Trains and Terminals Schedule Fragments
Arrive and leave times listed for trains and terminals including Vancouver Montreal St Paul Seattle Spokane and Cranbrook services. Notes mention sleeping cars only between Winnipeg and Revelstoke and that No 11 and 12 do not arrive Medicine Hat, with Dunmore eastward passing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imp. Ltd
Vancouver
Seattle-St Paul
Beattie Lota
Calgary
Montreal
St. Paul-Seattle
Kootenay Landing
Winnipeg
Revelstoke
Medicine Hat
Dunmore
Weekly News Publication Rates Declared
The notice outlines that a weekly newspaper publishes more than sixteen pages with news from the week, local and district items, and monthly content. Subscriptions are priced for three months in advance and a yearly plan is also offered.
Public Library Urged For City Amid Hard Times
In a strong appeal the News urges city leaders to prioritize a public library, noting the money market is tight and suggests delaying a permanent building. It argues the true need is access to a library and mental welfare for citizens, via plans, information, and citizen involvement rather than a fixed edifice.
London suffragette meeting blocked by hostile men
Report notes the weekly suffragette meeting in London faced attempts by non sympathisers to enter while women barred men. The piece condemns both the men’s rude behavior and the militant tactics used by some suffragists, arguing men degrade themselves by such conduct.
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London
England
Cancel the Charters Pressure Rails Through Ottawa Districts
Western members protest railway charters granted to build lines into districts with promises of future construction. They cite rapid settlement hype followed by long delays before graders and steel arrive, criticizing the disconnect between surveys and actual progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Western
Canada
Fragmentary notes on federal and peerincel transport legislation
The readable fragment references necessary transportation facilities and mentions federal and peer consent or agreement to pass legislation. It lacks clear names, dates, or places to provide concrete actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
City planning debate urged by civic authorities
Regardless of the merits of the Canadian Public Service Corporation proposal, city leaders are urged to conduct a serious inquiry into town planning. The editorial argues that a city is built beyond buildings and roads, stressing the importance of diagonal streets boulevards and terracing as essential elements of a scientific plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Public Service Corporation
The Victor Laurels for Pelletier and British Supremacy Debate
The Edmonton Bulletin critiques Mr. Pelletier for staying in government to push a Nationalist plan that blocks Canadians from participating in preserving British naval supremacy. It argues he has achieved his aim and may retire with laurels, leaving Mr Blond to advance the anti-British doctrine in government actions.
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Mr. Petletier
Pelletier
Blond
Mrs Woodrow Wilson on White House dress spending
Mrs Woodrow Wilson says she never spent more than 1000 dollars a year on dresses and does not intend to while mistress of the White House. She notes a woman’s privilege to change her mind after payday.
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
Irish-Canadian Tension Sparks Riel Controversy
An 1871-era account recalls a young Irishman from Ontario, Thomas Scott, whose clash with Louis Riel sparked a feud. Rev. George Young and others sought to intervene but could not avert the fatal outcome or the ensuing storm of anger against Riel in Canada.
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Riel
Ontario
Thomas Scott
Ati Angrate
George Young
Riel Ache
Canada
This Date In History March 6 Through The Ages
March 6 highlights include the 1815 death of Dr. Frederick A Mesmer who formulated artificial magnetism at Moorsburg, and the first meeting of the Prince Edward Island Legislature in 1874.
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Frederick. A. Mesmer
Moorsburg
Johnson
Prince ‘Edward Island
Huntly Title History and Notable Dynastic Facts
The text traces the Huntly lineage from medieval times to the 19th century, noting the Marquis title dating to the 15th century and key figures such as Bart Huntly, with references to Hamildon in 1402 and Scottish nobility. It mentions various political and clerical roles linked to Aberdeen and Lord Rector elections, amid fragmented notes.
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Bart 'Huntly
Hamildon
Bart
Scotland
Bari
Marquis of
Huntly
Thas
Rec University
F’ of
Aberdeen
Veteran billiard player George F Slosson honored after long career
A historic note honors George F Slosson a veteran billiard player aged 69 after many years in the sport. The item records his long career and mentions a milestone age and days in play.
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George F. Slosson
Perat
Unclear fragment teases tea trade details
A damaged line recalls a man visiting a Chinese shop to purchase tea. He notes a price of two dollars and eighty cents for five ounces, but the fragment is incomplete on key names and context.
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Tennant, Splane & CO
Medicine ‘Hat
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SPO
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