Conference Reports Delay Sparks Doubt on Home Rule Talks
After a delayed Buckingham Palace session the home rule conference adjourned with no rupture but uncertainty. Attendees included Asquith Lloyd George Bonar Law Lansdowne Redmond Dillon Carson Craig. Core issue remains whether Tyrone and Fermanagh may vote separately, with cautious optimism lingering.
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Buckingham Palace
Asquith
David Lloyd-George
Andrew Bonar Law
Marquis of Lansdowne
John Redmond
John Dillon
Edward Carson
James Craig
Dublin
King George
Palace
Downing Street
Lloyd-George
London
Patrick ‘O'Brien
Peruvians foiled plot to overthrow government
Lima July 28 a conspiracy against the government was discovered late last night and numerous plotters were captured at the residence of Dr Gerardo Balbuena Barranco. seven military men confessed the plan to overturn the government.
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Lima
Péru
Gerardo ‘Balbuena
Ratepayers endorse by laws at large city meeting
A public meeting in city hall last night urged passage of multiple by laws set for a vote tomorrow. Attendees backed plank sidewalks cement walks curbs and gutters and the children's shelter with little opposition, while a few anticipated fights over police station funds and the municipal stable.
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Benson
Brown
British M P Philip Snowdon to visit Medicine Hat
Famous Labour member Philip Snowdon of the British House of Commons and his wife will visit Medicine Hat from Saturday evening to Monday evening. Local groups plan a public meeting and a luncheon address, with possible involvement from the Canadian Club and Sons of England.
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House of Commons
Philip Snowdon
Labor
Canada
Medicine Hat
Trades and Labor Council
Snowdon
Canadian Club
Sons of England
Conservsative Member Feels Sore Over Retainer Payment
A conservative member from St John Maine complains after accepting a retainer and learning a railway investigation was pending. He repaid the money to avoid suspicion while accusers' counsel probes vouchers showing R Gould of Presque Isle Maine, company president, drew salary and expenses related to the project.
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R. Gould
Presque Isle
Maine
The
Seltway
Harvest Help Sought As Alberta Farmers Prepare
Edmonton July 23 Special to the News The Alberta department of agriculture has sent circulars to boards of trade and United Farmers locals asking for information on harvest labor needs and available workers. It does not expect eastern labor imports and asks railways to offer reduced travel rates within Alberta to move workers to heavier crops. A July 27 meeting between railway representatives and western provincial governments will discuss these reduced rates with an Alberta agriculture official present.
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Edmonton
Department of A Criculture
Boards of Trade
United Farmers of Alberta
Alberta
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Komagata Maru Steams Out of Vancouver Harbor Toward Ocean
The Japanese steamer Komagata Maru left Vancouver harbor shortly after five this morning bound for Oriental waters. Hindus on board offered no resistance as local militia stood by. Rainbow escorted the vessel to a point off Vancouver Island. The ship had anchored in Vancouver two months earlier.
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Vancouver
B. C
Oriental Waters
Rainbow
Vancouver Island
Vancouver Harbor
Calgary injunction hearing proceeds in Valley Road case
Mayor Brown and Acting City Solicitor Rand traveled to Calgary to attend the injunction hearing before a judge in chambers. The duration remains uncertain as the judge weighs the evidence and maintains discretion over proceedings.
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Calgary
Brown
Rand
Chambers
Connaughts Leave Ottawa for Western Tour
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia depart Ottawa July 23 with their suite including Colonel and Lady Evelyn Farquhar and Lady Norah Brassey. The CPR provides a special train for a two week Banff visit before coastward travel, returning September 7.
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Ottawa
Duchess of Connaught
Patricia
Evelyn Farquhar
Norah Brassey
West
C.P.R
Port Arthur
Fort William
Banff
Plucky Northerner Lost Life in Alaska Rowboat Venture
A Fort Yukon merchant named William Moore set out in a 600 rowboat from Fairbanks Alaska on July 23 and was lost at sea. Search efforts recovered no sign of him and locals describe him as a brave, resourceful frontiersman.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
William Moore
Fort Yu‘kon
Blood shed in St. Petersburg strike turns deadly
In St. Petersburg on July 23 clashes between strikers and Cossacks left at least five workers dead and eight seriously wounded. Three police officers were seriously injured as barricades rose in Viborg district. Fire was attempted on the Samson bridge and nearby waterworks before security forces dispersed the crowds at dawn.
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St. Petersburg
Samson
Viborg
Follee
Uniformity of Joint Stock Co Legislation
London reports the Board of Trade has gathered evidence supporting imperial legislation to unify laws on formation management and winding up of joint stock companies. The bill would set dominion powers to amend local rules and identify limits needing imperial consent. Some progress has been made in Transvaal Victoria and British Columbia.
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London
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Transvaal
Victoria
British Columbia
Civil suit seeks breakup of New York New Haven and Hartford lines
New York July 23. Civil suit filed in federal court to force separation of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company from its subsidiary rail, trolley and steamship lines under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Attorney General McReynolds filed the action.
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New York
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Ubsidiary Rail, Trolley and Steamship Lines
Fie
McReynolds
Forest Fires Rage in Washington State Counties
Fire reports from King Clallam Snohomish Mason and Kitsap counties in Washington state indicate widespread blazes. Authorities note multiple small fines and ongoing efforts to contain the fires across the region.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
King
Clallammn
Sinohomish
Mason
Kitsap
Borden Arrival in Toronto Amid Manitoba Vote Quiet
Sir Robert Borden arrived in Toronto from Ottawa this morning in his private car. He had little to say to the press and offered no comment on the Manitoba vote, stating it has not made much difference to the Dominion government.
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Toronto
Sir Robert Borden
Ottawa
Robert
Manitoba
Judge Reserved Judgment in Calgary Valley Road Case
The Supreme Court of Calgary reserved judgment on a permanent injunction to halt Valley Road construction. The judge will read further before deciding. Applicants were represented by W J O Neail. city solicitors were I C Rand and team.
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Supreme Court
Calgary
W. J. O'Neail
Davidson, Bell and O'Neall
I. C. Rand
Laidlaw, Blanchard and Rand
Bulgarian King Cancels Trip to Wagner Festival
Begruth Germany July 28 The King of Bulgaria cancels his planned visit due to current political position. He was expected to attend the Wagner Musical Festival here on July 28.
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Begruth
Germany
Bulgaria
First Wife of Caillaux Testifies at Murder Trial
The Caillaux trial in Paris resumed with Mme Berthe Gueydan, Caillaux’s first wife, set to testify alongside M. Marthou. The courtroom was crowded as Joseph Caillaux and Louis Barthou awaited their turns, while Mme Caillaux faced the intense session with apparent resolve despite fatigue.
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Heliopolis
Guillaux
Chevilard
Paris
Louis Albanel
Madame Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
Joseph Caillaux
Priso
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Caillaux
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