Ontario Elections Full Results Show Oliver Majority
Ontario election returns list dozens of constituencies with Sir Oliver as the government leader and a four vote majority over rivals. The table notes Mowat’s forces seeking a working majority, and adds brief context on supporters and potential shifts. The report also covers royal birth news, with the Prince of Wales and Queen Victoria’s reaction across London and observances at St Paul’s.
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Ontario
Mowat
Complications in the Congo England abandons strip from Congo Free State
London reports England forfeits a ceded Congo Free State strip amid treaty violations. The move weakens Lord Rosebery and the Liberal party and dulls the King's influence, as Leopold II faces criticism for pursuing Congo profits. Leopold reportedly spent 40,000,000 francs on Congo speculation and sought to recoup by leasing the contested territory.
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London
England
Congo Free State
Africa
Lord Rosebery
Liberal Party
Leopold II
Congo
Duchess of York Births a Prince in London
The Duchess of York gave birth to a boy at 9 550 clock on Saturday evening. Labor began early in the morning and telegrams were sent to the Queen the Prince and Princess of Wales and to Home Secretary As quith at Lasely.
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White Lodge
Europe
William Harcourt
St. Paul’s
London
Duchess of York
Prince and Princess of Wales
Asquith
Lasely
Harcourt Backed by Colonials Amid Rail Strike
SPECIAL TO THE NEWs Str. Paul June 28 A strike has been ordered on the Northern Pacific Railway by the American Railway Union All railway employees siding with the strikers will be protected by the A R U
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Harcourt
Northern Pacific Railway
Budget changes after colonial demands
Loxpon June 28 report that Sir William Vernon Harcourt has been forced to alter the Death Duties Clause in the Budget following requests from colonial representatives.
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Loxpon
William Vernon Harcourt
Synod Opens in Rupert's Land Diocese
WINNIPEG reports the Synod of the Anglican Diocese of Rupert's Land opened yesterday. The Archbishop opened with remarks on church work and religious instruction in schools, and paid tribute to the late Archbishop Tache.
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Winnipeg
Rupert's Land
Tache
Loud Voice's Raid Vanquishes Pegans at Milk River
Tas News report details Loud Voice and 60 to 70 warriors marching south of Cypress Hills to a valley above Milk River. They attacked a camp of 109 Pegans, killing 20 and taking 50 horses. Loud Voice lost six, three scalped, while Ki chap a ho wess urged the attack.
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Qu’Appelle
Cypress Hills
Sweet Grass
Milk
Kichap-a-ho-wess
Loud Voice
Kankshewer
Man Killed on Railway at Vermilion Bay
SPECIAL TO THE News reports William Clifton was killed on the railway at Vermilion Bay Ontario yesterday. Vermilion Bay is a CPR station 53 miles east of Rat Portage.
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Ont
William Clifton
Rat Portage
H. A. Penney
Alberta
Reed
Judge rules Japanese not a white person under law
Boston June 28 Judge Colt delivers a decision ruling that a Japanese individual is not a white man within the meaning of any act, marking a notable legal interpretation in the local court.
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Boston
Colt
Carmichael to Succeed Gladstone as Midlothian MP
Edinburgh June 28 Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael will succeed William Ewart Gladstone as Liberal candidate and representative for Midlothian. The move positions Carmichael as the next parliamentary figure for the constituency within the liberal party context.
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Thomas Gibson Carmichael
Gladstone
Midlothian
Special exam of Canadian cattle arriving in Boyland ends
Special examination of Canadian cattle on landing in Boyland will cease this week, according to Tilt News. Authorities are wrapping up inspections amid ongoing port activity as the program winds down.
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Montreal
Landingo
Boyland
Jemima
Casimir-Perier Elected French President
Paris reports Casimir-Perier has been elected president of the French Republic to succeed Carnot, marking a transition in national leadership and party dynamics.
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Carnot
Paris
French Republic
Damaged by Hail and Cyclone Strike Minnesota Crops
A hail storm yesterday caused heavy crop damage around Sewell Manitoba and Southern Minnesota. In Minneapolis a woman took poison after her husband left with her sister, reflecting distress in the region.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
The Twin City Derby Winners in St. Paul June 28
Oakland won the Twin City Derby in St. Paul on June 28 with Longbridge in second place and Wekota finishing third.
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St. Paul
Oakland
Longbridge
Wekota
Delegates arrive for Intercolonial Conference in Ottawa
Ottawa reports all delegates attend the Intercolonial Conference. In Winnipeg the remains of Archbishop Toche are buried at St Boniface. Prohibition and Sunday School conventions open in Winnipeg this morning.
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Winnipeg
Toche
St. Boniface
Dr Fenwick of Montreal Dies at Home
Montreal June 28 Dr Fenwick a noted physician of this city is dead at his home after a long illness. He was esteemed for his medical service and valued in the community.
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Montreal
Fenwick
Mount Stephen Crystals From Our Own Correspondent
Fresno British Columbia June 235 Mrs. Erickson returned from Calgary on Thursday after a lengthened and most census of events.
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Fiesno
B.C
Pleasant social notes and town talk in mild humor
A sequence of brief mentions notes visits by Cardell of Dunmore, Lovell and Barber locals, and Hall of Calgary as the sole westbound train passenger. Engineers Garder and Turnbull with John Stocks travel west from Mount Stephen House. Egg lore, prized poultry, and a Hat hat anecdote cap a humorous piece. Ice water tricks, “Hot Water Tommy” nickname, vanity, and light banter about a pedestrian feat end with a playful crow joke and a small fare.
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Cardell
Dunmore
Jack Lovell
Joe Barber
W. R. Hall
Calgary
Messrs. Garder and Turnbull
Mount Stephen House
John Stocks
Palliser
Montreal
New Northwest newspaper ventures announced
The Northwest journalistic scene expands with new and returning titles. Independent to start at Innisfail by John E. Bonser, Macleod Gazette revived as the Sentinel with D. H. Murphy as manager, Mooroo nia Spectator to publish at Grenfell, and the Times to continue despite changes. A snap judgment on Mr Lang is noted as bluff failed.
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Advocate
Prince Albert
Independent
Innisfail
John E. Bonser
Kamloops
Regina Standard
the Times
Lang
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