Government to Build Elevators and Railways for Grain
The government plans a chain of grain elevators and expanded rail links to relieve autumn grain congestion in the three prairie provinces. A large modern elevator of 3 ¼ million bushels is under consideration at Port Arf, with rapid Hudson Bay railway upgrades to move a big fall grain shipment. Also notes debates on public health and water pollution regulations across provinces and need for a federal health department with engineers.
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Thre
Prairie Provinces
Ayetene
Port Arth
Port William
Go Fement
Port Ar
Board of
Erain Commissioners
Beery Estart Fe
Hudson Bay
Erin
Bradbury Fes
Dominion
Santory
Padbury
Hodgett
Royalty Narrow Escape Sparks London Gunpowder Near Miss
Report recounts a dangerous royal event in London when a planned explosion nearly harmed the King and Queen. A strong wind scattered earth and debris, with spectators and workers fleeing as clay and dust rose into the air, a large lump striking a car as it blocked by the crowd.
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London
Tella
Murty
Opium, China, Britain and America in tangled trade tensions
Fragmentary text discusses opium policy, Chinese resentment toward Britain, and shifting influence as American goods gain favor alongside British. Mentions General Chang interview, Boxer era context, and European as well as American actions shaping Sino foreign relations.
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England
China
Whyte
América
America
Great Britain
Too Much Home Waters Stir Debate on Free Trade
A fragmented report outlines tensions over American diplomacy and home prices, noting freight rate discussions by the rail commission. It references a looming June start to formal hearings, Ottawa travel by officials, and surveys of railway companies to assess freight conditions amid broader trade concerns.
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Winnipes
Nai Say Commission
Dere Ens
Otawa
Gapert Wae
Freigat Ser
Market Report on Wheat and Trade Conditions
A market report notes steady prices despite weaker short interest as export inquiries renew and mills curb operations. World supply shows modest decreases and large U S receipts keep prices firm, with visible stocks down slightly and shipments higher than last year. Overall demand remains cautious as crop prospects influence future price moves.
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Dearie
Chicago
Canada
United States
Taisaz
Ideas
32 000 Acres of Wheat Farm Largest in United States
Walla Walla Washington reports Henry cent Eureka Pu wheat grower harvested 12 000 acres last year and expanded to 32 000 acres, becoming the largest wheat farm in the country. Vast operations include spring and fall wheat, steam machinery, clerks for payrolls, and teams of horses and mules. Trade notes show light Winnipeg futures with efforts to boost May prices and broad cash demand weakness.
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Washington
Walla Walla, Wash
Henry
Eureka Pu
Yrathat
Wuul
Beason
United States
Vincent
Sands
Trely
Cis Naval Farm
Sime Offee
Winnipeg
Wheat and grain prices show uptick for harvest season
Market notes indicate Northern wheat and southern corn prices rising as buyers expect higher costs. Futures reflect cautious demand with growers aiming to hold grain, while balers suspend activity awaiting firmer bids. Regional prices in Fort Arthur and Fort Wayne show gains into May and October cycles.
Fire devastates church in Buckinghamshire blaze
A fire sweeping a Buckinghamshire church damaged the organ and caused extensive ruin. Militants claimed responsible in a note tying the blaze to suffragist causes. Early discovery halted spread before the building fully burned.
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London
1Urna
Buckinghamshire
Ouner
Pennsylvania
Amercans
Fyfe Writes On Canada In A Critical Tone
The article recounts Fyfe’s observations on Canada and English influence, noting youthful Canadian vigor and a growing interest in life. He contrasts Canadian education with English universities and argues that Canada’s towns and census results spur debate about national identity.
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Canada
Jones
Ada
Condition Of Crops And Live Stock In Ontario
Ottawa official report notes spring seeding progress and general livestock condition. Alberta and Ontario show varying percentages for fall wheat, with regional contrasts in yield expectations and acreage reductions. The piece also mentions ragtime culture and a Royal Society gathering with comments on public interest.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Alberta
Canada
Caey
Makatcbs
Keeice Tn
Saskare
Sunday School Test Of Lemar Gena And Passover Reflections
Fragmentary text presents religious discourse on Simeon Levi Judah and Benjamin, referencing the gospel era, Joseph, and scenes of disciples at Passover. It weaves biblical analysis with scattered remarks on belief and divine nature, noting a sense of peace and introspection amid narration.
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Stearns
Theo
Simeon Havine
Simeon
Lev
Judah
Benjamin
Amottery
Che
Joseph
Joe
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Lemaon
Seeoeras Aines
Pritish Peo
General Chang
Polleyman
Paris
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Momly
Daily Telegraph
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the Market Report
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Pan Tee
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Amergan
Noral
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Fyfe
Stock Roma
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Reas
Gago
the Sunday School
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Seread
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