IMPERIAL CONFERENCE TARIFF ISSUE DISCUSSED AT SESSION
Debates at the Imperial Conference address tariff preference and colonial responses. Leaders from Canada and India weigh reciprocal arrangements, with Asquith and Bond defending free self-government while exploring economic ties. The talks emphasize preserving colonial autonomy and potential trade terms within the empire.
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Lawion
Dieneral
Tramevans
Ference
Oandland
Deakin
Sumen MacKay
India Office
Asquith
Robert Bond
Botha Wees
Simmars
James MacKay
India
Botha
Stan Heald
Amy Wood
Hspec
Bir
Tuobert
Wilfrid Laurier
Tader
Tre' Cotonien
Coventes
Dritinh
Colouales
Torpedo boat plans and Central American concerns debated
The report cites U S presentations at a conference and notes water policy aims to curb agitation in Central America. Honduras seeks to prevent spread of trouble, while naval measures include Karnkawa destroyer launched at Karur and funded under a special credit for six more destroyers.
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Wexiod
Guatemala
Strewdee
Yoobanal
Karnwaka
Karur
Nore
Anagian Lands Bring High Price
London reports a Western Canada Land Co circular stating since 1908 its 3202 acres sold at an average price per acre near BEES. Remaining holdings valued at £800,500 at current prices. Stock trades around 28 shillings though one baste values it lower. Also notes King Edward’s farewell outside Rome en route to Le Jou after meeting King Victor Emmanuel.
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London
Wetern Canada Land Co
Edward
Rome
le Jou
Keg Victor Emrdel
Ney
Among Yukon Indians. Thirty Years with Resident Missionary
A historical sketch recounts a Canadian Northwest missionary who established a fort at Mackenzie River, traveled by canoe, snowshoe, and dog sled, baptizing converts among numerous Yukon Indigenous groups. Over thirty summers he visited settlements, enduring storms and harsh winters while spreading faith and guiding mission work at Port Yukon, a growing city by the river.
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Canadian Northwest
Canada
Winnipeg
Trom Pone
Yukon
Tangwas
Port Yukon
Cleie
Chad's Bear Gone at Deer Lodge Winnipeg Hotel
A famed hotel bear known as Chad's Bear died by strangling after a struggle in the Deer Lodge area near Winnipeg. The bear, long a local celebrity at the Silver Heights inn owned by Mackenzie, had greeted visitors with ginger pop and became a weather marker for spring. The bear will be taxidermied for display at the new hotel, while the Lodge notes mourners recall Chad Bear's large presence and popular possum dinners.
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Winnipeg
Deer Lodge
Mackenzie
Silver Heights
Lord Strathcona
Hudson Bay Co
H.W. Chadwick
Chad
Brain
Hri
Indian reserves near Edmonton to be fenced by wire
The Indian reserves around Edmonton will be enclosed with wire fences as evocation progress and growing resident numbers drive asset protection. James Gibbons, Indian agent, solicits prices from local hardware dealers to purchase fencing material. Alex ander and Michael of White Whale Lake coordinate fence construction for about 29 miles around each reserve.
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Edmonton
James Gibbons
Pnts
Diane
White Whale Lake
Alexander
Michael
Todiat
Aborisnes
Real War your marriage ofailurer No bat wife s wan
A fragmentary notice notes a troubled marriage and personal conflict. The readable text hints at marital strain and social implications without detailing actions or outcomes.
Forgiveness and Josephs Key Lessons in Genesis XIV
A devotional study on Genesis fourteen focusing on forgiveness, Joseph's brothers, and God's plan. It links Christ’s forgiveness to Israel’s future acceptance, notes Joseph’s weeping, and urges readers to seek Jesus in Scripture, using Jacob’s journey and the Egypt narrative as moral guidance. The piece stresses faith, repentance, and living out trust in God’s promises through trials.
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Jesus
Israel
Joseph
Christ
Farzarus
Jerusalem
Jane
Egypt
John Rom
Zech
Tsrael
Mordecai
Aly
Brethen
Biren
Souk
Christ Jesus
Jacob
God
Pharaoh
Aivil
Jose
Werwinga
Jcob
Jeliverane
Abraham
Invasion Ends Ancient Indian Chief Election Rite
A Sault Ste Marie report recalls how white settlement and the St Marys River road altered a Michigan Straits area tribe ritual. Once held at Fort Brady site beside a sacred elm, annual gatherings elected chiefs with dances and offerings. The elm tree, linked to a maiden tragedy, was cut down as settlers moved in and Indians crossed into Canada to continue meetings.
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Fort Brady
Michigan Sea
Canadian Woods
Straits of Mackinnac
Uncle Sam
the St. Mary's
Canada
Postoffice Promotion Sparks Walkout Fears in Winnipeg
Intense feeling stirs postoffice circles in Winnipeg over appointments to responsible positions, allegedly made without local consultation or consent of the postmaster. George Ross, Dominion supervisor, has pushed in new appointees including Thomas T. Bower of Toronto, recently named superintendent, now eyed for deputy postmaster after William Braden’s death, promptingten resignations and growing talk of a general walkout.
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George Ross
Dominion
Thomas T. Bower
Toronto
Winenipeg
Winnipeg
Vasant
William Braden
Hower
Ower
Deportation battle delays Canadian prisoner’s release
Jennie Cauldwell, described as an English degenerate, faces six months in Mercer reformatory before possible removal from Canada. Police say she cannot be deported until serving time, while city authorities pledge to deport all undesirable immigrants. Ottawa ordered Taanee to be sent to Portland, Maine, soon.
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England
Jennie Cauldwell
Torontor
Englad
Mercer Reformer
Tory
Canada
Wan
Hamilton
Graser
Armstrong
Assluma
Duncan
Tate
Tonto
Ottawa
Portland
Maine
Montreal
Canadian Peers Without Heirs and the Mount Blephen Tale
A fragmented note discusses Canadian peers lacking heirs and a curious tet of peerages. It mentions Lord Mount Blephen who is described as lately married and has saved something for the comrades in their field, hinting at a story of succession and titles in British peerage within Canadian context.
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Amall and Company of
Peeresees
Lord Mount Blephen
Weekly Wheat Market Report Scrutinizes Drought and Bugs
The weekly wheat market report notes serious drought across Kansas Nebraska North Dakota and the Canadian prairies along with green bug damage in Kansas and neighboring states. It forecasts a potential crop shortfall in Manitoba and a likely price rise amid widespread stresses on spring and winter wheats across North America and Europe. Local weather has been unusually cold delaying farm work and crop progress, while speculative trading remains active due to tight stocks and anticipated shortages.
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Kansas
Aiuuerea
Nebraska
Rocky Mountains
Minersal Pit River
Manitoba
Texas
Tesa
North Dakota
Canada
South’ Dakota
Atnnesota
Amelia
Europe
Beon
Prince Albert Hosts International Gold Dredging Figures
Hon Charle Rameau and Dr Ronehaele of the International Gold Dredging Co arrived in Prince Albert Sask to inspect dredge operations on the Sackatehen San river bed. The directorate has set weeks to advance plant purchase and expand the dredging regime amid staff and production expectations. A separate note mentions factory workers in an unlawful strike near Petergburg, with authorities and bands of Cossacks involved.
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Prince Albert Prince Albert
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