Veritable Reign of Terror in China Reported
A garbled dispatch describes political turmoil in China including references to Chang, a new premier to China William J. Cal hous, and maneuvers by viceroys and the provincial assembly. It mentions hopes for governmental change and alignment with Yuan Shi Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
William J. Calhous
Hoiang
Mapeburs
Jedol Weere
San Pao Chi
Tung
Ch Li
Yuan Shi Kas
Frost on Mars Observed by Observatory Report
A fragmentary description notes frost on Mars observed November 2 at a planetary observatory. The report mentions a bright area near the sunrise edge that gradually dissipated as the planet rotated, indicating a transient frost feature on the Martian surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Mars
Mlagstatt
Aighas Antaret¢ Recone i
Eas Mit War Ween
Plante
Datatien
Veterans seek extension to take up Land Warrants
South African veterans plan to petition the government for a further extension on land warrants. The drive follows earlier extensions and reports of unregistered warrants. Officials consider whether to offer continued delays before year’s end to allow holders to dispose of warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awo Sears
Seripa
Frank Olver
Sarran
Coal Moving Into the West From Fort William
The CP railway reports a heavy daily flow of commercial coal from Fort William to points west. In the past week 48,008 tons were shipped via Port William with two boats and seven barges in service. The movement is laden with orders and shifting to hard coal as weather and supply push demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P.A
Fort William
Rival Panama Canal Rival Plan to Build Waterway Through Nicaragua
The Globe reports a proposed rival ocean route to the Panama Canal through Nicaragua in Central America. The plan, backed by German interests, envisions a waterway via the San Juan River and Lake Nicaragua to connect the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
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Nicaragua
South America
New York
San Juan River
Ciaracua
Regiments of Foric Formed In West Ottawa Militia Plan
An 19th century note details a proposed regiment organization led by the Hon Sun jer of Militia in the west Ottawa region. The plan aimed to recruit Canadauia volunteers, establishing a regiment to serve under governsiou authority and defend local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilan
Hincocs
Ottawa
Sun Jer
Militia
Canada
Canadauia
Yaucounsr
We Are Brothers in Peaceful Alignment Across Borders
An irregular fragment notes cooperation between Canada and the United States in peaceful efforts and military aviation. It mentions instruction in aviation for military operations and a possible delegation of two officers to England for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Atilitary Aviation
Ottawa
England
Edmonton Workers Pour Into Alberta Capital
Work on the railway projects brings about two thousand men into Edmonton for the week. Core crews from the Gra Trunk Pacific line and Canadian Northern routes join rock work near the capital, with contracts held by Foley Welch and Stewart. The operation aims to keep moving through winter and into the new year, aiding moisture and spring cultivation while ranchers report cattle in good condition despite severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Edmonton
Fairy
Welcu
Stewart
Fitehugh
Tete
Caneeror Ranker Nelmer
Burne
Col Walker
Tig
Saskatchewan seeks boundary extension to Hudson Bay
Saskatchewan government forwards a formal note to Prime Minister Borden urging immediate action on boundary changes. It reiterates Saskatchewan’s historic claim dating to 1906 and cites recent statements from senior officials about potential moves by Ottawa. The province seeks expansion of its boundaries to Hudson Bay, aligning with earlier conferences that included Manitoba and Ontario.
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Borden
Atnapanca
Keewatin
Regina Saskatc
Saskatchewan
Hon 1
Can Yi
Betotuster
Kovlin
Winniper
Sas
Hudson Fay
Wilfrid Laurera
Manitoba
Ontario
Ottawa
Otawa
Eigle
Fon Hospital
Porter
Talat
Jadiewan
Keewacin
Rewina
Immigration into Canada and the United States upturns
Immigration officials in Chicago report Canada will see 275 000 arrivals this year, up at least 600 from last period, while the United States expects its largest annual figure at 45 000. British migration remains heavy, boats crowded with women and children, and the overall trend shows no drop from last year.
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Chicago
Great Britain
Scott
Farmers Stack Wires Using Sleighs In Arcola District
Travellers report a towel sight in the Arcola district where farmers employ cleighs to stack wires as threshing stalls falter. Grain growers, once dependent on stock threshing, face delays from volatile weather and labor shortages, leading many to stack covered sheaves and hold grain until threshing resumes.
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Arcola
Winnipeg Yards Expansion Plans Discussed
Winnipeg officials explore increasing yard capacity by building new tracks east and west of the city. The CPR terminal, completed less than six years ago, remains the world’s largest single railway terminal.
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Winnipeg
CPR
Winnines
New Bank to Be Formed in Canada
A proposed bank to be named the Bank of Alberta is being formed by a group of Alberta capitalists. Negotiations are underway with a prominent eastern banking authority. The initial head office is to be in Calgary, with branches planned for Edmonton, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, and other Alberta cities.
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Chang
Calgary
New Financial Institution
Canad
Loca
Huanetsaut Uaaitess Wen
He Bank of Alberta
Alberta
Edmonton
Nethbridge
Medicine Hat
Royalists Active as Pretender's Son Moves to London
A fragmentary report notes the son of the pretender leaving Paris for London with loans cited in the tens of millions from Portuguese royal sources. The article mentions preparations for an invasion contingent on weather conditions and delays due to ongoing rains.
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London
Lai
Paris
Duke Connaught to Skip Masonic Lodge Functions Abroad
Ottawa reports HRH the Duke of Connaught will not attend Masonic lodge functions during his tenure as Governor General of the Dominion. The decision reflects his understated ceremonial role and avoids public appearances at such events in Canada.
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London
Duke of Suterland
Canada
Amour
Periaye
Duke
Ottawa
Duke of Connaught
The
Doanion
Population of towns aatest in the West census release
Archibald Blue of the census bureau reports Western Canada population figures for incorporated cities towns and villages in Manitoba Saskatchewan and beyond. The list names numerous communities with counts such as Selkirk 2000 plus, Morden 1130, Brandon 1260, Yorkton 117, Saskatoon 117 and Prince Albert City 254, reflecting regional distribution and density.
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Ottawa
Dulleta
Archibald Blue
Census Bureau
Martin Burrell
Agriculture
Dominion
Guibert Et Vauphin
Daupit Plaine
Grad Vie River
Jasgar
Morden
Gretna
Maaitou
Pilot Mound
Pius “Oulee
Winkier
Macdonald
Cartan
Marquette
Firtle
Minnedosa
Lass
Rapid City
Gladstone
Ne la Prairie
Provencher
Emerson
Humbold
Pama
Davidson
Ettros
Foam Hake
Govan
Howel
Humbolds
Ituna
Janen
Jasna
Kent
Lockees
Aster
Nokomis
Quill Lake
Quinton
Young
Aie
York We
Hue
Andr Kamsacs
Shello
Ingelde
Feodore
Moose Jaw
Maple Creek
Netherhill
TS. Brook
Morse
Star City
Tistaie
Birch Hills
Hudson Bay Junction
Quppelle
Lang
Churchbridge
Esternary
Fenwoon Graycon
Killals
Tembers
Liptot
Hed
Hawarden
Kinies Battleford
Ittleford
Nori Battleford
Liesdminster
Rosetoxen
Zealandia Ini Te Mer
Matra
Coblens
Wagar
Perdue
Taner
Fielding
Mayimont
Wilkie
Saeki
Paynton
Scott
Delta
More Fire Rangers to Expand Forestry Department Work
The Forestry Department plans to widen fire protection across the Hudson Bay region this season. Currently sixty to seventy fire rangers operate outside regular preserves. the department aims to add at least Steen rangers and establish more stations along the river and northern districts.
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Orestry Department
Ottawa
Oni
Dominion Forestry Depest
Hudson Bay
Tapic
Ueegular
Nork
Barde
Ord Bert
Winnipeg Freight Rate Relief Move By City Board
The Winnipeg Board of Trade passed a resolution moved by ex Mayo Ashdown and seconded by Edward Brown urging the Dominion Government to reduce freight rates in the West. It cites Sir William Van Horne’s pledge and notes rail congestion. A Western Commissioners’ board with offices in Winnipeg will be formed and a London branch will coordinate with the Imperial Council of Commerce. A deputation from Hudson’s Bay and Pacific will present the case. An appeal to abolish cement duty will hinge on price rises since the merger. Separately, Edmonton’s uncertain outlook and a coal shortage loom as many mines operate around the city. Local dealers struggle to meet demand and several companies delay deliveries amid severe cold.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Board of True
Ashdown
Edward Brown
West
William van Horne
Ndt
CPR
West City
Freshone Board
Dominion
Hearters
Winnipes
Hoard
London
London Imperial Council of Commerce
Branc
Imperial Council of Commerce
Hudson's Bay and Pacific Walimay
Mater Wold
Bonar Law Leads In British Politics Feature
Bonar Law leads two Canadians in front of British political news as Andrew Wonar Law moves to central executive, backed by Austen Chamberlain and Walter Tong. The piece notes Tory modernization and a call for democratic progress amid smallpox concerns in Ottawa and policy shifts in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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Andrew Wonar Law
Austen Chamberlain
Walter Tong
Kat Oldham
Lancashire
Nehemiah prayer notes amid Jerusalem restoration
Fragmented text recounts Nehemiah fasting and prayer over Jerusalem distress, his appeal to God, and his prepared petition to the king. It contrasts prophetic hopes for Israel with Nehemiah’s call for repentance, mercy, and divine aid, highlighting his courage and faith as he seeks relief and restoration.
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Jebeman
Neborah
Jenam
Isaiah
Abvson
Israel
Jesus
Sergel
Nehemian
Jerusalem
Daniel
Moses
God
Heaven
Spoleto
Jerusay
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Washton
Chisham
Berlin
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Immigration
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Royalists
Western Canada
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Famenton
Alta
Edmontos
Bonar Law
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Baker
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Quebec
Rufus Pope
Georsie Taylos
Leeds
Etlow Hon White
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Carling
Winnipeg Gueip
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D. A. College
Graham
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Sanitoba College
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