Forest Reserve Declared On Rocks Mountains Slope
A Dominion Forestry convention announced a government plan to set aside the eastern slope of the Rocks Mountains as a permanent forest reserve free from settlers. Clergy and officials supported conservation while critics urged stronger provincial action. Debate continued on land grants and a Hudson Bay route railway to Churchill for national economic gain.
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Sydney Fisher
Dominion Forestry Convention
Dominion
Rocks Mountains
Quelec
Louis Dette
Axciest von Dauth
Laval
Brucheri
Quebec
Ted
Mr. Fisher
Hubert Meighen
New Brunswick
Lanits
Notinion
Ontario
Ae Imprmibie
Quebec Bridge Reconstruction Talks Under Government Control
Reports from a commission meeting discuss the Quebec Bridge project with Mr Parent noting no long delay. Engineers focus on strengthening chords to prevent time losses and ensure safe rebuilding while the government may assume direct control from the Quebec Bridge Company.
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Quebec
Quebec Bridge Company
Parent
Pacific
Rex
Rich Northland Promotes Ottawa Map Claim
Interior official PE Young described the fertile northern portion of the Canadian west, arguing the area north of the North Saskatchewan River is richer and more productive than the southern region. He cited grain trade centers and extensive yields to support the comparison.
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Ottawa
PE Young
Department of the Interior
Mackenzie
Famonten
Young
North Saskatchewan River
Hindu immigration dispute over Natal Act inquiry
Ottawa debate centers on a despatch alleging eighteen Hindus were fed Sam for violating the British Columbia Natal Act. Aimed to disallow the act and admit Hindus, or test the act’s legality via appeal. Hon. Mr. Scott cited no government action and could not commit to any move.
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Ottawa
Lougheed
Scott
Hafid’s Star Waning Amid French Victories
Hafid, leader of the south, loses star power as French victories grow and his camp’s indifference sparks dissatisfaction. After a five week absence, Hafid’s influence appears to wane among his followers.
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Mur
Hafid
King Abandons Riardte in Mediterranean Cruise Plan
The king's ward plan to sail the Mediterranean is abandoned after a visit here. He will return to London in the coming week, with travel noted as a waddle to Apal.
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Riardte
Ward
Mediterranea
London
Apal
May Build in Canad Montreal Boss Mossberg in Canada
Montreal visitor Frank Mossberg of Attleboro Massachusetts, a key producer for Rees rifles, traveled to Montreal after a Ottawa conference with Sir Charles Ross. He declined to discuss details of the talks but said he was summoned urgently and hinted at talks about linking Mossberg’s factory with the Quebec Kens rifle factory and the possible establishment of a brand factory in Canada.
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Canad
Montreal
Frank Mossberg
Attleboro
Mass
Staten
Ottawa
Sir Charles Ross
The
Charles Ross
Quebec
Mossberg
Brant
Canada
Wheat price protest targets millers and grain men
Commercial clubs of three stations condemn price discrimination against durum wheat. The article argues millers and elevator men, aided by outside grain interests, drive unfair pricing and cites the state’s durum wheat usage and Prof E F Tadd of the state pure food department in support of reforms.
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Mullers
Duran
E. F Tadd
Mail packets missing on voyage to Japan
An official of the British Post Office expressed confidence that fifteen registered mail packets vanished in January while aboard the steamer Celtic York of London. He noted the bags may have been misrouted and could still be on the wrong steamer, with word expected if found.
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London
Auas Ican Mail Department
British Post Office
York
Japan
New York
Vancouver official to invite American envoy soon
MacPherson of Vancouver received a request in May to approach the government with the aim of inviting the American envoy. He will present the matter at once.
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U.S
Ontara
MacPhere
Vancouver
MacPherson
Rush to Canada Slacken as May Emigration Plans Emerge
London Colonel Lamb of the Salvation Army notes a striking annual change in emigration interest. While many still seek facilities to leave, far fewer travel on speculation. A contingent will be sent to British Columbia in May.
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Canada
London
Lamb
Salvation Army
British Columbia
Readers Ready Rigortta Aleta 6 Set 120 Aerane
A clipped OCR snippet mentions a forthcoming song at a new venue, with references to Albena and wan. The text is garbled but hints at a reading or performance event tied to a calendar segment and local venue names. No clear dates or full names are recoverable.
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Wan
Albena
Chipres
The Golden Test and Lessons of the Gospel
The Sunday School lesson outlines the Golden Texts for John 1 1, 34 1 8 and 4 46, emphasizing Jesus as the Lamb of God and the path from sin to life through faith in Christ. It contrasts the human fall with divine redemption and notes the need to walk in holiness and truth as followers.
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Jone
Lemonstad
Goa
Jones
Joba the Baptist
Girona
Howes
Lestox VI
dJosue
Samaria
Nobman
John iv
Jesus
Sam
John xi
Bethesda
Israel
Heaven
Gobnix
Jeans
King Edward Writes to Emperor William on Paper Leak
A news agency reports that King Edward sent a cordial letter to Emperor William regarding the revelation in the London Times of a private between Parliament and the public. The letter urges a careful handling of the papers in England and supports a prudent course of action.
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Kine
Berlin
Eward
William
England
First Auto Race in Egypt Ends in Tragedy
At Helopolis the first automobile races in Egypt drew nobility the Duke and Duchess of Contmught attended. A severe accident in the second race killed a police officer and two spectators and injured fourteen others forcing the event to end.
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Care
Ekype von A Feypt
Duchess of
Contmught
Helopolis
Egypt
No Drinks for Members Motion Prohibits Liquor in Legislative Building
The provincial legislature adopted a motion by Viard Mila prohibiting the sale of liquor in the legislative building. The measure aims to restrict alcohol access for members during proceedings and related activities.
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Ovincial
Dawson Free from Vice in Yukon Morality Debate
In a Commons return Dawson and Yukon conditions are reviewed with focus on dance halls gambling and immorality. Commissioner Henderson reports morality in Dawson equal to or higher than elsewhere in the Dominion and questions recent hints of widespread Yukon immorality.
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Ottawa
Commons
Yukon
Corre
Co [Sioner Henderson
Dawson
Dominion
Canada
Price of South Australia to tour England for exhibition
Tom Price a former building worker at Parliament House now premier of South Australia sails to England to promote South Australia at three British exhibitions. He aims to arouse interest in England regarding South Australia at the Imperial Conference with Victoria’s premier Mr. Bent. Price, a former green grocer turned politician, is described as a man of the people and a powerful orator with rugged fervor capable of swaying audiences.
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Newvy
Premierydney
Australia
Tom Price
Price
London House Secrecy Over Irish Scandal Denial
Augustine Birrell in the House of Commons rejected newspaper reports of a police found scandal involving Dublin Castle officers. He called the claims a parcel of lies and offered no further details.
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London
House of Commen
Augustine Birrell
Leland
The
Irish” Crown
Dublin Casle
Dublin Cas
Prince Albert Board Sends Unusual Fish to Calgary Fair
The Prince Albert board of trade forwards to Regina two whitefish two lake trout two codfish and two pickerel from lakes north of Prince Albert. The eight fish weigh sixty two pounds in total. They will be shown at the Dominion fair in Calgary.
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S Uecimen
Prince Albert
Sask
New Silver Bonanza District Montreal Rumors
L. O. Armstrong of the CPR reports samples from Lake Temiskaming region near the Quebec Ontario border show evidence of rich deposits. He advises that markets may soon hear of cobalt finds and potential wealth, signaling a forthcoming exploration boom.
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Montreal
L. O. Armstrong
CPR
Quee
Ontario
Foley Brothers and Stewart Win Rupert Contract
Foley Brothers and Stewart have been awarded the contract for the Rupert eastward project. The firm is already building 200 miles west of Port Arthur and another section near Edmonton.
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Rince Rupert
Montreal
Foley Brothers & Stewart
Rupert
Port Arthur
Edmonton
Paris Socialite Anna Gould Delays NYC Departure
Mme Anna Gould postpones her trip to New York for several days. She will be accompanied home by her children and expects to stay in Africa for about two months.
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Paris
Mme
Anna Gould
New York
Africa
Cordial Felicitations Washington Visits Chinese Minister
An awkward early-20th century style item notes cordial greetings between the U.S. president and Chinese Minister Wu, with emphasis on the formal credential ceremony and diplomatic warmth amid mutual respect and ceremonial protocol.
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Washington
Estemely Condito
Vietations
Wu Tube Fang
China
Great Canal Project Important to West
Government debate notes a possible Georgian Bay canal project. Hon Pugsley mentions surveys and plans while Deputy Minister Gobell previews a major future work for Canada. In a public gathering Gobel receives an illuminated address a silver tea service a cabinet of silver and one dollar in gold valued at about two thousand dollars.
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San Francisco
Chile
Hywique
Christian U Bors
South America
Simng
Tquique
Taltal
Iquique
Ottawa
Georgian Bay Canal
Pagsley
Uly
Gobell
Public Department
Pugslex Sant
Quis
Lrete
Georgian Hay Canal
Gobel
Rosebery warns Liberals on socialism and imperial policy
Lord Rosebery denounces socialism in land and urges Liberal leagues to back a non imperial free trade line while opposing a second chamber. In Pekin financial circles Britain, France, and others seek contracts for shipbuilding, railways, and docks, amid hopes of Chinese foreign hold restitution and economic recovery.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Liberal League
Iguie Hon
United States
Pekin
Great Britain
Imany
France
China
Vanous
Ching
Patent Medicines Bill Puts Regulation Under Study
Wi Templeman given notice of a bill to regulate sale of patent aid proprietary medicines. The measure is less drastic and held for redraft after objections. Proposals included a tax on each bottle, later omitted, with registration and analysis of each formula before sale. Department scrutiny, limited staff, and revenue concerns described.
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Oxtawa
Wi Templeman
Cecainy
Tull Revenue Department
Inland Revenue Seizures Report Across Districts
The Revenue Department seized contraband items across districts reflecting varying infractions. Montreal reported significant illicit goods including tobacco and worms, while Toronto saw eleven seizures, mainly of cigars not in original boxes, indicating widespread un stamped shipments.
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Ottawa
Revenue Department
Montreal
Toronto
Hindus Protest Fines After Natal Convictions
Hindus recently convicted under the Natal act face fines of 300 each and may appeal for clemency from the Dominion government. They insist their loyalty as British subjects who fought in South Africa under Lord Roberts merits relief rather than imprisonment for exercising English language rights.
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Lord Roberts
South
Arica
Three Daily Transcontinental Trains Planned for Vancouver
Three daily transcontinental trains are expected to operate in and out of Vancouver this summer, as the CPR timetable to be released by Mireles outlines. The move aims to boost cross country service and connect Vancouver with eastern destinations this season.
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Vancouver
Raiway Mireles
CPR
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