Demand Equal Rates Expose by Western Associated Press
Western Associated Press exposes discriminatory railway telegraph rates charged by CPR and others. The case, heard by Winnipeg and Ottawa agencies, highlights cost differences for news dispatches and the CPR’s flat versus per-word rates, with the WAP arguing price-based bias against Western papers. The discussion includes figures on monthly and annual costs, service types, and the broader implications for Canadian news distribution.
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Canada
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Commission
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Tanamiscion
Igland Press
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Uae
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Societe Riviera Neel
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Bes
Western Canada
Wed. Comp
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CPR. Com
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Sabcting
Kinrade Suspect Discharged in Hamilton Case
Canadian man William Bedford Kinrade, arrested after confessing to the murder of Five Kinrade in Hamilton Ontario last February, was discharged as police could not substantiate the confession. The prisoner later admitted the confession was false. Postponed jail mandate for Gompers and others in Buck Stove and Range case.
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London
Bawant
William Bedford
Hamilton
Ont
Gompers
Washington
Court of Appeale of the
District of Columbia
Gran Fp
Bators Lewiers
Gompers, Mitchell and Morean
Buck | Stove and Range Company
Canada Still Holds Tenth Maritime Nation Title
The report shows Canada ranking tenth among wartime nations by tonnage and vessel registry. Last year Canada had 7,624 vessels with total tonnage 702,324, an increase from 1908, and 3,060 steamers with 488,031 gross tonnage. New vessels added totaled 9, and 18 registered vessels measured 23,983 tons valued at 1,304,285 dollars. Inland vessels saw 276 Canadian and foreign shipwrecks causing 340,910 dollars in losses.
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Department of Marine
Canada
Dominion
Tragic Cherry Mine Disaster Leaves 472 Dead
A vast fire trapped 484 miners at Cherry mine near Chicago. Only 24 escaped as a rescue party of 12 perished in the shaft. Shock and grief sweep the mining village while officials seal the pit and seek fire control. The loss of life amid the catastrophe dominates the town’s sorrowful scene.
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Pring Valley
Cherry
Cinecago, Milwaukee
Liven
Husbarie
Gety
Reory
Amin
St Paul Coal’ Company
St. Paul
Carlene
Suit Threatens Wealth Of Late Mrs Dunsmuir Heir
Lieutenant Governor James Dunne Dun says action could strip most wealth if the suit succeeds. Two suits prepared for the supreme court claim the late Mrs Joan Dunsmuir’s agent failed to account for trust funds and profits from a family stock venture. They seek equal division to heirs and an injunction halting further dealings with inherited shares. Meanwhile a U.S. Navy yard display notes a 14 inch rifle shelling a battleship’s armor at great cost per shot.
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James Dunake
Nic
Supreme Court
Joan Dunsmnuir
Dunsmuir
R. Dunsmuir & Sons
Hiss
Alexander
Inter- St
Dunsauir
Fice
Mr. Dansmuir
Washngton
Gan
United
Navy
Washington Navy Yard
Ste Farge
J Steel
Route approved for Canadian Northern line east of Lake Manitoba
The minister of public works approved the oral route map of the Canadian Northern railway east of Lake Manitoba to the Dauphin area and the Narrows at the head of Lake Manitoba. The line will pass through townships 20 to 2 west of the principal meridian.
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Towa
Rusways
Lake Manitoba
Oshie River
Brandon Council Seeks Elective Commission Plan
A Brandon city motion asks Manitoba legislature to authorize bylaw allowing voters to choose between a municipal council and a salaried elective commission of four ratepayers. If approved by electors, further legislation would set up the commission and dissolve existing entesic government.
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Brandon
Diesatis
Province of
Manitoba
Toll of Upper Lakes Sinks and Barges Damaged
Storm damage hits the Upper Lakes with vessels Ottawa, Hi Pah, and Hi Pah 5n among losses. Barge Commerce and Olanah Paisley tally smaller damages. Total losses around seven thousand dollars with minor damages pushing toward ten thousand.
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Louis Pahlow
Ottawa
Commerce
Reign of Terror in Nicaragua Detained by Navy
The Pacific squadron ordered detachment to Corinto and related ports as American consul at Ma iat reports two citizens Seay and Lenoy Cann accused of revolution. Government troops round up suspected sympathizers, executing some without trial while authorities crackdown across Zelaza controlled areas.
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Wasnieen
Vickbase
Corinto
Shcarangs
Dew Moines
Port I
Maiat
Seay and
Lenoy Cann
Ang Mae
Orleans
Paraguan
Zelaza
Fifty Drowned as Jamaica Storm Causes Flood Loss
Reports state about fifty people drowned in Jamaica as floods devastate property. The north side suffered damage while the south side remained largely uninjured and shipments were limited. Authorities estimate substantial loss and ongoing rescue efforts continue.
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Gamage
Sland
Chinese Commission Studies Reforms and Finance Topics
A Chinese Commission examines government reform and financial matters of current significance to China. The discussion includes governance changes, fiscal policy, and related subjects impacting national administration.
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China
Vancouver Gambling Den Raided in Chinatown Bust
Vancouver police raided a Chinatown gambling den presided over by an Oriental master of games. The operation yielded fifty five arrests with fines of 25 dollars each. A detective collected 104 in silver from the tables amid a large cash haul.
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Vancouver
B.C
Am Oriental Monteio
Chinatown
Telephone Trust Extends New York Telegraph Regime
The proposed reorganization of telegraph and telephone operations centers on a unified trust of Bell and Western Union, with public deployment of a Mackay system and a plan to abolish rival undercutting. Officials believe the consolidation will stabilize rates and expand service across smaller cities as a single nationwide network emerges.
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Akethough
Bell Trust
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wall Street
Hhe Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
Wu Trust
Hawe
Drydocks Erection Plans at Levis and St John
Arrangements completed for a drydock at Levis involving Canadian Pacific, the Allan line, Harland & Wolff of Belfast, and others. A parallel proposal seeks a Canadian government approval to build a drydock at St John, with prior plans to erect one at the Canadian Pacific wharf in St John.
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Psway
Allans
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
Charles McLara
Joh
Sheffield
Dafoneduetead Feck Bus Pork & Co
St. John
Cobe
Canadian Pacific
St.John
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