New Union Stock Yards Planned for Winnipeg
The CPR announces completion of a 20 acre tract east of St Boniface for union stock yards. A joint venture by railways and firms is forming, with a charter secured. Swift & Co. representative Mr. Bangs discusses plans as West Winnipeg yards become crowded. The new yards aim to be up to date and may force relocation of nearby packing houses.
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Winnipeg
St. Boniface
Bangs
Swift & Co
Chicago
Gordon and Ironsides
Fares & Gallagher
Holman & LaFrance
Western enthusiasm drives western growth in Canada
The piece lauds Western Canada for ambitious public works and backed by municipal funding, praising efforts to buy out monopolies and expand transit and telephony. It notes Edmonton's 710 to 7 vote to purchase Strathcona’s tramway rights and a $135,000 funding boost, projecting Calgary Regina Saskatoon Winnipeg growth and national benefit from western enthusiasm.
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Ontario
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Bell Telephone Company
British Columbia
Edmonton
Strathcona
Twin City
Calgary
Regina
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Comarigon
Canada
Rifle Scores at Coleridge Rifle Ranges Saturday
Scores posted from Coleridge Rifle Ranges show results tallied for Saturday events. Competitors scored across disciplines with officials noting top marks and possible records in the meet.
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Coleridge Rifle Ranges
Sir Charles Tupper A buoyant political figure praised
From the Montreal Herald, a portrait of Sir Charles Tupper as a buoyant, optimistic politician akin to Gladstone in vigor and public engagement. The piece notes his sustained mental sharpness and continuous interest in politics, then begins to outline his views.
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Sir Charles Tupper
Gladstone
Sir Charles
Old Age Keeps Public Voices Strong in Prophecy
The passage notes that aging public figures like Sir Charles and Goodwin Smith retain influence and continue their campaigns, even as opponents tolerate their persistent calls for annexation and single continental identity. It wishes them continued clarity and vigor in the years ahead.
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Goodwin Smith
Sir Charles
Mr. Smith
Will Conrad Price Withdraw
A Canadian correspondent from Port Benton reports a dry season with cattlemen riding high on beef demand. Rumor says the Conrad Price outfit may make its last fall round up, creating a void in local cattle circles. Charley Williams, famed manager, is credited with much of the outfit’s longstanding success.
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River Press
Port Benton
King Edward’s Domain
Conrad Price
Conrads
Mr Price
Man
Charley Williams
Bayne Committed for Trial in Colchester Election Case
Stipendary Crowe ruled today that Alonzo R. Bayne faces bribery and corruption charges tied to Colchester election amid John Stanfield's Conservative victory. Bayne was committed for trial at the next supreme court sitting.
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Truro
Labor party and prohibitions debate in Canada letter
Do M Fowler defends labor interests against the Socialist party over prohibition. He argues organized labor should not back socialism due to drink laws and calls for a Christian policy. The letter ends with an invitation to Miss McDermott’s millinery opening.
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Pettipiece
Canada
Labor Party
B. C
Calgary
Socialistic
Maine
Socialist Party
Timber berth tender evidence before Public Accounts Committee
Testimony by Mr Turnli during cross examination before the House of Commons covers tender practices for timber berths. He asserts all auctions went to highest bidders with certified funds, denies late tenders or disclosures, and denies any personal interest in Imperial Pulp, Big River Lumber, Burrows, or Fraser.
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Public Accounts Committee
House of Commons
Turnli
Ames
Medicine Hat
E. M. Macdonald
Turritt
Turriff
Imperial Pulp Company
Big River Lumber Company
Burrows
A. W. Fraser
West
Medicine Hat backs irrigation push for Southern Alberta
The citizens of Medicine Hat unite across Conservatives and Liberals to back the Southern Alberta Irrigation company, praising its potential to transform local conditions. Opponents are cautioned, with political rhetoric kept to a minimum as discussions avoid wider land deals and Saskatchewan tensions.
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Calgary
Medicine Hat
Alberta Irrigation Company
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Inlay & Company
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the Post Office
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Sherbrooke, Quebec
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Undertaker
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