Huge Canadian rail equipment programme planned
Ottawa reports to the railway commissioners that Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern, and Great Northern lines order vast equipment. Under construction are box cars, refrigerator cars, coal cars, steel passenger locomotives, and freight locomotives in multiple shops across Montreal Detroit Hammond Hegewisch and Chicago. The program emphasizes domestic builds and expanding capacity amid earlier shortages.
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Ottawa
Board of Railway Commissioners of
Canad
Canadian Pacific Grans
Canadian Northern
Great Northern
United Bates
Canadien Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Mon
Hammond
Ind
Heogewiseh
Detroit
Montreal
Leon
Fefrigerator
Monreal
Grand Trunk
Canada Car and Foundry Co
Ui Steel Car and Foundry Co
Hegewisch
Pressed
Strathcona to Seek Re election on Hudson Bay Board
The Hudson Bay Company board member Lord Strathcona remains set to run for re election at the upcoming meeting. Richard Gurbeidge and other retiring directors consider re election to continue the board’s links with Harrods Stores. The company plans to expand fleet procurement and holds a majority stake in the Nascopie steamship line to support operations in Labrador and Hudson Bay posts.
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H.B
Lonton
Lord Strathcona
Hudson Bay Board
Hubert Burbridge
Sale
Willpex
William Wayte
George Galt
AON
Nant
Co ‘Er
Hudson's Bay Company
Aiabases
Slave Rivers
Nascopie Steamship Company
Nad and Labrador
Straits
Hudson Bay
Vancouver
Verso Raslogs
Yorkton
Tyrrell and Stewart Inspect Hudson Bay District
Joseph Tyrrell and Professor L B Stewart of the University of Toronto will survey the estuary to locate a harbor for Ontario at Port Nelson. The party will determine the best site for a ten mile shore grant and gauge the route back from the Hudson Bay coast, including work from the Nes ton River.
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Toronto
Ontario
Port Nelson
Joseph B. Tyrell
L. B Stewart
University of Toronto
Hudana Bay
Domerminert
Mvemile
Neston River
Book room for the west conference action endorsed
The Methodist conference closed with a memorial committee recommendation asking the general superintendent to convene the western book committee early and study establishing a book room in the west akin to those in Toronto Montreal and Halifax Saskatchewan and Alberta reportedly joined requests. The conference also notes the death of Principal Spattie of Wesley College. Vancouver's 1912 population is listed as 175 424 by Henderson. Italy and Turkey war talks loom as a conference to settle differences is urged with possible armistice terms.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Winnipes
Western Book Committee
Toronto
Montreal
Halifax
Alberta
Spat
Wesley College
Two Courses for Britain in Mediterranean Policy Debate
Lord Charles Beresford writes to the press criticizing British naval cuts in the Mediterranean. He urges adopting his proposed plan costing about 540000 to preserve naval supremacy and warns that abandoning the Mediterranean defense risks empire collapse. He frames the choice as maintain naval power or surrender empire color and rely on alliances.
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France
Russia
Great Britain
U. Ed
Daily Express
Mediterranean
Lord Kitchener
North Saskatchewan writers join Bishop Crourarf tour at Lesser Slave Lake
Edmonton writers Mrs Arthur Mur and George B er will join J. K Cornwall MPP on his annual inspection tour of the Northern Navigation Company. They plan to stay for the June 29 celebration on Lesser Slave Lake marking the fiftieth anniversary of Bishop Grouarf ordination. The event draws many Edmonton and Dominion church members in honor of the venerable bishop and missionary.
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Bishop Crouarf
Lesser Slave Lake
Edmonton
J. K Cornwall
Northern Navigation Company
Arthur Mur
Janey Cannek
George B.er
Alberta Homene Mra
Murphy
Lesser
Dominion
Bishop Legat
Will Build Concrete Pier in Vancouver Harbour
The Canadian Pacific has started work on a new concrete pier in the centre of its system in Vancouver. The pier will be the finest in the harbor and its cost is expected to be around 750,000.
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Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Ontario to appoint market representative for western duties
The Department of Agriculture is considering appointing a man to represent Ontario in the west and inform fruit growers about market conditions. The move follows British Columbia which already has a representative in Winnipeg. Ontario is actively pursuing this season's plan to place an official.
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Ontario
Department of Agriculture
British Columbia
Winnipeg
Grand Trunk Pacific plans rail link to Prince Rupert by next year
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway aims to connect Fort William to Prince Rupert by year end with Vancouver and Fraser River branches extending to serve British Columbia ports. President Chamberlin notes projected tonnage rise from 18 million to about 30 million bushels of prairie grain this year, while foreseeing eventual coast-to-orient freight via steamship.
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Fort William
Prince Rupert
Ene
Bovtress
EJ Champerlin
Grand Trunk Pacife
Grand Trunk
Chicago
Winnipeg
Grand Trunk Pacific
Pacific Coast
Chamber
Nia
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Fort George
Fraser
British Columbia
Evis
JD. McArthur
Peace River
Edmonton
Alberta
Moat
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Vany
Grand ‘Trunk Pact
Orient
Chamberil Chip Masters
Chamberlin
Prairim
Chamberlinaid
Donalfson
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Jail for 20 Years for Toddler’s Manslaughter in Moose Jaw
In Weare Moose Jaw a Canadian court sentenced Erickson of Tompkina to twenty years penitentiary for the manslaughter of his two and a half year old stepdaughter. Chief Justice Wetstore called it the worst case in his judicial career citing cruelty and horrific details. The infant reportedly endured violent punishment for minor faults.
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Moose Jaw
Erickson
Tompkina
Les
Swift Current
Prisner
Wetstore
Duke of Sutherland Forms Canadian Board for Colonization
The Duke of Sutherland announces the Imperial Colonization company of Canada with 2.9 million capital to create ready-made farms for British immigrants in Ontario and the west. Farms start at five acres, near towns, and will operate as market gardens. Board includes Sir William Whyte, Eli Chamberlain, and others. profits capped at 6 percent to fund expansion. The plan targets eastern and western Canada, with ongoing shipments of cattle moving to Waldrek, Sask.
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Duke of Sutherland
Britignera
Ontario
Wen
Duke of Suthertton
Canada
Imperial Colonization Corporation of Canada
London
Ciar
In Pacific Railway
Chagmmapang
Willliam Whyte
Eli Chamberlain
Edmund Walker
William. Mackenzie
Henry Pellatt
JS. Dennis
Jam. Aikins, KC
Innipes
W. Nesbitt
C Nes
Toronto
Duke
Montreal
New York
England
Inland Revenue Rise in Ottawa May Revenues
Inland Revenue in Ottawa reports May takings of 1,784,872 dollars, up 200 dollars from the same month last year. Liquor revenue totals 26,759 dollars and tobacco 170,000 dollars.
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Ottawa
Canada
Corres
Market Report Shows Bullish United States Crop Outlook
Thompson Sons Co grain report Winnipeg June 12 notes US government June crop report bullish for winter wheat with higher acreage and potential yield. European harvest uncertainty and ample rain in Western Europe affect outlook. world shipments. Canadian West conditions favorable. oat and flax markets active. cash prices listed for several grades.
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United States
Alberta
Russia
Europe
France
Black Sea
Port William
Port Arthur
de Bartey
Canada for Investments in Ottawa hosts British guests
Ottawa hosts British financial visitors at the Dominion government dinner in the Chateau Laurier. Hon. G. H. Porley presided and toasted Our guests, praising Canadian preference and urging earlier visits. Hon. W. White predicted Canada’s trade will top a billion and urged confidence in investment opportunities for future growth.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Chateau Laurier
G. HM. Porley
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
WT. White
Vistors
Fnance
White
Casadas
British Isles
Back to Canada First Colonist Train Leaves New England
Over 100 families from Massachusetts and New Hampshire depart June 26 on the first colonist train to the Canadian Northwest. The group travels direct to Prince Albert, Sask, then to Alberta and beyond. Amenee Cler will oversee the colonists, who hail from Manchester and nearby towns such as Deetick, Hooksett, Suncook, Concord, Franklin, and Laconia.
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Manchester
New
Deetick
Hooksett
Suncook
Concord
Frankland
Laconia
New Hampshire
Ontario to aid fruit growers seek prairie markets
The Ontario department of agriculture will appoint a liaison this summer to study prairie markets and keep fruit growers informed. Deputy minister W B Roadhouse said the effort will identify markets, monitor conditions, and maintain contact with shippers.
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Ontario
Toronto
Ontario Department of Agriculture
W. B Roadhouse
Ite
Three Emperors to Meet for Peace Plan Announcement
Kaiser William, King George, and Czar Nicholas will convene in Kiel in July or August to discuss a peace framework after the conference of the three emperors. The semi official note says a major pronouncement on world peace will be issued to the powers, possibly surpassing the memory of a century ago.
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George
Nicholas
Willam
Kiel
Kaiser
England
Czar
Russia
Hisory
Million for Double Tracking to Vancouver Line
The Great Northern announced a million dollar appropriation to build double tracks between Vancouver and Westminster, a 12 mile corridor. It is practically certain the Canadian Northern will enter over this line.
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Vancouver
Great "Northern
Westminster
Canadian Northern
Winter Wheat Progress in Alberta South Districts
Precipitation to date in the month reaches eighty inches. Winter wheat is progressing favorably across the south including Spring Coulee and Cardston districts. Head formation is expected this week with cutting due around the last week of July.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Alta
South
Coulee
Cardston
Central West to Benefit Most from Canal Significance
A Winnipeg Once A Week write up argues the Canal will boost Central West trade by expanding railway facilities and traffic. The piece notes Canada exports wheat and predicts enhanced distribution for Prairie Provinces, aiding agricultural and industrial growth and Winnipeg’s role as a distributing centre for goods.
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Centra West
Winnipeg
Canadia
Auysie
Vancouver
British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Wonbeg
Crystal Palace as London Aid to Empire Debate
The London proposal suggests Crystal Palace become a gift to the Empire funded by imperial and Dominion parliaments. A moralizing note cites weakness in man while a coy speaker argues unity yields strength. the line reflects editorial tone from the Boston Transcript.
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London
Crystal Palace
Union
Therma
Boston Transcript
The Sunday School Lesson by Rev D M Stearns
A compact lesson guide outlining appearances of the risen Jesus, the appointment of the twelve, the Beatitudes, and key teachings from Matthew Mark Luke and John. It emphasizes the living Christ, the mission of the apostles, true righteousness, love, and sincere faith over ritual.
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Golden Text
D. M Stearns
Jesus
Christ
Josus
Matty
Lazarus
God
Hell
Earth
Heaven
King
Cement Plant Planned in Medicine Hat Project Aims to Meet Demand
Nelson Spencer mayor of Medicine Hat announced a Canada Cement company venture to build a west Montreal area plant to satisfy demand for cement. He said F P Jones, the company general manager, will visit Medicine Hat near Dominion Day to commence talks following a successful initial tip. Also notes Britain’s average wheat yield per acre.
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Montreal
a_ mi
Medicin
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