Imperial policy and the British navy as world peace factor
The speaker argues the British navy remains the key to world peace amid fears of a German arms race. He criticizes isolationist views while stressing the danger of a continental war impacting Canada and global trade. The talk touches on canal use, U S trade, and treaty interpretations affecting transatlantic commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moat Sihelt
Rome
United States
Ralimaya
Gerreat Heai
South Africa
Canada
Institute
London
Horden
Selteon
Ror Fen
Sitisena
Baion Ste Arthur
Germany
Tight
Bia
Panada
South Africa to Have Fast Armed Liners
Capetown reports South Africa plans to fund fast armed liners to defend imperial trade routes. The proposal, aligning with Canada, envisions converting liners into armored transports and replacing current ships as per a new contract. Approval hinges on navy budget shifts offset by contract savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown South
D. Pete
London
Imperial Hay
Canada
Church
South Africa
Outch
No Favors From Canadian Roads
London editors discuss Montreal conference for the Institute of Journalists. Robert McDonald opposes the proposal as impractical due to time and money, arguing against hosting by large Canadian railroad companies. Tsrad Zanewill supports the resolution, noting no reason Canadian rail help would harm the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Montreal
Robert McDonald
The
London Chronics
Tsrad Zanewill
Camra
Canada Draft Allegations Stir Municipal Cooperation Efforts
A report notes allegations that Canada has been drafted by the council with copies sent to multiple municipalities to secure their cooperation. It mentions the council’s push for intergovernmental alignment and seeks responses from affected parties within a specified timeframe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Big Reform in New Zealand Sees Patronage Cutbacks
Wellington correspondent reports a sweeping reform cutting patronage in New Zealand public service. Appointments become more controlled with suspensions for misbehavior, and dismissal only by the House. New rules require board approval and potential removal by parliamentary action. Support from MPs aims to standardize promotions and attendance in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Wellington
N.Z
China's government may fall soon says naval commander
In Vancouver the former British Hong Kong commander predicts a quick collapse of China's present government and a new uprising soon. He notes optimism about China but warns of upheaval as events unfold. He traveled from Hong Kong to England and shared his views during the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
China
Ran
Brtish
Hong Kong
England
Evans
London
Scott
Bounties Cut as Canadia Trade Prices Gain
Ottawa reports bounties have ceased as Canadian tract prices in London reach $99 a ton. The measure suspends the 3c a ton pig iron bounty and the 0.5c bounty on treated iron, pending further action.
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Ottawa
Canaian
London
Ead
Views on Canadian policy and moral rights cited
A fragmented reflection questions Washington Ottawa and Toronto posture in a British era war context. It argues international compacts matter for peace and asks how Canada honors pledges to provinces and minorities while noting treachery as a recurring warning from a French proverb.
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Washington
Ottawa
Montesal
Torono
Spain
Conein
Sworld
Market Report Delays Weigh on Harvest Progress
The market remains steady with delays from wet and cool weather across Canada and North Dakota. Rain and clouds slow grain coring and drying, risking weather damage to ripe crops while winds aid drying elsewhere. Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba show uneven progress as harvests stretch toward September with hopeful sun.
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Fanada
North Dakota
Sam Par
Apada
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
London
Lord Tensyson
Airmen Fired At In Alps Clash Near Nidwald
Passengers report rifles fired by three assailants as a basket was struck during a Ures or air operation. Several bullets passed near travelers. authorities say arrests have been made and the incident is under investigation. London reports Suez Canal to cut transit dues by a sizable margin starting January 1, lowering rates for loaded ships and others as the company notes a three year run of fines.
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Tauts
Alps
Theodo ‘Aero Club
Kneck
Nidwald
Suez Canal
London
Oil as Locomotive Fuel Proposed for Mountain Line
TP reports Ol in Mountain See Victoria and the G T P announce a definite decision to use oil as locomotive fuel on the mountain section. The company controls large oil lands and hopes oil will provide a perpetual supply, enabling a new era of continuous road operation and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
mUetemaent Eorlin
G.T P
Pumped in the water and pinned the dog before him
A fragment notes a dog incident where someone pumped water and pinned the dog in front of a person. No clear dates, names, or locations are provided. The readable text is highly limited.
World Wheat Market Outlook and Cash Prices
Analyzed notes show harvest forecasts mixed with favorable early prospects for Argent and Australian crops while Western Canada and North Dakota face wet conditions. Global demand rises as European wheat crops suffer losses, boosting foreign demand. Cash wheat remains active with varying grades and futures mixed. oats and flax show modest gains and steady markets with October futures quoted.
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Bern Ribera
Canada
North Dakota
England
France
Germany
Noradniges
Alteria
Grand Trane Pacife Chief Calls for More Workers
President of the Grand Trane Pacife states that two thousand more men are needed for construction in British Columbia. He believes an adequate number can be found, but the railway completion will take longer than anticipated.
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Rin
Grand Trane
Pacife
British Columbia
Report on Homestead Entries and Nationalities in 1901 Alberta
The article reviews homestead entries in 1901 with totals per region and nationality. It notes price, CPR report references W J Tresilus and BJ Bream at the Calgary Grain Exchange and lists counts by Canadians from Ontario and Quebec, English, Scotch, Norwegians, and others. It highlights Saskatchewan and Alberta entry trends and the dominance of Americans among entrants.
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CPR
W. J. Tresilus
BJ Bream
Strong
Calgary Grain Exchange
Saskateyewan
Aberta
Alberta
Ontario
Technical Work in Winnipeg Schools
Winnipeg school board unveils technical curriculum aimed at future mothers and workers. Program teaches cooking, sewing, horse handling, building, dynamo work, furniture making, and other practical crafts to align with progress and demands, reflecting a push for modern, hands on education in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Brea
Winey School Board
Winnipes
Kaiser Honored Suggestion For Nobel Peace Prize
Professor Hans Wheeler of the University of California proposed honoring the German Emperor with the Nobel Peace Prize. He claimed the Kaiser had a powerful war machine ready for twenty-five years but never used it and cited strained Anglo German relations and German naval growth as consequences of interference with the press and German development.
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Adresa
Hans Wheeler
University Ofalifornia
Victoria
Back from Far North Traces of Mineral Wealth
Prince Albert region report by R G Munroe after a two year prospecting trek north of Lac Du Brachel about 1290 miles from Prince Albert. He found traces of lead silver and copper with streams of free gold though not in payable quantities. He was missing last winter, police searched, and he says he left the regular trail. Fires rage far north, devastating large areas and driving game northward causing famine among peoples.
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Prince Albert, Sask
R. G. Munroe
Northland
Lac du Brachel
Prince Albert
Payly Quantl
Hin
Sesete
Catch Many Whales Tanee Whaling Company Prosperous
A Montreal organized company Bannell Sawyer operates two steam whaling boats in the St Lawrence. Seven whales have been caught this season with profits to be shared by Sawyer and Norwegian workers. Nearby, two 2009 year clay statues were found in Kawane Japan and sent to Tokyo University for study.
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Tanee
Wwe
Sue Vanaaian Whaling Company, Ltd
Montreal
Bannell Sawyer
of St. Lawrence
Sawyer
Inpany
Tokio
Kawane Japan
Tokio Im 1 University
Missionary Call and Comfort in Matthew's Commission
A church lesson analyzes Jesus sending disciples to preach the kingdom, heal the sick, and cast out devils. It emphasizes willingness, fearlessness, and dependence on the Holy Spirit, noting the sequence from Israel to all nations after the resurrection, and highlights trials, promises, and the need for self renunciation.
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Loul
Kingdom of Heaven
Jersey
Moses
Fujah
Mkethie
Dindae Iscariot
Judas
Tim
Terael
Tyre
Sten
Ferael
Tarael
Milm
Congregation of One London Vicar Halts Weeknight Services
The Rev. C. A. Good heart vicar of Lambourne near Romford discontinued weeknight services after a recent occasion left only one woman in the congregation besides the clergyman, clerk, and organist.
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One
London
C. A. Goodheart
Lambourne
Romford
Worman
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