Welsh Welshmen moving to Canada, says Rev Morgan
Rev KT Morgan formerly of Garvin Ann was in Winniper en route to Saltcoats to pursue religious work among Welsh centers. He reports large Welsh numbers near Minnesota towns and says many have crossed into Canada. Saltcoats settlement secured a homestead. Morgan will live there while remaining active in religious duties.
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Canada
KT. Morgan
Garvin
Ann
Winniper
Neaday
Salteon's
Minn
Morgan
Nome Pai
Manitove
Territories
Oath
Mor
Saltcoats
Grand Trunk Pacific to Build Province Sections
A new firm named The Walled Supply and Contracting Company Limited, led by E G Russell, links to the Grand Trunk Pacific project. Montreal executive J B Carruthers is named as vice president and Seattle reports say B J Palmus Mills secured a twenty million foot lumber contract for the railway.
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Grand Trunk Pacific
Walled Supply and Contracting Company, Limited
E.G. Russell
J. 8. Carruthers
Montreal
Kcal
Victoria
Chase
Russell
Grand Trunk Nntal
B. J. Palmus Mills
New Contracting Company
Seattle
Grand Trunk Pacite Railway
Roosevelt under fire over North American politics
London journals claim Roosevelt muddled views on the political geography of North America in a Washington speech. The piece argues the United States cannot administer Canada and Mexico and warns against expansionist models once advocated by Cleveland and Olney.
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Toronto
Roosevelt
Washington
America
Canada
Mexico
United States
Patagonia
China
Roses
Cleveland
Olney
Lake terminal plans edge closer for Fort William area
Fragmented report notes residents touring Ottawa and eastern towns to confirm probable sites for Lake Pacific Lake terminals. They seek $100,000 support to accommodate a large cleaning operation and erection of a special building as part of a broader development. Local political hints mention governorship bids and lieutenant governor posts with Western Lib candidates facing factional impacts.
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Fort William
Ouawa
Yonal
Pacific Lake
Fort Willart
Fragmented OCR yields scattered crime and tragedy notes
The text reports a condemned separation clause dispute in a Northwest autonomy bill cut with a Mackham suburb incident where Miss L ton died from a fall. It mentions Brantford Ontario convict Kennedy found guilty of criminal assault with a life sentence and notes a murder case aided by perjured testimony. A Picton store dispute includes a large person seized on Waupoose Island after a difficult landing.
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Brantford
Ont
H Kennedy
Ford
Irene Cole
Kelly
Waupoose Island
Moreaunt
Bangori
Dauphin brakeman killed in yard accident
A 20 year old brakeman named A Bennett was killed in the Dauphin yard while bracing a train. His parents lived in Stratford Ontario. The incident occurred Tuesday morning and the man was crushed between parts of the equipment.
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Dauphin
A. Bennett
King
Stratford
Vienna
Budapest
Anti Tary
Phite
Adriatic
Nicolo Gerandich
Liverich Brothers
Antonio Gerandich
Latbach
Carniola
Japs Take Mukden Amid Big War Developments
Read of Mukden falling to Japanese forces with heavy Russian losses and a rapid Japanese advance to the Me Pass. Reports from the front detail Kuropatkin's retreat, vast captures and the looming threat to remaining Russian positions as allied efforts intensify in Manchuria.
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Mukden
Joe Railway
Urokd
Oyama
Kuroyatki
Manchuria
Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Harbin
Nuchwang
St. Petersburg
Kurokul
Shakhe Station
Liao Yang
Thuratay
Tiden
Rennenkammos
Llanchutia
Thte Pass
Russia
Ray
Daily Telegraph
Rusteia
Shakbe
Hun
Machaipa
Diashamtari
Dawre
Arate-Am Sesin
Dishaman
Davis
Fushen
Kawamura
St. Nthe al Kurohich
Winnipeg Delegation Heads to Ottawa on Manitoba Boundary
A delegation representing trade and the Winnipeg city council has travelled to Ottawa to meet the Dominion government about extending Manitoba's provincial boundaries. The group aims to secure official approval and define the geographic scope of any changes.
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Am Noara
Trade
City Council of
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Dominion
Province of
Manitoba
Consular Nominations Confirmed in Executive Session
A Washington special reports the Senate in executive session confirmed several nominations including Robert S. Chilton Jr of D C to be consul at Toronto Ontario and Robert Brent Mosher of the District of Columbia to Collinwood Ontario.
Banker's Death by Own Action in Richmond Office
Richmond dispatch reports a banker in Suffolk, Virginia, shot himself in his office on Friday, dying from the self-inflicted wound. The bank cashier had absconded months earlier, but the shortage apparently did not affect the banker’s routine operations.
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Richmond
Suffolk
Social evil in New York sparks bureau proposal
A city committee today favors creating a separate bureau to regulate social vice, including disorderly houses, under its supervision. The proposal does not imply a shift of excise law enforcement from the police.
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Social
New York
Mie Wade
Establishme
Wittal
Polic
Seddom
Bank Rate Drops to Two Percent for First Time in Years
London reports the Bank rate cut to 2 percent, the lowest in seven years, sparking broad newspaper approval. The move signals recovery from the South African crisis and is expected to boost confidence, trade, and investments.
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London Cave Nazs
Prisoner Caught Trying to Escape from Woodstock
A young man named Rickman, wanted by Hamilton and Owen Sound authorities for theft, was seized today while attempting to escape. He wore a stolen prison uniform, stole clothes, and was found with a portion of a cell lock and supplies from steamship companies.
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Rickman
Piransaiante Steamship Companies
Turnkey
Marriage Decline and Miner Welfare Debates 1908
The article notes a decline in marriage and shifts in social norms in Britain, with widows mentioned amid wartime losses. It details a Berlin dispatch on Prussian mining reform, proposing wage-related waste calculations, safety duties, and a standing miners’ committee. The bill limits work hours in high temperatures and sets conditions for shift times and health safeguards.
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Berlin
Hore Reid
First Lord of the Admiralty Appointment Rumors
The Earl of Cawdor is expected to succeed Lord Selbourne as first lord of the admiralty a move seen as surprising given Cawdor’s prior focus on railways and politics. He will resign as chairman of the Great Western Railway, a post he has held since 1905, and has a long political history including seats for Carmarthenshire Manchester South and Wilt Crickdale.
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Lord Cawdor
Lord Selbourne
Admiralty
Earl Cawdor
Wor
Great Western Railway
A. D.C
Carmarthenshire
Manchester
Wilts Crickdale
Dowie Aims to Establish New Zion City Near Mexico
Chicago report details secret meeting of Zion City elders about establishing a new Zion near Mexico. Apostle Dowie’s influence cited amid financial strain and health concerns as he prepares a successor for the church. Authorities note the plan had been anticipated by followers and critics alike.
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New Zion City
Chicago
Gladstone Dowie
T Zion City
Laumer
John Alexazder Dowie
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
Mexico
Dowie
Man offers body for sale to highest bidder
Phillipa young from a sanitarium is said to offer to sell his body to raise funds for medical expenses and next illness, with his brother Frederick as sole contact. Advertisements circulate claiming bids have reached around 500 dollars as Nipps awaits higher offers amid no other friends.
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Atch
Phillipa Young
Nipps
Frederick
Fred Nipps
Anci
Bachelors Labeled Bandits by California Leader
San Francisco dispatch reports President Benjamin Ida Wheeler of the University of California denouncing bachelors as bandits, guerrillas, and outcasts. He advocates a special tax on bachelors who do not participate in standard societal work, arguing the family is the unit of society and state.
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San Francisco Dispatch
Benjamin Ida Wheeler
Versity
California
Million and a Half Fire Destroys Major Plant
Fire at the American Gertqi company plant, the world’s largest, destroyed two brick and stone blocks. Estimated loss reaches 1.5 million dollars with unknown number of lives feared dead. Names listed include Hollingsworth and Bown among the deceased. more victims may remain trapped as the fire began in the dining room of a wing.
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Gert Qi Company
Vista
Hollingsworth
Te Ing
Jealousy Toll Bottoms Tragedy At Fairground
Louis Rosendal a 25 year old coachman was found murdered beneath a fairground stairs with a bullet wound through his heart. A club lay beside his body and police suspect jealousy over a young servant woman sparked the crime. Two arrests have been made though investigators still seek the principal culprit. Rosendal, a Holland native, had only recently come to this country.
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Louis Rosendal
Rosendal
Holland
Ays
Horror near miss as Hyde Park theater fire alarm echoes past catastrophe
Ten minutes after tonight's Hyde Park matinée, smoke from a fire alarmed patrons and performers. Actors feared a repeat of the Leon disaster as bells rang and panic spread in the dressing rooms.
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Chicago
Hyde
Leon
Eleveted Lake Street elevated road disaster injures forty
A Chicago accident on Lake street elevated road Tuesday left forty people injured. A woman was pinned on the tracks near an electric third rail but was extricated with fatal injuries avoided. Others sustained non fatal injuries amid the chaotic crowd aboard the car system.
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Chicago
Lake Street
Denger Couch
Negro lawyer to receive post as internal revenue collector
A Washington dispatch reports the appointment of Charles W. Anderson, a Negro lawyer in New York, as internal revenue collector for the district of New York to succeed H. Roberts. The changes are planned for next June after Roberts completes eight years.
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Washington
Chas W. Anderson
New York
H. Roberts
Roberts Washaven
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