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Canadians, Alaska and World Affairs In One Wire
Lord Roberts does not plan a Canada visit this year. Vancouver landing Japanese are noted as soldiers. Duuth ore dock strike off, mines tied up at Cobalt. A Victoria earthquake shock is reported. Brandon gains daily service to St Paul via Jim Hill's road. CPR engineers seek a working hours raise. Barley cutting advances in Southern Manitoba. Portage la Prairie waterworks to cost 300000 dollars. Canadian Railway Commission handled 1800 cases last year. 10000 Irelanders in Canada. Britain to build more cruisers. CN R to construct bridge at Prince Albert. 50 killed in a French train wreck. Winnipeg Rowing Club fails at Canadian Henley. John Hanley Shoal Lake resident dies by poisoning. Webb defeats Towns for world sculling in Sydney. Jimmy Britt defeats Battling Nelson in 200 rounds in San Francisco. Vancouver World verdict in Green libel case. W. T. Finlay inherits 70000 dollars. Alberta rushes Independent telephone line work. Western lumber prices drop as union collapse rumored. English motorist covers 1581 miles in 24 hours. Frost harms potato plants at Fort Qu Appelle Lipton. Peace River Indians increase by per cent yearly. Bill Bailey lowers North Dakota track record Montreal Toronto. Alberta liquor dealer fined 150 dollars for selling to Indians. Two cent mile rate ordered for Grand Trunk. appeal allowed. Massive demonstration planned for William D Haywood in Denver. 25000 union men expected. 100000 Montreal settlers pass through port for Western Canada this year. Port Arthur foreigners with eye disease to be deported to United States. Regina judge rules school trustees cannot tax settler before patent. Winnipeg Board of Control to urge Mayor Ashdown to London to sell 4500000 dollars in city bonds.