Canada and the Trade with China and Japan
The Weekly ministerial report surveys Canadian trade with China and Japan, noting western provinces' export dynamics, potential Panama Canal effects, and the shift toward Asia. It highlights exports, production, and consular data, urging publication to aid trade policy while signaling uncertain foreign influences and the need for careful economic understanding.
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Sepm Sanaatie
Ous
Canada
Japan
Grigg
Ite
de Bing
Panama
Tehoastepes
China
Jin
Craters
Mit
Yracon
Pee Foost
Meardine
Tmeny
Prius
Inter
George Foster
Wien
River of Doubt Named After Theodore Roosevelt
Brazilian officials officially adopt the moniker Rio Theodore Roosevelt for the famed river long called the River of Doubt. The designation honors the former U.S. president and explorer who guided expeditions in the area. Local authorities cite historical ties and regional geography in the rename decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dou Col Receiveit
Treasure of Lahun and the Crown of a Princess
A fragmentary tale describes a pyramid near Sanureset with a replica crown and a superb jewel worn by a legendary princess. The object, guarded by Professor Pinters Petrie and colleagues, is linked to a treasure hunt at Colrereity College on Gower Street, London. The story mentions amethyst beads turquoise and carved obsidian with gold serpents and allegorical symbols, plus other artifacts moved from distant parts of the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigeitien
Renee Steven
Pinters Petrie
Britaian Sehont of
Rayet
Tavs
Tevent
Gojone
Colrereity College
Gower Street
London
Sanureset
Guy Bruston
Fox farming in Alberta eyed for rising industry
The Alberta fox farming discussion centers on private ranches expanding the breeding trade. Experts warn against rushed setups by amateurs while predicting strong future demand and rising prices as the sector consolidates.</analysis>
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Frea Awn
Betta
Tose
Alberta
Osu
Tobacco as a Drug Debate Stirs National Insurance Talks
Amid conflicting views tobacco is debated as a drug or necessity in National Insurance policy. Dublin officials push tobacco as part of treatment while insurers question its essential role. A government inquiry prompts a blaze of correspondence as authorities weigh legality and medical need.
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National Insurance
Dublin
Mineral Production in Quebec Rises Almost Two Million
The superintendent reports a near two million dollar increase in mineral production for the year 191, with asbestos leading value and exports totaling significant gains. The report notes 16 fatalities across ring plants, yielding a worker fatality rate of 1.0 per 100 workers.
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Quevec
Queter
Quede Sarnis
Quebec Mines Dominate World Mineral Output Says Report
A provincial summary reports minerals yield rising with Quebec producing about eighty percent of the world’s consumption. The figures indicate total production valued at over a billion dollars, with further increases hinted as mining activity expands in the region.
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Pms Graal
Testos
Quebec
Quebe
Trade route study links British Columbia to West Indies
A 1900s trade report explores a steamship service between British Columbia and Caribbean colonies, aiming to boost lumber and wood products. It notes potential markets in the West Indies for sugar, molasses, coconuts, copra, coffee, and timber products, and discusses cargo returns and route feasibility.
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Steawen
Panama
Hachadors
Columbia
West Indies
Trade Department of
Britis Colgobis
Brit Columbia
Tin
Western Canada
Canada
British Columbia
Saskatchewan Farm Prospects and Western Stock Raising Debate
An analysis argues that Saskatchewan is moving beyond a purely swine and dairy oriented model toward diversified farming. It notes rising stock raising and mixed farming as revenues stabilize farm values and attract investment. The piece cites Ontario and western provinces showing broader agricultural activity, with potential shifts in land use and financing impacts on prices and profits.
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Taifa
Saskatchewan
Ela
Aaimel Bushandés
Aorta
Ste
Bane
Sia
Anak
Wee Sons
Forest reservations in the United States lands purchase
The United States government notes forest reservation policy since 1810, totaling about 1,104 thousand acres with a purchase value near 2 million dollars. In 1915 demand remains, with 112000 acres in White Mountains and parts of the Southern Appalachians approved for purchase at an average price around 496 dollars per acre. The administration aims to protect forests from fire and stabilize streams and water flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Governo Rational
White
Deer meat from barren lands to boost food supply
A fragmentary note from 19th century reporting suggests deer meat from Labrador and Northern Canada could provide a major food resource. It cites estimates of 200,000 to 5,000 reindeer across mossy wilds, implying significant supply benefits though details are unclear.
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Fee Greateli
Labrador
Cap Man
Christian Guardian
Rural depopulation and some causes
Reconstruction era analysis notes rural depopulation factors, citing disregard for conservation, forest exploitation, soil exhaustion, and mismanaged farming. It argues rational land use and preservation of fertility as national priorities, linking conservation to long term welfare and population trends in the Canal Zone.
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Euch & Manner
Tumu
Tips on Typhoid Legislation by Dr Armstrong
Montreal’s Canadian delegate at the London Clinic read a paper on typhoid perforation, noting 20 cases where one third were due to poor water and drainage. He urged municipalities to regulate clean water and sanitation, highlighting the 15 to 31 year age group as most susceptible and tying the issue to capitalism and civic ethics.
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Surket
Armstrong
Montreal
London
Atid Trong
Laity iI
Dhe Feaporaille
Croker Eyes Return to Oust Murphy at Tammany Hall
Old-time Tammany leader Richard Croker plans a New York return from exile to challenge Charles F. Murphy, with confidant Jey Walker noting Croker’s possible move and the potential shakeup within the Irish-American political machine. The report also references Croker’s broader influence and speculation about his motives and timing.
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Hiichard Croker
Tammany Hall
New York
Relind
Charles Fe Mbitony
Tammany Hut
Jey We Walker
Ireland
Croker
Wall
Ile
Ile Tr. If His Possession ‘Onfessions “Hac He Is Mas Public. These “Iportant
Charle F. Murphy
Carelessness Causes Most Forest Fires Found In 1913
A New York Conservation Commission report on Adirondack fires shows 86 percent were preventable by avoiding careless smoking and burning tobacco. Only a fraction of fires were due to locomotives or other causes, with significant emphasis on camper and logger behavior.
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New York Conservation Commission
Ofig
Adirondacks Shaws
Egyptian Assembly prorogued into new session
The Egyptian legislative assembly, prorogued from July 2, resumes on November 1 under new conditions. The recent session drew much attention with many petitions, crowded galleries, and extensive public interest in the reports presented.
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Legislative Assembly
Sirti
Sitce
Theip
Lumbering to be Extra Heavy This Season
Damaged OCR describes heavy lumbering due to storms and bush fires. It notes about 5,000 men and several companies expected to be employed for roughly two months, aiming to reduce unemployment as timber is felled and utilized promptly.
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Tie
Eek Estes
Etorme
National Gallery Scholarship For Painters Or Sculptors
The National Gallery of Canada awards a traveling scholarship of 1 060 dollars to painters or sculptors of either sex. Open to British subjects, the winner will spend a year in Europe to study art. The grant supports artists seeking European study with financial assistance from the academy.
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National Galery
National Gallery of Canada
Royal Canadian Academy of Arts
Europe
Tor
The National Parks of the Dominion Spotlight
A fragmented overview promotes Canada’s national parks as vital travel and conservation engines. It notes international tourist revenue benchmarks, the need for historic and natural reserves near cities, and the role of parks in preserving wildlife while offering public access and recreation for all income levels.
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Lester Ott Grasa
Desien Haseen
Canada
Simpson Pass
Hani
Dominion
Mike Ty
United States
Ipoh
Ominton Park Ranch
Catate
Ambae Tor Hryce
Ottawa
Eusland
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Weing
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Fet
Maren
Marc
Cent
Cie Pres
Anon
Emopire
Clustebal
Womer
Childland
Dedtwasst
Tess Lan
Roker TY Olst Murphy
Tammany Mall
Harry Walker
Russia
Gintsky
Pliny the Eider
Servia
Austria Hungary
Bosnia
Stergegovina
National Parks OF
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Great Commercial Valle
Attu
Attu Island
Iskarooa
Regiua
Paisies
Wiomiper
Toronto
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