Shipping Nies Report Heaviest Book for Scotmen
A 1910-era account discusses Canadian immigration and shipping trends from Glasgow. It details vessel movements, passenger trade between Glasgow and Canada, and new Dominion immigration laws affecting Scots seeking work. It notes vessel acquisitions, routes, and costs impacting first-night lodging for newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Nies
Regu
Seevion Glengoy
Mackenzie
Glasgow
Canats
Dominion
Quill Lake Murderer Messi Hanged at Regina
The prisoner, identified as Messi, was executed after a hang at Halvor in Regina last month. The official, press, and jail officials confirmed the time of death and the weighing of 182 pounds. The case involved the murder of the Thoburn family at Quill Take, noted as the worst in the region's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siskovt
Ofbelates
Halvor
Regina
Trey
Dr. Reid
Mr. Young
Messi
Heaith
Thoburn
Quill Take
West
Proposals on Abolishing State Powers Cause Debate
The text discusses Labor Party aims to abolish certain powers and the government's response. It notes Ram MP and a secretary agreeing with an idea, the government following a resolution, and a perceived mistake by Labour regarding Candis. It suggests Labour desires abolition of specific powers and direct action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omiom
Ram
Abo
Labor Party
Startles Ecclesiastics Bishop Pottee Trail of Debate
Larren Tate Bishop Pottee attacks social controls in New York and Birmingham, arguing against English coercion and public amusements seen as threats to liberty. He questions the morality of public homes and recreation, urging citizens to study dangers and defend fundamental rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larren
Tate
Pottee
New York
Sutave
Lars
Thanes
Ports close to Chinese at several U S entry points
Disjointed notes report US states restricting Chinese transit at border ports. Articles claim four ports of entry are closed or tightened, with mentions of Portal North Dakota Sumas Washington and other points. Authorities aim to curb Chinese passenger movement via rail and shipping firms, targeting CPR routes and Atlantic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipes
United States
Ieramert
Chines
Chinamanee Catal States
Chinamen
Atlantic
Wong
Portal
N.D
Sumas
Richford
Viami Malone
Visit of Quee London and War Office Figures in Britain
A fragmented report notes a royal or official visit involving Quee London, Rt Hon RB Halusne, and Col Sir Ivor John Herbert. It mentions the Yeu army oeuvres, the Quew Rifles of Toronto, and the aim to observe colonial sers and imperial forces. The text reflects wartime aims and diplomatic interactions with colonial officers.
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London
Halusne
Gane Han Roe
Che Quew Rifles
Toronto
Aldershot
Ivor John Herbert
Monmouthshire
Petraera
French tribal clash as Zar forces repulse Shawal advance
Reported fierce engagement near Shawal River where Zar tribesmen attacked a French line. Casualties alleged on both sides with 200 killed claimed by native reporters though French casualties denied. Fighting occurred Tuesday as tribal force resisted General Mokares north of the Shawal outpost.
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Tacsiay
Shawal
Would Honor Roosevelt Dublin Public Letter Praises Leader
The Lord Mayor of Dublin uncovered a public letter honoring Roosevelt. The document states he has done more for the American people than all his predecessors, highlighting his impact on Cephalics America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Dublin
Romevelt
Frelon
America
Togettier
Miss Hays Christened Shi Lon at Wallsend
Miss Hays Christened Shi Lon at Wallsend, with the event marking the formal naming by the George ip. Prin church.
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Miss Hays
Shi Lon Wer
Wallsend
George Ip
Prin
French Coming to Canada Leaves House of Commons
In the House of Commons RH Hl dane announced J French is going to Canada with the mission described as imminent. The brief note records the parliamentary statement and the anticipated travel without additional context.
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Canada
House of Commons
Dane
Pauperism Growing in England and Wales
The latest report shows England and Wales with about 904 02 paupers on July 1, with London at 140 123. The countrywide rise is about 25 percent from the prior year, while London’s increase is roughly 0.8 percent. Overall one in forty people in England and Wales are paupers, about one in 546 in London.
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England and
Wales
England and Wales
London
England
Weles
Lomein
Air Navigation Service Munich plans Bavarian air trips
Munich Bavaria will establish a new air navigation service on May 15. Flights will operate from the city to Biarschers and Oberammergan using Parwal balloons with 6700 cubic meters capacity and ten meters of 300 horsepower engines. Round trips to Oberammergsc are priced at 355. The service will open for the season with operations ending around September 3.
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Air Navigation Service
Munich
Bavaria
Barone
Thie City Iiternatly
Biarschers Amt Oberammergan
Oberammergsc
Madame Schumann Heink to Sing in Winnipeg and Brandon
Famous soprano Madame Schumann Heink will perform recitals in Winnipeg Monday evening March 1 and Brandon Tuesday evening March 2. The star, highly praised by royalty, is presented as a brilliant venue attraction, with praises for her vocal range and stage presence.
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Winnipeg
Rei Brandon
Mareh Sind Masthine
Witthiper
Abe
Bran
Pranadonna
Sineer
Schumann-Heink
Bama
Royal Cols
Berlin
Canadian Northern settles on British port for Atlantic line
Canadian Northern chooses a British port as the base for its Atlantic service. The decision positions the line for transatlantic operations and signals a strategic shift in shipping alignment.
Armory Planned for Prince Albert at $10000 Cost
Word from Prince Albert Saskatchewan indicates an armory will be built at a cost of ten thousand dollars with the city supplying the site. The project aims to establish a local military facility and strengthen regional defense preparedness.
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Ree Albert
Prince Albert
Sask
Ety
Mann land deal sparks imperial intrigue and royal favor
The Empress grants land and a royal boon linked to Mann and associates, including Princess Louis Victoria and Prince Joachin, amid claims of vast mineral wealth and a Canadian land block. Seattle financier Te Stusis engineered the deal, with estimates of Mann's property value reaching millions though details remain contested and the royal endorsement faces scrutiny.
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Louis
Victoria
Prince Joachin
Tynant Wartang Ang Vuying
Teutore Empire
Mann
Sauatoo
Te Stusis
Seattle
Oracle
Canada
McCurdy and Baldwein Fly From Halifax in Air Craft
In early morning, McCurdy piloted a new machine from Bad flack No 2 with Fred W Baldwein as passenger. They achieved several flights, first with a passenger onboard, then solo ascents reaching up to thirty minutes aloft. The craft performed well, with steady radiator range and motor cooling, marking a series of record flights for the area.
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Halifax
Aviztiere
Bavkbeck Ree Ie
McCurdy
Badflack
Fred W. Baldwein
BicCurdy
Mr. McCanly
War over extending scrip issue time from act
The article explains a war to extend the time scrip issued under the act from 1910 to 1911 end, noting the bill makes no distinction between speculators and volunteers and applies to scrip already issued. It states the measure does not let volunteers exchange worthless law for better land. Hydrophobia Patients in Toronto General Hospital treated. fifteen patients were up for treatment in one day, including some previously treated.
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Toronto
Toronto General Hospital
Prince Joachim to Die in Navy, Says Historic Note
Fragmented report notes Prince Joachim, twenty, linked to naval service as German dynastic lines shift. Mentions Crown Prince Frederick William and army ties, with unclear future path for Joachim amid royal provisioning and military roles.
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Prince Joachim
Berkin
Princ Toachim
Pawal Sen
Predenck Willian
Jean
San Francisco Show Hushed by Sudden Exit and Fainting
A troubling incident at a San Francisco performance left several audience members fainting as a disruption unfolded near the entrance. Reportedly, a meeting or gathering was involved, with rumors surrounding a possible collision or clash, though details remain unclear.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia Brawl Between Workers and Police Ends in Havoc
A two hour clash in Philadelphia’s Nation Uemete Baseball park leaves many hats and rails broken and chairs scattered as police struggle to control a crowded fight. Shots fired in the air. several injuries reported as workers clash with officers and some protesters disperse along the driveway and sidewalks.
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Philadelphia
Menting
Uemete
Neeng
Paniestrieh
Ieee
Carta
Wes Ditvore
Corot Tales and Oddities in a Dining Room
A fragmentary tale notes Corot’s humorous dining quirk about soup and haddock while Adele the cook loves haddock and potatoes. It also mentions Herbert Spencer as a billiards enthusiast and a fleeting reference to a small regatta with a ship and a Duke of Cornwall incident.
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Corot
In Reply Tv
Corol
Adele
Herbert Spencer
Hebert Spencer
Hilliams
Duke of Cornwall
Suovel
Introduction of Sambourne to Punch by Penn
A young Linley Sambourne was an apprentice with Greenwich marine engineers Messrs Penn and Sen. When caught at his drawing, Penn advised him to work for Punch and arranged a letter of introduction to Mark Lemon, the editor, leading to Sambourne becoming a contributor.
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Linley Sambourne
Punch
Mr. Sambou
Messrs
Jo Penn
Sen
Greenwich
Marine Engineers
Link
Ths
Penn
Mibourne
Halles
Sambourne
Mark Lemon
Mixed family news informs Edith of new twin brothers
A fragment reports Edith, six, learning that twins have joined the family. The snippet is brief and lacks full details but confirms the birth event and the new siblings.
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Edith
Buy Saving Scheme Aims at Colonization Aid
New South Wales launches a buy saving campaign as part of state activity. Canada and New Zealand weigh similar social schemes. The plan proposes grants to ship youths to the Antipodes, with residents funding fares through a fund of about 200000 dollars. Opposition notes responsibility rests with Britain, while beneficiaries are selected for potential colonial development and imperial benefit.
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New South Wales
New Zealand
Kanesas
New South
Philat Austria Philianthrops
Ies
Wales
Bota
Britain
Hen Eho Offiersie
Australia
Ontario Thich
GT. Te Y Company
Dia Pacific Railroad Ietc
Peterson
Seni
Judges Disfranchised in Provincial Election Proposals
The legislature considers measures to remove judges from the appellate and county courts from voting for six months after resignation. Attorney explains the reform aims to prevent repeats of a past provincial election scandal where a judge discussed retirement and ties with a political organization over Vancouver city credentials.
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Seria
Eupreme cd
County Courte
Diateanehieed
Towacka
Vancouver City
New Steamship Route Launches to Port Service
A new steamship line will begin service May 15 with the iron rotater ship Irean setting sail from the port. Two boats will run monthly, the second boat starting by June 15. The ships will make St. Jobo their winter terminus.
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St.Jobo
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