Irish Council Bill in Death Throes
Dublin convention rejection keeps Irish bill in political turmoil in the United Kingdom. Premier Campbell-Bannerman expected to press its demise while Sir Antony MacDonnell faces potential dismissal. Irish Reform Association criticizes the measure as inadequate and fiscally ignorant. German navy and army statements defend open aims and readiness, arguing no threat to world peace.
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Lemmson
Mr. Birrell
Irish Council
Dublin
United Kingdom
Campbell-Bannerwan
Bir
Antonyatrick MacDonnell
Ireland
Sir Antony
Anxios
India
Irish Reform Association
Lord Dunraven
Berlin
Herr Muehlberg
Germany
Muehlberg
Japanese Moderation Urged After San Francisco Attacks
The Ashi calls on Japanese to show patience after anti Japanese actions in San Francisco and urges the Washington government to identify and end the source of persecution. It notes past American restraint, praises Gen. Kuroki’s reception, and seeks to preserve U S Japan friendship and treaty rights.
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Tokio
San Francisco
Ashi
Washington
Gen. Kuroki
United States
Japan
Voliva Loses Leases in Zion City Dispute
Zion City case escalates as Receiver John C. Hately orders Voliva to vacate all leases by May 31 after a quarrel with Zion City Bank president. Voliva had presented an $1800 cheque and demanded payment, prompting bank to withhold funds and notify June 1 lease expirations for the Tabernacle, administration building, and public schools.
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Chicago
Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
John C. Hately
Zion City Bank
Hately
Tabernacle
Guatemalan Conspiracy Probed By Diplomats At Cabrera Case
Foreign diplomats discuss arrests linked to the attempt on President Cabrera. Spanish minister Garciatove says Spaniards face conspiracy charges. Italian minister Signor Carlo Naga notes Italians may have a chance to defend themselves and awaits appeal proceedings.
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Guatemala
Associated Press
Cabrera
Senor Garciatove
Signor Carlo Naga
Souvenirs Crafted for Norwegian King Visit
The French government presents to King Haakon of Norway a gebelin tapestry, fine engravings from the Louvre, and several vases as a souvenir. M. Falleries plans a later return visit to Norway during the summer, continuing the tradition of hosting sovereigns from Denmark and other nations.
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Paris
Louvre
M. Falleries
Norway
Haakon
Solent R
Denmark
Seed Commissioner Warns of Weaker West Crops This Season
Ottawa George H Clarke seed commissioner says cold late season may shrink wheat oats and barley plantings in the west. Snow moisture could boost straw growth while heavy June rains may delay maturity. If July August are warm the crop could improve. Canada reports suggest higher butter and cheese prices due to dear feed and poor cattle condition.
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Ottawa
George H. Clarke
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Programme for Fushimi arrives for imperial reception
The military program for General Prince Fushimi's reception is issued. He will reach Quebec on June 7 with a guard of honor, then Levis on June 8, Montreal on June 9, and depart June 10. Ottawa will honor him on arrival June 10 and departure June 15, with Vancouver hosting arrivals and departures on June 19 and 20. Royal salutes are planned at Quebec on arrival and Vancouver on departure.
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Fushimi
Prince Fushimi
Quebec
Levis
Montreal
Ottawa
Vancouver
Prince
Italian Fleet to Visit Canada in Formal Kingston Tour
It is understood the Duke d Abruzzi will arrive in Quebec with the Italian fleet sent to the Jamestown exposition under his command. He may stay a month or more and will formally visit principal Canadian cities.
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Ottawa
d’Abruzzi
Canada
Quebec
Imperial Edict Names Tsen Chun Suan Governor General
An imperial edict publicly appoints Tsen Chun Suan as governor general of Lian kwang, governing Kwang Tung and Kwang Si, succeeding Viceroy Chen Fu. The native of Kwang Si departs from precedent by holding a civil post in his home province.
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Pekin
Tsen Chun Suan
Ministry of Communications
Liankwang
Kwang Tung
Kwang Si
Chen Fu
Distribution of Seed Ottawa Seeds to Provinces
The government experimental farm has nearly completed its annual distribution of sample grains and vegetables. Up to May 27, about 40,208 samples have been sent, below last year, with Ontario 8,476. Quebec 13,374. Nova Scotia 3,414. New Brunswick 3,78. P. E. I. 1,595. Manitoba 2,280. Alberta 991. British Columbia 819.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Manitoba
Alberta
British Columbia
France denies intervening in Danish West Indies sale
Paris rejects claims that France opposes the American purchase of the Danish West Indies. The foreign office says it has no knowledge of renewed negotiations and has no interest in the matter or plan to interfere.
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Paris
France
Danish West Indies
Foreign Office
Deliverance Narrative and Passover Lessons in Exodus
The text reviews Exodus chapters v to xii focusing on Pharoah’s stubborn refusals and God’s signs, leading to Israel’s night of passover. It links Passover to future deliverance, Christ as the Lamb, and practical lessons about fellowship with God and the sufficiency of the Lamb for households.
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American Press Association
Aaron
Moses
Egypt
Jethro
Horebuv
Israel
Abraham
Jesus
Paul
Isaac
John
Peter
Christ
Ioban
Mrs McKinley Buried in Canton as Nation Mourns
The body of Ida McKinley rests beside President McKinley in Westlawn cemetery receiving vault after simple services at the Market Street home. President Roosevelt Vice President Fairbanks Governor Harris and other officials attended. Banks stores factories and amusements closed. children excused from school. Cortelyou oversaw home arrangements. vault guarded by U S regulars awaiting the mausoleum completion likely in September.
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McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Ida Saxton McKinley
President McKinley
Westlawn
Market Street
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Harris
Ottawa Report Highlights Coal Deal Settlement
Sir William Mulock forwards to the minister of labor his report as chairman of the conciliation and investigation board appointed by the labour department for the British Columbia coal miners dispute. The record notes negotiations leading to settlement without board intervention and quotes operators and miners statements praising the minister and Mulock for their efforts.
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Ottawa
Sir William Mulock
Minister of Labor
Labour Department
British Columbia
Couty
Couty Minister of Labor and of the Fact That Sir William
May Brings Unusual Cold, Ottawa Observers Say
Ottawa and Hon. R. W. Scott note a half century of cold May weather with persistent north winds. He recalls no May like this in memory. Professor Wiggins attributes the chill to the second moon in the heavens.
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Ottawa
R. W. Scott
Wiggins
Methuen Named To Command British Forces In South Africa
The announcement lists General Methuen among new military appointments. His record includes a December 1899 defeat at Magersfontein and recall from Kimberley after failed operations before Warrenton in March 1900.
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London
Methuen
South Africa
Investigation into all British mail route committee
A London Premier Campbell Banner man said the proposed all British mail route is being examined departmentally with expert help. He could not say if a formal committee would be necessary until the investigation is advised further.
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London
Campbell-Bannerman
Foreigners Granted Rights to Exploit Sahgalien Mine
The commission under the presidency of the minister of commerce has decided to permit foreigners, with consent from commerce finance and agriculture ministers, to exploit the mineral wealth in the Russian portion of the Sahgalien island.
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St. Petersburg
Sahgalien
Commerce, Finance
Jesuit Shrine Planned on Georgian Bay Site in Ontario
Rev. Father Jones of St. Mary's College Montreal archivist for North American Jesuits travels to Waubashene on Georgian Bay to supervise a shrine build at a former Jesuit mission site. It will be Ontario's only such shrine.
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Toronto
Father Jones
St. Mary’s College
Montreal
Jesuits of North America
Waubashene
Georgian Bay
Ontario
Premiers to Attend Imperial Conferences Independently
The London Telegraph reports Churchill's Edinburgh speech signals that future colonial premiers will attend imperial conferences independently of the government in power, making the gatherings less tied to current patrons.
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London
The
Telegraph
Winston Churchill
Edinburgh
Wheat market cools after week of frenzy
Wheat prices paused after a two week surge as market nerves settled. Analysts note potential for smaller yields in Dakota Minnesota and Western Canada with acreage down about 12 percent, while Canadian plantings may offset losses. Winnipеr market held firm with exports nearer, old stocks still to sell.
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