Strikes Persist as Moulders Claim Big Signatures
Montreal May 9 A large shop of William Clendenning & Co store manufacturers is said to have signed the moulders' agreement with others expected to follow. Thirteen other shops idle as allied trades face disruption. A long night of planning underway. Wednesday meetings may yield agreement. Meanwhile 120 spinners at Merchants Cotton Manufacturing continue their strike seeking higher wages. mill owners offer a 1.5 percent rise, claiming it tops 1804 rates and US comparators. If the stoppage lengthens, about 1,500 workers risk layoff as mills may shut.
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Montreal
Fim
William Clendenning & Co
Merchants Cotton Manufacturing Company
United States
Hich
Japanese Ambassador in Vancouver Faces Trade and Legislation
Vancouver May Kato Takaaki the Japanese ambassador arrived amid tensions over anti-Japanese BC legislation. He warns Britain may disallow the act, while Japan seeks to avoid tariffs and preserve trade with Canada. Telegrams suggest origin certificates for tech goods may be issued if needed. Brandon reports on a Christian Endeavor convention with 5081 total members and growing attendance, and local votes in Fort William and Moosomin on bylaws and pew school financing.
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Vancouver
Kato Takaaki
St. Jamon
London
British Columbia
Dominion
Kate
Japan
Columba
Imui
Shimizu
Canada
Great Britain
Brandon
Nay
Ark
Christian Endeavor
Treasher
Souris
Neepawa
Pipes
Winnipeg
FB Clark
Boston
Birthright
A Karmic Debt and Fire At Montigny Street
A fragmentary report ties a Buddhist activist to a past militant life while detailing a serious May fire on De Montigny street. Mr Gaulbeau’s family narrowly escaped. tapestry and outbuildings burned, horse and carriage saved. Fire association coverage valued at $7,000.
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Montreal
de Montigny Street
Gaulbeau
Gailbeau
Fire Association
Guilbeau's
Telegraphic Briefs From Turaday May 9
Telegraphic briefs report a May 9 water crisis, a failed bid over property, and a possible reneging by a legal partner. Indications suggest a temple periodical comet may appear, with Admiral Watson awaiting admin duties at Harvey Johnston in Hamilton Ohio. The Nile battle details, district church actions, and university funding plans surface amid broader naval and political notes.
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Turaday
Waterarout
Ana
Hue
Admiral Watson Hape
Parccague
Dewey
Harve
Foundries Close Strikers Over 2000 Men Affected
Two strikes grip Montreal as a 10 percent wage push and iron trade price rises drive action. About 9,000 workers could be impacted with 500 on strike at one plant. Thirteen foundries including Grand Trunk Canadian Pacific Caledonia Tron Works Pas Canada Swick Garhi Warden King Drummond McCall and Beaupre met at Windsor to plan, noting varying hardship but consensus to hold out.
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Montreal
Grand Trank
Canadian Paci
Caledonia Tron Works
Pas Canada Swick Company
W. Keddit & Co
Laarius Rompape
Garhi &Co
Windsor
Burglary and theft hit several towns in May across multiple reports
Reports detail vault and safe explodings with cash thefts from Canaliare Commerce and Forestdale offices, with $12500 seized overall and no solid suspects yet. Additional notes cover a Bank of Commerce loss, a Rossland investigation into internal defalcation, and a fatal illness of Major Cotton. In Louisville a $50000 damages verdict was awarded to Geo Dinning, with embezzlement cases continuing in Regina. Bowden vs E N railway verdict at $525 for injuries in Wellington BC.
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Canaliare Commerce
Bank of Commerce
Dlue
Bar- Drammond Lum ‘Er Company
Forestdale
Rossland
Jones
Millar
Gall
Vancouver
Acamats
Theo
Battleford
Jonn Cotton
Prince Albert
Major Cotton
T. White
Regina
Winnipeg
Louisville
Geo
Logan
Ron Counties
Dinning
Fedie Conn
Victoria
Bowden Vs. E. & N. Railway
Wellington
St Regis Parley Aims Settlement Of Indian Trial
A meeting at the reservation hall heard chiefs Joli Square and Laurin Pike report on their Brathar not mission to review the preliminary trials of jailed brethren. Chief John Square presided as Father Bourget led prayers for the departed John Toe. Attorney Brassei urged peaceful surrender to authorities and promised Ottawa talks with Sir Wilfrid Laurier for leniency, as tribesmen signaled willingness to follow the counsel and await a settlement.
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Uemetely
Cornwall
St. Ross
Tey
Father Bourget
John Toe
John Nine
Brassei
Q.C
Beaulois
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Fragmented Telegraphic Briefs From Arcane Times
Fragmented text lists various oblique items including a death in Fort, a poet Raffalo, a university conferring LL D, a burglary burglary case amounting to seven thousand, and a series of disjointed references to crime, orders, and cultural events. The readable fragments suggest a historical newspaper page with scattered briefs and notices.
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Kis Rhodes
Raffalo
Guece
Cat
Danie
Meath
W University
Kip mC Whitney
New
Railways Seek Charter To Build Inch Line To Duluth
Manitoba and Northern Pacific railway company seeks incorporation to construct and operate a line from Morris easterly to the international boundary and a direct line to Duluth to haul freight to Lake navigation. Portage and Railway Co also seeks authority to extend a branch from Portage la Prairie toward Lake Manitoba and onward to Midwest districts, with power for further branching to reach the province’s western boundary.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba and Northern Pacific Railway Company
Manitoba
Morris
Winnipes Jention
Nansome Hundred
Portage and Railway Co
Portage la Prairie
Lake Maitoba
North Westerls
Fatality Report and Local Notices From British Columbia
A mixed British Columbia dispatch notes a fatality near the inlet shore following a shooting incident involving a 16 year old girl. It also reports a city council inspection plan for a septic sewerage plant, the eight hour law for metalliferous mines, and a ministerial appointment to Oregon. Other items cover a copper, anthracite discovery, a fire at a coffin factory, a Bishopric appointment, a Chilian naval wreck, seismic activity in Greece, and economic notes on British tariffs and local manufacturers.
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Vansoawr
Honolulu
Fij
Australia
Brisbane
Queensland
Wellington
N.z
Wan
Sherif
Ana
Anu
Rte Dallin
J. G. Campbell
J. Ho Senkler
Victoria
Stikine
Deas Lake
Ashcroft
Carmanada
Christie
Islavid
Oregon
Paris
Matin
York
Cleveland
Aisoa
P. A
Cologne
Philip Krementz
Hamilton
Semmens & Evans’ Coffin
Sophia
Florence Streets
Toronto
Bishopric
Richmond Street
Valparaiso
Chili
Magellan
Paraiso
Athens
Peloponesia
Greece
Ligoditea
Tar
Telegraphic Briefs From The Telegraphic Page
A garbled telegraphic summary notes a dying actress Joea in Paria, river dangers at Yoko, a Beane Methodiet cover stone, and government concerns. It mentions a workers strike in Lander, a Tyeneo ninth, Saint Yering Candlay, and early telegraph yacht race reporting amid various political and economic references.
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Joea
Tre
Yoko River
Parker
Lander
TC. Guvernmeat
Teneo
Useviedty Muada
Paitin Dyaibrret
Uran
Vadows Seow
Ure de Clark
Enicasse Eieletion
Winulpens
San’ Jose
German Society appointment tests aim for German school
Winnipeg notes report a German Society committee formed led by Hugo Carstens to study forming a public German school if enough children qualify. Members listed include Meiers tkowski and others. R A W Magnussen named financial secretary, Rod Habel secretary. May 7 updates from Portage la Prairie include North Pacific ties sidetracked at Headingly White Plains and Oakville with extension funding talks pending provincial aid. A gambling-house inmate eluded police last Saturday until key witnesses surfaced on Tuesday. May 6 Colin Lorne Campbell charged for stealing 445 from the canteen, linked to misused cheques deposited in a savings branch account.
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Winnipeg
Portage la Rrarie
Northern Pacific
Headingly
White Plains
Oakville
Colin Lorne Campbell
N.w.mlp
Campbell
Bank of Mont 1
Court adjourns as experts depart in Rossland M Suite case
The Roseland Rossland M Suite trial adjourned today under Justice Walkem after expert witnesses and counsel left town. Details remain disputed over coats incurred by the estate. A May meeting in New York elected charter officers and drew over 400 members. In Buffalo dock news, freighters from Tao Dig and Chicago and Auburn joined the scene as twenty workers labored at the Erie dock. A New Bedford sailor, Thomas Crapo, from this port to Cuba, is reported lost after his vessel found bottom up near Quon oobontang beach during a gale.
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Roseland
May
Raymond
Spd
Walkem
Cachan
Buffalo
N.Y
Tao Dig
Chicago
Auburn
Erie
Longor
Thomas Crapo
New Bedford
Cuba
Point Judith
Quonoobontang Beach
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Tam
Naw
Ming
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Ant
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Port Arthur
William
Arning
Owen Sound
Orion
Algonquin
Kingston
Winnipeg Exhibition Board
Messrs
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Wm. Brydon
J. M. Rows
Belleville
Ticket
G. S. Tickell & Sons
Siritish Forte
Nile
Tetal
Tanuiom
Wiliam Waremore
Awe
Mes
Deanat le Haw
Arge Uative University
Budis
Suddhioe Welwirat
Asimural
Yor
Camiriter
Cereral
Foundries Close
Justice
Kentucky
Colin Campbell
ST. Regis Parley
Duluth
B.C
M.aorangt
Livi
Indi
Erman School
Oficers
New York
New York Charter of Commerce
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Win
Dalge
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