DUKES VISIT TO MEDICINE HAT PLANNED FOR OCTOBER 11
A city committee appointed by the Council in Medicine Hat outlines duties for reception of the Governor General and party. Sub committees handle programme carriage decoration accommodation route and autos. The Duke of Connaught and party to arrive about ten in morning with a platform office Esplanade Riverside Park ceremony and corner stone at Cousins and Sissons subdivision school.
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Medicine Hat
Col. Sissons
Spencer
Shoebotham
Insp
Parker
S. T. Hopper
Potter
A. J. N. Terrill
Walter Tuckvale
C. J. Wilson
Supt. Cameron
H. W
W. H. Turpin
G. H W. McDonald
Capt. Parker
A. Binning
J. B. Davies
Cousins & Sissons
Smyth
Duke
J. W. Morrow
L. H. McDonald
Duke of Connaught
Royal Wickness
Hussars
Canadian Pacific
Park
Main Street
4Th Avenue
Esplanade
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6Th Avenue
Toronto Street
Highland Street
Roy Street
Braemar Street
Montreal Street
South Railway
Round House
Columbia Avenue
Ogilvie's
1St Avenue
West Hospital
City Hall
Depot
Post Office
News
Hat's Schoolswelcome 940 Pupils
Hat's public schools report 940 pupils in attendance led by Superintendent Hay with 24 seats remaining and 104 admissions pending. A committee of Hay and Morse will arrange interim accommodation until the Cousins and Sissons new school opens. Total project cost 115000. building 95000, furnishings and fees 15000.
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The
Hat
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Morrow
Cousins and Sissons
German Press Adds to Strained Condition
Berlin reports condemn the British policy of backing Russian intervention in Mongolia and a suspected tripartite agreement with Russia Japan and Britain for partitioning China. Officials silent on Wilhelmstrasse stance while markets wobble over a reported £10 million London loan to China.
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Britain
Russia
Mongolia
Berlin
Pekin
England
China
Japan
Great Britain
Wilhelmstrasse
London
Minister Mitchell Leads Alberta Irrigation Visit to Medicine Hat
R Mitchell Minister of Public Works is in the city for several days with English capitalists returning from a Southern Alberta Land Co. irrigation tour. The party toured the Bungalow experimental farm and the Ronalane site near Gleichen while praising the district's development and noting the Bow River crossing remains unfinished.
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Fion
R. Mitchell
Alberta Land Co
Gleichen
Medicine Hat
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. McGregor
Ronalane
Ronald Lane
Cie Hat
Bow River
News Job Department Offers Full Facilities
The News Job Department provides complete facilities for supplying the most satisfactory services.
Senator Lavergne Predicts Canadian Navy for Empire Defense
Winnipeg dispatch reports Senator Lavergne a French-Canadian leader states he and his followers back a navy built in Canada for imperial defense and notes pledged to the Empire. He warns Parden ships will be wrecked on trade and naval issues and predicts reciprocity among the prairie provinces within years. He is joined by Ton Jules Allard and Gustave Phoneching at the forestry survey.
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Winnipeg
Man
Lavergne
Forestry
Victoria
B.C
Canada
Prairie
Ton
Jules Allard
Quebec
Gustave Phoneching
Maine Republicans win governorship and three congress seats
Returns show William T. Haines elected governor by 30 557 votes over Frederick W. Plaisted. Republicans hold both U S House seats and gain a Senate majority on joint ballot. Legislature composition favors Edwin C. Burleigh for U S Senator, while Progressives align with Republicans in the statewide sweep.
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CW. A. P. Dispatch
Portland
Maine
United States
William T. Haines
Waterville
Frederick W. Plaisted
Augusta
Haines
Plaisted
Bert M. Fernald
FLW
Asher
Winds
Frank Eli
Guernsy
Forest Goodwin
Samuel W. Gould
D. J. McGillicuddy
Senate
House
Edwin C. Burlegh
Obadiah Gardner
William P. Frye
Republican Party
Car crash on Guy Street injures ten in Montreal
A Montreal street car crash on the steep Guy Street hill near Pine Avenue left two men fatally injured and eight others hurt. The two men were trapped in the wreckage and freed only after the mechanism was pried apart. one man is believed to be AA Burnato, the other unnamed. The brake failure caused the car to roll back and collide with the following car.
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Montreal
Que
Guy Street
Pine Avs
Royal Victoria Hospital
AA Burnato
Basement Sale Advertises 50 to 75 Cents Items
The Imperial Dry Goods Co announces a midweek basement sale with items priced at 50 to 75 cents each. Window display invites shoppers to see bargains while the Daily News lists a 35 cent monthly city delivery.
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Tmyperial Dry ‘Goods Co
Imperial Dry Goods Co
Premier J W Sitton Father Illness Saddens Winnipeg
Hon J W Sitton has been in poor health for some time with his condition worsening prompting calls to his son Hon Clifford Sitton and other family members to be summoned in Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
Man
J. W. Sitton
Clifford Sitton
Opening of 38th American Bankers Association Convention
Detroit hosts 1500 to 2000 visiting bankers as the American Bankers Association begins its 38th annual convention at the Opera House. Capital represented tops $10 billion. Address returns and reports follow with speeches by Robert W. Bonynge and Sen. Charles B. Townsend among the afternoon program highlights.
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Detroit
Mich
American Bankers’ Association
Detroit Opera House
Joseph A. Vance
Osborne
Thompson
George H. Russel
Detroit Clearing House
Robert J. Lowry
Atlanta
Association
Wiliam Livingston
Frederick FE. Farnsworth
New York City
J. Fletcher Tarrell
Dentists to reorganize National Dental Association
Washington, DC sept 10 complete reorganization of the National Dental Association is to be effected at its sixteenth annual convention meeting in the capital for a three day session. The group will align with the American Medical Association and affiliate with state dental groups. Bishop Harding gave the invocation at the New Willard. Rudolph welcomed attendees and Dr. Frank C. Hetrick of Ottawa Kansas replied for visitors. Dr. Arthur R. Melendy of Knoxville Tenn delivered the presidents address and Dr. Newel S. Jenkins of Dresden spoke on Modern Dentistry in Germany.
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Washington
National Dental Association
American Medical Association
Bishop Harding
New Willard
Rudolph
Frank C. Hetrick
Ottawa
Kas
Arthur R. Melendy
Knoxville
Tenn
Germany
Newel S. Jenkins
Dresden
Rochester Centennial Preparations Near Completion
Elaborate preparations are nearing completion for Rochester New Yorks centennial celebration set to begin with anniversary church services Sunday. Parades and events will unfold through most of the week. The committee hopes President Taft will attend on the principal day with Governor Dix and city mayors invited.
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Rochester
N. Y
Taft
Dix
Delaware Democrats Meet Here Nominate Gubernatorial Hopefuls
Delaware Democrats gathered in Yover to select candidates for presidential electors and a U S House representative along with a full state ticket from governor downward. Potential governors include John G Gray Thomas N Stayton Thomas N Monaghan of Wilmington and Theodore Armstrong of Newark. Congressional hopefuls include Robert White and Albert F Polk of Georgetown.
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Yover
Del
Congress
Down
John G. Gray
Thomas N. Stayton
Thoras N. Monaghan
Wilmington
Theodore Armstrong
Newark
Robert ©. White
Albert F. Polk
Georgetown
Allied fleet Bombards Scalamova Near Smyrna
London dispatch reports the Jalian fleet bombarded Scalamova, a seaport near Smyrna in Asiatic Turkey, as of today according to a news agency despatch received in London.
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London
Scalamova
Smyrna
Asiatic
Turkey
Master Car Painters in Session in Denver
The forty third annual convention of the Master Car and Locomotive Painters Association opened in Denver with members from leading American railroads. The three day session will focus on technical subjects. Corset sale advertised with prices 1.50 and 0.85 per pair by The Proprietary Goods Co.
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Denver
Colo
Master Car and Locomotive Painters’ Association
United States
Canada
Ameria
Riot in Duluth as cars run by strike breakers
In Duluth Minnesota on September 1 a car strike continued with no new outbreaks against the company. About fifty percent of streetcars operated by strike-breakers were in service as a mob estimated at 3000 gathered and attacked cars. Three strike-breakers were pulled from their cars and injured. Windows on most cars were broken. Police protection was requested.
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District Court opens Thursday with many small debt cases
The weekly district court session is postponed one day and will open on Thursday with Judge Carpenter. Most cases are small debt filings, with a few speedy trial criminal matters to be decided. Listed suits include Fawcett vs Snider, Charter vs Lovell, Guerin vs Linseed Oil Mills, Erter vs Doctor Steel, Dundon vs Harris Freeman, Hill vs Gunther, Medicine Hat Milling Co. vs Shaw, Brunseth vs Chartier, Medicine Hat Milling Co. vs Fred Scott, Browne vs McKenzie, Hillerbrand vs Halisor, and Straiter vs Fawcett, plus two magistrate appeal cases.
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Carpenter
T. Fawcett
J. R. Snider
QO. M. Chariier
J. Lovell
A. B. Erter
Doctor Steel
W. P. Dundon
Harris Freeman
Leslie Hill
H. O. Gunther
Medicine Hat Milling Co
Double Fatalities in Oxford Army Flying Corps Maneuvers
Two newly commissioned Lieutenants C A Berlington and EB Hotchkiss died during army flying maneuvers near Wolvercote Oxford. Their aeroplane reportedly lost power and plunged from about m0 feet with one body recovered from the river and the other in a field. The week long aviation corps exercise drew strong press praise for the corps.
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Oxford
Eng
Army Flying Corps
C. A. Berlington
EB. Hotchkiss
Wolvercote
Aviation Corps
Governor Wilson addresses veterans in Atlantic City parade
Gov. Woodrow Wilson arrived in Atlantic City to review the parade and deliver an address at the national encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans. He was greeted with an enthusiastic reception.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
People From Many Lands Drawn to Austrian City by Eucharistic Congress
Vienna hosts the Eucharistic Congress under Emperor Francis Joseph with delegates and visitors from the United States South America Canada and Europe. A festival assembly at St Stephen's opens proceedings with papal brief readings followed by pontifical mass and parish services. An immense Sunday procession will end the congress with a public celebration at the Hofburg.
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Francis Joseph
Austria
United States
South America
Canada
Europe
St. Stephen’s
Stephus
Lopes
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