Laurier Defends Tariff Policy at Ontario Mass Meeting
Sir Wilfrid Laurier spoke to a large Ontario crowd denouncing US reciprocity efforts and pledging tariff stability. He criticized Opposition leaders and endorsed Leighton McCarthy as a future cabinet member and parliamentary representative.
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Collingwood
Ont
Wilfrid Laurier
United States
Guar
Borden
Foster
Sir Wilfrid
Liberal Party
Leighton McCarthy
Sir Donald Mann Visits Medicine Hat On Western Tour
Sir Donald Mann vice president of the Canadian Northern Railway and his suite passed through Medicine Hat last night en route to the coast. The train stayed about ten minutes and Mann and his private secretary occupied the rear coach. Details of his westward movements were not obtained but likely developments along the C N R route in Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia are anticipated. Mann may stay several days in Vancouver before continuing south to other British Columbia points.
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Canadian Northern Railway
Medicine Hat
Sir Donald
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Donald
Vancouver
Medicine Hat a Favorite Layover for Travelers
Prominent eastern visitors stop in Medicine Hat on their way to the coast and to the West. Sir Donald Mann and Hon. Symph Stanley tour Canada. Stanley, a political figure linked to the Derby family, visits Brooks with the Duke of Sutherland. Stanley advocates emigration to Canada and plans to publish impressions upon returning home.
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Hon. L. Stanley
Brooks
Duke of Sutherland
Lord Charles Beresford
Medicine Hat
Coast
Donald Mann
Symph Stanley
Sir Donald
Symuph Stanley
Earl of Derby
Lord Stanley
London
London County Council
Stanley
England
Canada
Old Country
Wreck Toll Reaches Thirty-One Dead Off Quilca
A telegram from the Tucapel purser reports 31 killed and 90 saved after the Chilean steamer struck uncharted rocks in heavy fog near Quilca, 30 miles south of Quilon, Peru. The disaster occurred on September 7.
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Tel
Tucapel
Quilca
Lima
Peru
Quilon
Boy's act wrecks Soo Line train killing three
In Fond Du Lac Wisconsin on September 7 Leonard Eake a 15 year old farmer's son smashed a switch lock to avenge a refused ride. The Velvet Special wrecked on a passing track killing three men and injuring four. Eake confessed to Soo Line officials who said he would be prosecuted to the fullest extent.
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Soo Velvet Express
May
Fond du Lac
Wis
Soo Line
Leonard Eake
Fremont
Soo
Eake
Bration
Fire bug quiet at Nelson as suspect caught
Nelson B C Sept 7 James MacDonald former alderman assisted arrest of a suspected fire bug who lit a scene on the lake shore and fled. MacDonald chased him down and handed him to police. The man gave the name Brownson and had just arrived walking from Spokane the police released him to return to the inland empire city.
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Nelson
B. C
James MacDonald
McDonald
Brownson
Spokane
Inland Empire
Seven room modern cottage near Central Park
Attractive seven room all modern cottage in Central Park area offered at 3000 dollars with easy terms. Property listed by H Pettet & Co at 266 Toronto Street with sale note and contact details.
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Central Park
Liberal Committee Rooms Open at Royal Bowling Alleys
Liberal headquarters are set up in the Royal Bowling Alleys South Railway Street. All electors interested in reciprocity are invited to attend the meetings held every evening. Telephone 541.
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Bowling Aleys
South Railway Street
Canadian Government invites bids for ten thousand tons steel rails
Ottawa September 7 The Canadian Government calls for bids to supply ten thousand tons of steel rails for the Hudsons Bay Railway. Bids will be received up to October 1 1918.
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Ottawa
Hudson's Bay Railway
Free Daily News delivery for Medicine Hat residents
For several weeks the Daily News will be delivered at no charge to every residence in Medicine Hat. If you are not receiving the paper, please telephone the News office.
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Daily News
Medicine Hat
Hasghness
News
Ontario towns set January votes on local option
Toronto report says at least 100 municipalities will vote on local option in January. Current tallies show 442 without license and 380 with license across the province.
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Ontario
W. A. P. Dispatch
Toronto
Bear Breaks Into Shoal Lake Home For Jam
Mrs Collett found a full grown bear with its nose in a jam pot at her Shoal Lake Manitoba residence. She was away briefly and the bear entered, then she secured help from nearby men to take the animal into custody.
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Shoal Lake
Man
Lot 8 Block 83 Sold at Auction Amid Stated Costs
Auction listing notes Lot 8 in Block 83 with total amount $700.09 attributed to H C Per tet and Co as add ons.
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H.C. Pertet & Co
Germany Accepts French Morocco Protectorate Terms
Berlin negotiators report Germany will consent to a French protectorate over Morocco in return for a strictly economic treaty and a slice of the Congo. Germany seeks about 400,000 square miles in the Congo, France prefers up to 150,000.
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Berlin
Herr von Kiderlin-Waechter
M. Cambon
Germany
France
Morocco
Foreign Office
von Nathmann Hellweg
Kiel
Congo
Lilliputian Opera Company Seats On Sale
Seats are now on gale at Pingle's Book Store on South Railway Street for the Lilliputian Opera Company performance at the Opera House Friday night. 4903.
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Gale
Pingle's
South Railway St
Lilliputian Opera Company
Opera House
Rich silver strike at Hudson's Bay mountain south of Hazelton
Hazelton B C Sept 7 Mining circles report a rich strike on Hudson's Bay mountain south of here. A prospector brought in about 100 pounds of ore running twenty percent native silver. Leaf silver to two ounces per leaf and more rich samples are claimed with lead traceable for four hundred feet. Prospectors and mining men prepare to travel to the locality.
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Hazelton
B.C
Hudson’s Bay Mountain
Conservative Powley Urges Reciprocityt Immigration Boost
A Weyburn letter from H J Powley, longtime Conservative activist and first Weyburn association president, endorses reciprocity with the United States. He argues immigration from the U S would rise and benefit Western lands, praising the Americas as a smart, shrewd class and urging support for reciprocity while staying open to other parties. Weyburn, Sept 1, 19 7.
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H. J. Powley
Weyburn
Powley
Conservative Association
United States
Bordenites
Americas
Loyaltt
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D. Mann
C.N.R
Big
Prairie Provinces
Echo
Soo Tracks
Chicago Limited
Liberal
Bear and
W. A. P. Cable
Ternoon
Herr von Kiderlin- Waechter
Dr. von Rathrann Roltweigg
Herr von Kiddlerlin Waechter
Reichstag
AGAR
Conservative Speaks
Weyburn Conservative Association
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