King George and Queen Mary Visit Paris in State Ceremonial Tour
The British king and queen travel from Dover to Calais and reach the Bois de Boulogne residence, hosting a grand state pageant in Paris. The royal suites, lavish art, and tapestries reflect a renewed Franco British ties as President Poincare hails renewed confidence between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perla
Paris
Edward VII
Alexandria
Duke
Duchess of Lancaster
Henry VI
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Napoleon III
Edward
George
Queen Mary
Princess of Wales
Killarney
London
Cologne
Dover
Calais
Gare du Nord
Bois de Boulogne
Europe
Louis XIV
Dairy Competition Rules for Regina milking test
Dairy cattle entered for the milking test at the next provincial fair in Regina must be 36 months old for the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Workers to Wreck Property Boston
The Industrial Workers of the World pledge to expend every effort to disrupt property in Boston as part of their action. No further details available in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Industrial Workers of the World
Effects of Cigarettes on Children and Society
Rose Henderson of the Montres revenue court notes that heavy child cigarette use harms physical health and morals. She cites exhausted stomachs and sleep loss from smoking. She observes mothers sometimes give cigarettes to children to please them. Montreal juvenile court clerk Dawson cites cigarettes among both society women and the lowest class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Henderson
Revenue Court of
Montres
Dawson
Juvenile Court of
Montreal
Rail chiefs see limited impact from U S Mexico war
E J Chambertin president of Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific says war between the United States and Mexico would not greatly harm business in the U S and Canada. He predicts railways face financial strain with rising costs and warns against aggressive rate cuts. He expects an interstate commerce commission decision next month and favors a wait‑and‑see stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
E. J. Chambertin
Grand Trunk
Grand Trusk Pacific Railways
United States
Canada
Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamberlin
Rece
Railway Commission
Commission
Defence meeting deferred for imperial navy conference
London reports the imperial navy defence conference planned with overseas dominions has been indefinitely postponed. A white paper records Australia and New Zealand replies, noting Canada favoring a date, New Zealand seeking convenient timing, and Australia delaying ministers in 1914 while urging continuous representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colonial Office
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
South
Newfoundland
Lewis Harcourt
Zealand
Queen Mentioned in Report on 4 Knots an Hour
A London report notes the Queen’s involvement or reaction to a calculation or measure described as four knots an hour, reflecting a maritime or speed context. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
Work Among Emigrants Rome Pope Pius Acts on Measures
Pope Pius evaluates previously taken measures regarding emigrants in Rome and considers new approaches to aid their movement and settlement. The discussion centers on improving care, organization, and administrative oversight of migration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pope Pius
Carranza condemns Vera Cruz seizure as hostile act
General Carranza regards the American naval seizure of Vera Cruz as a hostile act against Mexico. He urges U S withdrawal and warns the Mexican people to avoid further conflict while the administration aims to restore order gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Miral Fletcher
Badger
Atlantic Geet
Minoesola
Chester
Nave College
Sheila
Essex
Albert W. Kimber
Seo Juan de Ulla
Washington
Venustiano Carranza
Wilson
General Huerta
Tampico
United States
Vera Crus
Huerta
U. S
War After Sixteen Years of Peace in U S Senate Vote
The Senate in Washington debates authorizing President Wilson to use force against Mexico. The memory of Sampson’s blockade and the capture of six Spanish vessels fuels calls for a quick end to the intervention, with Vera Cruz seen as a testing ground for decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Havana
Cuba
Ada Sampson
Vera Cruz
Congress
Prince Albert Plans Steamboat Sale to Regina Interests
City of Prince Albert will sell its steamboat K George W to F. Simonds of Regina and G. F. Gillies of Regina for 20000 dollars. Terms may be arranged, following finance committee recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert, Sask
K George W
F. Simonds
G. F. Gillies
Regina
Bert
Beaver Lake
Redistribution Agreed Upon for Canadian Provinces
Ottawa reports agreement on the redistribution of Manitoba Saskatchewan New Brunswick and Prince Edward Islands. The settlement is expected to be arranged to satisfy the committee and officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Islands
Com
Union meeting discusses hard times and Western Canada prospects
President Valiquette presided before about 130 members of the Canadian ebat lupceon as Gilley spoke on hard times. He noted stringency affecting the world and urged recognition of the facts, stressing there was no reason for pessimism regarding Western Canada’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipes
Union
Ebat
Lupceon
Valiquette
Mr. Gilley
Western
Canada
Gold Rush to Beaver Lake North of Le Pas
A spring gold rush is anticipated in the Beaver Lake area about 125 miles by 26 miles northwest of Le Pas in northern Saskatchewan. Some ore samples assay from one to six hundred dollars per ton though further work is needed to determine true value. About 500 claims have been registered with little shaft development currently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OtTawa
Saskatchewan
Beaver Lake
Plpety Milite
le Pas
Weekly Market Report on Wheat and Corn Prices
Winnipeg notes little change in world grain markets with moderate daily fluctuations. Corn price declines in Chicago due to drought and tariff effects pressure wheat, while U S winter wheat prospects and local weather delay harvests with limited frost damage and pests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson, Sons & Co
Winnipeg
Chicago
United States
Atlantic
America
Canada
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Wheat and grain prices and supplies across markets
Wheat and grain markets show reduced U S visible supply and European stocks. Winnipeg cash and futures hover near week-ago levels as lake navigation opens. Port William and Port Arthur shipments slow with steady barley and rising flax demand amid steady cash prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hrad Street
Winnipeg
Port William
Port Arthur
Alberta
Fort William
Three New Statues to Stand in Montreal Parks This Year
Montreal plans three memorial statues with a total cost over 200000. They include King Edward VII in Phillips Square Sir Cartier at Pletcher's Field and Adam Dollard at Viger Square. The Edward statue is the largest project costing about 66000 raised from many small gifts and cast in Paris by sculptor Philip E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Edward VII
Phillips Square
Sir —_ Cartier
Pletcher's Field
Adam Dollard
Viger Square
Edward
Paris
Philip E
British Nationality Ottawa Recognition and Policy Note
Hon C J Doherty will be recognized in Great Britain. The notice mentions innocence and reciprocal actions between Ottawa and Britain in a brief government update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C. J. Doherty
Great Britain
Continue Boring at Swift Current Swift Current
A terse note from Swift Current Saskatchewan describes ongoing routine activity with no notable events or outcomes recorded. The snippet emphasizes daily operations and lacks specific names, dates, or actions.
Parable of the Lost Son and God’s Love Explored
A Sunday school lesson on Luke 15 11 32 explains the prodigal son parable as a lesson on God heart for the lost and the joy of homecoming. It contrasts the elder brother and the returning sinner, emphasizing penitence and the father’s welcoming mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fev DM. Stearns
Pather
Matt Si
Jody Til
Orta
Angela Pho
Peter
Pone
Aga
Job
God
Glasgow Officials Seek U S Exam of Land Valuation Systems
Councillor Alex Walker city assessor and McMillan senior magistrate will travel to the United States and Canada to study land valuation and taxation. They expect to reach Ottawa on June 12 for a two month inquiry, with stops including Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Tewn
Glasgow
Scotland
Alex Walker
McMillan
United States
Canada
Winnipes
Tore
Otews
Montreal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chambertin
Prince Albert
Toronto
W. J Hanna
Riley Sage
Lees
North Country
Weekly Market Report
C.W
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!