Prince Rupert Seen As Thriving Northwest City In Transit
Victoria writer Rev W Stevenson lauds Prince Rupert in the Colonist, praising its harbor as world class, rapid growth to three newspapers and modern amenities, and its promise as the Grand Trunk Pacific terminus. He predicts vast land fortunes and a future metropolis vibrant with trade, learning, and art.
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W. Stevenson
Victoria
British Columbia
Prince Rupert
Kamloops
Grand Trunk Pacific
Northwest Coast
Timbuctoo
New Styles of Warships From Portsmouth Revolution in Design
Reports from Portsmouth describe a forthcoming Dreadnought-powered by internal combustion engines with no funnels or stokeholds. A smokeless, fast battleship could redefine naval warfare, reducing space for fuel and ammunition but reaching 60 000 to 70 000 horsepower. The Orion may soon seem obsolete.
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Portsmouth
Orion
Max Pemberton
King Edward VII and Germany in a Deutsche Revue article
Berlin reports that Lord Esher portrays King Edward VII as preferring peaceable settlements with Germany and loving its people. The piece argues the king did not direct British foreign policy, which rested with his ministers, while he sought to maintain prestige and unity amid domestic crisis.
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Lord Hstler
Deutsche Revue
Edward VII
Germany
Berlin
Daily Telegraph
Lord Esher
King Howard
Lord Hsher
Great Britain
Edward
King Edward Foretold Sea Power and Anglo German Ties
The article outlines King Edward’s courage and support for Britain’s sea power as essential to national defense. It notes his lack of hostility toward Germany, recognizes his awareness of European commercial rivalry, and captures Lord Esher’s call to bring Germany into closer Franco British unity as a stabilizing factor.
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Eward
Great Britain
Edward
Lord Esher
Germany
France
Europe
Hague Award and Treaty Coast Fishing Rules
The tribunal rules that restrictions linked to light or harbor dues are impermissible unless fishermen entering bays for four purposes report to a customs official when feasible. It defines three marine miles from bay entrances and sets exclusion lines for several bays and coasts. US inhabitants are entitled to fish on Newfoundland and Magdalen Islands treaty coasts with limited commercial privileges. fishing and privileges cannot be exercised concurrently.
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Great Britain
Baie Des Chaleurs
Bireh Point
Miscou Island
Macquereau Point
Bay
Newfoundland
Connalgie Head
Bay of Fundy
Canso
Bacon
Bryce
Conception Bay
Privy Council
United States Cable Company
Anglo-American Telegraph Company
Magdalen Islands
United States
Tribunal
Believers Follow Truth or Fable in Mindful Reflections
A terse reflection notes that many men who pretend to believe things end up truly believing them. It suggests the ease of self-deception and the shaping of conviction through repeated assertion.
Sealed Tenders Sought for Graham Island School Building
The Minister of Public Works invites sealed tenders for a small one room school at Graham Island Skeena District. Tenders due Oct 10 1910 with $125 bank cheque. forms seen Sept 12 1910 at multiple provincial offices. Lowest bid not guaranteed.
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Graham Island
Queen Charlotte Islands
Skeena
John L. Barge
Queen Charlotte City
Prince Rupert
Jedway
Department of Public Works
Victoria
Bank of Canada
Minister of Public Works
F. C. Gamble
Public Works Department
B.C
Examination for Inspector of Steam Boilers and Machinery
Examinations for the position of Inspector of Steam Boilers and Machinery under the Steam Boilers Inspection Act 1901 will be held at Parliament Buildings Victoria starting November 7 1910. Application forms available from the undersigned with return by October 24 1910. Salary 180 dollars monthly increasing 5 dollars per month each year to a max of 180. John Peck Chief Inspector of Machinery New Westminster BC.
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Parliament Buildings
Victoria
John Peck
New Westminster
B.C
Oliver Typewriter Seens Tremendous Significance
Read the headline again and note the Oliver Typewriter described as the standard visible writer with commercial history making features. It is offered at 17 cents a day and highlights conveniences like Balance Shift Ruling Device Double Release Locomotive Base Automatic Spacer and more.
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Oliver Typewriter
17 Cents a Day Promises Universal Typewriting Era
We introduced a new sales plan offering the Oliver Typewriter for a small cash payment plus 17 cents daily. The response has been a flood of applications across all ages and occupations, especially among financially established individuals drawn by the novelty. Demonstrations show immense popular interest and support the shift toward widespread typing.
Oliver Typewriter advertised as money maker for home and office
The Oliver Typewriter is pitched as easy to use for beginners and a money earning device. It claims high salaries for operators, touts home usefulness, and invites readers to request details and a free catalogue.
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Oliver
America
Cancellation of Reserve on Babine Lake Lands
Notice that the reserve on Crown lands near Babine Lake in Cassiar District is cancelled. Robert A. Runwick Deputy Commissioner of Lands Victoria B C signs the cancellation dated June 16 1910 with first insertion July 5.
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Babine Lake
Cassiar District
British Columbia
Robert A. Runwick
Lands Department
Victoria
B. C
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Visitor
THE
Hague
Bay of Fundy Excluded
Westholme Lumber Company, Ld
First Avenue
Sherwin & Williams
Carload
Japan
Olive
R. C. Bean
Oliver Typewriter Building
Chicago, Ill
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