Forest Reserve Plan Draws Montreal Convention Cheers
A Montreal forestry convention supports a vast forest reserve spanning the eastern Rocky Mountains to the north, aimed at preserving timberlands for future growth. Leaders including Lieut Governor Sir Louis Jette and Archbishop Bruchesi push bilingual outreach and clergy cooperation in conservation efforts amid criticism of current forest management.
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Montreal
Sydney
Rocky Mountains
Louis Jette
Sydney Fisher
Bruchesi
Racicot
Mgr. Laflamme
Dauth Et Laval
Archbishopesi Mene
Eures
Quebec
Penge Teth
Mr. Fisher
Robert Meighen
New Brunswick
Nia
Ontario
Quebec Bridge Reconstruction Under Government Control
Report on the Quebec Bridge notes no public talk while Mr. Parent is absent. Experts study plan changes to speed rebuilding with the Grand Trunk Pacific link in view. Government may take direct charge, potentially dissolving the bridge company to prevent delays.
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Quebec
Quebec Bridge Company
Commission
Parent
Lhe
Grand Trunk Pacific
Lemieux
King Edward Letter to Emperor William Reported
A news agency states King Edward wrote to Emperor William in cordial terms about the Times revelation of private talks between the emperor and Lord Tweedmouth. The king reportedly says parliament the public and many papers disapprove of the Times action.
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Berlin
Edward
William
London Times
Rd Tweedmouth
Admiralty
England
Times
Rush to Canada Slacken Says Salvation Army Colonel
Colonel Lamb of the Salvation Army notes a milder rush to Canada this year versus last. Emigration applicants remain high but offers to depart are fewer. A second contingent will be sent to British Columbia in May.
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Canada
London
Lamb
Salvation Army
British Columbia
Cordial Receptions Between President and Chinese Minister
Extremely cordial felicitations were exchanged between the president and Minister Wu Ting Fang of China as he presented his credentials at the White House. The meeting highlighted mutual respect and hopeful cooperation between the two nations.
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Washington
Wu Ting Fang
China
New Readers Ready Edmonton Morang Publishing Co
John C. Saul presides for Morang Publishing Co as it introduces new readers in Edmonton Alberta. The release signals educational material expansion and local publisher involvement in early literacy efforts.
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Edmonton
Alta
John C. Saul
Morang Publishing Co
Hudson Bay Route Debate Sparks Push for Churchill Railway
In Ottawa upper house Senator Davis urges an early government move to build a Hudson Bay railway to Churchill. He argues the line would cut costs, store grain, provide year round access, free western cattle and grain to Europe, and boost national progress despite four month navigation. The west supports a national project.
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Hudson Bay
Ottawa
Davia
Senate
Churchill
Davis
On Bay Canal
Canada
Fort William
May Build in Canada Ross family surges toward Canadian plant
Montreal business figure Frank Mossberg of Attleboro Massachusetts visited Montreal after a conference in Ottawa with Sir Charles Ross. He declined to discuss specifics about the Ross rifle situation but said firm talks concerned the factory and possible Canada branch. no machines or samples were shown.
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Canada
Montreal
Frank Mossberg
Ross
Attleporo
Mass
States
Ottawa
Sir Charles Ross
The
Ross Company
Montreal Star
Mossberg
First Auto Race in Egypt Autographs and Tragedy
The Khedive of Egypt with the Duke and Duchess of Connaught witnessed Egypt's first automobile races at Helopolis. A fatal accident occurred during the second race when a car struck a fallen cushion, killing an ice man and two spectators and injuring fourteen others, prompting the royal party to leave as the event ended.
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Egypt
Cairo
Duchess of Connaught
Helopolis
Liberal association urged rapid party organization in Bedford
In Bedford Quebec the Missiqnoi Liberal association heard Hon. Sydney A. Fisher and Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux stress immediate organization for general elections. Fisher warned elections may be as long as eighteen months away though a few months could be possible.
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Bedford
Que
Missiqnoi Liberal Association
Sydney A. Fisher
Rodolphe Lemieux
Ice Breaker Returns to Harbor Work at Port Arthur
The tug James Whalen resumes ice breaking in the harbor after a brief layup for ice harvests. Rainfall aids the operation and Thunder Bay remains navigable with the Whalen at work.
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Port Arthur
Bering
James Whalen
Thunder Bay
Whalen
Silver Riches Hint at Temiskaming District Boom
L. O. Armstrong of the C P R reports silver ore samples from the Lake Temiskaming border region between Quebec and Ontario show strong indications of riches. He predicts the district may soon rival the Cobalt camp in output and importance.
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Montreal
L. O. Armstrong
C.P.R
Lake Temiskaming
Que
Ontario
Foley Brothers & Stewart Win Prince Rupert Contract
Foley Brothers and Stewart are awarded the contract to build the Grand Trunk Pacific line 100 miles east from Prince Rupert. The announcement notes the firm will undertake the project.
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Prince Rupert
Montréal
Foley Brothers & Stewart
Grand Trunk Pacific
Prince R
The Word made flesh and Jesus lessons overview
Compiled commentary notes on John chapters 1 to 6 from Rev. D. M. Stearns 1907. It outlines doctrinal themes from the Word becoming flesh, the Lamb of God, discipleship, temple cleansing, and miracles including the feeding of the five thousand. It emphasizes salvation through Christ, rebirth, and in Christ alone access to the Kingdom.
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American Pres Association
Jesus
John the Baptist
Adam
Eve
Israel
Jesus Christ
Moses
Jesus of Nazareth
God
Temple
John
John Ill
John Fil
Samaria
John iv
John Tv
Pool of
Bethesda
John v
Heaven
John vi
Four Great Words Life Light Love Believe in Jesus
The text emphasizes the four great words life light love and believe. It cites a biblical teaching that people are born blind to God and need Christ to bring light. In His light we gain sight and are called to enlighten others through the Word.
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Jesus
Massacre of Chilean strikers at Iquique and city clashes
Reports from the Christian Bors arriving from Chile describe government troops with machine guns mowing down thousands of strikers in Iquique and nearby areas on January 1. The unrest followed a large wage strike by 8,000 miners and longshoremen, with funerals and a period of gloom afterward. Some mine owners are said to raise pay.
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Iquique
Taltal
North Dakota club delegates denounce durum wheat price discrimination
At a Grand Forks convention of North Dakota commercial club delegates resolutions were adopted denouncing millers and elevator men for unjustly discriminating against durum wheat in price. The group blames out-of-state grain men for hindering fair open market pricing and endorses government labeling efforts for flour stating durum content and origin.
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Grand Forks
N.D
North Dakota
E. F.add
Pure Food Commission
Rich Northland Extolled Ottawa
In the agricultural committee P. E. Young of the interior dept described fertile north lands of the Canadian west. He outlined Siberian Tubolsk to match latitudes, noting this province grows over 60,000,000 bushels of oats and other grains. The grain trade center lies about 100 miles north of Edmonton. He argued Alberta north of the North Saskatchewan River is richer than the south.
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Ottawa
P. E. Young
Department of the Interior
Tubolsk
Saskatoon
Mackenzie
Edmonton
Young
Alberta
North Saskatchewan River
Panama Canal Failure Predicted by NY NH Rail VP Stevens
John F Stevens, vice-president of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad and former Panama Canal promoter, states the canal will fail to aid U S trade with South America noting most South American inhabitants lie east of the Andes.
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New Haven, Conn
John F. Stevens
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Panama Canal
Stevens
United States
South America
Evasive reply over Irish crown jewel disappearance
In the Commons Augustine Birrell dodged questions about a reported scandal linked to the missing Irish crown jewel from Dublin Castle. He called newspaper claims of a police uncovering an offensive scandal a pack of lies.
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London
House of Commons
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Stiblin Castle
Dublin Castle
Georgian Bay canal proposal eyed by the government
Mr. Pugsley told Deputy Minister Gobell of the public works department that surveys and plans for a Georgian Bay canal are under consideration as a national project. An audience of over two hundred received an illuminated address a silver tea service a cabinet of silver and $1000 in gold as a gift totaling about $2000 in value.
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Ottawa
Georgian Bay Canal
Pugsley
Gobell
Public Works Department
Curtain Falls on Kaiser Tweedmouth Letter Row in London
Lords and Commons react coolly as debate ends over The Times disclosure. The Prince of Wales and peers defend Lord Tweedmouth amid claims of treason in Kaiser letters. Conservatives applaud the admiralty minister’s rebuttal and call for calm as a Times theory about German navy pressures is noted.
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Lord Tweedmouth
London
Kaiser
Lord Roseberry
Prince of Wales
Edward
Biarritz
House of Lords
Rdweedmouth
Admiralty
Times
the Times
Dawson Free from Vice Report on Yukon Morality
A Commons presentation reveals government correspondence on dance halls gambling and immorality in the Yukon since 1900. Commissioner Henderson reports Dawson Morality is as high as in any Dominion town and conditions are better now than at any prior time.
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Dawson
Ottawa
Yukon
Henderson
Dominion
Canada
Alberta to establish dry farming demo farm at Medicine Hat
Minister Finlay reports a $2000 annual grant for the Alberta demonstration farm with $1000 from the government and $1000 from the CPR. Land will be provided by the interior department and picked by the local committee. The project aims to trial the Campbell farming system in the district this year and transfer the farm to Alberta next year.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Rea
W. T. Finlay
Alberta
C.P.R
Department of the Interior
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Finlay
Campbell
No Drinks for Members Quebec Legislative Building
The motion by Mr. Giard M L A to prohibit liquor sales in the legislative building was adopted by the provincial legislature.
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Quebec
Giard
M.L.A
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Northland
West
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