Goldwin Smith Dead A Toronto publicist and scholar dies
Noted English born historian and journalist Goldwin Smith passes away at his Toronto home The longtime professor at Oxford and Cornell educated king Edward and Wellington the King’s pupil stood against popular movements while earning universal respect He lived at The Grange and influenced Canadian journalism and farming circles with his fearless critiques
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Duke of Wellington
Great Britain
Toronto
Goldwin & Nite
Pitt
Lord Adulogten
Bazlam
Peel
Wellington
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Byron
Wordsworth
Coleridge Swainburne
Meredith
Prince of Wales
Canada
Eee
Dominion
Goldwin Smith
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Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak Halts Argentina Port Move
Argentina drops pressure to open British cattle ports as a mild foot-and-mouth outbreak is confirmed in five provinces. Despite calls from industrial and port-property interests to lift the embargo to counter the American Beef Trust, the effort is now seen as hopeless. The drive to restore Canadian beef trade with Britain also fades.
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Argentina
London
Canada
United States
Lord Derby
American Beef Trust
Great Britain
Winnipeg Voters Endorse City By Laws Against Grant to Hospital
Three thousand property owners voted on city measures and endorsed funding for an isolation hospital a tuberculosis hospital and a municipal morgue while rejecting a 3400 000 grant to the General hospital. All four passed funds for city projects while the failed measure supported a semi public corporation. A three fifths majority was required and the General hospital by law failed by four votes.
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Winnipeg
General Hospital
Canadian Medico Association Pushes Canadian Antitoxin Plant
The Canadian Medico-Association urged the Dominion Government to establish a fully equipped laboratory for antitoxin and serum manufacture in Canada. They noted diphtheria deaths fell from sixty to ten percent as doses rise, but cost hampers the poor. Current antitoxin is largely imported with no Canadian quality supervision.
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Medical Association
Canada
Toronto
Canadian Medico! Association
Per
Dominion
Counterfeiting Plant Found in Missouri Prison
A fully equipped counterfeiting operation inside the Jefferson City state penitentiary was raided after a quarrel among four inmates over spoils. Moulde firepot spurious coins and paraphernalia were seized. two prisoners were arrested and confessed to producing half dollars quarters and five cent pieces. The plant had operated for twenty years, handed down prisoner to prisoner.
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Jefferson City
State Penitentiary
Ontario Fort Frances Power Export Stirs Public Anger
Federal authorities veto Ontario cabinet action allowing 3 500 to 6 000 horsepower exports from Fort Frances to the United States. The Minnesota and Ontario Power Company seeks to ship power while Fort Frances retains 1 000 horsepower for local use. President Backus holds a export license, provincial price set by Hydro Electric Commission.
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Ontario
Fort Frances
Toronto
Minnesota and Ontane Power‘ Company
Sayime
Hydroelectric Commission of Ontario
Whitney
Fortas
United States
Ottawa
Minnesota and
Ontario Power Company
Backus
Rocky Mountain Reserve Created To Protect Timber Lands
The Ottawa government reserves the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains in Canada from settlement from the international boundary north to near the 54th parallel. The 14 400 square mile tract aims to conserve forests and water supply for prairie provinces. Boundaries stretch from 40 to 50 miles north of Edmonton to Yellow Head Pass area with width varying up to 50 miles. Much of the land is high, rocky and not suitable for farming but heavily forested for wood and lumber.
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Ottawa
Rocky Mountains
Prairie Provinces
Rockies
Canada
Nova Scotia
Edmonton
Yellow Head Pass
Calvary
Recovered all jewels after Moscow cathedral theft
A 1 year old young thief working as a jeweller was found hiding in the Uspenski Cathedral in the Kremlin after guards spent the night on duty. They fired near an ikon after a noise and found the unarmed youth who led them to the stolen diamonds pearls and rubies.
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Moscow
Uspenski
Kremlin
King decorates sailors who bore body through Windsor
London King George honors sailors who carried his father’s body in Windsor. At Marlborough House a review of the hundred men who manned the funeral gun carriage takes place. The King hands the gun carriage to the navy and awards each sailor a Medal of the Royal Victorian Order.
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London
George
Windsor
Marlborough House
Forrest Chosen Moderator of General Assembly
Halifax reports the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church chose Principal Forrest of Dalhousie University as moderator. Rev Or R P Mackay of Toronto was heavily nominated but withdrew his name, and no vote was taken. Delegates from Manitoba included Rev Dr Davalk, Rev Dr Baird, Rev David Chris te, Rev Dr Bryce, and many others from towns such as Winnipeg, Neepawa, Shoal Lake, Dauphin, Carberry, and Brandon.
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General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Forrest
Dalhousie University
Or. R P. Mackay
Toronto
Foreign Missions Committee
Mackay
Lemuel Lyle
Hamilton
Manitoba
Davalk
Dr. Baird
David Christ’e
Bryce G. R. Crowe
A. D. Mackay
Harstone
J.B. Mitchell
Winniper Row
Charles Mackay
Darlineford
John A. Beatie
Miami
Arch. McLean
Baldur
J. A. Caldwell
Pilot Mound
K. Colquhoun
Diloraine
MacCharles Manitou
Thurlow Fraser
Portage la Prairis
R.F. Hall
Neepawa
R.S. Thorne
Edward Brown
Winnipeg
R F. Gilbert
Belline River
MeeFee
Newdale
Murdock Beaulah
Davidson
Shoal Lake
Jas. Lamb
D. Flemming
Dauphin
E. W Johnon
Gilbert Plains
G. D Shortreed
Grandview
Laidlaw
Brandon
E- E. Beckett
Carberry
T.C. Court
Wellwood
A. Russell
Lander
A. Hood
Jus. Hope
Carborre
A. J. Todd
Oak Lake
W. Stevenson
Virdes
D. F. Loney
Kemnay
J. A. Carmichiel
D. D
Duluth Merchants Eye Advertising War With Canada
Duluth business leaders criticize Canada for attracting large and quality immigrant inflows and plan competitive Minnesota advertising. They lament Canada’s apparent advantage from broad campaigns and note Canadian settlers include English and Scandinavian workers crossing the border, while Southern European migrants stay in Minnesota.
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Duluth
Canada
Dominion
Minnesota
Europe
Dover-Captain Charles 8. Rolls Flies Across Channel Twice
English aviator Captain Charles 8. Rolls flew from Dover to Sanvatte Frances and back without stopping, completing 42 miles over water. The feat sets a new record for the cross channel course. King George and Queen Mary sent congratulations. letters arrive from Louis Bleriot and Count De Lesseps among others.
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Dover
Charles 8
Rolls
Sanvatte
Frances
Channel
Rolla
King George
Queen Mary
Louis Bleriot
Count de Lesseps
Mysterious Death Reveals Cholera Poison Plot
In St Petersburg Count Bouturlin dies mysteriously and his brother in law Count Delassy and physician Patehenko are arrested. Patehenko confesses to inoculating Bouturlin with cholera germs and admits using the same method on other wealthy victims during the epidemic.
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St. Petersburg
Count Bouturlin
Count Delassy
Patchenko
Bonturlin
Delasav
Patehenko
Immigrant Arrivals in April Show Record Highs
Ottawa reports 48,267 entrants in April up from 24,251 a year earlier. Ocean arrivals reach 27,224 versus 11,628 last April, a 1139 percent rise. U S settlers total 20,443, up from 12,609, a 62 percent gain. Also notes French suffragists in the general election with Wade Durand gaining 34 votes.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Paris
Wade Durand
Mysteries of the Kingdom Sermon on Parables and Seed
A sermon on Matthew chapter thirteen explains why Christ spoke in parables and defines mystery as God’s hidden plan during the age between rejection and return. It contrasts four soils, urges faithful sowing of God's word, and urges believers to endure persecution while trusting divine results.
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Israel
Heaven
Isa
Paul
God
Christ
Mark
Luke
Mark iv
Father Blames Absence on Blanche in Puck Exchange
Blanche replies that she is the reason Mr. Singer does not go home earlier, prompting a witty parental exchange typical of the Puck comic page.
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Blanche
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