Roof-Raising Reciprocity Rally Draws City Crowd
A Liberal reciprocity rally at the Medicine Hat opera house drew a packed audience including many women. Speakers Premier A L Sifton W A Buchanan and Hon C R Mitchell advocated the trade pact with strong applause. Chairman Charles S Pingle introduced Buchanan and noted the issue dominates the election.
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Opera House
A. L. Sifton
Alberta
W. A. Buchanan
C. R. Mitchell
Charles S. Pingle
Pingle
Buchanan
Redcliff
Sifton
Scott
Medicine Hat
Walsh
Mitchell
Lethbridge
Medicine
A. L. Sefton
Mr. Buchanan
Apan and Russia Settle Longstanding Differences
In St Petersburg on August 29 the Emperor of Russia and the Emperor of Japan exchanged telegrams marking settlement of long running indemnity disputes from the war. A formal statement will outline a policy of using successive diplomatic acts to foster better ties. The Japanese envoy honored the Russian ambassador with a farewell audience and decoration at a luncheon.
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Petersburg
Emreriar
Russia
Apan
Japan
Millelevski-Malevitch
Liberal committee rooms in Royal Bowling Alleys invite electors
Liberal headquarters have been established in the Royal Bowling Alleys South Railway Street. All electors interested in the cause of reciprocity are cordially invited to attend the meetings held every evening. Telephone 541, and Miss Alice Roosevelt is mentioned in connection with extended services. In a settlement with Russia and Japan the terms include payments and transfers totaling about 315000 and the return of the Angara hospital ship after repairs.
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Royal Bowling
Alice Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Port Arthur
Kawatung
Angara
Kune
Red Cross
Orele
Customs and Finance Departments
Canada
The
Hat
Reciprocity Debate Highlights Medicine Hat Meeting
Speakers urge support for Buchanan and reciprocity as a path to industrial growth in Medicine Hat. The gathering stresses the tariff issue, railway trade shifts, and provincial development while praising western settlement and the Hat as a key industrial center.
Man Convicted of Defrauding Union Bank of 180
Robert Maschewitz found guilty of fraudulently taking 180 dollars from the Union Bank of Canada. He was remanded to tomorrow for sentencing after a confession and statements by defense counsel. Witness Ralph Stone testified about a miscount and payment handling.
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Robert Maschewitz
Union Bank
Union Bank of Canada
Ralph Stone
Retirement of CPR official hinted at at Winnipeg banquet
A Winnipeg banquet for CPR vice-president Sir William Whyte led to Sir Thomas Shaughnessy hinting at Whyte's retirement, with press coverage noting the forthcoming location of the CPR board post. The exact date of retirement remained unannounced.
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Wm. Whyte
C.P.R
Winnipeg
Thomas Shaughnessy
William
News
Sir Thomas
C. Pe
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