Socialism Comes Under Fire In Debates On Taxation and Policy
A conference quotes Lord Rosebery condemning protectionism as evil and a threat to empire while discussing a shift in tax burdens. Speakers urge rapid moves to empower farmers with market access, proposing emergency currency under tight limits to fund needed finance before the period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Tee Works
Byron E. Walker
Bank of Commerce
A. Bogart
Dominion Bank
Dawson Northwest Mounted Police Expedition Returns
The Northwest Mounted Police expedition, begun eighty days earlier for Fort Mi Pherson at the MacKenzie mouth, has returned after fifty six days of snow shoeing. Three dogs died on the trek. A rich gold strike was found sixty miles north at Herschel, a rumor long awaited by prospectors, sparked by reports from the Duchess of Bedford wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Ce Northwest Mounted Police
Fort Mi Pherson
Mackenzie River
Arctic
Herschel
Duchess of
Crusade on Cold Storage Eggs Urges Strict Freshness
Secretary James Wilson launches a campaign against cold storage eggs sold as fresh in New York Chicago and other cities. He argues buyers cannot distinguish new laid eggs from stored ones and proposes a $500 fine or six months imprisonment or both for violators.
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Washington
James Wilson
New York
Chicago
Wilson
Trek of Caribou from Tanana to White River
Report from Dawson details the caribou trek lasting over ninety days from the Tanana valley to the White River head. C F P Jenkins and A R Purdy, returning from Ketchumstock at Forty-mile head, say the herd started in November and moved past that point this month when Purdy and Jess King left for Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Carbou
Tanana
White River
For Valley
C. FP. Jenkins
A. R. Purdy
Ketchumstock
Fort Stl
Purdy
Jes
King
Duel purportedly fatally wounds St Petersburg General Smirnoff
Lieut General Smirnoff, linked to the Chevalier Guard riding school, was reportedly fatally wounded in a duel with General Fock. The clash followed a memorandum Smirnoff wrote about Port Arthur and the courage of Fock, suggesting a dispute over siege actions and honor.
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St. Petersburg
Smirnoff
Chevalier Guard Regiment
Port Arthur
Fock
Fleet commander to retire during San Francisco stop
Rear Admiral Robly D. Evans, commander of the Atlantic fleet, announced to officers and men that after arriving in San Francisco he would retire from command due to ill health. The move follows years of service with the fleet and reflects ongoing health concerns affecting leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghting Bob
San Diego
Calif
Robly D. Evans
Atlantic Feet
San Francisco
May Remodel Plans Sparking Debate on Tax Reform
The article discusses government proposals after Easter recess focusing on leadership changes and potential tax burdens. It notes skepticism about the feasibility of reforms and the possible annual tax increase of about 40 million dollars as part of socialist measures. The piece weighs political risks within the existing party and mentions reactions from opponents and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aceiae
Reosberg
Meatriad
Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia Resigns From Army
Emperor William orders unresolved issue after Joachim Albrecht of Prussia resigns his army post for reasons tied to friendship with Baroness Liebenberg. The baroness, once actress Marie Sulzer, influenced royal tensions. a past punishment stemmed from this affair, delaying marriage plans.
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Berlin
Joachim Albrecht
Prusia
Lnteregent
Hrunewick
William
Hhe
Issor
Wit
Mittag Zeitung
Liebenberg
Africa
Marie Sulzer
Canadian association for prevention of consumption meeting report
At the eighth annual meeting Dr Moore reported extensive travel through Manitoba Saskatchewan and nearby areas. A sanitarium was established in British Columbia and another planned for Manitoba with prospects for one in Saskatchewan and Alberta. About two and a half million pages of literature were distributed during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadian Association For Prevention of
Moore
Mame
Oba
Saskatchewan
Onawo
Manitoba
Katchewan
Alberta
Russia Friendly Yoxia Speech Praised in Japan Papers
Foreign Minister Jawolsky of Petersburg outlines a friendly policy toward Japan and China, welcomed by Nichi Nichi Shimbun as frank exposition. The paper states such cooperation could bury past differences and advance East Asian development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
M Jawolsky
Minster of Foreign Affairs
Petersburg
Nichi-Nichi Shimbun
East Asia
Germany Eyes Reform Plan for Colonial Administration
In a debate on the colonial budget Germany's policy secretary Dern proposed training officials skilled in native languages and local conditions to run the colony. He argued officials and settlers caused brutality and injustice, and the new class would shape a better government for the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Colonial Department
Prince of Wales invitation to Washington discussed
Report suggests an official invitation to the Prince of Wales to visit Washington during next summer as part of broader teatime conversations. Present plans place his trip to attend the Quebec tercentenary as primary, with no other destinations or a royal accompanying party.
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Prince’ of Wales
Waington
Canada
Waa
Quebec
Belol
Montreal
Princess of Wales
Uprising Threat Looms Over China After Ship Surrender
A deputation protests the government surrender of the Tateu Maru to Japan amid rising unrest. Fifteen thousand Cantonese pledged support to uphold China's dignity as sensational events and a possible uprising threaten the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kong
China
Japan
Prince Rupert Land Prices Reported Amid Labor and Land Talk
Fragmentary notes describe land deals near Prince Rupert townsite Dawson and a contractor Lefingwell set to earn about 190 dollars per acre. Capt Kettle reports higher profits than three years ago as Continental shelf speculation and Japanese labor issues surface in the brief.
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Prince Rupert
Vancouver
B.C
Dawson
Mikkleson
Plorer Lefingwell
Continental Shelf
Kettle
Wisdom and Salvation in Proverbs Lesson Commentary
Rev D M Stearns explores Proverbs themes on wisdom versus folly and the gospel promise. The commentary links wisdom to Christ, contrasts earthly wealth with divine riches, and urges turning to God through faith in Jesus for new life and salvation. It notes the dangers of delayed repentance and the certainty of judgment for the unrepentant while affirming God’s desire to save.
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Amer
Ilaself
Christ Jesus
John II
John Oy
Christ
Jesus
David
Labor Leaders Plan Voter Action After Supreme Court Rulings
A conference of organized labor in Washington outlines a plan to seek remedy at the polls next fall if the Supreme Court and federal courts keep narrowing protections. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, leads efforts with support from President Roosevelt and July 31, 1934 era unions comprising 31,000 local units.
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Washington
Dashington
D.C
United States Supreme Court
Federal
Congress
United
Zional
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Tho
Rebef | BP
Roosevelt
Emigration Talks Prompt British Tension in Vancouver
Cease Mutiny Vancouver adviser to the Maharajah of Mysore travels to London to discuss emigration with the imperial government. Col Smith, British representative in a six million people semi independent state, notes Hindu anger over deportations of countrymen and soldiers. He warns mutiny risk could grow as influenced troops resist authorities.
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Vancouver
Stith
Mysore
London
Col. Smith
Iss
Todia
Halifax Plans 150th Anniversary Celebration
Halifax, Nova Scotia, prepares a summer commemoration for the 150th anniversary of Nova Scotia securing responsible government. Hon M Armstrong spearheaded the movement in the Legislative Council, with the General Assembly approving the plan and Nova Scotia gaining secure representative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novia Scotia
Halifax
N. S.halifax
Nova Securing
M. Armstrong
General Assembly of
Nova Scotia
J.D. Mack
Immigration figures cited by Philadelphia official
Secretary Oscar S. Straus spoke in the city about immigration demand noting more than 68,000 applications to enter the United States at federal agencies. He warned ship operators of European lines that flawed applicant character could force embarkation refusals, insisting immigration laws are nearly perfect and will be strictly enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Secreary of Commerce and Labor
Oscar S. Straus
Incu
Hon
United Act
Canada
New York
Sir al Tik
Egypt
England
Cecile
Canaan
Ste Bagor
West
New York Central
Independent Saskatchewan telephone expert visits town
Dagger Inlaws Waterlinn, a government telephone expert from Heginn Sask, is in town studying inde telephone systems with Wo, aiming to introduce and improve an independent system for the province. He attended a meeting of state independent telephone men to gather ideas for implementing such a network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlinn
Heginn
Sask
Dagger
Svice
England
Alfonso Narrow Escape in Toledo Auto Collision
King Alfonso and Prince Kuni narrowly avoided injury when his car avoided a collision with an automobile carrying members of the oval party. The second car was wrecked and four occupants suffered minor injuries. the king and prince helped rescue the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Toledo
Spain
Prince Kuni
Earler executives discuss future trophy competition locations
The executive committee of Earler musical and dramatic trophy composers decided February competition should be held in the following year, with possible events later to be staged in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Earler
West
Storssel Given Ten Years For Port Arthur Command
The emperor affirmed the death sentence on Lieut General Storssel and the court recommended a commutation to ten years imprisonment in the fortress. The former Port Arthur commander had petitioned for a full pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storssel
St Petersburg
Port Arthur
Appointment of Earl of Dudley as Governor General of Australia
The Earl of Dudley has been named Governor General of the Commonwealth of Australia succeeding Sir Henry Stafford Northcote whose term is near expiry. This marks a formal transition in the colonial administration with Dudley set to assume duties in due course.
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Ed Northcote
London
the Earl of Dudley
Commonwealth of Australia
Henry, Stafford, Northcote
Trail plant to Canadian mint shipment boosts copper output
The Consolidated Mining and Smelting plant at Trail shipped 1400 ounces of silver last week and has produced copper at high volume, with plans to expand facilities and send ore to assay offices and the United States while the mint at Ontario awaits ready ore. The report also notes political intrigue surrounding the Duke of Abruzzi and movements on the battleship Regina Elena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossland
BRC
Hong Kong
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Trail
Cer & Multon
Ontack
Seattle
Orient
Consolidated Company
Canada
New Railway Company for North Ottawa
A bill to incorporate the Northern Empire Railway company proposes a capital of 1 million dollars with head offices at Calgary. The line would run from the international boundary east of Cardston through Saskatchewan to Port Vermillion and into British Columbia and Yukon via Dawson City, with branch lines toward Edmonton. Provisional directors include Henry Fos and Robert alfour of Ottawa, Joseph JB. Gosselin of Notre Dame de Stanbridge, Jules Fle tot Frank of Alberta, and Ednand Hoffman of New York.
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Ottawa
Northern Empire Railway Company
Railway Committee
Calgary
Cardston
Shek
Saskehewan
Lethbridge
Port Vermillion
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Dawson City
Alaskan
Ion
Near East Victor
Thechewan
Edmonton
Henry Fos
Robert Alfour
Ont
Joseph JB. Gosselin
Notre Dame de Stanbridge
Quebec
Jules J. Fletot Frank
Alberta
Ednand Hoffman
New York
Famine Ravages Siberia Reaches St Petersburg
A Siberian famine, touching the Teber ktchy and Yakutsk tribes, has reached St Peters burg. Hundreds dead as a recent epidemic wipes out 6,000 reindeer, with critics accusing the government of neglect and traders exploiting inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Cape Town War Memorial Proposal Prompts Canadian Ties
A fragmented note recalls Canada inspired memorial plans in Cape Town to honor fallen South Africans in a Plains of Abraham like scene. It mentions British linkage with Canada and a national park project while remembering 6 South Africans who died building under the British flag.
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Canada
Cape Town
W. Holy Hutenin
Plains of
Abrahan
Afric
Prairie Farmers Head for Roblin as Canada Emigration Grows
The Growing West Winnipeson reports that American emigration to Canada promises a record year. A colony of sixty experienced prairie farmers from Iowa and nearby areas, equipped with steam plows, is settling at Roblin. Reports from central Saskatchewan describe immigration in full blast.
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Winnipeson Spe
America
Canada
Iowa
Roblin
Skatchewan
Dominion Architects Ottawa Bill Amended by Committee
The private bills committee reported Mr Walsh's bill to incorporate the Institute of Architects of Canada in an amended form. The home was changed to Architectural Institute of Canada. Provisions giving the institute power to denominations grant certificates of efficiency and establish classes of membership were struck out.
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Dominion Architects
Ottawa
Walsh
Institute of Architects of Canada
Architectural Institute of Canada
Fleet to accompany Prince to Quebec with Atlantic fleet
London reports the Prince of Wales will travel to Quebec under escort by the Atlantic fleet. The force includes six battleships and ten cruisers with the attached second cruiser squadron. After Quebec, the fleet will sail along the Canadian coast visiting several spots.
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London
Prince of Wales
Quebec
Canadian
Liquor Combine Fights Prohibition Moves in Canada
A fifty million dollar liquor and brewing combine forms in New York to counter the Dominion Alliance anti Alcohol League and temperance efforts in Canada. Lawrence A. Wilson notes clergy and press push for license reduction, while delegates plan to Quebec to preserve status quo. Financial quotes compare Canadian and American enterprise funding and returns.
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Montreal
Dominion Alliance
Lawrence A. Wilson
Ve Tammnany Teader
Prohibition Debate Dims in Quebec Manufacturers Meeting
At a recent meeting the Canadian Manufacturers Association discussed curbing the prohibition movement in Quebec. Some members denied newspaper reports of a plan to oppose temperance propaganda, while others outlined arrangements for potential sales into Canada or the United States. Lord Tweedmouth claimed Britain could not build a squadron rivaling a mixed fleet.
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Quebec
Etinedi
Salen Meedl
Canada
States
Inconsistency in House Debate On Canada Import Question
In the House of Conte mons debate Mr Watt of Glasgow questioned Canadian imports. He said maintaining the restriction contradicted free trade. The opposition’s stance on the embargo appeared inconsistent as they did not favor Canada but hindered her. The deputy chair ruled the question admissible in the estimates discussion.
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Nares
House Reinstates Motto On U S Coins In God We Trust
Under suspension of the rules the House passed a bill to restore the motto In God We Trust on gold and silver coins of the United States by a 255 to 5 vote. The debate highlighted reactions to President Roosevelt and the spirit of the law with strong remarks by Mr. Carlin.
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Washington
House of Representatives
United States
Carlin
Roosevelt
Exile Escapes St. Petersburg Spy Mistress Fleeing Siberia
Former exile Mlle Marie Spieddo novo who fled Siberia two years after being banished for killing the chief of police is now reported to be at large in either Australia or New Zealand, with authorities uncertain about her whereabouts.
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St. Petersburg
Mlle Marie Spieddonovo
Siberia
Seo
Eitheria
New Zealand
26 Whales Taken in North Dawson Season
Twenty six whales were taken this season by the whaling vessels Belvidere Jeanette Herman Bowhew Beluga and Karluk operating in North Dawson waters. The catch reflects a strong harvest amid the Arctic hunt with multiple ships contributing to the season’s total.
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North
Dawson
Whal
Belvidere
Jeanette
Herman
Bowhew
Beluga
Karluk
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