Britain Faces Heavy Budget Increase Amid War Expenditures
Chancellor Lloyd George unveils a 1913 budget with a large rise in army and naval costs, projecting a deficit and potential tax shifts. He highlights liquor taxation as a major revenue source and notes reduced alcohol consumption yet higher revenue, while urging policy changes to avoid new imposts. Also reports on Canadian Pacific Railway telegraph line expansion and progress on infrastructure projects in Biggar and Calgary.
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Ian Mark
Te Sue
France
Austria
Germany
Ar Lloyd George
Lecture on evolution of modern medicine at Yale sets stage
Sir New Hh Opler delivers the first of five lectures on The evolution of todern ine at Yale. The talk links primmit science to magic, noting ancient charters and enchantment with herbs as studied today in medicine.
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New Hh
Federal plan to modify Upper Cove at Banff announced
The union government will modify the Upper Cove at Banff, per National Park Superintendent S J Clarke. Work will start once funds are approved. The season opened early this year and reports show Visitors.
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Calgary
Alsy
Deunion
Banff
S J Clarke
Naional
Alres
Opinion on Java colony and imperial anxieties in Times
The Times voices concern over colonial ambitions and racial theories as it warns about growing populations and competition among nations. It argues both Britain and Japan should curb inflammatory rhetoric to avoid escalation, urging moderation in imperial policy.
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London
Japan
Americas
Europe
Feea
Wilton
Calgary plans power future amid seeding and population forecast
A fragmented wartime era forecast outlines Calgary and Alberta regions shaping power capacity as experts project 860.0 percent and rising demands. Officials discuss seeding, race relations, and long term energy planning within the city limits.
Powers Face New Sit in Europe and Air Incident
European powers fret over Montenegro Scutari crisis as Vienna telegraph reports urging force landing. An international air raid near the French frontier ends with German officers compelled to explain a misread claim and the aircraft released after inquiry.
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Belgrade
Cording Perera
Austria
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Miies
Germany
Miller's Release 408 Jas Involved In Montreal Plot
A detainee identified as Miller's release 408 Jas faces two months for defying and delaying division activities at a Diamond Legh heating firm in Montreal. The case centers on alleged plot among prisoners in Montreal and elsewhere. The defendant denies bodily harm claims and cites travel to Scotland. A reorganization of immigration agencies in New York is noted.
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Diamond Legh Fant
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Canada urged to boost technical education for industry
Dr George Bryce of the Royal Commission stresses a crying need for industrial research in Canada. He cites educated Canadian experts, gaps in knowledge, and calls for higher technical education, government support, and cooperative efforts among dominion, municipalities, universities, and manufacturers to keep talent and advance research locally. He warns loss of graduates harms national progress.
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Canada
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Germany
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Toronto
Shell
Bryce
Cobat
Dominion Ieal
Muniipal
TRE MARKET REPORT Amid Market Strength The past week shows sustained demand and firm sentiment across wheat markets with foreign and U S influence.
The markets remained strong and higher as foreign demand and U S weather concerns buoy sentiment. Dry conditions in western Kansas sparked some worry about spring crops while overall soil and seed conditions look favorable for planting. France and the United Kingdom report wet weather but global outlook remains positive with no major shifts in foreign crop conditions.
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Winnipeg
United States
Kansas
Canada
Chang
France
United Kingdom
Wheat and grain markets show week long shifts and prices
A Canada and Europe grain overview notes rising oats and flax prices, higher cash values, and improved demand though export activity is constrained by ice on Lake Superior. Futures reflect modest gains. Canadians report varied export interest and port congestion easing as winds improve.
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Europe
Ao Dushese
Fort William
Port Arthur
Lake Superior
Port William
Alberta
Ford
Turkish Refugees at Fiera Austria in a pitiable state
Reports describe about 18000 Turkish soldiers and remnants of the Varl army and refugees arriving at Fiera on the Adriatic coast in dire conditions. They suffer hunger and starvation as they move through the area amid a backdrop of regional conflict and relief efforts.
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Fiera
Austria
Ar David Pasha
Janina
Adriatic Sea
Albany
Dream interpretations in Genesis and prophecies of Joseph
A Sunday School text discusses dreams in Genesis and the dreams of Joseph, Moses, and others, noting how God communicates through visions. It links the infancy of Jesus to dream messages and reflects on intimate fellowship with God, calling readers to self denial to walk with Him.
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Ste Tocays
Gideon
Solomon
God
Jesus
Slate
Xuxi
Ottumah
Moses
Israel
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Christ
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Jose Ban
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Joseph Cay
Jean
Tan
Tai
Hitz
Habershon
Jeaus
Tiphar
Rider Haggard’s Tetimony in Australian Context
An OCR fragment discusses Rider Haggard and a supposed statement about Australia. It hints at themes of unity and national spirit, mentioning colleagues and potential relationships, with unclear references to Crowe and a general quest for open ties. The text is garbled and lacks concrete details.
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Rider Haggard
Barrenjack
Fanthia
Australia
Crowe
Rural program to distribute thoroughbred pigs in June
The government plans to load a train in June from NLX Rain WL that will deliver a carriage of thoroughbred young porkers to farming communities in this city. They will be sold at about £4 per head.
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