Transport timetables hint at cross country routes
The snippet lists multiple railway services between Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary, and Seattle with various express and local designations. It notes passing times at Dunmore and mentions connections to Kootenay Landing and Cranbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imp. Ltd
Montreal
Vancouver
Toronto
Van
Tor
Prairie
Winnipeg
Calgary
Kootenay Landing
Cranbrook
Paone Weekly News advertising rates and subscription details
The item lists subscription prices for Paone Weekly News with options: 13 RING and 1 year by mail at 9.80, 6 months at 1.50, 3 months at 0.07, and asks for early or future delivery. It notes weekly publication on Thursdays, with sixteen or more pages and local district news.
Navy question in politics divides Liberals and Conservatives
The piece argues the navy issue has been exploited for political gain by Conservatives and Nationalists in Quebec. It notes Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s stance for a united Canadian navy within the British fleet, while Prime Minister Borden wavered and undermined earlier contracts without repealing the law.
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Canada
Quebec
Laurier
Borden
Wilfrid
Wilfrid Laurier
London
Macleod approves $167,000 sewerage plant
Citizens of Macleod show strong faith in the town's future by carrying bylaws authorizing a $167,000 expenditure to install a modern sewerage system and engine plant.
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Macleod
Medicine Hat reveals new waterworks plan and growth gains
At a public meeting Alderman Pratt Mayor Spencer and City Engineer Grimmer described Medicine Hat's proposed waterworks system as satisfactory and wise. The piece notes steady property value growth, limited price surges, and the region's prosperity. It cites US criminal procedure flaws and Calgary Herald talk of CN Rail steel into Calgary, with a Calgary branch to pass Medicine Hat as construction progresses.
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Medicine Hat
Ald. Pratt
Spencer
Grimmer
Canada
William McKenzie
Calgary Herald
C.N.R. Steel
Calgary
Meviicine Hat
Population Rise Outpaces Wheat Growth in North America
Between the last two censuses the United States population rose 29 percent while cereal crops grew only 3.5 percent. People urge critics to start a newspaper or join city council as a way to gain attention, a tactic seen as diminishing self-importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
This Date in History Highlights Key Events
1761 Zachariah Poulson, first U S daily newspaper publisher, born in Philadelphia. Died there July 31, 1844. 1774 First Continental Congress met at Carpenter's Hall Philadelphia. 1805 Malta capitulated to Britain. 1842 Lord Ashburton left the United States after treaty. 1847 Jesse James born in Clay County Missouri. Killed in St. Joseph Missouri April 3, 1882.
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Zachariah Poulson
United States
Philadelphia
Carpenter’s Hall
Malta
Lord Ashburton
Jesse James
Clay County
St. Joseph
Sir John Newell Jordan Birthday Note
Sir John Newell Jordan, longtime British diplomat born September 5 1852 in County Down Ireland, marked his 60th birthday. His career spanned over thirty five years focused in the Far East beginning as a student interpreter in 1876 and rising to roles in Pekin Seoul and Korea. He served as assistant secretary and secretary at the British legation in Pekin and became consul general in Korea before returning to head the British mission in Pekin now serving as minister there.
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Sir John Newell Jordan
County Down
Ireland
Queen’s College
Belfast
Far East
China
Pekin
Korea
Seoul
Birthday honors for church, rail official and politician
The message celebrates Rt. Rev Chauncey B Brewster Episcopal Bishop of Connecticut age 64, Richard A Jackson vice president and general counsel of Great Northern Railway age 54, and Thomas Watson Georgia politician and 1904 People's Party presidential candidate age 56.
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Chauncey B. Brewster
Connecticut
Richard A. Jackson
The
Great Northern Railway
Thomas
Watson
Georgia
People’s Party
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al, Worcester
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the House of Fashionable Dressers
Main ST
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Cousins and Sissons
South Quill
Central Park
Toronto St
North Yuill
Suite IL
Imperial Bank
J. H. Preston Planing Mill
OFCA
Savings 'Bank Department
Fourth Avenue
C. H. ‘McDunnough
Imperial Bank of Canada
BR. G. Wilkinson
Merchants Bank OF Canada
Pioneer Bank OF Western Canada
Burrs
Tasker
Eliable
Soa, Ltd
St. Paul
Port
Dunmore
Medicine Hat News Co. Ltd
Main Street
Alta
A. J. N. Terrill
PAONE
RING
Beth
NAVY
Poli
East
West
Prairie Provinces
American Prison Board
Rosedale
South Railway
Donald Currie
Becker Block
SY Righi Woo
Globe Cleaning & Pressing CO
Fourth Ave
J. A. Landry Carpenter & Builder
Ottawa St
Highland St
R. B. Taylor
Plano
Plano Yana
E. M. Cawker, Prim. B
South Ry. St
Eynolds .& Stes Art
Morgan
Beaver Board
Supalo
Finlay & CO
Lumber People
Box
Pingle’s Drag and Book Store
Achesee
H. B. Curtis
Wraemer
Phins
City Hall
Crossley Bros
4Th Ave
P. D. Box
FE. S. Lyon
HEAVY
York Street
Ab B. C
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