Dairying Outlook Strong Despite Winter Shortfalls
The agriculture department released JA Meseien’s year end dairy report for 1913. Weather hurt butter and cheese, but Canada faces enough winter production to meet demand until spring. New Zealand and the United States supplied large butter imports, with 928,218 pounds imported this year and Canadian freight and duties affecting costs. Germany’s growing import needs and rising world dairy consumption suggest improved dairying prospects locally, urging Canadian farmers to raise production for both home and export markets.
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United States
New Zealand
Otaea
Department of Agriculture
JA Meseien
Itudmary
Ruddick
United
Canada
South Sphere
Pacific Coast
Aus Spewar
Germany
Parliament Meeting Date in Doubt Over November or January
Speculation grows over whether Parliament will convene in November or January. Government ministers say a cabinet decision is needed, with a belief that the sessional program may not be ready for November. If impossible to proceed, ministers must weigh meeting in November with pending bills against completing estimates and measures by early autumn.
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Ogawa
CPR Holding Company Toronto A Story on Elrenti
The Canadian Pacific plans a holding company to control its vast holdings if the government blocks a capital increase. European and American shareholders grow in number, and many are expected to attend the annual meeting next month in Montreal.
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CPR
Toronto
Elrention
Pacite
ASKWITH ARRIVES IN MONTREAL TO INSPECT LABOR ENFORCEMENT
Sir George Askwith, president of the Industrial Council, arrives in Montreal with British committees to study government inquiry into labor agreements and legislation. He will visit Ottawa, Toronto, Guelph, Calgary, Vancouver, and key employer and worker representatives in Canada and the United States, focusing on the Lemieux Act in Canada.
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Montreal
Yeurse Askwith
Industrial Council
Canada
United States
Lemieux
Als
Sir George
Ottawa
Toronto
Stades Union Congress
Guelph
Calgary
Vancouver
United
Great Timber Resources Vancouver Officials Estimate Timber
Provincial timber officials completed an estimate that shows one billion feet of timber per year in cut to this province. The home officials figure that six billion feet could be safely cut without diminishing the supply. The rate of cutting could be therefore increased six times and kept up for ever without depleting the supply.
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Great Timber Resources
Vancouver
Saskatchewan Cadets Shine at National Exhibition
Saskatchewan Mounted Cadets impressed competition judges at the Canadian National Exhibition with high cleanliness and general appearance. Saddlery and appointments were excellent, though they did not participate in the marching competition.
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Saskatchewan Cadets
Toronto
Saskatchewan Mounted Cadets
K Sadlery
Cheap Coal Demands and Alberta Supply Impact
The report notes cheap anthracite coal reaching prairie markets from $2.50 to $4.00 a ton, a potential shift from $10 to $15 a ton due to a new native Alberta supply. Calgary correspondent argues autonomy for Macedonia may trigger war with Turkey if Powers fail to act, with the Daily Mail predicting growing pressure on the Bulgarian government.
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Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Atty Wolies
Calgary
Macedonia
London
Daily Mail
Sofia
Turkey
Porte
Napoleon era villa at San Martigo island bought by Marquis
The Villa Re San Martigo on the island of E ba, once claimed by Napoleon during his exile, has reportedly been purchased by Marquis Ruspoli. Details on price and terms remain undisclosed.
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Napoleon
Paris
Re San’ Martigo
E Ba
Ruspoli
World sculls championship match arranged on Thames
Rowing champions Lennon and Ernest Barry of England to meet Durnan of Toronto for the world title on the Thames in October. The match pits Britain's top scullers against the Canadian challenger with strong international interest.
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Lennon
Ernest Barry
England
Foward Durnan
Toronto
Thames
Manchester council accepts American tram rails tender
The Manchester city council, after strong opposition, voted to accept an American tender to supply tram rails, with many councillors preferring the higher British bid but backing the U S offer instead.
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U.S
Manches
Manchester
Eng
Ottawa director Grisdale completes west tour
J H Grisdale director of the experimental farm ends a long tour through western Canada and will travel to the coast. He expects to be absent about six weeks. In Cardiff reefs of gold ore have been analyzed, yielding an average of 39 dusts per 1000 tons mined.
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Ottawa
J. H. Grisdale
Tas
Cardiff
Ais
Bea
Dolzelly ii
Nelson as Bay Terminal Prospect in Government Rail Plan
Ottawa dispatch reports a telegraph from Indian Harbor stating the government steamer Stanley carrying Minister of Railways F Cochrane will likely reach North Sydney Tuesday. Upon arrival he will proceed to the capital to announce terminal choices for Hudson Bay, with Nelson favored over Churchill and a contract likely within months for the Split Lake to southern port segment.
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Ottawa
Department of 1S
Indian Harbor
Stanley
F. Cochrane
Hudson Bay
North Sydney
Sydney
Cochrane
Nelson
Churchill
Split Lake
Mutiny in Black Sea mutiny and battle near Sebastopol
A private telegram from Sebastopol reported a mutiny in the Black Sea Squadron. Warships bombarded forts that answered with heavy fire and sunk one attacking vessel. One cruiser allegedly escaped to Burgas Bulgaria, but no other sources confirm the report.
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London
Sebastopol
Black Sea
Constantinople
The
Chronicle
Burghas
Bulgaria
Vancouver Arches Planned for Duke of Connaught Visit
Both the C N R and G N R announce plans to erect arches in Vancouver streets to mark the forthcoming visit of the Duke of Connaught. The project signals a major civic celebration with railway company participation.
London statue of Lord Clive to be unveiled in Whitehall
A statue of Lord Clive will be erected on the stairs to St James Park near King Charles Street Whitehall and is expected to be unveiled by the ring. Bertin. Automatic money-bashing machines have been placed by the automatic Savings Bank for collecting funds from thirty five public schools at Stettin.
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London
Lord Clive
St. James Park
King Charles Street
Whitehall
Bertin
Automatic Savings Bank
Stettin
Maintenance of life and the birth of life debate at science meeting
The opening session of the British Association for the Advancement of Science featured Prof E A Schuster of Edinburgh describing life as arising from chemical and physical forces. He argued fertilization can begin without living material and that nucleus constituents might be prepared chemically. Ottawa reports quiet industrial conditions with few disputes, conciliation boards active. London notes John Stannard of Rugby earning his sixty first game license on his eightieth birthday after a woodcock shooting feat.
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British Association For Advancement of Science
Scotland
Britten Association For the Advancement of Science
E. A. Schusfer
Edinburgh
London
John Stannard
Italy Holds Line on Tripoli and Cyrenaica in Aegean Talks
Italy declares it will maintain control of Tripoli and Cyrenaica and asks for Turkish recognition. Talks in Switzerland between the Allied delegation and Turkish representatives stall as both sides negotiate on sovereignty, troop withdrawal, and administration. Italy keeps Stampalia as a naval station and seeks to align Cyrenaica administration with Berchthold’s proposal, while offering similar concessions to Turkey as Austria granted over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ottawa reports a British scholarship scheme to foster ties between Britain and its dominions through secondary schools and college exchanges for students.
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Tripoli
Cyrensica
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Stampalia Chiasso
Switzerland
Italy
Cyrenacia
Allan
Haly
Taly
Cyrenaica
Pople
Stampalia
Aerian Sea
Leopold von Berchthold
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ottawa
Britain
Dominions
Britan
Market Report shows grains hurt by wet weather worldwide
The weekly grain letter notes persistent wet conditions across the Canadian West and U.S. spring wheat regions, delaying harvest and movement. European weather worsens grain quality, while prices rise in Liverpool and Chicago due to supply concerns. U.S. and Western Canadian exports loom large, with visible stocks edging higher. Winnipeg bids edge up on old and new crop, while oats and barley show steady export demand and muted activity in futures.
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Winnipeg
United States
Europe
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Dakotas
Jesots
Canada
Alberta
Manitoba
Northwest
Chicago
York
Minneapolis
Duluth
U.S
Bradsheet
Russia
America
Australia
England
Fort Willam
Port ‘Othur Asa Duluth
Revised British rules after Titanic inquiry urge safer lifeboats
London reports the Board of Trade issued tightened safety rules for foreign and emigrant passenger ships. New requirements cover lifeboat capacity for all aboard, increased lifeboat equipment, and lifeboats to be lowered as ships leave harbor. One rule limits bulkhead ferrying of boats. minister Sidney Buxton notes possible further legislation to enforce compulsory lifeboat crew and capacity.
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British Board of Trade
London
Board of Trade
Sidney Buxton
Eating Dogs Bertin
Circulating stories claim that the high cost of food drives the poor to kill and eat dogs. A Dresden Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals notice cites a newspaper advertisement about missing large dogs suspected of being slaughtered.
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Bertin
Zacon
Dresden Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Nomen climbers in blizzard cope with injuries and shelter
Miss Sommerville, a Canadian alpinist, was overdue thirty hours after starting from Courmayeur to cross the Col du Geant. She spent ten hours in a Mont Blanc hut with a sprained ankle during a violent snowstorm before reaching Geneva with her parents. Oldfield of London faced a similar storm near Mont Carmet and sheltered in an Alpine hut. a search party failed to find them.
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Geneva
Miss Sommerville
Mont Blanc
Courmayeur
Italy
Col du Geant
Chamonix
Oldfield
London
Aosta
Mont Carmet
British MP Guinness plans New Brunswick farm program
Hon. Rupert Guinness of England, on a fishing trip with Lord and Lady Onslow, will buy a New Brunswick farm. He will place young men from the middle classes in England on the property to gain sufficent experience before returning to the land in their homeland.
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Rupert Guiness
New Brunswick
Fredericton
N.B
Rupert Guinness
England
Lord
Lady Onslow
Maritime Provinces
Canada’s Big Trade Returns for First Quarter 1912
Official figures for the first quarter ending June 20 show Canada’s total trade at 237,313,779 dollars, an increase of 55,322,350 from the same period last year. Imports excluding bullion totalled 152,975,545, while exports rose to 66,776, as recorded for early 1911.
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Ottawa
Rumor of Anglo French canal syndicate reaches London
In financial circles here a rumor suggests talks in London to form an Anglo French syndicate for a Nicaraguan canal project. Intended to counter Panama Canal issues after the Panama Canal law passage by the US Congress. Officials in London reportedly know nothing definite.
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Berito—snere
London
Nicaragua
American Congress
Sermon on Jesus Works and Judgment in Matthew
A summary meditation on Jesus as the Son of God and the source of salvation. It discusses belief in His works, the Father in Him, and future judgments. The text traces biblical links from creation to judgment, urges repentance, humility, and faith in Christ, and extols resting in the Father’s will through meekness and lowliness.
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DM. Stearns
Jesus
John x
Israel
Noah
Chorazin
Hethsaida
Capernaum
Mary
Bethslem
Ald
Tyra
Sidon
Sodom
John
Christ
Devert
Chiatta Zorg
Lake
Elair
Jer
Pathen
Jesus Christ
Father
Jose
Jesu
Ty Aevil
Bess
Colory Farm Wins Big at Canadian National Exhibition
Colony Farm in Canada earns top honors at the National Exhibition capturing more than six championships including first and second prizes, a third and fourth prize, plus a special gold medal for best female under 14.2 hands. The display features shires Clydeadaies hackneys and ponies.
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Colory Farm
Canada
Columny Farm
Firs
Petia Hackney Association
Colony Farm
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Askwith
Kaiser
BAY Terminal
Labor Department
Tripol
the Market Report
Thompson, Sons & Co
Lionel N. DE Rothschild
the Sunday School
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