Wheat Market Hopes Rise on Bradstreet Stocks Decline
Wheat trading steadied after holidays with a small advance driven by Bradstreet’s report showing a 3,517,000 bushel drop in world visible stocks for the week. Russia and Argentina shipments fall short of last year, while American and European winter crops offer mixed prospects. Manitoba futures rise but cash demand stays weak as the market awaits clearer Argentine results and future production.
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Bradstreeta
Europe
Russia
America
Manitoba
Fort William
Port Arthur
Paris journalist founds babies club in gardened building
A Paris journalist starts a new babies club housed in a spacious building with a garden and a clubhouse. The venue offers games for children and a welcoming social space for families.
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Paris
Sue
Naval officers sentenced after Sea of Japan surrender
Nebegatel and his squadron faced death sentences for surrendering the Japanese fleet on May 2 196. The court commuted the fate of Vice Admiral Nebegateff Commander Licheme Gen Admiral Apraxine Rear Admiral Gregorieff Admiral Seniavin and Lieut Smirmnot to ten years in a fortress, while four other officers received shorter terms.
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Nebegatel
the Sea of Japan
Nebegateff
Licheme
Apraxine
Gregorieff
Seniavin
Lieut Smirmnot
Nicholas I
British ambassador Mortimer Durand may receive peerage
Editorial notes Washington departure of Sir Henry Mortimer Durand British ambassador. Discusses possible peerage and the Canadian representative question for James Bryce. Bryce plans to visit Aberdeen mid January to bid farewell to constituents and sail to the United States in February.
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London
Washington
Henry Mortimer Durand
James Bryce
Aberdeen
Bryce
United States
Fabulous Sum for Gillies Limit Toronto
The Globe reports the government is asked to sell part of the Gillies limit for 40 million dollars. The mineralized portion abuts the Coblat silver mining area and has not been cleared of timber. About 1,400 workers clear timber from roughly three square miles, while the total limit spans about seventy square miles. An American syndicate reportedly presented the proposal to government members.
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Toronto
The
Globe
Gillies
Self Government Call at Indian National Congress in Calcutta
Dababhi Nao rajid, ex-British MP, urged Indians to govern themselves as British subjects. He noted Boers gained self rule while India remained denied, and proposed a large patriotic fund to educate Indians and press the campaign in England. Over 10,000 delegates applauded the address.
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Calcutta
Indian National Congress
Dababhi
Naorajid
India
England
Letter urge U S action over Congo Free State abuses
A letter signed by J Pierpont Morgan Dr Lyman Abbott and other New York figures asks Secretary Root to press moral support of the United States government to correct alleged Congo Free State inhumanity.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Lyman Abbott
Root
Congo Free State
United States
Congo
Wheeler to Address Canadian Club Ottawa
Parker O Wheeler of Calgary will address the Canadian club of Ottawa on January 2 on The Rocky Mountains. He is son in law to John Macoun of the Geological Survey, president of the Alpine club of Canada, and will illustrate his lecture with Rockies views.
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Wheeler
Canadian Club
Ottawa
Parker O. Wheeler
Calgary
Canadian Club of
Rocky Mountains
John Macoun
Geologics] Survey
Canada
Alpine Club of Canada
Rockies
Sir John Madden to Visit Niagara Falls and Canada Tour
Sir John Madden chief justice of Victoria Australia will visit Niagara Falls with Lady Madden and the Misses Madden. After a Winnipeg stay he will travel by Toronto to North Bay and sail home January 4. The party is on a sight-seeing Canadian tour with a two day Winnipeg visit.
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John Madden
Ottawa
Victoria
Australia
Lady Madden
Madden
Niagara Falls
Toronto
North Bay
Sir John
Canada
Winnipeg
Hungarian settlers in Canada increasingly English in first generation
Manager Count Peter Way addressed the Hungarian Geographical Society on Hungarian settlement in Canada. He said agricultural settlers retain their Hungarian character in the first generation, but their children become more English and feed themselves as Canadian citizens.
Col Jarvis Weds Geraldine Fitzgerald Ottawa
Col Jarvis secretary of the ear of agriculture married Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald of Ottawa. The couple left for a honeymoon trip to New Zealand after the ceremony.
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Ottawa
Col. Jarvis
The
Ear of Agriculture
Geraldine Fitzgerald
New Zealand
Beginning of Genesis and the Christ-centered reading plan
A sermon outline reviews Genesis creation in six days as a restoration act and frames Scripture as a revelation of God through Jesus Christ. It likens creation to the birth of a soul, contrasts form and void with light, and invites believers to renewal through the Spirit and Word, ending with the promise of new creation.
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Tai
American Press Association
Jesus
Moses
Joshua
Samuel
God
Andrew Murray
Gen
Fis
Weston
Christ
Earth
Heaven
Father
Jesus Christ
Car Shortage Alarm Tells Northwest Woes
Interstate commerce commissioner Lane reports widespread car shortages across North Dakota Minnesota Wyoming and Idaho delaying wheat and flax shipments. Farmers, elevators, and residents cite trains not running for weeks and hundreds of thousands lost. A Cheyenne Wyoming letter describes a car stalled since November with no freight movement. Immigration reports blame lack of motive power and cars for coal shipments in western Wyoming and surrounding areas.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Lane
Northwest
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wyoming
Idaho
Cheyenne
Wyo
Immigration Immissioner
U S Forces Reinforced in Santa Clara Cuba
Secretary Taft reports Gov Magoon warns of unsettled Cuba conditions with lawless bands pillaging in Santa Clara. General Bell orders strong reinforcement of American troops to suppress disorders, with General Wint to assume command on January 1 as he tours the island assessing military needs.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Taft
Magoon
Havana
Cuba
Santa Clara
Bell
Gen. Bell
Wint
Earthquake Destroys Town in Northern Chile
An earthquake devastates about half of Arica in Tacna province, Chile, with Iquique spared. Tacna, a desert province 8000 square miles in area, borders Peru and has a history of seismic activity. Arica's population has dwindled from 30,000 to about 3,000.
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Santiago
Chili
Arica
Tacna
Iquique
Chile
Peru
Valparaiso
Chicago Woman Revived After Death Ordeal
Mrs Augusta Gardmann of 2960 Farrell Street was pronounced dead and lay in an undertaker's slab for hours after swallowing carbolic acid. She suddenly stirred during embalming and ordered the undertaker to stop, then dressed and walked away as police arrived.
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Chicago
Augusta Gardmann
Farrell Street
Labor disputes rise in Canada to over thirteen hundred cases
The annual labor department report notes 130 trade disputes in Canada for the year ending June 30, affecting about 518 firms and 18,513 workers. Lost time reached 343,800 days with 1,071 fatal and 2,578 non fatal serious accidents. Fair wage schedules were prepared for 147 contracts.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Department of Labor
Department
Emigration Board Aids British Workers to Canada
The British Central Emigration Board, chaired by Sir Clement Kinloch, administers a 250000 pound fund to loan passages and support until work is found. Ottawa meets with Sir Wilfrid Laurier and officials as 800 have already gone to Canada, mainly Ontario. Farm laborers artisans and domestic servants are targeted for future emigration.
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British Central Emigration Board
Ottawa
Ont
Central Emigration Board of
Great Britain
Edro
Stoke
Wilfrid Laurier
R. W. Scott
W. D. Scott
Central Emigration Board
Sir Clement Kinloch
Canada
Storie
Prince Fushimi to Visit Canada on Imperial Mission
Prince Fushimi of Japan will leave Yokohama on February 7 for an official visit to England and will convey the emperor’s thanks to King Edward for the Garter award. He plans a homeward route via Canada stopping in Montreal Ottawa Toronto Winnipeg and other major cities. He will not visit the United States. The prince, a first cousin of the emperor about 45, led the first division at the Yalu. The Dominion government is expected to entertain him.
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Prince Fushimi
Ottawa
Gen
Yokohama
England
Japan
Edward
Order of the Garter
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Dominion
United States
Kuroki
Yalu River
Maude on Veregin in Russia and Doukhobor emigration
Aylmer Maude writes that Peter Veregin plays a strong political hand in Russia by seeking a return invitation on terms of Doukhobor independence. He warns the Doukhobors in Canada are settled and unlikely to move, making promises from Russia’s premier likely forgotten by successors. Maude argues concessions could bolster Veregin’s prestige while enhancing control over followers and pressuring Canada.
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London
Aylmer Maude
Canada
Times
Peter Veregin
Russia
Veregin
Vatican reports French reply on Montagnini expulsion
The Vatican says M Pichon told Paris diplomats that Montagnini had no diplomatic standing and that sequestered papers at the nunciature were unimportant. He added that Montagnini was not allowed to correspond with French bishops, despite denials of a reply by the French government.
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Rome
Vatican
France
Mgr. Monagnini
Paris
M. Pichon
Pichon
Mer. Montagnini
Mgr. Montagnini
Senate Sets Stage for Church and State Separation Bill
Paris report says the senate, by a large margin, referred the supplementary church and state separation bill to the committee on the separation of church and state. The vote is seen as a test that will assure passage with a big majority despite strong right wing opposition.
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Paris
Senate
Committee On the Separation of Church and State
Paris Denies Vatican Protest Reply On Expulsion Case
The foreign office reiterates a flat denial that it has replied to the Vatican's protest or engaged in any discussion with the powers over the expulsion of Mgr Montagnini.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Vatican
Mgr. Montagnini
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