Arctic expedition planned by Stefansson in Beaufort Sea
Stefansson announces a Canadian government backed expedition led by Karluk and Fram vessels to the Beaufort Sea. They aim to establish a spring base on Herschel Island area, winter at a primary camp near Victoria Land, and return to civilization in September. They seek copper rich areas and avoid pole pursuit, relying on seals, foxes, and polar game for sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover
Plass
Velarason
Zequimauk B.C
Earty
Hegul
Paquis
Barkentine
Seattle
Beaufort Sra
Westra
Beasfort
Herschel
Prince the Land
Rachel Island
Ley
KM. Andersom
Sted
Lee
Siberia
Tarax Possi
Stefanasor
Rowdd
Stefaneson
Quimaux
Victoria Land
Fe Wun
Dominion police fingerprint proves Regina suspect a long-prisoner
Inspector Foster of the Dominion police received the fingerprint of James Christopher McGregor arrested in Regina on charges of entering a house and threatening a woman. McGregor, a known criminal with parole from Manitoba penitentiary, used several aliases and had escaped from a Selkirk insane asylum prior to the latest robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion Police
Foster
Regina
James Christopher McGregor
Theme
McGregor
Sager
Manitoba
Seltt
Toman Tino War and Peace Amidst Turmoil
Fragmentary text describes tensions and movements related to Carnospie and a request for peace. Mentions a towerer, Forc'etbote, and a battle near a sea of separations. Contains garbled names and locations, with references to a public or strategic gathering at a Tartan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Secumeet
Importation of American Teachers Questioned by Minister
Alberta’s Minister of Education stated no policy for importing teachers has been adopted. He noted ongoing demand for qualified instructors exceeds supply, with figures for the current year not yet ready. The province has advertised widely, courting teachers from Eastern Canada Britain and the United States, while upholding its standards and issuing temporary certificates when applicants’ training suffices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eémocicn
Avaerieum
Alberta
Sowrler
Department of Education
Haultain
North-West Territories
Canada
Great Britain
United State
Rayothe
Old Age Pension Support Voices in Ottawa Hearing
Mrs. Taft, secretary of the 614 Folks' Home in Winnipes, testified before the Old Age Pensions Committee advocating a national pension system in Canada. She argued pensions would aid needy elderly while not eliminating need for charities, noting private and provincial funding to date and warning against dependence on public funds alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Old Age Pensions Committee
Charitable Institutio
London Press Forewarns on Mexican Situation
The Daily Mail notes rising anxiety over Mexico's spread of brigandage and its impact on British, American, and Canadian interests. It cites U S restraint and warns guerilla warfare could threaten the United States near its doors, comparing potential costs to earlier South African operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
London
United States
Daily Mail
Mexico
Talway
Bocre Sx South Africa
Aimerican
Een
Milion Veridas
U S
Ike
CPR Stations Plan Expands Across Western Canada
The CPR announces a major expansion with about thirty three new stations to be built along western lines, eighteen in Saskatchewan and twelve in Alberta, with three in Manitoba. Construction targets dense-population districts and continues the railway’s multi year modernization program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
C.P.R
Winnipeg
Alberta
Mani ‘Ede
Rush to Canada Will Break all Records
Steamship authorities state that rush to Canada will shatter all records. The report notes high demand and limited capacity as travelers push for passage amid strong interest and established schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
All
London
Balkan War Delayed by Winter Weather and Decree Preparations
War dispatches report Balkan armies slowed by snow and storms. Bulgarians retreating west, transport difficulties hamper front supply. A high level council in Teurkor Zelo discusses withdrawing reserves and a Romanoff Tercentenary decree is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkane
Francis Josph
Teurkor Zelo
Nicholas
Foreign A and Marine
Treacherous Russian Officers Sold Fortresses to Japanese
A Geneva dispatch to the Excelsior recounts allegations that three Russian staff officers with revolutionary aims sold plans of Pacific fortresses including Port Arthur to Japan at the outbreak of the Russo Japanese War. They allegedly received cheques totaling about 23 million dollars and agreed to serve Japan until paid. The trio traveled to Zurich in 1911 to raise funds, but banks balked without reviewing the contract. The affair drew reports to Tokyo and inquiries by Swiss and Russian authorities. In New York, the United States recognizes Dr Friedman’s tubercle cure discovery and will test his bacilli. he will demonstrate efficacy to physicians at the Marine Hospital Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Excelsior
Ygor Tilinsky
Zurich
Avon
Pacific
Port Arthur
Russia
Tokio
Japan
Haron, Tilinsky
Swetky
Amsterdam
Dresden
Berne
New York
United States
Frederick Friedman
United States Marine Hospital Service
Milton Hoster
Ferman
Friedman
Antarctic explorer Mawson party faces another winter
Wireless news from Adelie Land reports Professor David and Sir Douglas Mawson’s Mawson party of eight unable to rejoin the Aurora after being rescued. Dr Mertz and Lieutenant Ninus are dead. The group must endure a second winter in a barren Antarctic region awaiting the ship’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sytner
Nsw
Mawson
Merz
Siz
Adelie Land
Antarctic
Aurora
Macquarie Is
Tasmania
Magnetic Pole
Ninnis
Royal Fusiliers Regiment
Lawrence Oatts
Innistilling
Moen
David
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Adelie Island
Douglas Mawson
JK. Davis Geuterant
City of London
Regime Fusiliers
Mertz
Switzerland
Market report notes firmer tones in graft markets and export demand
Winnipeg market report says week saw a firmer tone with wider price ranges and growing interest as crop scare approaches. Export demand for hard US wheats revived, suggesting European needs may push North American supplies, while noting foreign crop conditions remain unsettled and prices stay on a legitimate basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
United States
Liverpool
Global Grain Supply and Prices Amid Weather Shifts
A northern market report outlines weather shifts limiting harvests and boosting prices. It notes stronger rainfall in some regions, while global visible supplies show changes with Argentina and Australia exporting sizable bushels and the United States supply dropping by about 894 thousand bushels from last year. Wheat futures edge up on expected early navigation, with prices quoted for May and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Tata
Showas
Air Sued de Cruise
Australia
United States
Rcrease
Brad Streets
Besia
Bertovo Bache
Chicago
Milwaukee
Winnipes
Northwest Grain Draters Association
Manitoba
Alberta
Mantota
Prc
Ste
Suly
Uske
Fort William
Port Arthur
F Duluth
Duchess Return to Ottawa Amid Royal Welcome
Their Royal Highnesses the Duk and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia arrived from Montreal after weeks away due to the Duchess illness. Premier Borden and Hon Martin Burrell joined state representatives to greet the royal party home. In Glasgow a middle aged woman, Mary Ferris, was found dead in her house. She had head and limb injuries and was said to have been kicked to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Duk
Duchess of Connaught
Patricia
Montreal
Borden
Martin Bur ‘Ell
Glasgow
Mary Ferris
Malta Cattle Ship Avvenire Sinks with 200 Cattle Lost
The Avvenire bound for Tripoli from Naples sank after rough seas near Malta, with over 200 head of cattle perishing. The article describes brutal conditions during sea transport, including sickness and injuries, and the alleged cruelty of the cattle trade amid rising calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Avvenire
Tripoli
Naples
Lessons on Lot and Abraham in Old Testament Visit
A sermon discusses Abraham and Lot in Genesis and Luke parallels, noting hospitality of Abraham and judgment on Sodom. It cites New Testament links to Lot, Noah, and the Lord’s mercy and impending day of judgment, urging faithful restraint from worldly conformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merory
DM Stearns
Tord
Abraham Cuape
Adam
Eve
Eden
Abraham
Sara
Galt
Simor
Jona xii
Surai
Ace
Apriham
Sodom
Lothard Abraham
Israel
Noah
Daniel Ava Jah
Samuel
Capernaum
Lot
Law
Lacie
Peter
Scha
God
Gomorrah
Arth
Jesus Christ
Han
Luke Will
Father
Tim
Hudson Bay Terminus Choice For Hudson Bay Railway
Government likely to name Fort Nelson as the Hudson Bay Railway terminus pending post survey and inspection. Frank Cochrane responds to Gorge Graham in the House. Distances: Le Pas to Nelson about 420 miles. Fort Churchill about 506. Expenditures since last season include surveys 156.43, construction 354.20, Le Pas bridge 108000, rate and supplies 195343. London: Crim eteran John Benson dies after a fall at Brighton fracturing...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Ottawa
Fort Nelson
Frank Cochrane
Gorge Graham
Nelson
le Pas
Fort Churchill i
Raite
Also Mentioned on This Page
sTer Anssos Witt
Ian Hamilton
Cavalry Association
Jac * Flamitton
Boum
Ian Harm
Sion
Fe 'Siso
Dundasid
Toman
Tino
Archy
Austria and
Aussia
ORAW
Mawson Party
the Market Report
England
John Benson
Brighton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!