Suffragette Demonstration in the Commons Amid Disorder
Turbulent scenes fill the House of Commons as suffragettes led by Mrs Traverse Symons clash with police in a vocal protest. Police evacuate lobbies while MPs and unemployed crowds confront the chamber. Several suffragettes including Mrs Drummond and Mrs Pankhurst are arrested at Bow Street and charged with inciting disorder.
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House of Common Woman
Repents
Traverse Symons
Mra Symons
House of Commons
Echequer Lloyd
de Commons
England
Drummond
Pankhurst
Cristabel Pankhurst
Bow Street
Ak Alien
Pelluy Choutl
Nile
President Hays outlines GTP branch to Victoria
In an interview from Victoria, President Hays of the Grand Trank Pacific says a southern branch to Victoria is planned though details remain unsettled. He projects five day service from Skagway and hopes to connect the line next year, while noting survey tasks still to be defined. Vancouver reports A J Prabaron’s yearlong northern survey casts doubt on surveying the Alaska Dominion boundary, calling the region an impenetrable, glacier‑capped solitude.
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Pemeres
Grand Trank Pacific
GTP
Jays
Skag
Feena River
Vancouver
A. J. Prabaron
Interior
Stellas Range
Alaska
Dominion
Mount Eline
Arctic Ocean
Union of All PR Men Brews on Rail Road Workers
A proposed union to include all railroad workers is circulating among engineers and conductors who are seen as leading the effort. The movement aims to unite all ranches of road workers and is being warmly received by many in the industry.
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Flour City
Minneapolis
Minn
Brandon
Focal
MacGregor
Branden
Winnaper Young Men's Christ Association
Kiera
Ralmionton
CPR
Railway Techate
Ottawa
Canada
Yait
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
West
Brittan War Officer Weighs Aircraft Patent Purchase
The report notes Britain considers buying Geibge aircraft patents as part of a wartime effort. Confusion surrounds names, dates, and persons with Wright patents referenced as influencing investment, while passage hints at policy discussions and a potential trip to the United States for further action.
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Lasedon
Britain
Jeera
Geris
Walbur Wright
Keitel
Wright
Neco
United
Ross Rite
Morice
Varley
United States
Rural Mail Delivery Expands in Saskatchewan Province
A rural mail service expansion is planned with deliveries along the Douglas Station to Modind route and connections near Elkhorn Griswold Roden, plus Selkirk station handling rural mail. Officials expect service within days, with more routes to follow as capacity allows in the region surrounding Regina and a population list noting 12,000 residents.
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Douglas Station
Modind ‘Kola
Ford
Elkhorn
Griswold
Roden
Selkirk
Saskatchewan
Postoffice
Tn Regina
Old New York note sues for payment in 1771 bill
A fragmentary report notes a 1771 ten pound note from the English colony of New York being presented to a dealer for payment, with complex remarks on counterfeiting and treasury implications, alongside scattered items about China Japan tensions and praise for a British weapon.
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New York
Peace Policy and War Strength Amid Global Notes
A fragmented report touches Japan's peace stance and exhortations for restraint, alongside mentions of German Kaiser costs and taxation themes. It references Manitoba symbols, Chinese alliances, and a Sir R Hart visit context, suggesting imperial era international tensions and taxation debates affecting families and policy.
Canada Restricts Emigration to Backward Nations
A London dispatch reports Canada plans to restrict emigration to nations deemed backward. It cites repercussions for labor conditions and political standards, urging the public to consider the consequences of such immigration policies.
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London
Invines
Canela
Barut
Great Grain Business Port Arthur Ont
The business is conducted at the Canadian Northern terminals here and along the road to Winnipeg. Grain handling is running at about twice the level of last year, reflecting record activity for the company.
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Port Arthur
Canadian Northern
Here
Winniper
New Colonial Exchange Plans Big City Site Purchase
A New Colonial Exchange segment reports discussions to acquire a large site on a busy city thoroughfare for a new Exchange building. The report notes ongoing negotiations among stakeholders and the potential impact on local commerce and traffic.
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Lonnon. Eng —Segouiations
Elon Exchange
Absalom and Israelite Kingship in Biblical Tale
The piece reads as devotional commentary on Absalom and King David, tracing rebellion, loyalty, and prophetic foreshadowing. It links Absalom’s uprising to messianic expectations, notes David’s longing for his son, and cites biblical verses to urge steadfast faith and readiness to serve the Lord. The author contrasts flawed leaders with ultimate divine sovereignty and foresees Jesus reign.
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Belial
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Atenou
Israel
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Atmaon
Talal
Geshur
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Tekos
Absalown
Jerusalem
Absalon
Hebron
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Withophel
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Caesar
Jesus
Juda
Iker
Jerves
Jerorah
Fran Ck
Early 20th Century Newfoundland Report and Policy Shifts
The report details harsh northern conditions with scarce game and famine risks around Fullerton, Bay St. George, and Churchill, noting wolves and foxes scarce, natives reliant on trade, and a few deaths. It cites rising land taxes, a debt over 20 million, per capita debt near $96, and economic strain on families. It also covers Britain’s armament policy, Canada’s old age annuities rollout, and immigration fee plans impacting workers and residents across provinces.
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Neath
Fullerton
Churchill
Church
Newry
Meche
Mater
Tate
Bae
Pullerton
Ford
Ottawa OE J
Newfoundland
Auditor General of
Revival of Vast Welsh Brother Bequest Sparks Court Decision
Richard O Bree of vast tra ost by becoming a brother John, a wealthy shipping agent, left more than 30000 to his brother and his family. The will presented includes a codicil revoking those bequests, arguing the brother’s fanatical religion called revival was not his true faith. The money may go to charity. A Canadian Navy interview discusses support for the Admiralty and potential war contribution.
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Richard O'Bree
John
Richard
Howard Deville
Admiralty
Immigrants for British Colonies Return From Cane Treo
Colonel Lamb of the Sal veton Kraay has returned from Cane TREO. He is gratified by the promised emigration for emigrants to the Pigah Columbia, which he believes is one of the finest prospects for the provinces of the Dominion.
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Lamb
Salveton Kraay
pPigah
Columbia
Vat
Dominion
Paupers to be Pensioned in London Boroughs
London faces reform as pensioned paupers may burden localities. Camberwell, a high tax area, anticipates the new pension bill mounting costs for ratepayers. The Board of Guardians previously blocked payments but a ruling may shift rents and raise annual costs by about six thousand pounds.
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London
Ciberwell
Cnll Board of Guardians
Camberwell
Chambers of Commerce Congress to be Held in Three Seasons
The Canadian Associated Press reports the Congress of the Chambers of Commerce of the Empire will convene in three sessions hosted at Stokes, Melbourne and Adelaide. The event aims to coordinate imperial business efforts across colonies and dominions.
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Chambers of Commerce
London
Associated. Press
Congress of the Chambers of Commerce of the Empire
Stlkes
Melbourne
Adelaide
Belien
Blacksod Bay Scheme Causes Mayo Council Upheaval
A garbled report indicates a clash over the Blacksod Bay scheme with Lennon and Colmeney involved, while the All-Redro disrupted Mayo County Council, stirring widespread confusion amid talks of a Blac Tay proposal.
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Lennon Raequrance
Colmeney
Billyiny Bellmudlet
Paris Professor Claims Tube Treatment Aids Eleven Patients
A Paris professor reports eleven patients treated with an anti tube method, ten of whom are cured or show improvement. The findings are presented as early results from the University of Paris study with no further details on methods or dates.
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Paris
University of Paris
Turning Undesirables Tr a new rail route and grain door
The report notes a railway commission inspection of CP traffic plans from Saskatoon to Wilkie with bi weekly and daily services and mentions a rising number of refusals of admission at the border. It also highlights L. V. Stone presenting a grain door demonstration at Fort William claimed to save two minutes in opening doors.
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Sak Hoa
Deary
Railway Commission
Wilkie
Asquith
Saskatoon
Port Arthur
L. V. Stone
Fort Willian
Diplomas for Canadian Railways Awarded
The Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk railways received grand prizes and diplomas for their railway plans marking a notable recognition in Canadian transportation advancement.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern
Grand Trunk Railways
Siplomae
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