Resolution favors Japan immigration policy debate continues
A chaotic Ottawa style debate recounts a Canadian Manufacturers Association stance urging caution on abrogating the Britain Japan treaty. Separate dispatches report marine warnings near Vancouver coast, new gas buoy installations at Swift Sure bank, and peace terms accepted by Moroccan tribes allied with France.
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Tee
Selena
Great Britain
Jaren
Ion
Canada
Asia
British ‘Columbia
Sud
Japan
Onawa—toree
Holmes Newcombe
Kestrel
Vancouver
Swift Sure Bank
Apouch
Juan de Fuca Straits
Victoria
B.C
British Columb Coast
Deci Morrocco
Philibert Fommodore
Drade
Te ‘Ouleseeyan
Zenate
France
Maple syrup samples show high home production and adulteration
A Department of Inland Revenue bulletin reports 77 percent of 34 maple syrup samples from across Canada were domestic, with the remainder adulterated or doubtful. A May last year test found 1 percent genuine, 57 adulterated, and 10 doubtful. Separately, Sir Wilfrid Laurier received a gold medal at a Toronto event. Norwegians abroad sent back over 2.66 million in remittances in Q1.
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Ottawa
Department of Inland Revenue
Canada
Dinners A La Carte Move to In-Car Service Systemwide
CPR management announces all dinners will be served in cars as a cart systemwide from Atlantic to Pacific coast starting October 1. The plan covers the entire network and replaces traditional dining car service with car meals aboard trains.
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Montreal
CPR
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Wheat yield in Manitoba to rise by heredity, says McBride
Professor McBride of McGill, after a Europe study tour, asserts Manitoba hard wheat yield can double through heredity driven breeding. By crossing Canadian hard wheat with English varieties, a larger head and higher per acre yield are achievable, without losing quality. Experimental crosses in England progress toward a combined, superior wheat type.
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Canada
England
Unbridge University
Prof
McBride
Manitoba
Earnings Rise for Canadian Wharf Week Ending Sept 2
A Canadian earnings report shows week ending September 2 totaling $175,500, up from $151,200 in the same week last year, an increase of $24,900. The figures reflect higher revenues for the period.
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Toron
Western Grain Handling Capacity Report
The department of trade and commerce notes 122 elevators and 62 warehouses in the west with a combined capacity of 5 222 000 bushels for this crop year.
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Ottawa
Department of Trade and Commerce
Joshua and the Promise of God in Believers Life
A devotional on Joshua 1 framed as the Acts of the Treaties to the Gospels. Moses passes leadership to Joshua by divine command, urging faith, obedience, and reliance on Christ who gives power. The sermon connects entry into the land with living in Christ and transformation by faith.
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Americus
Joshua
Moses
Israel
Gilic
Marge
Canaan
Jesus
Phil
Tarael
John Xis
Gideon
Jeremiah
Gunneh
Abraham
Isaae
Jacob
Rom
Cubans Arrest Gen Para Gen Ducass and Gen Lara Miret
In Havana secret police detained Gen Mase Para along with Gen Juan Ducass and Gen Lara Miret on charges of plotting against public order. Para allegedly led a conspiracy to spark a Cuban revolution funded via a firm on Broad Street. The report notes visiting revolutionaries and possible links to Eastern government and Jiminese figures, while Governor Maggoon mobilizes 5,000 troops and 4,000 rural guards for security.
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Mase Para
Juan Ducass
Lara Miret
Para
Cuba
Broad
Santo Demin
Jiminese
San Domingo
Santiago de Cuba
Maggoon
New Life Guard Regiment Created By Nicholas I
August police statistics record thirty one death sentences and wide violence. Emperor Nicholas I orders a new life guard regiment of specially selected officers and men drawn from regiments nationwide to protect the throne and palace, with strict accountability for conduct.
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Czar Petersburgh
Imperial Palace
Remarkable life science notes and Central American updates
The report cites Prof Delage of the Sorbonne describing experiments on unfertilized eggs sea urchins and starfish leading to larval development and life signals. It also covers Central American politics with Honduras and Guatemala discussing support for Manuel Bonilla and possible early conflict. Kingston and Jamaica react to Chinese immigration and local policy. A former slave near Rowlandsville dies at 113 with family records noting a long-lived lineage.
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Delage
Sorbonne
Brittany
Constant
Herlin
Mation
Cabeza
Guatemala
Davila
Honduras
Manuel Bonilla
Central America
Kingston
Jamaica
Reieil
No further nominations for Saskatchewan University cancellorship
Saskatchewan University Regina reports that no additional nominations have been made for the cancellorship and senate of the University of Saskatchewan as of now.
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Saskatchewan University
Regina
Saska
The
University of Saskatchewan
China and Russia Face Potential Clash in Manchuria
A Le Prance Militaire correspondent from the Far East warns of imminent friction between Russia and China as Chinese forces pour into Manchuria. He notes Chinese troops’ superior equipment and discipline, likening them to German standards, and says both sides harbor deep hatred that could trigger a serious confrontation.
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China
Russia
le Prance Militaire
Far East
Manchuria
Harbin
Tsitukar
Chailar
Emma Goldman Barred From U S For Anarchy Ties
Immigrant bureau sources report Emma Goldman the anarchist and un naturalized foreigner faces bar from entering the United States upon her return from the Amsterdam international congress of anarchy. The move follows a McKinley era assassination and inflammatory speeches blamed on Goldman as Congress widened laws to bar anarchists from entering the country and preaching to large audiences.
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Emma Goldman
New York
Anarchy
Canada
United States
International Congress of Anarchy
Amsterdam
Immigrabureau
Emma G. Man
Congress
Americans Move Westward to Canadian Lands
A Western Passenger association circular notes large U S settlement in Western Canada. In the year ending June 30 41 569 settlers occupied homesteads, many coming from the United States. Over a decade 272 608 Americans moved to Canada with 57 919 doing so in the last year, a rise from 106 to 1907 totaling 31 500 fewer than the prior year.
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MacLeod
Western Passenger Association
West
Canada
United
Sta
United States
Mac. Leach
Dash for the Pole: Halifax Yacht Returns in Days
A yacht that left Halifax in July with Dr Cook and John R Beazley on an expedition to Greenland is expected back soon. Capt Thor Bartlett and crew faced heavy gales after a voyage from Etah Birchy Cove and woods hunting. The voyage, known as a dash for the pole, followed an expedition route with Esquimaux like prow.
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Halifax
Dr. Cook
Next
John R. Beazley
Thor Bartlett
Greenland
Dr Id
Esquimaux
Pole
Etah Birchy Cove
Bartlett
Struggle for Mastery of the Pacific Across the World Stage
Dispatches describe global maneuvering toward American Pacific power as Taft tours the world amid Russo American conjecture. Reports highlight naval buildup, canal and navy bills, and calls for a wider continental influence while Britain and Canada figures in immigration and defense education notes.
Quitting Teaching Profession In Ontario Driven By Poor Pay
The article notes poor teacher pay in Ontario driving men from the profession. Only six of 102 trainee teachers at the Provincial normal school are men, highlighting gender and wage issues in Ontario's education field.
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Crawe
Ontaro
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