Prison Revolt Ends in Multiple Deaths and Shootout
A chaotic prison uprising left eight prisoners dead and several wardens killed or wounded. Four convicts condemned to death reportedly overpowered guards, seized control, and fought authorities through corridors before wardens regained control with a volley. Several escape attempts failed as inmates resisted with deadly force.
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Celin
Lord Beresford Plans Autumn Visit to Canada
London Admiral Lord Charles Beresford told Canadian delegates he intends to visit Canada in the autumn to discuss defence questions with leading men and explore opportunities for dialogue on security.
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Lord Beresford
London
Lord Charles Beresford
Iit
Canada
Endorses Church Union in Hamilton General Assembly
In Hamilton Ontario the Presbyterian general assembly voted by a standing vote to endorse the principle of church union. The body defeated the Key Amendment that favored federation, signaling a push toward unity among denominations.
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Church Union
Hamilton
Presinverian General Assembly
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Jemer
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Crates
Thar
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Col. Steele
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Ning
King’s Garden
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Minoru
Haldane
Balfour
Daval Detenen
Gonstal
Montreal
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