Beef Trust Indicted in New Jersey Packing Case
Indictments name Great Packing Companies and numerous packers including Switta Armoury among the accused. The United States grand jury in New Jersey charges a conspiracy to fix meat prices and control supply as a major anti trust action, with firms and individuals facing legal action across the industry. The report notes the impact on prices and market dynamics.
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New Jersey
New York
United State
Ino Fia
Acl
Grand! Ag
Heder Coons NJ
Tetmar & Co
Batt Te Co
Fom
Mores & Co
Hammond Peck
Homers
J. Ogden
Morrie
Ie N. Morn
Schurvar
A. Tk
Bivaris
Breters Biecoeck
Henry
Jersey City
Seiain Vetiou Larehosarn
Ete
Stalin
Ory
Will Not Renew Bounties for Steel Industries
Government plans to discontinue annual bounties after fourteen years as the steel industry strengthens independently. Officials believe the mom and steel sectors now stand on firm footing, reducing the need for federal subsidies. Last year bounty totals included payments in steel and related industries, reflecting post 1896 growth and dividend gains.
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Treaence
PLC
Steel
New Methodist College in Regina Puts City on Track
The new Methodist college location shifts from Sackatoon to Regina the capital. An initial investment around 130 dollars is reportedly on hand with funds for the first phase. Rev J Oliver and G W Trown of Rosina approved the expenditure as various branches including business music and art will be taught in the first two years of an arts university course.
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Toronto
Seskatonewan
Battleford in Line With Provincial Health Drive
Rattlford Dr Seymour, provincial wealth officer, addressed citizens at a recent meeting in Sihe Meth on tuberculosis prevention and early detection. The event outlined the Society for Pre-Tunerculness and listed officers including President 8-8 Simpson, Vice President Millar, Second Vice-President McCormick, Secretary-Treasurer Kington, and Executive Dr. McAdam.
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Battleford
Rattlford
Seymour
Ford
Sihe
Society For
Orean
Sevrrour
Simpson
Millar
AX. McCormick
HOS
Palmer
Sec-Trens
Wo RR
Kington
Dr. McAdam
Archbishop Rheims Trial Damages Textbook Controversy
Arch Bishop Rheims of Rheims faces a ciel tribunal decision over damages sought by the Public School Teachers Association. The case centers on alleged issues with certain textbooks used in public schools, with details unclear due to fragmented OCR. The association pressed for action against publishers and school authorities.
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Must.p
Ottawa Conference Aims To Avert Tariff War
A Ottawa meeting involving Emery Pepper and U S Consul General Porter with Canadian officials sought a path to avoid tariff conflict. Talks centered on easing duties between the nations, with both sides expressing mutual desire for harmony. The discussion noted potential tariff shifts and emphasized investigation and diplomacy over escalation.
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Ottawa
Psce
Cain
Ott Emery
Canale
Trolleyless Car Trial in New York City Line
Report on testing a trolleyless car on a New York horse car line. If successful, permanent adoption planned, with estimated invention costs and timelines. Summary notes potential urban transit impact and competing plans by Mr Eaton and local officials.
Late ideas in LC tariff talk draw Canada into dispute
The article analyzes tariffs and trade access linking Canadian views to American policy. It notes debates on benefits to consumers versus exporters and mentions figures Emery, Pepper, and Mr Beach, with reference to Edison and battery production capacity. Further discussion points to New Zealand and Spain in related contexts.
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Beach
Edison
Butterry Uruch
Canada
United States
Emery
Pepper
New Zealand
Dundas resident linked to rare phobia study death
A fragmented notice mentions a Dundas resident connected to a rare phobia study and a death. The garbled text hints at a local figure associated with a fear disorder, with unclear details about cause, date, or investigators.
Highland Regiment Ottawa Militia Order Authorized
An official authorization enables The Tuth Highlanders of Canada to move regimental headquarters to Winnipeg Manitoba and transfers the headquarters of D Squadron 2nd Forts Rangers from Newton to Pimcher Creek.
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Highland Regiment
Ottawa
Des
Tuth Highlanders of Canada
Wi Weg
Hoth Regiment
Triet No. 10
Winni Jer
Man
2Rd Alforts Rangers
Newton
Pimcher Creek
Customs Revenue Report For First Eleven Months
Customs statistics show revenue for the first eleven months of the fiscal period totalled 11,461,238 with a revenue banner and the period ending near the Tas region. This compares to the prior year’s figure, indicating significant growth or change in the revenue stream.
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Ottawa
Sword Swallower Punctured in New York Hospital Scene
Albert Boettcher, a sword swallower, died at Lebanon Hospital after performing to loud applause. He reportedly swallowed a large quantity of tacks on stage, and doctors found he had punctured himself in several places, marking a fatal mishap during the act.
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New York
Albert Boettcher
Lebanon Hospital
Bosticher
Winnipeg Theatre Reopens Under New Management
The Winnipeg Theatre resumes operations under new management, with plans for high class performances and improved facilities. Walker, known as the Welker Theatre, announced the change and aims to restore the venue as a bustling cultural hub.
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Winnipeg
Western Capaia
Walker
Welker Theatre
Reopening of Jannipeg Theatre to Bring Back High Class Attractions
The Walker Theatre plans a grand reopening under Manager Welter with May Robson in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary and a slate of classic plays and international vaudeville. Aims to attract large audiences as Western Canada awaits renewed theatrical entertainment. Also notes Canadian mineral production rising with Yukon gold and cobalt output, and increased coal and coke shipments.
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Walker
Cof
Western Canada
Welte
Jannipeg Theatre
Mebel Brownell
Lose Carter
Drwanas
Hemiachre
En Adurpany
Walker Thaitze
Reene Vandeville
Vandevill
America
Wildeman
Harry Pransby Williams
Oth
Police
Welker
Pacific Coast
Ontewa
Canada
Tnes
Yukon
Guang
Gise Nova Sofia
Vanguard the Treednought class battleship commissioned
The Vanguard, the largest British battleship, is described as the strongest of the British dreadnoughts. It is the eighth ship of the Treednought class and has been commissioned recently.
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Dexenport
Rockefeller Will Give Away Five Hundred Million Dollars
A historic will reveal Rockefeller plans to divide his fortune into three major charitable funds. The largest fund aims to advance education and religious work, while a second supports Rockefeller family needs and ongoing philanthropic efforts. Details include estimates of a total one billion by age eighty and a focus on broad, unrestricted giving to education and humanitarian causes.
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Rockefeller
Gmter
Air Rockefler
Rockeletler Ag
John D. [Rockfeller
Knoss
Ate
of Megivate
Generel
Gortinger
Rockfeller
Avalanche disaster fatal toll near Washington rail line
Fragmentary wobbling OCR reports a Washington avalanche disaster on a Great Northern route. Alleged 38 to 51 people aboard. many buried or killed as train tumbled from a tunnel into a western slope area near Springs Everett. Local officials seek authentic details amid confusing statements.
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Benneath
Great Northern
Ciseter
Everett
Welling Tint
More Settlers Arrive as Ottawa Sees Surge in Immigration
Ottawa reports a flood of settlers entering Canada this year, with Canaan westward arrivals predicted to surpass prior records. Early-year data show January homestead entries and EU and Canadian arrivals. American immigration to the northwest nears the thousand mark, boosted by European and Canadian emigrants and rising homestead activity.
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Ottawa
Canaan
Particula
Northwest
United Biota
Donation to Immigration Scheme Details Decline Montreal Trustees Named
A note records a donation of $300,000 to an immigration scheme led by Montreal figures Lord Mount Stephen and Barnardo Tame movement. Trustees named include Royal Trust Co. Robert Meighe and John Turnbull, with the intent to fund emigration to Canada. The fragment suggests a charitable or settlement effort with formal fiduciaries.
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Montreal
Lord Mount Stephen
Barnardo
Canada
The
Royal Trust Co
Robert Meighe
John Turnbull
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