San Francisco relief fund amid Canadian response
Canadians donate to San Francisco relief with a prominent message from Sir Mortimer Durand praising Ottawa’s aid and American gratitude. Orders discuss Western US preparations for relief shipments, with governors, bankers, and manufacturers weighing in on funding and distribution coordinated by imperial and Canadian authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Jon At Merting
Mortimer Durand
Washington
United States
Citiens
San Francisco
Fieliing
Dowie Bankruptcy Case Raises Creditors Preference Issues
Voluntary bankruptcy filings against Alexander Dowie proceed before Judge Landis. The petition alleges transfers of property that favored certain creditors over others, signaling potential pre bankruptcy preferences under the law. Dowie’s assets and advisor details remain unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobnt Chienge
Alexander Dowie
Tidge DW
Landis
Aioat
Tonio
Colt Fin
Cnrtain
Dowie
King Invited to Canada and Visits Stirs Ties
A historic Canada visit is recalled as King Edward visits the country with senators and officials praising Canada British ties. The piece notes immigration shifts and Canada U.S. relations while highlighting Canadian sentiment and Royal interest.
Prince Not Speculating lands deal denial by Alberta Land Company
London reports the Alberta Land Company and signatories including W G Morden and W R Preston deny of a royal or family member intending to acquire lands in Canada or the Northwest for colonization. The British Army case notes officers and penalties, with Lieut Kennedy leaving the Scots Guards and regimental discipline actions cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Land Company
London
Capital
Ite Obs
J. A.monald
Canada
United States
W. G. Morden
Montreal
W .R. Preston
Eerie
Scots Guards
Clark Kenneay
Cuthbert
RJ. Stracey
Clark Kennedy
Captain Windtam
Tate
Hatleybury
The SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON ON THE END OF THE AGE
The article outlines a Bible study on the end of the present age, contrasting sowers and tares, and detailing prophecies about the world’s end, the kingdom, and judgment. It cites scriptures from Mark, Matthew, and Revelation, and discusses salvation, the fate of the wicked, and the hope of believers. It also notes contemporary press/editorial reactions to literary figures and a Saskatchewan development plan involving water power and manufacturing ventures.
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Devil
Fintil
Johm
Jesus
Luke Tey
Judie Iscariot
Kingdon
Christ
Sim
Danaii
P John Il
Gal
Jonah
Sameon
Remy xi
Invasion of the West Predicted by Canadian Plans
A June report outlines a western expansion backed by railway interests led by Hill and others. Terminal sites in Winnipeg cost three million, with crews exploring coal regions, mineral belts, and the Taw to Churchill route. Plague hits Jammu Kashmir as Empress of India sails, port traffic rises, and Bishop Macdonald resigns in Newfoundland.
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Winnipeg
Ennere
Feacher
Beandon
Manitoba
Austin
Elgin
Riverside
Gilead
Otterburn
Mor Ralpiton
Lenore
Manitou
Morden
Rarelayona
Melita
Shoal Lake
Miele
Estevan
Moose Taw
Manor
Stoughton Weymarn
McTaxgart
Wolseley Theodore
Rouleau
McCauley
Rocansille
Alberta Coleman
Prank
Vermillion
Vegreville
Burnt Lake
Calgary Mission
Mentr Mee Carrathers
Erin Meretient
Edmonto
Sive
Alll Hat Canada
Clover Bar Wonton
MicKenzie
Mann
Rockies
Sears
Montrel Gral
Hill
West
Market Report Notes World Wheat Trade Trends
The market report discusses wheat supply and demand, price trends, and crop prospects. It notes uncertain crop outcomes, strong world consumption, and the impact of weather on planting and harvests, with shifts in exports from Australia and Russia and potential effects on futures.
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Beanie Reyes
Ani
Bayern
Ax Burns
America
Lave
Russia
France
St See
Win Mpeg
William End
Anglian mission Canada discusses placer silver deposits
The report notes placer silver in northwest districts including Giroux lake and nearby Wiley clans. It cites shipments of silver, price estimates around 120,000 and claims hydraulic placer use. It also references the Anglo-Japanese trade pact ratified January 21 and Canadian government discussions on defense and tariffs.
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Messin
Darvaly
Larme
de Watts
Tleers
Canada
Japan
Lerd Elin
Foreign Office
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Meres Beis Fund Provices
Max Prancteco
Ban Frenchecas
Puauer
Juan Dr Devine
St Paul
Minn
Ner
Westerm Uuloe
Company of Omlcisis
Parker
Guibert Parker
England
Edward
Nicholas
Emperor Willam
Darmstadt
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Pall Mall Gazette
Empreas
Grand Duke of Hesse
Wenere
St. John
New Brunswick
Haliss House
Jalenor C. Clos
Grand Trunk
Detroit
Grand Trunk Baroad Company
Volunta
King
Orta
Scott
Swaler
Benate
Quetee
Pabtie
Ish Sel
Sir Dobu Car Or Fotgheed
British Empire
Tad
Richard Cartwing
Longhead
Canals
Dermit
Lake Navigation
Barry
Royal Candian Garrison Artillery
Richard Hall
Citatel
Ipsam
Minister of Justice
Kingston ‘Penitentiary
Blair
the Sunday School
the Lesser
Maxim Gorky
Prac
Gorky
Saskatchewan
Weems
Sask
C. A Roderbon
AL. Nanton
John Fait
F.j.fox
John Showgh
Northern Development Co
Deer
Cary
Theas
Compans
Westen Canada
Atchewan River
Churchill
Messrs
Melanes
Gur
Olf Ant
Pineher Creek
Pelean Rapids
MacQueen
Csutry
GTP
Chambers
Ont
Toronto
Pro& Miller
Fred Miles
Agricultural Comm
Uniit
Nashmir
Nore
India
Jammushmir
Imperial Service
Moreno
Australia
Portland
CPR
Macdonald
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
the Market Report
Thompson, Sons & Cele
Hose Etary
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Ther
Saiualada
Farmers’ Institutes
Mportan
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Kazans # snore
Colombo
Ceylon
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Thomas
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Merchas Canada
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Boston
Department of Scientific
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Snowa Trom
Tasiitty
Baltimore
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Hackett
James Hackett
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