Jap Immigration To Be Curtailed
Tokio reports a government committee and Foreign Minister Hayashi plan to sharply limit emigration from Japan to the United States and Canada amid opposition from labor groups. Yoshi remains firm. envoy Seyyashi pledges informal assurances as officials, editors, and commerce leaders discuss the policy.
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Minster Hayaski
United States
Canada
Yoshi
Kiki Yiroi
Japanese Bureau of Commerce
Foreign Office
America
Agricul
Rodolpheedian
Yeseney Seyyashi
Canada Captures Championships at Chicago Livestock Expo
Canada wins its first international championship at the Union Stock Yards in Chicago. Percheron horse owner J A serves as Union Stock Yards president. Dragon wins all-class honors. Roan King by Leask of Greenland Ont takes grand calf honor. Defender and Tasheen ribbons earned. Southdown Drummond by Sir George Drummond wins seventh time.
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Canada
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
J. A. Ee
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Elass
Dragon
Gg Leask
GreenLank
Ont
Dunne
Andy
University of Minnesota
Flint
Wethers
Drummond
Sir George Drummond
Beaconesfield
Que
All Red Route Talks Tangle Irish Bishops with Laurier
Irish bishops and clergy visiting Ottawa press Sir Wilfrid Laurier to back an all red railway route through Ireland. They warn a Black Sod route could be needed if Laurier does not commit, noting a company ready to build from Black Bod Bay to Collooney pending support.
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Clancy
Slico
Ambrose
Sligo
Dennis O'Doherty
Boyle
Ireland
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Wilfrid
Ron
Black Bod Bay
Collooney
Ronte- Sillle
Harriman Sees Early Signs of U S Economic Recovery
Edward H Harriman head of a major railroad system expresses confidence that the nation is recovering from the panic. He cites reopening mills and signs of renewed prosperity as evidence that business will return to normal soon.
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New York
Edward H. Harriman
United States
Harriman
Fiddler Will Not Have Regina
Fragmentary item notes a figure named Fiddler, with unclear reference to Regina and Ottawa context, lacking concrete event details or dates.
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Regina
Nees
Ottawa
Pacific Railway Tani Aarne Dares Low Rate
A rash claim from an unnamed source alleges low rates by Pacific Railway and challenges Eastern and alliance partners. The report provides few verifiable facts and awaits confirmation from official notices.
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Pacific Railway
Tani Aarne Dares
Ansda
Ambassador Aoki to Visit Japan on Leave for Talks
Washington reports Ambassador Aoki will return to Japan soon for talks with the home government on Japan United States issues. The embassy denies recall. A tentative agreement aims to limit Japanese immigration if Japan limits responses. The ambassador’s trip is a routine leave for conference, not recall, despite navy department interest.
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Japan
Washington
Aoki
United States
State Department
Navy Department
Canadian Farmers urged to unite in action
J G Lethbridge of the Dominion Grange asked Toronto readers to organize a continent wide farmers movement. He warned of lazy political engagement among farmers and the danger posed by highly organized outside interests, urging union with farmers associations to influence policy.
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Toronto
Evr
Fof
J. G Lethbridge
Dominion Grange
Union of Grange and
Farmers’ Associations
Elas
Christmas fares east via North Western Line
Christmas rates east via the North Western Line commence December 1. Excursion tickets to many points in eastern Canada west of Montreal are $49 round trip good for three months from sale. North Western Line between Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago is specified.
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Canada
Montreal
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
French Refuse Leopold Offer for South France Sanitarium
Brussels report that the French government rejected King Leopold's proposal to swap large South French properties for a sanitarium for French and Belgian officers returning from the colonies. The offer was conditioned on reserving part of the land for Leopold’s wife and children, drawing criticism from the Patriote and belittling Leopold’s growing eccentricity.
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Leovold
Brussels
Leopold
France
Kine Plans Visit to San Francisco and Seattle
Immigration Commissioner King plans visits to Seattle and San Francisco to pursue unspecified aims related to Oriental immigration policy. The schedule targets engagement with local authorities and potential policy discussions.
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San Francisco
Vancouver
B. C
King
Seattle
Samuel as Prophet and Intercessor in the Samuel Narrative
Revival of Hannah’s faith and Samuel’s call mark the rise of a prophet in Israel. The lesson notes Samuel ministering to the Lord, hearing God’s voice, and Eli’s failings in restraining his sons. It links to Mary’s Magnificat and to the Lord’s guidance of Samuel, ending with his anointing as Israel’s judge and prophet.
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Moses
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Sameel
Mary
Samuel
Eli
Jesus
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Elli
God
Ezek
Job
al Lerael
Independent Monarchy Ottawa Before the Canadian Union
J. Ewart, KC formerly of Winnipeg, predicted Canada would rise from subordination in fifty years and may join the United States be an independent republic unite with Britain or remain a monarchy under a British sovereign. He favored gradual self government while remaining part of the British Empire. Col Sam Hughes challenged the plan noting Japan’s potential war role and other speakers supported remaining in the empire.
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Chuir
Ewart
K.C
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Colonial Office
Dominion of Canada
Col
Sam Hughes
Japan
Vancouver
Sifton Praises All Red Route At Liberal Club
Hon. Clifford Sifton addressed the Liberal Colonial club at the Princess restaurant urging the All Red Route as commercially and politically sound. He cited twenty four knot steamers of 20900 tons feasible for the Atlantic leg and noted less fog, safer ice, and improving St Lawrence navigation. He framed the route as imperial food and strategic shield with broad governmental support and potential early favorable replies. Reeves and Brassy associates voiced support from New Zealand and Britain.
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Clifford Sifton
Liberal Colonial Club
Princess Restaurant
Atlantic
New York
St. Lawrence
William Pembroke Reeves
New Zealand
Lord Brassy
H. J. Tennant
M.P
R. C. Munro Ferguson
R. W.perks
M. P
Lemieux Banquet Attended by Notables Amid Treaty Talks
Rodolphe Lemieux was feted at a banquet with Siraude Macdonald and Viscount Hayashi among guests. M Shibreawa presided as Lemieux urged amicable settlement of differences. Lemieux indicated Towanese will not modify its treaty with Canada but may control emigration. protests against control are planned.
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Tokio Barouets Lemieux
Tokio
Rodolphe Lemieux
Siraude Macdonald
Viscount Hayashi
Ron Chinda
M. Shibreawa
Mr. Lemieux
Lemieux
Canada
Czar Reads Speech from the Throne at Parliament Opening
The Czar read a copy of the speech from the throne at Parliament’s opening with a measured mood. On the margin he wrote I am ready to believe expressed sentiments I await productive work indicating cautious optimism.
Editor Withdraws Eye-Opener From October Nineteenth Century
A damaged note indicates the editor withdrew a previously quoted Eye-Opener item from the October issue of the Nineteenth Century. The apology is addressed to Sir Frederick London as part of the editorial correction.
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Sir Frederick London
Sir Frederick
Work progresses on G T P road and rail construction
The adjourned annual meeting of Grand Trunk Pacific Railway reports authorized main line mileage at 7900 miles with 988 miles under contract Winnipeg to Edmonton and Lake Superior branch. Construction advances despite severe winter delays with tracklaying moving toward Saskatoon and Portage la Prairie, and a large bridge under construction at Butte River east of Edmonton.
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G.T.P. Co
Montreal
Grand Trunk Pacifico Railway Company
Grand Trunk Pacific Rail Company
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Lake Superior
Tinental Railway
Prairie
Portage la Prairie
Saskatoon
South Saskatchewan
Battle River
Butte River
Roosevelt's Last Report Echoes Public Policy Push
The message echoes Roosevelt's summer speeches and urges national regulation of railroads and interstate corporations, income and inheritance taxes, new employers' liability laws, extension of the eight hour law, federal investigation of industrial disputes, inland waterways, forest conservation, irrigation, and a larger military.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Senate House
National Treasury
North Western Line Announces Eastern Canada Excursions
The North Western Line announces annual trips to Eastern Canada with a $40 round trip rate to Ontario Quebec and Montreal daily. Tickets valid for three months from sale date with possible extension at small extra cost. Apply to Geo A Lee Agent Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Montreal
Geo. A. Lee Aeent
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Plum puddings for the world London to Christmas trade
The plum pudding industry in England remains strong as Christmas nears. London firms ship hundreds of tons abroad every December. one leading firm reports sending over 300 tons of pudding, about 160 puddings, to Canada Australia the United States and other parts of the empire.
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London
England
United States
Canada
Australia
South Africa
British Empire
Sccorching
Wellman Defers North Pole Balloon Trip
Walter Wellman has decided not to attempt the balloon journey to the north pole next year or the following year, delaying the expedition.
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Wellman
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter Wellman
North Pole
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