Germany Morocco Agadir disputes threaten signatories
An article recounts Germany’s stance on Morocco and Agadir, noting German readiness to cooperate with France and seek an understanding with Britain. It discusses Britain's warning of war if Morocco issues entangled, and Metternich’s remarks on German-French talks and Britain’s economic stakes in the region.
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Agadir
Ariien
Germany
France
Britain
Lloyd George
Edward Grey
Cy Paul Wolf Metternich
Loncen
Nog Kiderlin Waech'er
Enj
Morocco
Agar
Minster
Kamerun
England
Count Wolf Metternich
Ape
Drill Halls for the West Offers From Cities
Canadian Middle West cities offer drill hall sites totaling about one million dollars with government erection as condition Col 8 D- Steel and Lieut Col Gwynne report at the military center Grenfell Indian Head and other towns contribute land worth 109000 to 400 per site The officers express confidence in resolving militia difficulties in the West
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Regina
Otawa
Middle West
D- Steel
Winniper
Tenth Military District
Gwynne
Grenfell, Sark
Deetum
Grenfell
Steel
West
Big Flour Order Shocks Art Colborne Officials
An American style burst of impulse opened Manitoba’s new dollar flour tills as Hon J C Cameron and Lt Gov FF Hadley watched. A mill owner received a demand to ship fifty thousand sacks of flour at prevailing prices, a booking worth about $120,000.
Bonar Law on Cattle Embargo and Ireland
British Conservative Leader Bonar Law argued in Parliament that removing the Canadian cattle embargo would hurt Ireland, noting Scottish support and suggesting Ireland’s link to England be strengthened. He proposed a Great Britain board with a strong Scottish presence and a model for Ireland in the Commons, while noting cattle disease acts were a separate issue.
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Ireland
London
England
House of Ci
Konar Law
Scotland
Wilfrid Laurier
Mr Law
Great Britain
House of Commons
Japs Plan Antarctic Quest to Beat Pole Hunters
Japanese explorers aim for the South Pole this week while hedging bets on Scott or Amundsen winning the honor. They hope to reach first, with a fifty day ice pack trek and a May return to Sydney after a ten year Antarctic cruise funded by Mikai.
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Scott
Amundsen
Shirasia
Antah
Sdzey
South Pole
Sydney
Ines
Mikaio
Great Britain to Fortify Jamaica Island
Kingston Jamaica reports that Britain will strengthen Jamaica as a major fortified area following the U S fortifications at the Panama Canal. The War Office announced plans to heavily bolster the Port Royal and Kingston garrisons with artillery and infantry, signaling a substantial expansion of defense.
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Great Britain
Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Panama Canal
Port Royal
Kingston Parrison
British War Office
Crop Production Figures From Rome Institute
The International Institute of Agriculture in Rome cables estimates of global crop production. Wheat yields 1.24 billion bushels, oats 2.78 billion bushels, corn 69 million tons, with Hungary and Argentina showing notable area sown. Australia also reports large planted areas and dates for sowing.
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Warmington
International Stitute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
United States
Hungary
Brirlah
Argentina
Don
Australia
Government annuities total and female uptake
Ottawa report by the Minister of Trade and Commerce shows 1709 government annuities issued since the act. 665 were taken out by females. Total value recorded at $865,421.21.
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Ottawa
Ear Grey’s London meeting on proportional representation
Ear Grey led a London gathering arguing for proportional representation. He noted Nova Scotia’s representation in the Dominion Parliament and commented on Liberal and Conservative presence. The record mentions political figures and a debate over marriage permissions and political leadership transitions.
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Grey
London
Nova
Scotia
Dominion
Hewes of Commons
Eiquire
Shire Frith
Colombia
Armetcougollees
Newcastle
Spence Wilton
Argyle Plans Dominion Club With Empire Branch
A movement led by the Duke of Aussie proposes establishing a permanent Dominion club and an empire branch in London to extend influence and economic ties, aiming to consolidate Dominion assets and governance structures across territories. The plan envisions structured leadership and organized expansion to assert dominion interests.
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Duke
Empire Branch
London
Duke of Aussie
Mt Dominion
Manitoba Extends Boundaries and Gains Equal Rights
Premier Roblin announces Manitoba will gain equal status with Saskatchewan and Alberta after conference with Hon. L. Borden. Boundaries extend to Hudson Bay, subsidy indemnity on par with west provinces, ending Manitoba’s confederation “lame duck” status. A bill and campaign to develop northern hinterland follow.
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Roblin
Bertlement
Ottawa
Manitoba
Crugsling
Confederation of Canada
Dominion
Wilfrid
Saskatchewan
Alberta
L. Borden
Premis
Domson
Wilfrid Laurier
Neu
Theitoba
C._H. Campbell
Winnipeg
Borden
Delegation For Equality
Government Expenditure Warrant Details Big Sums
Ottawa reports show the Governor General's warrant since the last Parliament session allocated 3.5 million for various items, with 9 thousand spent. The railways ministry sought 1.546 million to cover labor on the National Transcontinental line, while other allocations included 1.645 million in total items. Additional funds included 35 thousand for a royal reception, 25 thousand for Yukon Indian affairs, 26 thousand for Inland Revenue, and 20 thousand for marine and fisheries in dogfish reduction on the Atlantic coast.
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Ottawa
W. T. Ware
Department of State
Duke of
Returns of Immigration to Canada in Past Fiscal Year
Immigration totals show 255 833 arrivals in Canada during the past fiscal year with 205 80 arriving in first seven months April to November. Ocean port arrivals numbered 152 200 and 359 from the United States, marking a rise over the previous year. October figures show 2 48 at ports and 10 280 from the United States, compared with last year’s 13 532 and 8 1 from the States.
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Canada
Ottewass
Ocean
United States
Persia Seeks British Advice on Persian Crisis
Persia states she has been badly treated in the Russia crisis and places her case in Great Britain. She asks for advice on her course, promising to follow it if Russia content to withdraw troops already headed for Persia.
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Great Britain
London
Persia
Russia
Arabs Sail for New York Refugees Reach Gotham
Arab refugees from Tripoli aboard the Austrian steamer Kassa head to Trieste. From Trieste they plan to sail on a second steamer bound for New York to seek employment. The migrants, about 200 in number, intend to establish residence in the city after arrival.
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Tripoli
Gotham
Italy
Kassa
Triest
New York
Christmas Mail Cutoff Times At Winnipeg Posts
Winnipeg post office officials announce Christmas mail deadlines. Last parcel posts for distribution in Great Britain will close at 4 PM on December 5. Similar letter mail cutoffs apply to December 6. Local offices urged residents to mail early to ensure delivery before the holiday season.
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Winnipeg
Great Brit
Nipeg
Saskatchewan honors Seager Wheeler for world best wheat
Rosthern Saskatchewan hosted a banquet for Seager Wheeler upon winning Sir T. A. Shaughnessy’s $1,000 prize as the grower of the finest wheat in the world. Lieutenant Governor G W Brown and cabinet members attended, praising Wheeler's Marquis wheat and its early maturity and regional impact.
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Saskatchewan
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Thomas Shaughnessy
Saska Saskatchewan
T. A. Shaughnessy
G. W. Brown
Wheelers Farmi
Margu
Canada
Wheeler
West
Hard Ens
M. PP
Themas Shaushnessy
Banqnet
M.S. Wheel
W.C. Brown
Mining men ask aid for separate mines portfolio
At a largely attended mining convention resolutions were passed advocating the creation of a separate portfolio of mines and the appointment of a commission to address the needs of the mining industry.
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Commission
Beave
Nelson
Ing
Rockefeller backs Brantford labor temple fund
John D. Rockefeller has subscribed 15000 dollars toward the erection of a Labor temple in Brantford Ontario. The gift supports the newly formed independent labor league seeking funds for the project and solidifies Rockefeller’s backing for the initiative.
Mall Robbers Loot Durbar Jewels for Indian Durbar
Jewel loot from a Durbar in India includes crowns robes and decorations meant for Lord Crewe Faris of Durham Shaftsbury and the Duke of Devonshire and other members of the King's staff. The theft highlights security concerns around the royal procession with items valued for the ceremony.
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Lord Crewe
Faris
Durham
Shaftsbury
Duke of Dev
Aphire
Durbar
India
Britain Ready For War Over Moroccan Crisis
British officials in the House of Commons described a narrow escape from war with Germany over the Moroccan crisis. German and British press reactions sparked strong anti British sentiment, with reports that British cruisers were ordered to sink German torpedo boats during the acute phase. Public anger and jingoism surged as foreign and domestic outlets debated the crisis and Britain's peacetime stance.
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Berlin
House of Commons
Walter W. Faber
M. P
Otters
Germany
England
I Fish Press
Great Britain
Great Game Shipment Hauls Immense Moose Trophy to Duluth
A steamer Eastman arrived in Duluth with twenty moose carcasses and over forty deer from the north shore. Hunters report the season best in years with Frank Berry's immense bull moose as the prize load centerpiece weighing about 1600 pounds with hide and antlers intact.
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Duluth
Minn
Eastman
Frank Berry
Druggists Plan Eastern Canada Trip to Western Meeting
Druggists of Eastern Canada plan a big August trip to the West for the Canadian Pharmaceutical Association annual meeting in Vancouver. The Ontario College of Pharmacy council aims to charter a special train from Toronto, with Maritime Province members joining there, for the Golden West Pacific tour.
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Canada
Toronto
Council of the
Ontario College of Pharmacy
Canadian Pharmaceutical Association i
Vancouver
Golden West
Pacific
Maritime Provinces
Hunt for gold in Ungava expedition departs Cobalt
A crew of eight men with full equipment leaves Cobalt for an eight month exploration to locate placer gold in Ungava. The voyage is financed by The Expo and led by John Vinck of Crown, with supplies mapped for the trek. The route follows major Hudson Bay Company river systems after a buildup of scouting and provisioning.
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John Vinck
Crown
Farming dangerous Twenty-One Tillers Killed October Ottawa
October industrial accidents in Ottawa killed twenty one farmers and injured forty six. The farming sector accounted for the highest fatalities and injuries with thirty nine deaths and four hundred eighty six injuries overall. Rail workers and building trades showed additional fatalities and injuries.
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Ottawa
Earl of Plymouth to Hold Crystal Palace Purchase Plan
London The Earl who bought the Crystal Palace plans to hold it for a reason at a price to be raised by subscriptions from the people. The King Edward National Memorial Council hopes the subscriptions will form a future plan for the palace. Ottawa Laurier marked his seventieth birthday anniversary on Nov 20 with congratulations from many. In Ottawa the Duke of Connaught was asked to be Chief Scout, accepted, and expressed strong support for the boy scout movement.
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Earl
London
Earl of
Crystal Palace
Atie
Peatle
King Edward
Ottawa Air Wana Laurier
Duke
Otawa
Duke of
Sackatchewar
Regina
Connacht
Sugar Beet Harvest Frozen in Kent County Fields
Trousande Lo In Sugar Sects reports a Kent county harvest where thousands of acres of sugar beets were frozen mid harvest. Buyers estimate about 20 percent of the crop is ruined or unusable.
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Guana
Tarmarala
Kent County
Willing Minds and Trials in Nehemiah Commentary
The commentary discusses Nehemiah chapter four focusing on a willing mind to work, enduring opposition, and the need for prayer and courage. It notes diverse groups involved in rebuilding the wall, warns against internal discouragement, and highlights faith in God’s protection amid conflict and slander. It connects to broader biblical themes of perseverance and divine support.
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