Relief funds pour in for New Westminster fire victims
Vancouver reports widespread donations from cities including Toronto Montreal Seattle and London to aid New Westminster fire sufferers. Insurance losses run from two to four million with major firms and individuals contributing large sums. Ontario government pledges aid as Calgary authorizes two hundred dollars for relief.
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Vancouver
Okanagan Four
New Westminster
Rom
Son Fire
London
Royal
Lando & Lancashire
Northern
London Assurance Corporation
Commercial Union
Norwich, Union
Scottish Union and National
Lancashire
Qoren's
New York
National
Ireland
Phoenix
Hartford
Western
Toronto
Ontario
Semlin
R. Harcourt
New
Westminster
Roeland
Calgary
New Westminster Tire
Montreal
Montreal Stet Railway Company
Hochelaga
Bmg Ters Real Gas Company
Wanger
CABLE NOTES Chronicle of global events dated Sept 14-15
A broad wire service wrap reports on diplomatic tensions in Crete and Candia with Turkey and Britain, notes Faure’s beleaguered election odds, and lists London trade results. It also covers colonial posts in Ottawa Toronto Hamilton Belleville Winnipeg and Halifax, weather droughts in London and Madrid royal visits. Multiple small items include bank share moves and Royal Military College graduations.
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Ottawa
Archer Mt Victoria
Supreme Court of British Colum
Isene
Belleville
Maromra
Arcon
Winnipeg
Tradt Labor Congress
War Office
Royal Military College of Canada
Imperial Service
Royal Artillery
H. Ste. G. Hamersley
Royal Engineers
CC. W. Denia
Toronto
New Westminster
the Mail and Empire
Disputed World Figures and Dreyfus Plot Reveal Tense Scenes
York reports detail vivid scenes with assassin Lucchesi and the Empress murder motive, while U S troops face sickness near Santiago. Montreal notes church progress in Ottawa, and searches for safer matches spark industry debate. Guatemala votes yield Estrada Cabrera landslide while Dawson reports freight food supplies. Dreyfus case cabinet division hints at possible trial revision.
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Dreyfus
le Matin
Alltister
General Mercier
Capt. Dreyfus
China Waking Up and Modern Education Plans
A dispatch describes China opening new universities in Pekin and provincial capitals as part of educational reforms. Graduates may advance to higher study abroad and enter related industries. An Emperor endorsed open discussion in newspapers and ordered prompt presentation of significant articles to himself to broaden knowledge of Chinese and foreign affairs.
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Ington
Department of State
Perez
China
Pekin
Fase
Thind Clase
Weare
Cate
Stride
Ents
Hinear Daly Progress
Labor Congress session opens with labor pledge and welcome
Delegates gather as J Appleton calls for a representative labor congress in Winnipeg. Mayor and ministers greet the meeting while a union movement advocates unity and aims to lift labor's whole ideal, with pledges of city support and hospitality for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
J. Appleton
Lescates
Winnipeg
Appleton
D. A. Caney
Dominion Trades and Labor Come
Winnipeg migration plans prompt Doukhobor study
The piece describes the Doukhobor religious community of the Caucasus facing persecution and military service bans. It notes Prince Hillkof and Commissioner McCreary leading a West Canada land survey mission, with Tolstoy's support, to assess immigration and land sales as up to 30 will arrive, aiming to settle in the west. A drowning accident near Revelstoke in the Columbia River leaves five missing from a boat carrying provisions for the Carnes Creek Mining Company.
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Bouknenortes
Winnipeg
Uniserail Brotherhood
Neu-Rosist
Tolstoi
Hisory
Canada
Prince Hillkof
Mfr
Aylmer
Mande
Momo
Ottawa
Tory
McCreary
Shany Thomas
West Sear
Immigration Hall
Immigrante
Dewirae
Revelstoke
Sepin
Columbia River
Carnes Creek Mining Company
Rawlinson
Doyle
Allen
Department of Customs
New West
Mann
Aberdeen
Snead Cox
London Tablet
Cardinal Vaughan
Manitoba
Prairie
Cox
Oparate Schools System
Ontario
Elucationa’ Varmugenent
Monte’ A SB
Ashcroft trail riders endure desperate trek to Vancouver
Report from Dawson City details a starving party on the Ashcroft route to Vancouver. Miners, haversack and horse gear worn, struggle along as rumors of arson and unrest swirl. Wade, crown attorney, travels to Ottawa while investigations touch on fires and inclement conditions on the northern trek.
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Vancouver
Ashcroft
Tukon
Tadure
Anteroft
Telegrapis Creek
Wrangel
Tancouver
Coquitlam
James
Prank
Willisey
Tophia Lake
Periaape
Hue
Ugut
New Westmuster
Poles
New Weneiinater
New Weatiltate
Stein ‘Wile Dlein
Witheas
Phoenix of
St. Mistivels
Ateciauer
Wade
Tadhg
Ill Rion
Minure
Dawson
Perth
North Fork
Forty Mile Creek
United States Territory
Ottawa
Riondike
Capital
Gomes Declares for Independence and Unites Spaniards
Gomezes isiof to absolute independence or nothing drives Spaniards and Cubans to unite. Havasa reports strong Cuban sentiment favoring independence while Catalonia signals support and aid. The piece notes fears of U S intervention, local taxation, tariffs, and questions about internal governance as Porter’s mission provokes suspicion among Cuban factions.
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Havasa
Maxie Gomes
United States
Spankirdees
Lon
Ral Geenes
Mentua
Porter
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Calombiare
Colombia
Faday
Tela
Candia
Crete
Constantinople
Tarkieh
1Porte
Jeienlar
Britain
Aouiral Star
Britian Board of True Returns
Sryamg
Munger
Havana
Rey West
Frote Mataneas
Rumger
el Oriente
Madrid
Casa del Capo
Royal Park
SC Cool
Assansen
York
World
Sen
Lucchesi
Carter Harrison
Vaillant
Deputie
Palace of
Luccerist
Tecause
Alamin
Austria
Innisprock
U.S
Washington
Lawton
Santiago
Sept
England
Urlay
Crawford
Kohlmann Bowenthal
von Korpecki
Berlin
Mia
Dundee Advertiser
Cuba
Hunter
State Department
Guatemala
Manuel Estrada Cebrena
Republic
Cebrena
Path
Cebrera
Castiller
Port Toswnsend
Wah
Discovery
Skagway
Alaska
the Labor Congress
Wintag
Chistian Guardian
Mission Board
Coucite
Detart
Pat Courtice
Eaxt
Sion
Anroy. Smith
Dominion Public Buildings
Regina
N. WM. P
Yorkton
Stith
Quebec
Port Arthur
Kat Portage
Rat Portagene
Central Experimental Farm
Odessa
Prase
Arthur
Amber
McKechime
Vancouver City
West Yale
Nelson
West Kootenay
Hans Mesers
Cotton
Martin
Hoo
Hume
Manet Haward
Ashcroft Trai
Manitors Party
Dawson City
Wade the
Gomez
Oltsporen
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