Are McKenzie and Mann One of Two in Business Affairs
Toronto story reports a $500 000 commission suit by broker M J Stewart against R W Penderson over a patent steel making process later sold to Sir William Mackenzie for 5 000 000. The defense argues Stewart had no link to the deals tied to Sir William Mirell and allies.
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McKenzie and Mann
Toronto
Macketster& Mann
Cimdiad Northern
High Court
M. J. Stewart
R. Wo Plenderson
William Mackensie
Donald Mirell
Mer Stewart
Waillaton
Denis
Col Crowe resigns command of Royal Military College
Ottawa May 21 reports Col Crowe commandant of the Royal Military College has resigned to accept a major post in India. Col OG Watkin will assume temporary command at the college. Toronto May 2 reports link the Crowe retirement and General Colin Mackenzie’s resignation to friction with the Minister of Militia.
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Ottawa
Crowe
Royal Military College
OG. Watkin
Toronto
Colin Mackenzie
Col. Crowe
West Fall
India
Col .Hlughes
Mexican loan pact signed with French bankers
Mexico City on May 21 a cabinet member announced a loan agreement for 140000000 pesos with a group of French bankers. Details of loan conditions were not disclosed.
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Mexico City
Boy Found Message Of Disaster On Lake Huron
A mangled clipping reports a boy found a message of disaster on Lake Huron. Names and lines are garbled but indicate a note sealed in a corked bottle and references to people and a goodbye. The fragmentary text mentions October and a lake incident with likely distress or loss.
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Boy
Lake Huron
Truths on Canadian politics and timber deals debated
A London dispatch quotes a Canadian correspondent condemning cabinet actions and urging reform. The piece cites the Prince Albert Homestead sale and a timber deal, noting Robert Rogers and Frank Oliver era conduct and predicting further ministerial controversy in Ottawa until new scandals surface.
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London
Peday
Marcoti
Mittawa
Prince Albert
Edson Chief Withdraws Assault Charges After Apology
Edson Alberta May 21 Chief of Police Richard Wilson withdraws assault charges against him after offering a public apology to Frank Etter. Wilson says the incident in a fracas last Friday was a mistaken identity and the assault was without justification.
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Edson
Alta
Richard Wilson
Frank Etter
Etter
Wilson
Mr. Etter
Grain Commission to Meet on Rules for Sample Market
Winnipeg May 20 The Board of Grain Commissioners will meet the grain exchange May 27 to formulate rules and regulations for the sample market to handle this season's crop.
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Winnipeg
Board of Grain Commissioners
Grain Exchange
Workingmen Oppose Private Street Railway Franchise
Letter from E W Alford of Lethbridge Trades and Labor Council urges municipal ownership of street railways to benefit ratepayers. Cites Medicine Hat and Moose Jaw as examples where private franchises led to costs and regrets. Telegram confirms Moose Jaw Trades Council urges opposition to private ownership of public utilities.
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Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw Council
Medicine Hat
E. W. Alford
Trades and Labor Council of
Medicine Hatl
Ture
Trades and Labor Council
Moose Jaw Trades Council
Maziraki Case Ends With Fines and Peace Bond
After days in court the Maziraki case settled this morning. The defendant must pay 50 pounds and costs or face three months in jail for assaulting his wife and is bound over two sureties to keep the peace for one year. Other brief matters included a couple of petty litigants paying formal costs.
Early Morning Bridge Work to Start Abandons Traffic Delays
Contractors plan morning work on the bridge turning planks and lumber into flooring. Three inch roadway work to begin soon with traffic to open by 7am. Workers expected to commence around 3 am and finish early, with plans to keep lanes usable during the project.
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Hivine
Abd T Pratt
Patlie
Amateur World Golf Championship Opens At St Andrews
Nearly 200 entrants from the United States and Canada have entered the amateur world golf championship at St Andrews. Weber and White receive byes to the second round while Douglas Schmidt and Grant start in the first round. Canadian Jackson Walton faces Dr. G Stevens of the Royal Cinque Ports Club in his opening match.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Weber
White
Douglas
Nsfee
Schmidt
Grant
Jackson Walton
Dr. G. Stevens
Royal Cinque Ports Club
Many Arrests in Silk Works Strike at Paterson Mill
Fifty seven arrests were made near the Price Silk mill as workers returned amid a protest by Industrial Workers of the World leaders. About twelve hundred people gathered, jeering the strikers, with no violence reported. Three prisoners were women. one with a baby was paroled immediately.
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Paterson
N.J
Price
Hagerman Reid Couple Share Quiet Edmonton Church Wedding
Miss Mine Myrtle Reid wed Emil Wilfrid Hagerman of Edmonton in a quiet St Barnabas Church ceremony officiated by Rev Davis. The bride wore navy and blue accessories, rings were exchanged, and the couple planned a Calgary departure then an Edmonton residence. gifts included a silver cabinet. Also noted were fatal and suicide incidents in nearby collieries and Vancouver.
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Emil Wilfrid Hagerman
Edionton
St. Barnabas Church
Mr. Davis
S. T. Kopper
Miss Rorke
Mr. Laughlin
Unclear OCR Fragment On Reginal Play
Fragmentary text appears to describe a garbled scene with names Hewia, Regina, and Moa. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable words.
Redcliff Sends Off Two Popular Guests in Gala Smokier Event
A large Redcliff gathering marked the farewell of Donald McLachlan and William McLean with speeches, songs, and a lavish program at the Maybe Leal hall. Councillor Pat Tatvelle chaired as Lavelle led the house. gifts and a commemorative poem celebrated the guests amid lively applause and a capacity crowd.
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Donald Melos
Walely
Pds
Secorland
Redeliff
Mr. Lavelle
Messrs McLachlain
McLean
Redcliff
Controversy Sparks Rumors Around Carstairs Regiment
A chaotic report from Mdmoster May 24 claims Col Warstairs disputes over Carstairs authority. The mutter mentions reprimands for taking papers, alleged public reprimands, and tensions with senior officers amid rumors of suspension or resignation. A theatre incident cited as public embarrassment fuels the stir.
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Mdmoster
Abnas
Cole Worow
Carstairs
Col Warstairs
Allie Carstairs
Col. Carstairs
Travery Tops Burwell Stakes to Lead Four-Year-Old Turf
August Belmont's Travery defeated Jaes Daw Stedfast and five others in the Burwell Stakes at Newmarket yesterday to establish himself as the champion four-year-old on English turf. Belmont and Lord Jerby's rivalry has colored the season. Travery has never left the first three in his brief career, with an earlier Derby run where he finished third behind Lagalite.
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Londons
Jaes Daw
Stedfast
Newmarket
Belmont
Travery
Mr. Belmont
Lord Jerby
Lagalite
Bloodhound Hunt For Child’s Deadly Attacker
Bloodhounds track trails as bands of men search Westmoreland county for the assailant of 1 year old Grace Johnson of Blackbird. The badly treated child’s body was found near Traf ford on Monday night, hidden along a road to the schoolhouse. State troopers and county detectives joined the hunt yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Westmoreland County
Grace Johnson
Blackbirn
Trafford
Johnson
State Constabulary
Cadets suffer first reverse at imperial rifle meet
London reports the Canada Cadets suffer an eight point defeat in the slow and rapid firing contests. MacWilliams of Calgary Huggins and McNab from Ottawa and Bradley of Quebec led in quick firing with Strathcona and the Lord Mayor to host events. Large flood evacuees arrive from the Mississippi Valley.
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London
MacWilliams
Calgary
Huggins
Ottawa
McNab
Bradley
Quebec
Lord Strathcona
Canada
Civil Service
Browne
Redcliff Hosts Welcome for McLachlan and McLean
A large gathering in Redcliff gave a hearty reception to Messrs. McLachlan and McLean with cheers and songs. They thanked friends, spoke briefly, and left with warm memories and hopes for future improvements. The Roma Band entertained as Merc Cameron McKay led piano accompaniments to over fifty songs. Councillor P S Hodge proposed thanks to Chairman Lavelle as the meeting ended.
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Cameron McKay
Hodge
Lavelle
Port arrivals of immigrants in the western frontier
The report notes about 7,000 Wisnipes and 1,700 others arriving from the United States to western Canada, with most remaining at port. It lists nationalities detaching in the city from ocean ports including British, Russian, Scandinavian, Galicians, Germans and Italians, totaling several hundred.
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Eraling
United States
Caradna
Herth
Cty
Winnie
Gash
Steoss
Offects
Cocesn
Murder Inquiry Opens After Woman Found Dying
Coroner McLaren takes over a case described as criminal assault resulting in murder. Kathleen Mingo, 11, of 48 Dunmay Street, was found dying in a rear yard on Dufferin Street after hours of illness yesterday. She died at 1 pm. One physician suspects flogging and poisoning. An inquest will be held.
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Kathleen Mingo
Dunmay Street
Dufferin Street
Bomb Explodes at Royal Observatory in Edinburgh
A bomb exploded at 1:30 AM in the west dome of the Royal Observatory Edinburgh. Instruments were deranged but the building was not seriously damaged. Police believe militant suffragettes carried out the act.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Royal Observatory
Contracts Awarded for CPLR Mainline Double Tracking
Contracts have been let for double tracking three sections of the CPLR main line through the mountains city. Work set to begin within a month and spans multiple segments under the project plan.
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CPLR
Daily News
Canadian minister confirms McKenzie resignation shock
Ottawa May 21 Col San Iftches minister of militia acknowledged Col Colin Mackenzie's resignation in reply to a question from M MacDonald. Iftches said Mackenzie had performed duties satisfactorily and called the resignation surprise. Premier Potion announced railway subsidy measures to be clarified by week’s end.
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Ont
Col
San Iftches
KB. M. MacDonald
Pictou
Colin Mackenzie
Col. Toughes
MacDonald
Dro Clark
Red Deer
Melus
Potion
Chinese loan oversubscribed in London subscription rush
London crowds surged for the new Chinese loan with 7 461 880 pounds offered and three million already placed. The price was 90 with 5 percent interest with oversubscription predicted amid China’s unsettled politics and a seemingly established republic. Lists closed as banks reported heavy demand.
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London
China
London Times
War Risks Quoted by London Underwriters
London underwriters quote five guineas per cent for a three month war risk between the United States and Japan and eight guineas per cent for a six month risk.
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London
United States
Japan
Roosevelt Sues Paper Over Curses Lies and Drunken Claims
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt travels to Marquette Michigan to press a libel suit against George A Newell editor of the Ishpeming Iron Ore for alleging he curses lies and gets drunk. Roosevelt brings $16000 damages as supporters prepare to accompany him including notable figures from politics and journalism. He plans a six week Arizona trip with his two sons to rest before resuming public duties.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Marquette
Michigan
George A. Newell
Ishpeming Iron Ore
Robert Bacon
Wm. Loeb
P Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
O. K. Davis
Progressive National
Alex. Bambert
Amos Phinn
Lawrence Amos Abbott
The
Outlook
John Callan
Gilson Gardner
Newell
Middle West
Duluth
Jos. G. Cannon
Washington
Colonel Roosevelt
Arizona
Bernier Elected by Acclamation in St Boniface
Winnipeg May 21 Hon Joseph Bernier former Provincial Secretary was returned by acclamation for the St Boniface constituency. Fourteen hundred electors signed the petition and no opposing candidate appeared. Returning Officer Leclerc announced the acclamatory result.
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Man
Joseph Former
St. Boniface
Leclerc
Bernier
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