Arrival patterns of settlers to Canada in the year
The 4 ring year migration to Canada shows less than half the arrivals of last year. British and American setters arrived to take land or labor, with British immigrants dominating on land and farm labor. From January to September ocean port arrivals were down 109,043 versus last year, while United States departures rose by 2 percent. The overall trend indicates slower immigration but active settler presence in farming and labor sectors.
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Canada
Vie Ocean
Lens
Ind
Tn Ocean Porta
United St
Mncre Roenth
Secrets of Gambling Pool and Bank Manipulation
The article alleges illicit methods used to lure the public into investing savings in Wall Street securities. It claims Charles W Morse and Alfred H Curtis used bank funds at the National Bank of North America to gamble in stocks through dummy loans and bogus deposits, with government details offered by U S District Attorney Stinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nner
Wall Street
Charles W Morse
King Morse
National Bank of North America
Alfred H. Curtis
Tawth Car
United States
Stinson
Union
National Bank of Ni Fea
Cape Unification Debate Divides Durban Convention
Delegates at the Durban Natal convention discuss unification versus federation with a possible compromise to avoid wrecking the meeting. The color ban in South Africa and higher standards are raised, but white opposition remains a hurdle to any reform.
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Unificat
Cape Lown
S.A
Durban
Natal
Cape
South Africa
Deportation case of Oshawa worker in Canada saga
A man deported from Oshawa Ontario five weeks ago faces inquiries about his case. He reportedly received a sudden order to quit and later said the motive was failure to prove permanent employment. The two year job term is noted, with authorities seeking further details on the deportation decision.
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Lota
Ueat
Canada
Mane
Oshawa
New York
Boytow
Herbert Johnson
Waren Avenue
Chute
Seth
Johnson
Slave Gift Sparks CPR Embarrassment in Montreal
An explorer gifts a copper-colored moslem slave to George Ham of the CPR in Montreal causing embarrassment. Ham returns the slave to the Winsor hotel after CPR officials refuse accepting gifts from the Post. Ernest McMillan, 15, named organist for Knox Presbyterian on Spadina, shows early musical talent as son of Rev. Alexander McMillan.
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CPR
Offic
Montreal
Abael-Kadr
George Ham
M. Dee
Ham
Winssor Hotel
Toronto
Knox Presbyterian Church
Spadina Avenue
Rnest McMillan
Ernest McMullan
Alexander McMillan
Presbyterian Church
Mimico
Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear headline
A garbled OCR text fragment references a central figure and a power shift over a program, but the meaning is obscured. No concrete names, dates, or events are recoverable, leaving the item as an uncertain notice about a potential agreement and leadership change.
Paper Famine Threatens Canada Montreal
A damaged clipping details a Canadian paper shortage tied to strikes and price hikes. It notes the International Paper Company produced about forty percent of the roll paper and discusses related wage and output cuts affecting newspaper supply.
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Canada
Montreal
Elf
Inter Itans
United de Manca
Arts
Cebien
Tanployens
Pratt Catia
Mitae
Britain’s Stand on Turkey and Crete for Conference
A British official statement outlines Britain’s stance in the coming conference on the Eastern question. It asserts no consent to alterations of Turkey’s constitution or integrity, rejects any pressure to raise the Dardanelles, and says Crete’s future will be discussed only with Turkey’s approval.
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London
Sonny Wins Ae R
Great Britain
Turkey
Dardenelles
Britain
Crete
Loni
Sears
Frank Heiggs Butler
le Mans
Jan
Mr Butler
Wes
Trinity
Lampe
North Pole
Central Africa
Australia
Sahara Desert
Elde
Canadian public mood and migrant discourse in 19th century press
A fragmented report portrays Southeastern Canada facing a perceived migrant menace from European immigrants. It argues that large-scale immigration requires generations to integrate, and claims Canadians lack humor, viewing themselves as archaic English settlers.
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Canada
Britain Russia Germany clash over alliance and press cables
The article discusses British and Russian attitudes toward Germany and Britain, the push for improved British newsCable service to Canada, and Northcliffe's stance on quick newspaper coverage. It notes Ottawa reports a Grand Trunk Pacific plan to expand wheat trade lines through Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to reach coal districts, signaling regional rail competition.
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Ottawa
Grand Trank Pacific
Manitoba
Sac
Katchewan
Alberta
Brandon
Ponteoue
Grand Trunk Pacific
War in the East Seen Inevitable Says Mora
An interview asserts that war in the Near East is unavoidable. Mora, who has been in the area for several weeks, discusses strategic tensions around Constantinople and the broader regional outlook.
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Mora
Constantinople
Berlin Opens With Emperor Note on Balkan Peace Talks
Emperor Wallis addressed his court noting Germany favors a peaceful outcome in the Balkan situation but shows less active interest than other powers. He urged cautious steps toward stability and invited ongoing dialogue among nations.
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Berlin
Wallis Sag
Balkan
Germany
Famous Jap General Dies After Russo Japanese War Battles
The report recalls General Nedra a famed Japanese commander who led troops at Sobchan and Yas, saving a key leader and shaping later battles. It notes war scare jitters over the Balkans, Turkey Bulgaria rift, and a push for peaceful settlement with Ferdinand, while New Zealand Premier Ward condemns multitare and promotes national unity amid regional tensions.
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Nedra
Flere
Sobchan
Lit Yas
Jow Makden
Rureki
Nodau
Poynett
Balkans
National Congress
Advicrs
Turkey
Bulgaria
Ferdinan
Ferdinand
London notes on cooperation and routes amid wartime talk
London dispatches report Salvation Army leader Nicol urging British government to cooperate with Australia and British territories while interior department plans a notice for over a thousand Miran volunteers to gain land under a scheme. Hunter of the Mauretania era discusses St Lawrence route and faster service to Britain. The Times quotes B Walker on American rankings, and Trafalgar commemoration sees a maple leaf tribute from Esquimault.
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London
Neminnnes Nicol
Salvation Army
Austraba
South Artea
Brielie
Fontreal GR
Hunter
Fir
Mauretania
St Lawrence
Ihitain
Advocates Visit to Canada and British Statesmen in Vancouver
A scrambled report notes advocates, English travelers, and Times commentary on British attitudes abroad. It claims The Times reports President Roosevelt will visit Oxford for a Romanes lecture during a 1910 African trip, receive an honorary degree, and travel to Paris for a Sorbonne address.
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Vancouver
Roosevelt
Oxford
London
the Times
D.C L
William
The
Times
Paris
Sorbu
The Sunday School Lesson On David And Absalom
A devotional piece reflecting on David’s flight from Absalom and the divine guidance that turns human schemes into God’s purposes. It draws connections to faithfulness, friendship with God, and the need to heed scriptural counsel, urging believers to trust and act in alignment with divine will.
Airplanes and crops headline from distant papers early forecasts
A fragmentary notice outlines early optimism for lighter air travel with Wilbur Wright's plane, predicting higher speeds and safer flights. It also surveys agricultural yields across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta with estimates for oats, hay, clover, and wheat, noting large regional crop totals and per acre averages.
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Ota Eerste Eer
Eports Rived & Rural Department
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Princess of Wales Presents Banner for Quebec Tercentenary
The Princess of Wales sent a banner to be displayed in Cony Hall honoring the Quebec tercentenary celebration last July. The banner, presented by timer Clark, reflects the Royal donor's good judgment and quality workmanship. The Prince was present at the event.
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Timer Clark
Quebec
Cony Hall
Baldwin Arctic Explorer Aims for North Pole Expedition
Baldwin, an Arctic explorer, seeks a presidential audience to gain backing for a poleward voyage. He cites two prior trips and a belief in a sea current linking Behring Straits to Greenland. He plans a steamship ascent similar to Peary's approach to reach the North Pole.
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Ares Roosevelt
Poleington
Hon
Horth Pole
Baldwin
Hin
Behring Straits
Greenland
Wales
Ah Cele Hose
Peary
War Era Labor and Naval Orders Parade in Britain
In Britain the government outlines measures to aid the unemployed with a fund of 1.8 million pounds and reports Admiralty orders for nine torpedo boat destroyers and five unarmored cruisers totaling 1,240,000 pounds, all two months ahead of schedule. The War Office backs 24,000 winter recruits as labor talks continue. Thomas McKinnon Wood is named Foreign Affairs Under-Secretary. and Canada and Australia remain uncommitted to a proposed imperial postal order system.
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Tomes
Rneland
Asquith
Admiralty
War Office
Labor
Imperial Postal Orders
Bux
Canada
Australia
Cattle Embargo Question Raised in Parliament
London Canadian Associated Press reports the Duke of Marlborough will question the president of the Board of Agriculture soon about government views on the implementation of the Canadian cattle embargo.
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London
Canadian
Associated Prose
Duke of Marlborough
Board of Agriculture
Ano
Arable land in north hints at clay belt for cultivation
A Geological Survey member reports a clay belt suitable for cultivation along the Hudson Bay route. Samples from northern claims were brought back, with exploration planned to assess mineral wealth, while Melanes is noted as a belt area extending north from Churchill River.
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Geological Survey Department
Hudson Bay
Ottawa
Hurchil
Wed
Melanes
Delayed Veto Petition Succeeds Against Municipalities
Judge Mather ruled that veto promoters largely delayed submitting petitions to the Cour t, making the votes invalid. The decision voids the applications for a year in most municipalities, with a possible immediate appeal if sustained on appeal.
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Winnipes
Magtoba
Temperanes
Mather ‘Ried
Watch Women Vote Begat Rani Nuffalofat Costello
Fragmentary note on suffrage movement figures including Anna Howard Shaw and the National American Woman Suffrage Association. Mentions watching the election close and ongoing efforts to rally supporters for voting rights and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rani
Nuffalo
Fat Ray Costello
Anna Howard Shaw
Sui
Canadian Ore Trade Opens in England Market
Market agent J D Jackson Leeds reports large imports from Newfoundland and England, noting decreased foreign imports and an opportunity for Canadian ore into northern markets. Also mentions a shipping restriction and a war order hindering shipments to Servia and Montenegro.
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J.D. Jackson
Leeds
Department of Trade and Commerce
Newfoundland
England
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New Zealand
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B. Walker
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Nelson
Trafalgar
University of Trafalgar
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Leprigtt
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Ahithophel
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God
Hushai
Rom
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Abithopel
Arawett
Malanaim
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Machir Sud Barziliai
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Davil
Ars
Toad
Absalon
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Samaria
Leraele
Fiala
Lemnon
Rincess of
Lord Fitzmaurice
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Jango
Lord Pitamaurice
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House of York
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