Rail timetable snippets show trains and routes across Canada and Pacific Northwest
Readable fragments describe trains Arrive Leavy and Arriva times, routes Montreal Vancouver Toronto Vancouver St Paul Seattle Calgary Cranbrook Kootenay Landing and Revelstoke. Mentions sleeping cars between segments and hat passing at Dunomre.
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Imp. Ltd
Vancouver
Montréal
Toronto
Tororon
Seattle-St. Paul
Seattle
Calgary
Arriva
Montreal
St. Paul
St. P
CROW
Soo-Spokane-Portland
Portland
Cranbrook
Kootenay Landing
Revelstoke
Dunomre
Prospects of Election Urges Referendum on Naval Policy
An eastern despatch reports Borden urging an election to let Canadians decide the naval policy. Liberals demand referendum, arguing no mandate exists to bind the country to a 35 million pound grant to the British Admiralty. If the people oppose the policy, adopting it would be a crime. if they support it, so be it.
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Borden
Canada
Berden
British Admiralty
Liberal Party
Ottawa
Quebec
Careful Immigration and the Chadwick Report
The visit of R. B. Chadwick upper administrator of dependent and delinquent children highlights a Canada wide immigration problem. He advocates scientific care for the unfortunate and warns that mentally weak individuals should not reproduce. Critics say current Canadian policy fails to scrutinize incoming immigrants adequately. An eastern writer notes many southern European migrants are rejected at Ellis Island.
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R. B. Chadwick
Chadwick
Department of the Interior
Canada
Europe
Ellis Island
Immigration Caution: Canada Should Refuse Detrimental Applicants
The article argues for strict immigration limits, noting high admission rates in the United States and low rejection in Canada. It warns that allowing unfit entrants creates future charges on society, delinquency, and economic strain, urging rigorous screening to preserve national welfare.
Public Opinion on Alberta Tariff Question
The Alberta electors face a tariff issue seen as not fitting provincial politics yet crucially affects Dominion Government policy. Voters won t back a party that uses victory to expand Dominion powers hindering market access.
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Alberta
Dominion
Stamp Act 1765 Fueled Colonial Ties and Canadian Roots
Lord Grenville's Stamp Act taxed North American colonies including Canada and Nova Scotia to fund defence. Nova Scotia reported no major opposition except minor discontent at Liverpool. The act sparked violence elsewhere, fueling the Revolution and driving Loyalists north, with repeal in 1766 bringing universal joy.
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George Grenville
Canada
Nova Scotia
Wilmot
Liverpool
This Date in History Highlights Key Deaths and Events
A compact list notes 1745 Sir Robert Walpole death, 1801 Ambrosio O Higgins death, 1805 Napoleon named King of Italy, 1863 Prince William George of Denmark elected Greece king, 1865 Confederate Congress adjournment, and 1912 wage advances in New England cotton mills.
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Sir Robert Walpole
Ambrosio O'Higgins
Peru
Napoleon Bonaparte
Italy
Prince William George of
Denmark
Greece
Confederate Congress
Richmond
New England
Governor Sulzer Born in Elizabeth New Jersey
William Sulzer, governor of New York, was born in Elizabeth New Jersey on March 18 1868. He moved to New York City as a youth, attended public schools and Columbia University, and was admitted to the bar in 1884. He built a political career with the Democratic Party rising from New York assemblyman to speaker and then to Congress before becoming governor. He was known as the champion of popular rights and opposed the Cannon rules in 1909.
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William Sulzer
New York
Elizabeth
N. J
New York City
Columbia University
New York Assembly
Congress
Sulzer
Notable Birthdays in High Society and Politics
Duchess of Argyle aged 65 and aunt to King George. Rogie Coghlan famed actress 60. Anna Held celebrated comedienne 36. Senator William O Bradley of Kentucky 68. Bishop John W Hamilton of Methodist Episcopal Church 68. Chester S Lord resigning New York Sun managing editor after 41 years aged 63.
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Duchess of
Argyle
King George
William O. Bradley
United States
Kentucky
John W. Hamilton
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chester S. Lord
New York Sun
Trick on the Kaiser at Chevalier Bowl in Paris tale
A French note cites Le Cri de Paris about a cheeky moment with the Kaiser and Emperor Wilhelm II. The prompt speaks of an archeology minded ruler and a royal dig in the Forum with a pickax gesture to unearth something. The passage ends abruptly with garbled text.
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Paris
Germany
Forum
Pickax
Banal
William II
Engineers and Apprentices Certification Examinations
In Medicine Hat on April 2 and 4 at 9 a.m. at the Cosmopolitan Hotel engineers and apprentices may qualify for certificates under The Boilers Act 1912. Non residents may obtain application forms from the department or the inspector named, fill out and have witnessed before a Commissioner or Justice of the Peace prior to examination.
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Medicine Hat
Cosmopolitan
Justice of the Peace
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the Ladies’ Store
Dunmore
Ick Products Co
VNA Investment
Perial Bank of Canada
Sais
Savings
Wilkinson
Bank OF Western Canada
Edoy
Royal Bank OF Canada Incorporated
Cedicine Hat Branch
McDunkough
Winnipeg
Nto Medicaal
Spokane-Portland Ltd
Medicine Hat News
Medicine Hat News Co. Ltd
Ths
Wain Stree
Wedicine Hat
Alta
N. Terhile
Better
PLONE
BING
Q Governor
Rogie Coghlan
Anna Held
Comedienne
Grand View
Central Park
Imperial Bank
A. P. Day Investment Co., Ltd
Renwee T
Automobile
Plate Glass
Christ
Government OF
Province OF
N. Marshall
Tabor
Palace Hotel
Grassy Lake
Grassy Lake Hotel
John Stocks
Department of Public Works
Edmonton
SRD Avenue
A. Dickinson
Redcliff Realty Co
Bow Island
Geo. M. Gibson, Redcliff
Geo, M. Gibson
Redcliff
Redcliff, Alta
Pingle’s Drug and Book Store
Hutchinson Block
Ernest E. Carver
A. E. Browne
Mar
Becker Bik
Daily News
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