Borden Campaigns in Alberta as Farmers Press Rec Pro
Winnipeg dispatch reports Canada’s Conservative leader Sir Robert Borden moving to South Alberta to press opposition to reciprocity with the United States. He met with United Farmers of Alberta at McLeod, where forty six branches urged obstruction in parliament and favored reciprocity as a route to free trade, while seeking practical discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Borden
Conservative
Canada
Alberta
United States
McLeod
United Farmers of Alberta
Mystery of the Maine destruction remains unsolved
General W H Bixby chief of engineers in charge of raising the Maine arrived from Havana and said the secret of the battleship Maine's destruction will never be known. He noted the vessel’s deterioration is so severe it cannot reveal if the ship was destroyed by internal or external forces, with the possibility of a torpedo being the greatest source of the explosion.
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Tamya
Fla
Maine
W. H. Bixby
Havana
Toronto
St James’ Cathedral
Joseph E. Smith
Mormon Church
Washington
South Dakota
Chile
Wilson
Commission
Trenton
N. J
Oshkosh
Wis
Memphis
Palapa
Vera Cruz
Alberta
Canada
Pennsylvania
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Kiel
William
Edward Valentine Lee
Georgia
Buffalo
N. Y
Chichus
Inter
Reporting Collisions to the Interstate Commerce Commission
After July 1 1911 carriers must report by telegraph any collision persilment or other accident resulting in deaths to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The report must be sent after the occurrence by a responsible official of the carrier.
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Interstate Conmerce Commission
Gain in Sunday School Attendance in the United States
Secretary Marion Lawrence reports 14 46 504 Sunday school pupils in the country at the international Sunday convention in San Francisco. The figure marks a gain of 1 431 006 pupils since the Set convention three years ago with daily increases averaging over 1 000 pupils.
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San Francisco
Marion Lawrence
Global News Review Highlights Post Office Funds and Tariff Debate
The roundup notes $390,666 deposited in early postal savings banks, a wool tariff revision passage by 221 to 100, and a House subpoena issued to serve Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon church. It mentions Taft denouncing drug frauds, La Follette opposing a Wisconsin district attorney nominee, and various international events from Chile to Turkey.
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House
House of Representatives
United States
Salt Lake City
Joseph F. Smith
Henry Havermeyer
la Follette
Senate Committee of the Judiciary
Guy D. Goff
Wisconsin
Taft
Congress
Kin
South Dakota
James
Kentucky
Madison
Kansas
State Education Leaders Named in Regional List
The list includes State Superintendent J. W. Crabtree Superintendent W. L. Stephens of Lincoln city schools Superintendent A. H. Staley of Superior Charles Arnot of Schuyler W. A. Foder of Douglas county Edith Lathrop of Clay county Dean Fordyce of the University Chancellor C. A. Fulmer of Wesleyan University and Dr. W. A. Clark of the state normal at Kearney.
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J. W. Crabtree
W. L. Stephens
Lincoln City
A. H. Staley
Superior
Charlies Arnot
Schiyler
W. A. Foder
Douglas County
Edith Lathrop
Clay County
Dean Fordyce
The
University
C. A. Fulmer
Wesleyan University
W. A. Clark
State Normal
Keaney
Notices From Food Commission On License Requirements
Notices mailed by the food commissioner caution on Nebraska license rules for the year new permits required butter buyers pay 10 dollars annually ice cream firms face 1 dollar tax for retail and 6 dollars for wholesale actions. Governer directs county attorneys to file affidavits of injured parties in extradition cases aligning with federal rules for indictments and information.
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Food Commissioner's Office
Nebraska
Bar admission list and failed applicants reported
The state bar commission reported to the supreme court that Seph M. Sinenson Carroll H. Wright Frank C. Yates and N. M. York were admitted to the bar Three applicants failed to pass the examination
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State Bar Commission
Supreme Court
Theseph M. Sinenson
Carroll H. Wright
Frank C. Yates
N. M. York
Aldrich Creates Nebraska National Guard Staff Reform
Governor Aldrich will appoint a military staff drawn from regular officers of the Nebraska national guard. Twenty eight have been designated by an order from Adjutant General Phelps, replacing civilian colonels with professional officers.
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Aldrich
Nebraska National Guard
Phelps
State board orders action on public lands buildings
The state board of public lands and buildings has issued formal orders directing actions by the Warden. Details remain unclear in the fragment but indicate official oversight and scheduled enforcement by March.
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Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Bcourac
Mar Go
The
State Board of Public Lands
Nebraska in Erithrift and Rural Notes
Multiple local item summaries from Nebraska communities including Neligh bonds for sewerage, Albion crop outlook with strong corn prospects, a Rule farm fire loss of 5000 dollars, Boone county road tax cases before the supreme court, Centenary M E Beatrice seeks Brown's return, Mason City area gas drilling progress, and a Kentucky tax ferrer seeking state work in Nebraska.
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Neligh
Fred Thietje
Cuming County
Erpa
Laverne
West Point
Thietje
Albion
Neb
F. M. Weitzel
Mooney
Rule
James Mooney, Jr
Maggie
Boone County
Supreme Court
City of
Petersburg
Cedar Rapids
St. Edwards
Centenary M. E. Church of
Beatrice
General Conference
A. G. Brown
Rev. Brown
Weil
Mason City
Litchfield
R. Martin
Broken Bow
R. Keller
J. P. Whittingill
Owensboro
Nebraska
Henry Seymour
State Board of Assessment
Western Canada crops show strong prospects for growth
Mr. W J White reports across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta that crops look exceptionally good with increased acreage this year. Wheat could yield 20 30 bushels per acre and oats 40 70, with land values rising from 15 200 to 26 256 per acre as harvests approach, and 200 000000 bushels predicted for the region.
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W. J. White
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
White
Western Canada
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Paris
Quebec
Borderton
Ohio
Eritr
Western
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