Laurier speech stirs Sudbury crowd in pro reciprocity drive
Sir Wilfrid Laurier addressed a largely French audience in Sudbury during a Liberal demonstration. He urged closer Canada US trade, defended birthright, dismissed Taft politics, and forecast rapid reciprocity within weeks. The event followed a Copper Cliff visit and ended with bilingual remarks. A local real estate tease closes the report.
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Sudbury
Nipissing
Algoma
Wilfrid Laurier
Liberal Committee Rooms at Royal Bowling Alleys
Liberal headquarters have been set up in the Royal Bowling Alleys on South Railway Street. All electors interested in the cause of reciprocity are invited to attend the meetings held each evening. Telephone 541.
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Royal Bowling
Strong Arguments For Reciprocity
Portsmouth England Sept 7 The British association featured a paper by Chas B Mallet on reciprocity between the United States and Canada. Mallet endorsed the Canadian American agreement and rejected fears of annexation, arguing Canadian nationality remains strong and imperial fiscal freedom requires prudent compromise to avoid harming Canada’s farmers and imperial ties.
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Portsmouth
Eng
British Association
United States
Canada
Chas. B. Mallet
War Office
Mallet
Mallett
Manson Holds Fire On Railway Shops Visit In Medicine Hat
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy will likely announce the building of the railroad shops when he passes through Medicine Hat next week. James Manson, assistant to CPR vice president, avoided discussing details, saying he is on holiday. He praised the city’s growth and warned to watch for Monday’s pronouncement.
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James Manson
Thomas Shaughnessy
Medicine Hat
Manson
Milne
West
Far West
Vancouver
P E L Railway Extensions Tenders Opened
Ottawa dispatch announces tender calls for branch lines of Prince Edward Island Railway from Clery to West Point and Stanley Bridge to London and for an LC R extension from Alba to Bad dock CP. Tenders accepted by the railway commission until October 10.
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Ottawa
Prince Edward Islands
Clery
West Point
Stanley Bridge
London
Lc.r
Alba
Baddock
C.P
Railway Commission
Free daily news for Medicine Hat regiments
A short tease notes the Daily News will be delivered free at the doors of every regiment in Medicine Hat for a few weeks and asks recipients to take it if not already.
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Daily News
Medicine Hat
English investors seek site for $5 million steel plant
London England consultant A W Farnsworth visited the city this morning to study a location for a new steel plant. He is touring Canadian towns in search of a suitable site for English capitalists. He plans to head west on Saturday.
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London
A. W. Farnsworth
England
Farnsworth
Canada
West
Train Plunges Into Creek After Rails Fail
At Pinckneyville Illinois a Wabash Chester and Wisconsin passenger train derailed on a trestle last night. Four cars toppled into a creek as spreading rails failed. Four teenagers among the injured, eight seriously, as the train traveled about 30 miles per hour.
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Pinckneyville
Ill
Chester and
Wisconsin
Mysterious murderer strikes again in Pacific Northwest
Portland authorities report two more victims of the unknown killer as Daisy Wisberman and her four year old son are found slain with a hatchet in a cabin near Scapper fifteen miles north of the city. The killer also fatally struck the Hill family of Portland and Mr and Mrs V Coble of Rainier in separate home invasions with similar hatchet work.
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Portland
Ore
Washington
Oregon
Daisy Wisberman
Scapper
Here
Hill
Franco German Agreement on Morocco Negotiations
London reports a diplomatic note indicating France may cede Congo territory less than Germany demanded but insists on Morocco control. Proposed treaty would be signed by European powers and the United States with open door guarantees. Britain and Russia already consented. Germany's stance unsettles observers. Amsterdam notes Dutch reservists kept under arms for 23 days amid Morocco talks.
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France
Congo
Germany
Morocco
United States
Australia
Italy
Great Britain
Russia
Amsterdam
Holland
Frosty Manitoba Night Clears Grain Risk
Winnipeg report from Humbolt Saskatchewan notes temps fell to 24 degrees with frost in several areas yet most grain has passed frost risk. Slight grade reductions possible while threshing continues and rail shipments move. early yields range 16 to 25 bushels per acre and harvesters are praised as the best on record.
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W. A. P. Diewatch
Winnipeg
Humbolt
Sask
Acre
Wolves cause alarm in Northern Quebec camps
Reports from lumber camps along the Ottawa and Gatineau Rivers say a large number of wolves has created widespread alarm. In several incidents, parties were forced to take refuge in trees and stay there overnight.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Gatineau
Lawyer Appeals to Secretary of Colonies
Toronto dispatch reports a Toronto lawyer Mackenzie plans to send a memorial to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. He alleges undue interference by judiciary in his practice and asks for Privy Council reference. The move follows Sir William Meredith directing sheriff officers to remove Mackenzie from Osgoode Hall a year ago.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
Toronto
J. R. Mackenzie
Secretary of State For Colonies
Privy Council
MacKenzie
Court Room Colonial Office
William Meredith
MacKenzine
Osgoode Hall
Canada
Damage From Frost Report Fails To Visit Lethbridge
Local dispatch reports frost caused no damage last night in Lethbridge. The brief update notes minimal impact with no notable effects on crops or structures, citing a calm weather pattern and no reported incidents.
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W. A. PF. Dispatch
Lethbridge, Répt
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