Outbreak Fears In Lahore India Stir Political Clampdown
Reports from Lahore India warn of an imminent native outbreak as crowds gather under seditious leadership. Authorities reinforce forts, ban gatherings, and arrest leader Inara Pdipatrie while seeking to curb revolutionary riots. In London discussions on hereditary peers and state service unfold as government remains noncommittal. Carnegie sails for Europe. Chinese lepers shipped from Victoria to China.
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Siva
British India
Panjab Fe
Inara Pdipatrie
Punjab
Gnander
Sajpatha
Lords
London
Earl of Crewe
Lord Newton
Altho
Victoria
Gulf
China
Dominion
Canada
Celestial Kingdom
Turks in Bad Condh Tondon The Times Letter From Cairo
A letter from Cairo dated April describes Turkish mood and the situation of the men in Turkish Arabia. The text notes efforts by authorities to suppress unrest and the role of transport services in the region.
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Bad Condh Tondon
Times
Cairo
Turkish Arabia
Indians to Protest Coast Timber Policy at Ottawa
Indigenous leaders including Chief Joe Capitan and other coastal chiefs will travel to Ottawa to meet Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier on his London return. They protest white dominance of coast timber and salmon resources and seek redress.
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Vancouver
B.C
Joe Capitany
Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
London
Krupp Heiress Weds German Baron in Bonn Arrival
Barbara Krupp, second daughter of the late steel magnate, marries Baron Thoven Willowsk at Vila Huse. The couple will reside in Bonn where the baron serves as a government official.
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of Krupp
Germany
Barbara Krupp
Herr Krupp
Sttel
Manuel
Vila Huse
Bonn
Irish self government aims in Dublin convention
Fragmented remarks from Irish leaders outline desire for home rule modeled on Canadian and Australian systems. They urge full autonomy with London controlling only executing law, while stressing Gladstone policy support and the need for a trusted parliament in Ireland.
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London
Ireland
Tris Mblic
Ty Pithis
Gladstone
Treland
Stead Delivers Canada War Policy Talk Before Club
Stead addressed the Canadian club of Canada on Canada’s stance in a British war. He cited Sir Wilfrid Laurier in London and argued Canada could not declare neutrality as that would resemble independence. He thought England would pause for Canadian input, with Dominion people holding final say on such state questions.
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Stead
Canada
Montreal
W. T. Steal
Canadian Club of
Wilfrid
London
Tinitain
Dominion
England
Britain
Danish Count Visits London Amid Foreign Office Talks
Denmark’s Count of Fr, Rabenlevelzau, declares interviews with Sir Charles Hardinge and Foreign Secretary Jey, planning an audience with King Edward after discussing Danish and British interests. Ottawa Gazette notes Ottawa-Canada proclamation to enforce August 1 act on inspecting canned goods meat and fish with forty five inspectors supervised by veterinary director-general D Rutherford.
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Denmark
Great Britain
London
Count Rabenlevelzau
Charles Hardinge
Foreign Office
Jey
Edward
Ottawa
Canadian Gazette
D. Rutherford
Peary Day School Drive Aims For Nine Thousand
Funds from Ore make up a weekly collection by school children for a Peary Day event to aid Arctic exploration. Each pupil may contribute one to ten cents, with $9,000 expected to be raised. Separately, chargeist Negro Calgary-Thomas Rife faces assault charges on a girl and has been moved to the barracks as hearings proceed, with another potential charge looming.
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Chargist Negro
Calgary
Thomas Rife
Uegs
Thompson Seton Proposes Westward Mission With A. Preble
Thompson Seton outlines a longer westward naturalist expedition aided by A. Preble of the United States Biological Society. They aim to promote mal and plant studies while the British government pledges a 7HH.0M gift and a 4,000,000 loan to Kingston inhabitants recovering from the recent earthquake.
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Thompson-Seton
Miles
Mr. Seton
A. Preble
United States Biological Society
Famonton
Jamaica
Demake ‘Damasca
Kingston
Troub Be Settled Soon Londin Sir Robert Bond
Londin and Winston Churchill plan to settle Newfoundland fisheries questions before departure. Officials aim for a purely satisfactory settlement to Newfound and Torrey. The quoted text appears garbled but references Government ministers and expected mission success.
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Londin
Robert Bonda
Winston Churchil
London
Gold rumors and prospecting spread through Bamomten district
A chaotic report notes claims of substantial gold near a northwest belt and mentions prospecting parties at Bamomten and Belmont. It cites RD Courtind and Mery Selthout railway issues, with optimism over gold yields tempered by transport and financing problems. European and American crop outlooks and a Peruvian mission farewell are also touched upon in the same dispatch.
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Sharpe
Sory
RD. Courtind
Edmacnton
Tete
Jaane
Bamomten
Bamseuton
Mery Selthout
Mines Return to Operation in Fernie BC
All mines in the Crow’s Nest Pass are in operation again. The Michel tuners, who showed an initial slowdown, have also returned to work.
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Fernie
Crows Nest Pase
Michel Tuners
Lady clerks' success. Displace nearly 2000 male workers
A London dispatch reports a rising trend of replacing men with women in clerical roles. Over three years an estimated 1500 to 2500 male clerks in the metropolis lost work to female workers, with wages typically two thirds of male pay. The National Union of Clerks cites wholesale dismissals at large firms, while some city firms briefly tried female staff before reappointing men amid discipline concerns. The debate centers on wage parity and the suitability of women in bookkeeping and related tasks.
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London
Fone
Ceep
National Union of Clerks
Indy
Ieee
Care of Baggage In England
An American railway man criticizes England’s baggage handling noting that porters, not the railways, carry luggage and travelers must fetch their bags at destinations. He praises America’s check system while noting English rails lack liability for lost luggage and that a registration system exists for extra fees.
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England
Ansone
Ensiis
Phileadelphia Bulletin
Exodus Faith and Providence in Israel's Deliverance
Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns on Exodus opening with Israel in affliction and delivered by God. It ties Genesis to Revelation, notes the unchanging divine purpose, and warns against replacing Israel with the church. Mentions Abraham’s vision, Joseph’s family, and the perseverance of believers through trials.
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Israel
Moses
Jacob Joseph
Egypt
Leah
Isachel
Benjamin
Onser
Joseph
Leto
New Jerusalem
Judas
Dave Ter
Zion
Leone
Josep
Abraham
Butt
Bethlehem
Falst
Canada's Dangers and the Empire Club Speech in Toronto
Dr Mulls of Ontario addressed the Empire Club on Our Country the Dangers and the Needs. He warned of disintegration from language duality differing schools and weak public virtue while praising Canada’s vast water power and fisheries revenue. He urged honesty and patriotism, accountability in parties, and sacrifice to preserve freedom from vice. Dean Farthing of Kingston urged party reform and personal responsibility to improve public life.
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Kev Dr Mulls
Ontario
Empire Club
Toronto
Materally
Canada
Granced
United States
Dean Farthing
Kingston
SIR ALEXANDER’S BUSIEST DAY IN CANADA
Royal Academy of Music head Sir Alexander Mackenzie recalls his busiest day in Canada. He begins with a 9:90 am orchestral rehearsal in Toronto, travels by special train to Woodstock for a luncheon and choir rehearsal, conducts an afternoon concert, returns to London for an evening show, then a mayoral banquet before a dawn rehearsal in Toronto next day. He notes helping launch first orchestral concerts in several small towns and describes high audience enthusiasm fueling repeated encores and long performances.
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Canada
Alexander Mackenzie
Royal Academy of Music
London Tatler
London
Ont
Woodstock
Toronto
Fr Alexander
Postal Progress and Imperial Telegraphs Debate
The London Standard discusses Postmaster General Buxton's deal with Canada to reduce postal rates for British magazines and newspapers. It questions imperial profit, suggests home portal reforms, notes many villages lack telegraph service, and argues rapid communication matters more than cheap money-lender notices.
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Buxton
London, Standard
Paris
Japs Swarm In Due to Immigration Relaxation in Canada
A large wave of Japanese immigration to British Columbia begins as 267 arrived aboard the Montara and Manuka from Honolulu. The Japanese government informs immigration firms that all restrictions are removed under the new treaty terms, allowing entry for those able to pay.
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British Columbia
Montara
Manuka
Honolulu
Canada
Nelo Apace
Japan
Weekly Report of the Wheat Market
Speculative wheat markets show activity amid adverse weather in North America and Europe. Strength in foreign demand, fluctuating prices, and weather damage including green bugs and cold spells drive expectations of higher futures, despite large surpluses from recent crops. Fort William ice locks hinder shipping while Arctic patrols depart Regina for Herschel Island.
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America
Europe
New York
TTS
Forope
Trans- Mississippi
United States
Kansas
Southwest
Texas
Dakota
Minnesota
Manitobe
Alberta
Manitoba
Gar Winnipes
Fort Wiaun
Fort William
Port Arthur
No Marriage Restrictions Idea at Commons
Fragmentary report notes a proposal or debate at a public Commons setting regarding marriage restrictions. The text hints at officials or delegates denying consideration of certain terms described as aceridiomaed. Mentions of matrimony and potential effects on children appear as part of the discussion or translation notes.
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Presnier Coxipond
Alin
Hosse
Commons
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