Michigan Bar Meeting Announces 3rd Annual Programme
In Jackson Creek Michigan on July 6 the Michigan bar meeting reveals an annual programme with prominent speakers including Prof. Jerome Knowlton of the University of Michigan A B Seldridge of Marquette Thomas E A Weadock of Detroit and Grant Fellows of Hudson.
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Prof
Jer_ome
Knowlton
The
University of Michigan
A. B. Seldridge
Maréquette
Thomas E. A. Weadock
Detroit
Grant Fellows
Hudson
Perkins proposes global co operation under federal supervision
Medicine Hat Deivs Gaene W Perkins ex J Pierpont Morgan & Co executive urges cooperation over cutthroat competition. He argues for federal oversight and full publicity to align capital labor and government, stressing fair wages, public accountability, and moral business conduct in a tightly linked world.
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Gaene W. Perkins
Perkins
Dominion Conservation Commission 1910 Report Highlights
The Dominion Commission of Conservation reports on its second annual meeting in Quebec and the Ottawa health conference in October 1910. It classifies work into public health lands forests minerals waters fisheries game and publicity and urges farmer education and scientific farming methods while addressing water power pricing and Railway Commission oversight.
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Dominion Commission of Conservation
Quebec
Dominion Public Health
Ottawa
Robertson
Committee On Lands
Commission
C. ©. James
Ontario
Railway Commission
Dominion Public Health Conference
This Date in History Highlights for July 6
Notable events include Sir Thomas More beheaded in 1535 London and 1771 American forces evacuating Ticonderoga and Mount Independence. Also commemorates 1868 death of Irish novelist Sarmanel Lover born 1797 and 1893 marriage of Prince of Wales George V to Princess Victoria May of Teck.
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Thomas More
England
London
Ticonderoga
Mount Independence
Sarmanel Lover
Baltimore
Horace Greely
Prince of Wales
King George V
Victria May of
Teck
Queen Mary
Katherine A. Tingley Born in Newburyport 1847
Katherine A. Tingley, born July 6 1847 in Newburyport Massachusetts, founded a Point Loma California Theosophical colony and led the Theosophical Society worldwide. She studied in Quebec and New York, opposed seances, then dedicated her life to missionary work and Theosophy.
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Katherine A. Tingley
Catharine A. Tingley
Point Loma
California
Newburyport
Mass
Quebec
New York
Theosophical Society
Tingley
Theosophical Movement
W. Q. Judge
America
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Shamrock Bottling Works
South Railway
Empire Electric Co
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Toronto St
Michigan Bar Meeting
Jeattle Creek
Mich
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Daily News
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Alberta
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Gas City
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Johnston
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Torento
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Mbainner
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Finlay &Co
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Carlstadt
Alta
Seven Persons
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Esplanade
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