Steam tug William Jolliffe in port for patrol duty
The steam tug William Jolliffe of the B C Salvage Company, stationed at Hiqui malt, is in port on Sunday night. She is performing fishery patrol duties while the steamer Kestrel undergoes overhaul. Captain Newcomb, representing the Dominion government, directs the vessel’s course.
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Beatrice Visit Highlights Changes In Pacific Sealing Fleet
Captain Locke led the Amur remnants with Captain Whiteley praised as Victoria pilot. The Algerine era ends as crew salutes with a gold mounted umbrella and an illuminated address. Japanese rookeries at Robben Island will see 6000 seals protected as Canada gains twenty percent of annual gross proceeds under a new pelagic sealing agreement.
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Floating Cannery Glory of the Seas Pursues Salmon Runs
The Glory of the Seas, once entangled in admiralty court wage claims, has become a floating cannery in northern waters. From Juneau reports say she sails from port to port, canning salmon the day they are caught in the wake of moving sockeye and other varieties, a tremendous success under her captain’s belief. The ship was sold to settle debts after a prior libel suit, then taken to Seattle for commissioning and reentry to the fisheries.
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Wickersham Affair Dominates Alaska Charges Hearing
The House Judiciary Committee reports it cannot act beyond noting the Alaska delegates charges and will forward Delegate Wickersham's request for papers on alleged frauds tied to government coal contracts. Bitter exchanges mark the hearing as the attorney general denies the Alaska delegate’s claims of shielded criminals.
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Life and Death in Doctor's Reflective Essay
Dr Andrew Wilson surveys life and death as two linked mysteries. He notes science, theology and spiritual inquiry all seek to define death and what may lie beyond. He criticizes Carrington and Meader for their blunt treatment, citing photographs and luminous phenomena as sensational.
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Hereward Carrington
John R
Meader
Messrs. Carringthon and Meader
Book Review on Death and Carrington’s Theories
A critical wrap on a discursive work about death by Carrington. The critic questions intellectual nourishment versus effort, contrasts with Myers, and argues the author’s life law theory lacks clarity. It notes medical limits and compares human death to amoeba life, suggesting mystery remains in both cases.
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Old Theories of Death and the Road to Darkness
The passage argues that physical decay ends life as the body can no longer feed itself. It challenges doctors who claim death originates in brain heart or lungs and dismisses charlatans who claim to converse with the dead. It ends with Omar Kayyam’s meditation on the Road and the mystery beyond.
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Cutting Down Park Angers Banff Residents
Calgary and Banff residents react with anger and astonishment after Ottawa quietly transforms the northern Rocky Mountain National Park into a forest reserve. An order in council on June 8 shifts control from Commissioner Howard Douglas, sparking public indignation at Banff as details leak.
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Banff
Dominion
Rocky Mountain National Park
Edmonton Journal
Ottawa
Howard Douglas
Banff Board of Trade
Alberta park cut, forest reserve fears threaten game
The Alberta government reduced a park’s size, carving a forest reserve that includes the breeding grounds for sheep and goats. Officials warn that game regulations may not apply there, risking widespread slaughter and the disappearance of game in the Rockies. Sportsmen and hunters protest, fearing ten years of work will be undone.
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Ternoon
Alberta Fish and Game Protective Association
Rockies
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