Senate splits aides bill over judges and post reductions
Ottawa report details Senate action removing provisions for three new judges in Quolwe and dispensing with a Chief Justice for the Northwest. House debates postal rates for newspapers, provincial advantages, and subsidies. Premier Lameler defends provincial jurisdiction while Foster and others attack railway subsidies and government promises. The session moves to supply as debates wane and government purchases progress.
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Ottawa
Senate
Quolwe
Althionel
Yukon
Northwest
Joseph Caron
Sproule
Davie
Lameler
Returning soldiers from South Africa reach Britain aboard the S
A group of wounded soldiers from South Africa have been invalided to England and now ready to sail back home across the Atlantic. Major Pei vale Strong of F Company is among the party and appears in good health after recovery. Lieutenant Colonel TMerehmer, previously commanding Wie Mamnted Rifles, was treated and evacuated to Bughindik before rejoining. General Hutton oversees the veterans as they pass through Bisley Camp, with Private War of the Que Rifles among those traveling and noted for his warm reception by Canadians.
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London
England
South Africa
Atlantic
Peivale Strong
F Co
Wa Oflive
Cane Marisian
Tmerehmer
Wie Mamnted Rifles
Bughindik
Grood
Silay
Hutton
Bet Jade
Mounted Tarantey Dalashar Sidvansh
Itovia
Canmilans
Que Rifles
Toronto
Bisley
Burdett Coutts
House of Commons
Wynberg
Orange River
Montreal Boiler Makers Strike Shuts City Factories
About 250 boiler makers in Montreal are on strike with 600 other workers affected in related shops. Arbiters arrived to reconcile disputes over a proposed 45 cent daily wage rise on the current 2 dollar daily rate. Foundrymen and moulders prepare for conference with national officers.
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Montreal
Dauy
National Bounder's Association
Members of the union to be announced at moulders’ meeting
Members of the E H E versus Troy Moulders’ Union will be made known at the moulders’ meeting this evening. The report notes pending disclosures and the need for union cohesion ahead of discussions.
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Thehe Vs Troy Moulders’ Union
Hlwih
Moulders
Sailor Rescues Canadian Flag Amid Ottawa Dust Up
An odd incident unfolds as a sailor saves the Dominion flag from a destroyed jewelry shop in Detroit before a mob heads toward Canadian Government offices. Two patriots intervene, warning the crowd with a terse quip about recognizing the flag, and the mob disperses without further incident.
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Ottawa
Detroit
Midh
Dominion
Canada
Western Loan and Trust Directors Mull Future Plans
Meeting of the Western Loan and Trust Company directors in Montreal discussed the auditors report by Mason of Hamilton and Rosk of Montreal. They found the business not in first class condition but some officers believe improved management could recover without harming shareholders. Consideration was given to moving headquarters to Woodstock or another Western location.
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Western Loan and Trust Company
Montreal
Western Loan and ‘Trust Company
Mason
Hamilton
Messrs. Rosk
Byal
Woodsto Ont
Ex-priest marries in Montreal amid career twists
Rev Arthur Coutlee once Father Coutlee, famed in Worcester Massachusetts, marries Miss Georgiana Perricer a Northern Ontario schoolteacher. He is described as about 95, son of Dominic Coutlee ex Parliament member for Soules, once Ottawa professor, later sent to Belgium and Rome, led a mission at Kemiskaming. He left the priesthood about two months ago and joined the Presbyterian faith in Worcester where he pursues pastoral duties on probation.
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Montreal
Arthur Coutlee
Coutlee
Worcester
Mass
Georgiana Perricer
Ontario
Dominic Coutles
Parlianent
Soules
Styre
University of Ottawa
Belgium
Rome
Rule Nos Heres
Kemiscamingne
Grand Trunk Sets New Toronto to Montreal Run Record
Montreal July 1 The Grand Trunk made a new running record between Toronto and this city The distance of miles was covered in six hours and forty minutes in the Second section of the Chicago Express which left the Queen City last night and pulled into the Horiventure Station this morning The trip was broken by eleven stops as these had the effect at reducing actual running time to Si minutes Theiveryre Speed of the train therefore was nearly aa mile a minute.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk
Toronto
Chicago Express
Queen City
Horiventure Station
Iveryre
Niagara captain sails Whirlpool rapids in self built boat
Niagara Falls Ontario captain Nissen alias PLM Bowser claims to be a Koolkkeeper of Chicago navigated the Whirlpool rapids Jaya River in a pine boat named the Foolkiller. The craft measured eight by four by four feet with six airtight cork-filled compartments. He returned ashore soaked and exhausted and doubts he will attempt the crossing again.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Nissen
Bowser
Chicago
Jaya River
Astor suddenly leaves London amid society crisis
In London and New York society pages William Waldorf Astor undertakes a sudden departure for Germany at the peak of the season. Engagements are cancelled and invitations once given for a Sunday Clivedon house party are withdrawn as the move stuns English high society. The Prince of Wales is cited as the decisive influence in these social shifts.
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London
New York
He Journal
William Waldorf Astor
Germany
Silay
Clivedon Ao
Don
Tily
Prince of Wales
Milne's Reputation Defended After Harsh Treatment Report
A report states that he has been cut in consequence of insulting treatment of Captain Sir Archibald Milne last week. The notice notes repercussions faced by Milne following criticisms aimed at him.
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Archibald Milne
PEAGE PROSPECTSAND THE BOER RETURN TO PEACE
The report from Pretoria on July 19 states Britons at Bethlehem show improved prospects for peace. President Steyn and Orange Free State leaders have surrendered except Steyn himself, with Neitish prisoners’ communications to seek a ceasefire. Botha and colleagues poised to enter peace talks as civil administration is urged to guide future settlement.
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Well
Botha
City of Seattle returns from Alaska with gold cargo
The City of Seattle has returned from Alaska with a large gold cargo. About eight hundred thousand dollars was shipped from Dawson to the Seattle Assy Office by the Canadian Bank of Commerce and the Bank of British North America. Passengers report the Klondike clean up progressing satisfactorily.
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Seattle
Alaska
Banke of Commerce
Bank of British North America
Dawson
Telegraphic Briefs Across Provinces and Cities
Drowned three-year-old wife of J C Collink in Kingston. Rev Dr Mowat, brother of Ontario’s Lt Gov, critically ill in St John. Whittaker, local insurance agent, arrested on forged papers. Ottawa notes Unatton political belief debate. Artel to be Lieutenant Governor of Quebec as Supreme Court step. William Glenholme Campbell sworn Chief Justice at Government House. Capetown and Baseland movements note. Aquila naval transport sails to China with 460 soldiers. Narces Latreniere, 82, veteran officer, dies in residence. Yukon Dragoons pass Winnipeg en route to Toronto Quebec under Col Heming. Three remain in Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Dally
Yukon Dragoons
Whanipey
Toronto
Quebec
Heming
Foster
Melon
Trebelli at Opera House Next Monday Opens Friday
Opera patrons learn Trebelli performs at the Opera House next Monday with an opening Friday engagement. The venue schedules advance tickets and a season-long run spotlighting the soprano in a mixed program.
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Trebelli
Opera House
Pessimism Grows Over China Legation Safety Claims
Reports from Associ LD PRESS and cables from Shanghai and Canton describe confusion over confirmations of foreigners' safety in Pekin amid the Tien Tsin siege. Heavy fighting drives exhaustion as 130 plus shells hit Chinese concessions. civilians seek shelter while Japanese, Russian forces engage artillery.
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Associ LD Press
Lan
Shanger
Dowage Press
Persia
Pekin
London
Shang
Tien Tsin
Canton
Sius L Mung Chang
Missionaries Safe Amid Chinese Crisis and Foreign News
Telegraph reports from Che Foo and Canton describe Canadian and American missionaries reaching safety as unrest spreads. Delcasse cites Tokyo telegrams confirming Japanese force deployments. Remote dispatches note brigand raids on Mo Ting Pu and Catholic communities, with other cables detailing foreign ministers' status and the waning yellow fever scare in Havana.
Chinese War Department Claims Responsibility for Tianjin Trouble
Fragmentary dispatch reports a Chinese War Department message claiming the Imperial Government's responsibility for the Tianjin disturbances. The note asserts the expansion there as direct result of Imperial actions and was presented to the State Department via a secretary.
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Washington
Amy Rice
State Department
Hiya
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