Dublin Riot Injures Hundreds As Police Clash With Strikers
Reports describe wild riots in Dublin with police attacked by strikers. Five hundred wounded admitted to hospitals as tramway clashes, broken windows, and missiles disrupt the city. Labour and union leaders condemn the harsh police measures while Germany-linked press plots surface.
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Seattle man votes for twenty presidents marks ninety eighth birthday
Thomas Wardell of Seattle Wash celebrated his ninety eighth birthday stating he has voted in every presidential election since 1836. Born during James Madison's presidency he cast his first vote for William Henry Harrison in 1836. Ten members of the Borrowed Time Club attended, their ages totaling four hundred four years.
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United States
Thomas Wardell
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James Madison
William Henry Harrison
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Customs Revenue Increase Ottawa
The customs revenue for the Dominion shows growth with August receipts at 10,538,608 versus 10,147,08 a year earlier, up 690,757. For five months of the year ending August 31 the revenue reached 49,737,999, up from 45,397,937 the prior year, indicating continued gains.
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Dominion
Bess
Huerta May Quit Mexico City to Seek October Election
A report claims General Huerta may resign the presidency to back General Trevino who is moving toward Mexico City as Trevino seeks the October vote. The text hints at planned succession but offers little detail on the outcome or process.
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Mexico City
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Toronto Sets Plan to Install Sanitary Conveniences
Toronto officials announce enforcement of sanitary facilities in all workshops. The local board will spend ten thousand dollars this year to install conveniences in buildings where owners cannot pay upfront. Dr Hastings notes the Public Health Act authorizes municipal installation and five percent interest on costs.
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Hastings
Amery’s Views on Immigration and UK Policy
Britain’s immigration debate highlighted by Mr Amery MP and fellow parliament members. Discussion centers on the role of Australia and Sydney as context for immigration and citizenship policy.
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Australia
Sydney
Nsw
Amery
Cormens
Indian Agent Describes Buffalo Herds Near Fort Smith
A J Bell, guardian of 300 Indians in the silent north, recounts western Alberta and northeastern regions near Peace and Great Slave rivers. He proposes fencing the Fort Smith buffalo peninsula to protect the herd, estimating a cost of about $101.
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Great Slave
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St Anthony
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Gear
Grenfell
Newfoundland
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Pace
Great Slave Rivers
Bell
Railways Converge on Future Shipping Centres
Swift Current in Saskatchewan emerges as a hub as two GTP branch lines near completion within a year alongside rapid progress on Canadian Northern branches. The Brentview to Brandon through route and the Wesburn to Lethbridge line push toward transformation, promising increased grain handling and business in the western territory.
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Sask
Te Gtp
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Brentview
Randon Toe
Fort William
Wesburn-Lethbridge
Militia in Ottawa records show Canada’s active force
Department of Militia and Defence figures indicate Canada’s active militia today about 37 000 officers and men with 3 500 permanent forces. The full militia establishment exceeds 17 000, though actual paid counts fall short. About 8 000 have been trained this year, a record, with 43 000 trained in 1912 and prior years rarely above 46 000.
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Ottawa
Canada
Department of Militia and Defence
Thief Returns Radium to Vancouver Doctor
A radium sample worth about 3500 dollars, stolen from Dr G. L De Verteil in Vancouver, was returned through the mail this morning. Authorities speculate the thief, aware of radium’s deadly effects, grew frightened and sent the metal back, or heard a life could be at risk.
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Vancouver
G. L de Verteil
UNCLE OF BONES Lone Tragedy in Yukon Trail
Vancouver reports a bundle of burned bones found in an old tent near Donjek Landing on the Yukon road. The deceased man appears to have died years ago. Nearby in Beaver district bones of another man, believed to be a trapper named Milan or Nyus, were found.
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Vancouver
North Country
Donjek Landing
Vawson
Beaver District
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Nyus
Grain prospects and rail plans stir western Canada
An optimistic grain outlook cited by Frank Cochran accompanies plans for a new line by the Grand Trunk system. Alberta debates homestead rules and preemption costs as Minister Roche travels the west hearing settlers’ views on land agencies and grazing leases.
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EJ. Chamberlain
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Canada
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Outer
Charles MacRae
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W. Hearst
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Edmonton
Alta—Delegat
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West
Royal Commission
Edmonton Rail Line Progress Toward Mirror Landing
D J Mearthur president of the railway announces the Edmonton Dunvegan and British Columbia line advances with one hundred miles laid and ballasting gangs at work. The route will reach the western limit of Lesser Slave Lake this fall and operations begin between Edmonton and Mirror Landing, a 130 mile stretch. In a separate note, Kherson reports three cholera deaths since August 30.
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British Columbia
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Unselfish Meroes Honor Navy Captain and Seaman
Obscure mariner tale honors Captain James and Seaman Hichardson of Pubtico NS for bravery in rescuing the master and crew of the schooner Hem Fs R Titon on the Northern Atlantic. A watch engraved From the President of the US was awarded. Medal also engraved and presented in recognition of courage at sea.
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Seaman Richardson
Prison Reform on Program Ottawa
The Evening Journal reports that a new prison reform program in Canada assigns Mrs Meighen to oversee penal investigation and reform. The Solicitor General will supervise and Mrs Meighen will handle key government court cases before the Privy Council, relieving Deputy Minister duties due to an overburdened department.
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Market Report on United States and Western Wheat Crops
The weekly grain letter from Thomason, Lone & Co. reports favorable harvest weather across the U S and Western Sanvadian spring wheat regions with rapid cutting and high average yield and quality. Frost has been minimal and crop protection remains strong though future wet weather could reduce quality. aggregate yield estimated near 500 million bushels with prospects for a large crop.
World Wheat Markets Face Shifts Amid Poor U S Harvest
Wheat market notes show mixed gains as U S receipts slow and farmers shift to ploughing for the new crop. Higher European prices and looming large crops abroad temper gains while U S visible supply remains tight.
Giving of the Law and Christ as Ark and Mercy Seat
A sermon analysis explores Moses on Sinai, the moral weight of the law, and the way Christ fulfills the law. It contrasts covetousness and self righteousness with God’s standard, linking the ark to Christ as our ark, mercy seat, and sacrifice. The discussion references Romans Galatians and Exodus visions.
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Fall of Nanking Signals Slow Purge Across Provinces
The fall of Nanking is expected to trigger a major shift as rebels there are cut off and doomed to defeat within seven weeks. The government plans a gradual campaign to suppress remaining rebels in the provinces.
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Variou
Doherty to Visit the West as Justice Minister
Hon. C J Doherty Minister of Justice will depart for the west at month end to inspect federal institutions under the Department. This marks his first western visit since the current government formed.
New GTP Branch Cameron Announces Northward Railway Plans
The line will run from Medicine Hat through Moose Jaw and the Crow's Nest country into southern British Columbia. The Calgary Edmonton line extends south to connect with the proposed route. Construction is slated to begin in the spring.
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Yuan Shi Kai Resigns Promise Amid Chinese Peace Talks
A telegram from Mukden reports Yuan Shikai, president of the Provisional Government in St. Petersburg, declaring his resignation as soon as peace is restored, signaling a dramatic shift during the Chinese peace negotiations.
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Yuan Shi Kai
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