Foreigner in Critical Condition After Redcliff Shooting
William Velitis, a foreigner, lies in a city hospital with abdomen gunshot wounds and is not expected to survive. Mike Hunsak, jailed in the Mounted Police barracks, is held on the knife edge murder charge after the Redcliff midnight shooting during a drunken brawl among C. P. R. laborers living in cars.
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Mike Hunzak
Wm. Velitis
Mounted Police
Redcliff
William Velitis
Mike Hunsak
Velitis
Velius
Haanzak
Harper
Stevens
Royals Sail From Vancouver Amid City Cheers and Lights
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught with Princess Patricia left Vancouver for Prince Rupert on the CPR steamship Princess Alice at 10 30 Sunday night. Police escorted the party from Hotel Vancouver as electric lights outlined the dock in red white and blue and carpets lined the way to the boat. The mayor led three cheers for the Duke and for King George with the crowd joining in the National Anthem as the ship pulled away.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
Vancouver
B. C
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Princess Patricia
Prince Rupert
City Mounted Police
Nulkern
Duke of Connaught
King George
Patricia
British Army Veterans Eyed for Canadian Settlement
Naval and Military Emigration League aims to move ex soldiers to Canada as a solution for impending discharges. Be T Scammell of England, honorary secretary, tours Canada to press federal and provincial governments and media to offer inducements for English army leavers to settle in Western Canada.
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BE. T. Scammell
England
Naval ’and Military Emigration ‘League
Pacific
Canada
Scammell
First Snowfall Delays Harvest in Southern Alberta
The first snowstorm hit Southern Alberta with rain turning to wet snow after a day of 18 inches? No, 18 of an inch of rain. The thermometer neared freezing at midnight. Canadian farmers face flax worry as only a small portion has been cut while 90 percent of the wheat is cut and stored. The storm will delay threshing for days.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
Lethbridge
Alto
Alberta
Frost Eases After Light Damage in Brandon
Brandon reports three degrees of frost overnight with minimal damage. A bright sun today lifts tension from recent days. Threshing will be general again Wednesday as field work resumes.
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Brandon
Weather halts harvest across prairie provinces
Rain and snow after a twenty hour spell stop harvests in High River Alberta delaying threshing though Saskatoon and Manitoba report improving conditions. Across Saskatchewan and Alberta harvests resume as Manitoba sees drying winds and better weather aiding grain salvage efforts.
Hundred Drown In Russia After River Collision
A Russian despatch reports 115 people drowned on the northern Bivinun River near Archangel after a collision between two steamers. The steamer Obnevka carrying 150 passengers sank within minutes. 35 survivors were rescued.
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Paris
Archangel
Russia
St. Petersburg
Obnevka
Sard Barnard Wedding in Hot Springs Virginia
Miss Abbie Ingalls Barnard granddaughter of railway executive Melville E. Ingalls and Russell Ellis Sard of Albany New York wed at St Luke's Episcopal Church Hot Springs. Rev William G Thayer officiated. Guests came from Washington Cincinnati New York and other cities. The couple will reside in Albany.
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Hot Springs
Abbie Ingalls Barnard
Melville E. Ingalls
Russell Ellis Sard
Albany
N. Y
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
William G. Thayer
Southboro
Mass
Washington
Cincinnnati
New York
Sard
Trude Named New Head of Quebec Detective Bureau
Detective Joseph Trude, with 21 years in Montreal Police, is appointed to succeed the late Detective Denis. He will lead a detective bureau to be organized independently of the Quebec Provincial Police under the Attorney General.
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Quebec
Joseph Trude
Montreal
Denis
Attorney-General’s Department
Trude
Ulster Intercession As National Anthem Is Sung
Ulster intercession observed across the province with churches opening for services. The Most Rev John Baptist Crozier ordered a special declaration read and designated Ulster Day as days for prayer. National Anthem sung in many congregations. large turnout in Belfast and Londonderry.
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Belfast
Ulster
John Baptist Crozier
All Ireland
Church of England
Londonderry
Borden Seeks Suffrage Views in Canadian Interview
Premier Borden meets a deputation of Toronto suffragettes shortly after arrival. He requests they send circulars outlining their views and desires and promises full consideration to their case.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
Toronto
Borden
Princess Mary Thresa of Spain Dies in Madrid
Madrid reports Princess Mary Thresa sister of King Alfonso died suddenly from an embolism at almost thirty. Wife of Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria, she leaves three children Louis Alfonso Jose Eugene and a young Princess.
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C. A. P. Cable
Madrid
Mary Thresa
Alfonso
Infanta
Ferdinand of
Bavaria
Louis Alfonso
Jose Eugene
Many Men Needed to Help with Crop
Winnipeg dispatch reports the Canadian Pacific Railway received five hundred telegrams requesting numbers of men still urgently needed for harvest. In total three thousand workers are needed, with about half required at Manitoba points. Stations show twenty to forty empty grain cars waiting to move the crop amid a fortnight of stalled movement.
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Wr Alp
Dispatch
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Little Readable News
A damaged OCR passage contains scattered fragments with few readable names places or dates, offering minimal coherent facts or context for a full summary. The text appears to be an incomplete page fragment, not a clear news item or event.
Plans Selected for New Parliament Buildings
Winnipeg reports the Manitoba Legislature committee chosen to handle the new Parliament Buildings met with President Leonard Stokes of the RIBA presenting final plans and approvals.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Leonard ‘Stokes
Massachusetts primaries set with gubernatorial races looming
Mass voters head to the polls to choose nominees for State Legislature, Congress, and county offices in Massachusetts. Governor Foss seeks renomination on the Democratic ticket against Joseph C. Pelletier, while the Republican race features Joseph Walker versus Everett C. Benton. The Progressive Party has no primary ballot and must nominate by petition.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Progressive Party
Foss
Democartic
Joseph C. Pelletier
Joseph Walker
Massachusetts Assembly
Everett C. Benton
Belmont
Despondent Lena Snead Discusses Tragedies of Life
Calvert Texas Sept 23 Lena Snead, widow of John Beal Snead, declares Al G Boyce the only man she ever loved and admits seeing Boyce in Dallas before his death in Amarillo. She says she reconciled with Snead for her children’s sake and funds. She speaks freely about elopement to Winnipeg and recent killings.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
Calvert
Texas
al. G. Boyce
Winnipeg
Amarillo
John Beal Snead
Lena Snead
Snead
Salvation Army appoints Clement Jacobs to Boxrad Colony
London Sept 23 Col Clement Jacobs long time director of Salvation Army emigration to Canada is named director of the Boxrad Colony of the Salvation Army. The appointment is criticized as Jacobs is viewed as lacking knowledge of agricultural matters and the post involves farm work and settlement duties.
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C. A. P. Cable
London
Col
Clement Jacobs
Salvation Army Emigration
Canada
Boxrad
Salvation Army
Jacobs
Devlin Injured in Belfast Car Crash En Route to Meeting
Joseph Devlin MP for Belfast West suffered injuries in a road accident on the way to a Kilcoloon sy meeting. The event was halted as he was taken for treatment.
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Belfast
Joseph Devlin
House of Commons
Belfast West
Kilcoloonsy
Port Arthur Boy Fatally Shot by Carpool Companion
Port Arthur Ontario 12 year old Bernard Gulsser died after being shot in the back with a .22 caliber rifle while playing at Spanish Mine. The incident occurred while he and a chum were together. authorities are investigating the accident.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Bernard Gulsser
Spaniah Mine
Brother slain in land dispute quarrel
In Danville on September 23 Percy Harger killed his brother William after a breakfast quarrel over a land deal. Police reported the brothers argued at the table before the fatal act occurred.
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Danville
Percy Harger
William
Hon Clifford Sifton Sails London on St Louis
Hon Clifford Sifton sails from London aboard the St Louis on September 28. The brief item notes his departure details and the ship's name.
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HON. C. Sifton Sails
London
Clifford Sifton
St.Louis
Montreal Man Shot by Unknown Negro
Montreal police and Chief McCas kill search the country for an unknown Black man who shot Louis Noe Baour nay at Saint Lambert around 6 60 o clock. Baour nay is in hospital in critical condition as an inquest into the incident lingers.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
Montreal
McCaskill
Louis “Noe
Baournay
Borden outlines navy plan to Parliament after Britain trip
Premier Borden announced that definite naval information would reach him by the end of next week and be submitted to the Cabinet. A plan of action on the navy question would then be prepared for Canadian Parliament when called in November. Hon. Robt. Rogers defended western sentiment and attacked Liberal press and leaders for stoking race and sectarian prejudice.
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Montreal
Borden
Windsor Hotel
Great Britain
Robt. Rogers
West
Premier Borden Speech Sparks Canadian Naval Debate
London reports Premier Borden’s Montreal address aroused strong interest. The Pall Mall Gazette notes significant support for separating naval issues from party politics, citing J. A. MacDonald of the Toronto Globe and J. W. Dafoe of the Winnipeg Free Press as leading Liberal voices.
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London
Borden
Montreal
Pall Mall Gazette
Canada
J. A. MacDonald
Toronto Globe
J. W. Dafoe
Winnipeg Free Press
Homesteader Killed as Runaway Team Bolts Near Seven Persons
Charles Willis, a homesteader near Seven Persons, was killed when his team bolted on Main Street. He was thrown, rendered unconscious, and died in the hotel after medical aid arrived. Undertaker Johnson of this city is transporting the body. relatives in the United States are being awaited.
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Willis
Seven Persons Street
Charles Willis
Dr. Smith
Undertaker Johnson
States
Typhoid Rising Prompts Health Board Action
Typhoid fever cases in the city are increasing with a new patient found in a small flat where thirteen foreigners live. The hospital is full, and the Board of Health plans an urgent afternoon meeting to isolate patients and move others to prevent an epidemic, per Mayor Spencer.
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Board of Health
Spencer
United Irish League Meeting Opens in Philadelphia
A large gathering of Irish leaders arrives in Philadelphia for the United Irish League of America convention. Delegates from across the country attend with Home Rule likely dominating discussions as the event runs through Wednesday and Thursday at the Academy of Music. Notables include William H. Redmond, minister and son of John Redmond, head of the Irish parliamentary party.
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Emerald Isle
United Irish * League’ of America
Academy
Musi
Ireland
Tainty
Gue
John Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
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