Socialism Assailed as Threat to Empire and Liberty
London report on Lord Rosebery’s Liberal League address argues socialism endangers empire and religious faith. He praises sane imperialism and free trade, warns protectionism as corruption, and foresees a tax burden shift if socialism gains power, advocating Liberal preference for protection over socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Lord Rosebery
Liberal League
League
Mporte
Lad Rosebery
Po Party of Protection
Trail smelter linked to Ottawa mint and Seattle assay office
The Trail plant of Consolidated Mining and Smelting processes 50 to 60 tons of lead daily with most shipped to the Orient. Nearly half of 140,000 ounces sent to Hong Kong last week, over a six month total above a million ounces with shipments to the Canadian mint at Ottawa. Gold goes to the Seattle assay office before mint distribution. copper sales in the last three weeks total about 60 million pounds with most above ground already sold. The company adds a new copper furnace and a crusher to process full tonnage in one operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossland
B. C
Hong Kong
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Trail
Ottawa
Assay
Seattle
United States
Orient
Consolidated Company
Canada
Emergency currency urged to aid Canada grain movement
Toronto financiers discuss Hon W. Se Fielding’s proposal for emergency currency to mobilize western crops. Byron E. Walker of Bank of Commerce calls for rapid funding and a short term issue with retirement once the emergency ends, while A Bogart of the Dominion Bank supports a limited, well restricted plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ou c. A. Bogart
gene = ng
Dominion Bank
Crusade on Storage Eggs Aims to Stop Cold Storage Labels
James Wilson secretary of agriculture launched a campaign to end shipping and sale of cold storage eggs as fresh. He argues New York and Chicago buyers cannot tell the difference and could be cheated into paying high prices. Violators face a $500 fine or six months imprisonment or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Wilson
New York
Chicago
Wilson
Russia Friendly Speech by M Iswolsky in Douma
The speech on Russia Japanese relations by M Iswolsky the foreign minister in St Petersburg drew wide comment in new papers. The Nichi Nich imbun calls it a frank exposition of a friendly policy for two nations to bury past differences and advance East Asia development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokia
M. Iswolsky
Minster of Foreign Affairs
Douma
St. Petersburg
Nichi-Nichimbun
East Asia
Dash for Lost Land Continues With Dawson Expedition
Capt. Mikkleson and Explorer Leftingwell plan renewed dash for the continental shelf land, as reported by Capt. Kettle years ago. The effort aims to reach the disputed shoreline on the continental shelf.
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Dawson
Mikkleson
Leftingwell
Kettle
May Remodel Parties
London notes applaud Mr. Asquith for assuming leadership and foresee a split in Liberals and Unionists. A Center party formed of Free Traders Anti Socialists is discussed as socialism rises. The miners eight hour bill may pass, raising coal prices and taxes by about $90,000,000 annually, triggering a fiscal reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Lord Rosebery
United Kingdom
Emperor's Cousin Resigns From German Army in Scandal
Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia, major and cousin to the Emperor, resigns from the army. Emperor William reportedly ordered the move after a friendship with Baroness Liebenberg, once an actress, whose marriage he opposed due to social rank. He had previously been punished for this relationship by being sent to the southwest Africa campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Joachim Albrecht
Prussia
Brunswick
William
Mittag Zeitung
Liebenberg
Africa
Baroness Liebenberg
Marie Sulzer
Duke in America Rumors Stir Rome Over Royal Match
A report from Rome claims long discussions between the Duke of Abruzzi and Italian royal figures over a marriage engagement with Miss Katherine Elkins, daughter of Senator Elkins. The duke visited Rome in February and later requested leave from command of the battleship Regina Elena amid unclear movements.
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America
Rome
Duke of Leon
Victor Emmanuel
Katherine Elkins
Elkins
West Virgina
Duke of
Aosta
Naples
Abruzzi
Navy Sportment
Western Sanitarium Ottawa at Canadian anti consumption meeting
Dr Moore the general secretary reported six months of travel across Manitoba Saskatchewan and parts of Ontario. A sanatorium was founded in British Columbia with plans for Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. About 2.5 million pages of literature were distributed this year.
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Ottawa
Canadian Association For
Moore
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ontario
British Columbia
Alberta
Germany’s Colonial Policy Aims for Reform of Administration
Berlin's Colonial Secretary Dernburg during the colonial budget debate outlined plans to create a trained class of officials to govern the German colonies. He argued these experts would master native conditions and root out brutal officials and settlers who showed injustice to natives.
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Germany
Berlin
Dernburg
Colonial Department
Dominion Architects Ottawa Private Bill Passed Amended
The private bills committee reported Mr Walsh's bill to incorporate the Architectural Institute of Canada in an amended form. The name changed from Institute of Architects of Canada to Architectural Institute of Canada. Provisions granting examinations and certificate powers were removed.
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Dominion Architects
Ottawa
Walsh
Institute of Architects of Canada
Architectural Institute of Canada
Wisdom and folly in Proverbs lesson by Rev. Stearns
The lesson explores godliness versus folly through Proverbs themes, stressing wisdom as Christ’s through the Son of God. It cautions against riches without wisdom, strong drink and immoral women, warns of eternal judgment, and urges repentance and faith in Christ for new birth and life. It cites biblical references to underline the path to salvation and the dangers of ignoring divine wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Christ Jesus
Isa Lk
John Fil
Christ
Jesus
Lesson Reflection on David and Kingship Texts
A devotional excerpt references first Samuel verses about life and death, and quotes a line about foolhardy error. It emphasizes human hopelessness apart from God and Christ. The passage notes guidance from the Shepherd and Savior and cites lines from Psalms and Kings.
Labor Alarmed. Labor Leaders Move for Legislative Relief
Organized labor, alarmed by Supreme Court rulings and court injunctions, plans to appeal to voters for redress. A special labor committee will urge Congress to pass remedial bills this session and 117 unions with 27 000 local units will mobilize. Samuel Gompers heads the AFL and notes support from President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States Supreme Court
Organized Labor
Congress
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Eee
Roosevelt
New Railway Company for North Ottawa
A bill to incorporate the Northern Empire Railway company proposes a ten million dollar capital stock with Calgary offices and a two thousand mile line from the boundary east of Cardston to Dawson City and the Alaska boundary. Preliminary directors include Henry Foy and Robert Balfour of Ottawa, Joseph J. B. Gosselin of Notre Dame de Stanbridge, Jules J. Fleu tot of Frank, Alberta, and Edward Hoffman of New York.
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Ottawa
Northern Empire Railway Company
Railway Committee Company
Calgary
International
Cardston
Sask
Saskatchewan
Lethbridge
Port Vermillion
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Dawson City
Alaskan
East Victoria
Edmonton
Henry Foy
Robert Balfour
Ont
Joseph J. B. Gosselin
Notre Dame de Stanbridge
Quebec
Jules J. Fleutot
Frank
Alberta
Edward Hoffman
New York
Britain’s Sea Power Gathers Three Ship Types
Lord Tweedmouth in the House of Lords declared the Temeraire class ships superior to the Dreadnought and the St Vincent type an improvement. He predicted by spring 1911 Britain would field three squadrons of four ships each of the St Vincent class, claiming no power could assemble an equal first class battleship fleet.
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Britain
London
House of Lords
Lord Tweedmouth
Admiralty
Great Britain
St. Vincent
Trek of Caribou from Tanana to Forty Mile Head
O F Jenkins and A R Purdy return from Ketchumstock at the Forty Mile head reporting a ninety day trek of caribou from Tanana valley. The migratory bands began in November and were still moving past Forty Mile early this month when they left for Dawson.
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Caribou
Dawson
Tanana Valley
White River
Forty-mile Valley
O. F. Jenkins
A. R. Purdy
Ketchumstock
Forty-mile
Purdy
Jenkins
Secretary Straus Details 65000 Immigration Rejections
In Philadelphia Oscar Straus says over 65000 applications for passage to the United States were rejected by steamship line agencies in European cities last fiscal year due to concerns about applicant character. He defends that immigration laws are nearly perfect and will be enforced.
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Philadelphia
Oscar 8. Straus
United States
Earl Grey Trophy Competition Moves to Montreal
At a February meeting of the executive committee the Earl Grey musical and dramatic trophy competition was decided to be held in Montreal with the following details to be announced.
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Ottawa
Montreal
Liquor Combine Forms to Battle Prohibition Move
A fifty million dollar liquor and brewing coalition forms in Montreal to counter the Dominion Alliance anti alcohol league and temperance groups. Lawrence A. Wilson cites a serious threat from French clergy and press seeking tighter laws with 100000 signatures on a Quebec license reduction petition. Delegation to Quebec planned to resist license cuts and preserve the current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Dominion Alliance
Lawrence A. Wilson
Quebec
Mutiny Fear Rising From Hindu Deportations
Vancouver reports Col. John Smith, longtime adviser to the Maharajah of Mysore, en route to London to discuss emigration policy. He condemns India's deportations, warning anger among Hindus could spark unrest and a new mutiny among troops formerly in Sudan.
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Vancouver
B.C
John Smith
Mysore
London
Col. Smith
Soudan
India
Rich Gold Strike Near Herschel Dawson
The Canadian Northwest Mounted Police expedition returns after 56 days of snow shoeing from Fort Mac Pherson to Herschel Island area. Five men and twenty dogs were on the trip. three dogs died. They report a rich gold strike 60 miles east of Herschel Island, relay from the Duchess of Bedford wreck crew. no strike details released.
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Herschel Dawson
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Fort MacPherson
Mackenzie River
Arctic
Dawson
Herschell Island
Herschell
Nova Scotia Plans 150th Anniversary Celebration in Halifax
Halifax may host a summer celebration marking Nova Scotia’s 150th anniversary of securing representative government. The idea was launched in the legislative council by Hon. J. Nannes, with approval from the assembly. Hon. J. D. Mack promised government action on the plan.
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Nova Scotia
Halifax
Legislative Council
J. Nannes
General Assembly of
J. D. Mack
Manitoba Premier Foresees 20 Million Americans For Western Canada
Rodman P. Roblin premier of Manitoba and agriculture minister tours St. Louis en route to Oklahoma and Texas. He cites farming potential for Western Canada and asserts the prairie provinces of Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan can accommodate twenty million Americans as rail service expands. He notes population growth from under 400000 a decade ago to over a million now.
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St. Louis
Rodman P. Roblin
Manitoba
Oklahoma
Texas
Canada
Prairie
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Memorial speech links Canada war sites to South African dominion
Inspired by Canada the speaker urged unity in Cape Town saying Franco British efforts to secure Plains of Abraham and Ste. Foy for a national park paralleled the South African goal. He called on South Africans to unite under the British flag to build a great lasting memorial to the dead.
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Canada
Cape Town
W. Hely Hutchinson
Plains of Abraham and
Ste. Foy
Whalers Take 26 Whales in North Dawson Season
Twenty six whales were taken last season by Nar whal Belvidere Jeanette Herman Bowhead Beluga and Karluk. The haul reflects active hunt activity near North Dawson with multiple vessels named.
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North
Dawson
Narwhal
Belvidere
Jeanette
Herman
Bowhead
Beluga
Karluk
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Western Sanitarium
D. M. Stearns
David
Labor
West
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