Fortnightly German Line Service to Dom inion and Canada
The report outlines arrangements for a fortnighly service from Germany to the Dominion, linking Mambure Rotterdam Bremen and Canada, with winter ports including St John Halifax Portland and Montreal. The Prince Oscar and other vessels will sail from Europe, with the Adelbert due to reach Quebec and Montreal by May, continuing open-sea service into the summer. The narrative touches on treaty discussions in Ottawa, Castro’s exile, and railway tax actions in British Columbia.
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Germany
Dominion
Mambure
Rotterdam
Bremen
Canada
Montreal
Arcane
St. John
Halifax
Portland
Qorbee
Prince Oscar
Europe
Bt. John
Ated
Tne Adelbert
Withad
Quebec
Monetrea
Prince Adelbert
Hich
Quicksilver Found Near Fort La Corne Site
Quicksilver was found one hundred smiles down the river from here near Fort La Corne opposite Lo River settlement. Mercury discovery traces back to Indigenous peoples. City exhibits draw interest as plans for a new elevator at Vancouver with CP-R support seek to serve this season’s crop.
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Prince Titer
Fort la Corne
Lo River
Waterways Treaty discussed with Canada and United States
Premier Asquith said there was full consultation with the Canadian government regarding the waterways treaty. The Canadian side proposed a department of external affairs, but no proposal for increased powers was made. Naval Conference in London ends. the code of war regulations will be published in each nation's capital on March 20. Ottawa reveals Ralph Conner will chair the conciliation board over the Manitoba Cartage dispute. Prof Cochrane succeeds Dr Gordon as company representative.
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Taft
Kaghineton
William Taft
United States
Senate Chamber
Aml
Nak
Taits Speweh
London
Ech
Ottawa
Ralph Conner
Manitoba Cartage Company
Cochrane
Manitoba College
Gordon
The Sunday School Lesson on Acts and Tabitha
A study fragment discusses Peter’s acts in Samaria and Joppa, the healing of Aeneas and Dorcas, and questions about bodily healing, sanctification, and the Christian’s aim to hasten the Kingdom. It contrasts life in Christ with death, noting the hope of resurrection and the believer’s calling to faithful works.
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Peter
Saal
Pet
Moss
Lydda
Hevers
Jesus
Heb
Seth
Wis
Thessalonians
Christ
God
Mate Mi
Tabitha of
Titus
Corte
Luke Ty
Garmen
Dorcas
Aeneas
Norrow
Lazarus
Alberta to Fort McMurray rail line plan announced
Edmonton to Fort McMurray route eyed with a 125 mile north by east leg from Edmonton to La Biche and a near straight line to Fort McMurray. Rand D C Clarke of Kansas City backs a five percent 50 year bond financed project with European capital. Construction includes a 380 mile survey and field teams within 69 days with branch lines to Lake La Biche farming areas.
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Edmonton
Fort McMurray
Vancouver
Boc
LW NL
Alberta and
Watermays
Fort McMurraat
Athabasca
Rand
D. C. Clarke
Kansas City
Enterprise 1
Alperta
Messrs. Clarke
la Biche
Lake la Biche
Season's Rush to West Beginning
Immigrants pour into the region as the season opens with a flood of settlers from Minnesota Wisconsin Missouri and Michigan. Government immigration offices in St Paul report over a hundred arrivals daily from farmers in those states and from Indiana. J S Dennis in charge at Cal irrigation field notes receiving two hundred letters daily seeking details about emigration. The influx is shaping up to surpass past years.
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Winnipee
St. Paul
Minesota
Wisconsin
Minois
Taliana
J. S. Dennis
CPLR
Cal
Shipment of Meat Reveals Disease at London Port
Dr Willis Winns, medical officer of the port in London, reports a February 2 arrival of meat with 69 diseased livers and 13 diseased lungs among 2400 animals. The cargo included carcasses and a thousand pounds of meat linked to Canton River exports, with warnings of unsafe conditions aboard.
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Pion
Americ Conteinedd
Wile Winns
London
Dens
City Council
Willis Narpela
Epee Aseador Reid
St Lawrence Tunnel Montreal Board tackles Trudeau plan
The St Lawrence Tunnel Montreal Board of Trustees considers J S Arme rong of St Johin proposal to substantiate the Quebec plan under the St Law. The Lumber Convention in Nelson B C is postponed. Alberta elections star March 22 and timber trade meeting air coast Calgary postponed to April 13. Imperial Army Scheme in London. Asquith replies in Commons about overseas dominions liberty of action. Haldane proposes to align with colonial conference talks.
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St. Lawrence Tunnel
Montreal
Board of Tria
J.S. Armerong
St. Johin
Quebec
Board of Tract
Nelson
B.C
Willian A. Anstie
Alberta
Tumber Manufacturers and Retaile Tee
Calgary
Imperial Army
Louwlon
House of Commons
Asquith
Empire Army
Haldane
Big Excursion West of Ontario Farmers
A large group of about three hundred Ontario farmers, many married with families, departed recently on a westward journey to claim new lands. The excursion involved seven teen cars carrying the settlers as they relocate to farms across the western regions.
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Ontario
To Preserve Lundy's Lane Battlefield in Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls seeks government takeover of the Lundy’s Lane battlefield and, if possible, transfer of historic rounds to the Queen Victoria Park Commission for care. Local authorities plan to petition for control and preservation of the site’s historic items.
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Lundy's Lane
Niagara Falla
Queen Victoria Park Commission
Quebec Bridge Project Backed By Grand Trunk Pacific
Head offices of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Co. stated recently that they would back the construction of the Quebec bridge. They pledged to complete the structure to general satisfaction within three years.
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Québec Bridge
Montreal
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Co
Quebec Bridge
Prohibition Refused by Premier Hazen
Premier Hazen rejects prohibition in New Brunswick amid rising opposition in parliament. He notes no strong public sentiment warrants amending the present Squar law. Teeland officials discuss constitutional relations as a political crisis unfolds in the wake of the Danish king’s concerns.
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S John
Willard Saath
New Bruse
Teeland
Denmark
Hannes Hateteiny
Ieee
Bohn Jon
Feeland
Military drill in Nova Scotia public schools plans
Ottawa reports militi a general order announces Dominion approval of a joint agreement with Nova Scotia educational authorities. The plan introduces ear training and military drill in public schools as a government obligation. The Militia Department will supply belts caps red and a proportion of ammunition and train competent instructors for high schools.
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Ottawa
Ie Educational Authorities
Nova Scotia
Wotia
Australia urged to enroll abroad in naval service
Australian leader Milhe app urged the Imperial staff to allow Australia to enroll willing men to serve abroad, arguing naval instruction should mirror the Brith navy. The report notes dismissive views of the Admiralty and frames Australia’s naval ambitions as aligned with imperial goals while referencing Servia’s withdrawal and other international moves.
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Sidney
Nsw
G. H. Reid
Milhe App
Admiralty
Australia
Austral
Hudson Bay survey weighs ports for Nelson Winnipeg line
A progress report through February 1 estimates terminal costs between eight and eleven million dollars. It favors Nelson for a harbor and a shorter line from Winnipeg over Churchill. The survey details river routes, water power potential, timber resources, and the feasibility of a canal along the Nelson to Lake Winnipeg to support a Hudson Bay route port system.
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Nelson
Lake Winnipeg
Armstrong
Uemons
Hibutary
Split
Ni River
Hudson Bay
Churelull
Winnipeg
Ceanal
Lake
Peg
Lake 1
Chure
Feport
Tte
Hud
Airship Armament Plans For Future Military Use
The military airship of the future may be armed with small cane or machine guns. Army authorities in several headquarters across the country are testing this line. Balloons would carry either heavy guns or machine guns, but recoil and gas leakage require extensive adjustments. The British Army contracts debate in London concerns sourcing equipment within the Empire and wiring from British sources to avoid delays.
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Army
Cornany
Rte
British Army
London
Haid
Empire
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