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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1915
Page
2
The issue notes May 1915 factory output rising from 5,997,277 to 16,121,149 with exports up while imports drop by over 10,000,000 to 34,890,808. First two months of fiscal year Canada posts a 145,244,352 gain over 135,868,244 last year, yielding a trade balance about 8,000,000 in Canada's favor versus 35,000,000 deficit in 1914.
The Toronto Telegram discusses the British outlook on war length. It contrasts miseries of a long war with perceived dangers of a short war and criticizes anti-dreadnought voices while praising endurance and ultimate victory as the expected outcome of a prolonged conflict.
Trade returns for May indicate a favorable balance for Canada with exports at 42 080 484 dollars and imports at 34 890 80 percent. Total May 1915 trade reached 78 938 990 dollars while the same period last year stood at 80 023 321 dollars.
New York July 3. J P Morgan chief purchasing agent for Britain in the U S was attacked and shot twice at his Glen Cove home by a self described German instructor from Cornell University. The assailant claimed duty to kill if war could not end. He was felled by a coal box. a dynamite filled satchel was found at the door. The attacker, German by descent, bore the name Schwartzheimer as an alias. real name Marcus.
The Majestic Stock Company staged Wildfire with Vane Calvert as Mrs Henrietta Barrington and Fred Cantaway as John Garrison. Charles Ellis Bud and W W Craig Matt Donovan drew laughs while Dr Woodhurst and Ras ter players supported. Miss Grey Orr and a colored maid also contributed solid performances.
Mussallen and Company Limited advertises top groceries at fair prices from 423 Fifth Avenue. The ad invites readers to try an order and be convinced and provides a contact phone number 123.
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