Hat Tops Building Permits For March In Canada Wide Rise
March permit totals surge across 26 cities with heavy gains in Toronto Vancouver Calgary Edmonton and Montreal while Winnipeg and several Ontario towns show mixed results. Ottawa Peterborough and St Thomas decline slightly and overall sentiment is optimistic for continued construction activity compared with last year.
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Winnipeg
Ottawa
Lethbridge
London
Toronto
Vancouver
Calgary
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Victoria
Moose Jaw
Regina
Ontario
Peterborough
St. Thomas
Fort William
Hamilton
Kingston
Port Arthur
Strathcona
Berlin
Quebec
Montral
Quebec City
Montreal
Halifax
Sydney
St. John
Maritime
Hudson Bay Company
Prospect
Inc
Alta
Ont
Alor
Lee
Egina
Stratford
Windsor
Porgigners Despoil The Mosque Of Omar In Jerusalem
London reports Anglo-American excavators in Jerusalem face Turkish protests over alleged desecration of the Mosque of Omar. They allegedly found Solomon's crown sword ring and a Bible manuscript while spending 700000 dollars on the venture. The expedition sailed from Jaffa aboard Capt. Parker's yacht on April 19. Security forces in Jerusalem would include 2000 artillerymen 1000 infantry 500 cavalry and 2000 police if rebels attack.
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London
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Omar
Titus
Jaffa
Palestine
Parker
Ben
War Department
Trespassers Arrested For Using Box Cars As Lodging
A railroad official announced stricter enforcement after three men John Dawson Carl Strand and Thomas Taylor were arrested by a special agent for using CPR box cars as lodging on railroad property. They were fined two dollars each and crossing the river bridge was warned against trespassing.
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John Dawson
Carl Strand
Thomas Taylor
C.P.R
Funeral for Winright Colter Tomorrow in City
The funeral will be from the family residence on Toronto street tomorrow at 3 PM. Rev McDonald will officiate and interment will follow at Hillside cemetery. Sisters and brothers have arrived from Outlook Strathmore and Washington. Husars affiliation noted with no militia arrangements yet.
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Winright Colter
Toronto Street
Rev.McDonald
Hillside Cemetery
Nichols
Outlook
City
Strathmore
State of Washington
Colter
Hussars
Saskatoon Suicide Attempt Near West Side Home
J Marlow of Nineteenth Street West between Avenue and C attempted suicide by ingesting a large dose of chlorodine during an epileptic attack. Neighbors and children were present as doctors rushed in with antidotes to save him.
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Saskatoon
J. Marlow
Nineteenth Street
West
Avenue
West Side
James Fleminghag’s Calgary Return Sparks Canada League Debate
A fragmented clipping centers on James Fleminghag returning to Calgary amid remarks about ornamental figures and Canada League status. The piece hints at a shift in his stance and potential tensions within The Daily Noble publication.
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James Fleminghag
Calgary
Pening
England coronation trip set for local scouts leaders named
Local boy scouts Clare Becker John Yuill Harlan Yuill and Horace Whiffin will attend the coronation in England. Commissioner Northcott of Calgary will arrive tomorrow to arrange preliminary details. The boys travel under an official of the organization and sightseeing is promised. Parents will bear the costs.
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Clare Becker
John Yuill
Harlan Yuill
Horace Whiffin
Northcot
Calgary
England
Boy Scouts Parade Impresses City Crowd in First Review
The first review of local Boy Scout companies drew about 85 boys who paraded the streets to wide citizen praise and officer commendation. W B Hay, district commissioner, spoke on the high school grounds after the parade. Northcot, Alberta commissioner, is due to arrive in the city tomorrow evening and the scouts will meet at Toronto street school before marching to the depot to greet him.
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Boy Scouts
W. B.hay
Northcot
Alberta
Toronto Street
Depot
Saskatchewan Range Stock Growers Hold Annual Meeting
At Parsons Hall Maple Creek on May 4 the Saskatchewan Range Stock Growers Association held its annual meeting with Hon. W. M. Motherwell in attendance. Discussions covered brand recording, potential relocation of the brand office to Regina, and the controversial dipping of cattle before September 16 to protect Southern Saskatchewan cattle interests after a severe winter.
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Asia
Maple Creek
Saskatchewan Range
Parsons’ Hall
W. M. Motherwell
Medicine Hat
Regina
Motherwell
Bat
Saskatchewan
Liberals to decide on session or July adjournment
Ottawa May 4 Liberals convene Friday to vote on keeping Parliament in session or adjourning until mid July to pursue reciprocity proposals while Sir Wilfrid Laurier attends the Imperial Conference. Conservatives will review Liberal terms and a May 28 to July 18 adjournment proposal is under discussion.
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Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
England
Imperial
Meeting votes favor re enactment of Land Act clause
The meeting approves forwarding a resolution to Hon. Frank Oliver requesting re enactment of the Land Act clause allowing proof up by stock rather than cultivation for homesteaders. Officers are re elected and a motion recommends William Linder or Philip Lindner as stock inspectors for Winnipeg season.
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Frank Oliver
Messrs Williamson
Zeigler
William Linder
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Philip Lindner
Government Legislation Advances in Commons
Ottawa May 4 Minor government measures engaged the Commons session with progress on several bills. Hon Geo P Graham introduced a Railway Act amendment bill requiring rail and telecom operators to submit business statements to the Railway Board and lease provisions for St John Stailey railway as part of the LGR. The measure aims to enable government control over equipment and operations.
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Ottawa
Commons
Geo. P. Graham
Railway Board
St. John Stailey
LGR
Oliver
Endorsements Help Bills Reach Third Reading
Amendments were accepted by the Minister and the Bills then received the third reading.
Man Receives Maximum Two-Year Term After Suicide Attempt
Nelson reports Judge Forman F H Taylor was sentenced yesterday to two years in prison the maximum for attempted death by own action. Taylor pleaded guilty on April 18 and cited illness rheumatism and fever causing despondency as his motive for the act.
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Nelson
F.' H. Taylor
Taylor
Girardé
Fatally Wounded as Daughter's Betrayer Gets Revenge
Philadelphia on May 4 reports a man fatally wounded the betrayer of his 18 year old daughter. Frank McMahon aged 48 and Leary aged 53 were involved. the alleged avenger shot them after seeking reparation. The incident reflects a fatal retaliation over alleged dishonor.
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Philadelphia
Frank McMahon
Wounde Leary
Ghit the
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