Rogers Pass Tunnel Project Cuts Selkirk Route by Four Miles
The Canadian Pacific Railway plans Rogers Pass tunnel to shorten the transcontinental line by four miles at Selkirks. The project, dubbed the Rogers Pass tunneling scheme, will cost over ten million dollars and feature twin-ended boring from both ends to speed construction.
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CPR
Selkirks
Rogers’ Pass
Americ
New York Central
Longret
Canadian Pacific Railway
Huntied
Columbia
Rogers’ Pase
Thirk Range
C.P.R
Hogers’ Pass
Sprie
Problem of assimilation in Canada seen through Times correspondent
The London Times correspondent argues over Americanization of Canada as immigration rises. He notes Britain risks losing historic ties and Canadian patriotism may bind the empire together, while Canadian newspapers shift focus to American topics. The phrase We are all panel markets appears in his cited evidence.
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Teronte
London Times
Thn
The
Times
Tuberculosis in UK Dairy Cattle Drives Farmers’ Association Push
Sir Sydney Pocock reported end of ember statistics showing 162 cows tested and 220 milk samples found tuberculous. Public fear over milk safety noted, with the association urged to reassure the public while bearing administration and compensation costs per the agriculture board scale.
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United Kingdom
Rattan Daley Farmers’ Association
Sydney Pocock
Board of Agriculture
Military view at Royal Grenadiers dinner sparks identity warning
A Royal Grenadiers sergeants annual dinner prompts a toast about Canada’s identity. The speaker warns that if unity is not maintained, the nation could lose its sense of self on a future day.
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Royal Grenadiers Sergeants
Coal March Experiments by Saskatchewan Government
The government of Saskatchewan conducts coal testing in the carboolsing of the soft coal abundant in the district.
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Government of
Saskatchewan
Irrigation Plan Aims at 400000 Acres in Alberta
A government irrigation program targets about 400000 acres in southern Alberta. The plan contemplates Dominion government action or municipal systems across districts. A statement by F. outlines the near future steps and governance options.
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Alberts
Doiminion
Advicer In Egypt Dr Frederick P Waltog Dean of Law
The text notes Dr Frederick P Waltog, an advisor in Egypt, who for several years served as dean of the law faculty at Meat. He had spent the...
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Egypt
Frederick P. Waltog
Meat
Arctic Mission Excerpt Describes Eskimo Life and Futures
Archdeacon Whittaker in Edmonton reports on Arctic mission work among the Keekimo Eskimos near the Mackenzie delta. He notes improved living through religious teaching, warns against future extensive exploitation of fur, and discusses the people’s skills and English. The voyage includes a 46 foot boat with 11 foot beam, planned for a two month trip.
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Bionde Eskimos
Stefanssom
Arctic
Archdracon Whittaker
Edmonton
Anglican Mission
Felds
Far North
Fort McPherson
Mackenzie River
Arctic Circle
Hishop Ager
Obarrvallune
Vaet
Archdearon Whittakrew
Ferewell Island
Victoria Land
Fry
Archdeacon Whittaker
Congo Free State to be Sold by Belgian Government
Private advices report that the Congo Free State and its rubber plantations will be sold by Belgium due to high maintenance costs and alleged misdeeds. Details on the sale and terms with Great Britain and Germany are unclear. information about the regime’s fate remains unsettled.
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Congo Free Sto
Leopold
Belgium
Belgham
Germany
France
Leo
Spiritual Healing Committee backs prayer alongside medicine
London delegates including the Dean of air Duckworth and the Deans of Derham and Pilas affirm belief in prayer and divine power in healing. They support spiritual ministration as equal to medical care while criticizing unqualified independent treatment and urging regulated spiritual involvement in funer al disease care.
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London
Air Duckworth
Derham
Pillas
The Horseshoe Folklore and Witchcraft Beliefs Across Eras
The passage traces horseshoe superstition from ancient to modern times. It notes witches and misfortune linked to horseshoes, mentions protective use over doors, and cites Greek, Roman, and medieval practices. It references Nero and William the Conqueror in horseshoe lore.
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Witcher
Atrem
Greece
Nero
William the Conqueror
Fleult
Light Rays and Germs From Pasteur Institute Study
Dr Roux of the Pasteur Institute in Paris spoke at the Academie des Sciences with Victor Mears on ultra violet rays and microbes. They report violet rays kill some anthrax microbes but others survive, suggesting exposure may alter illness and taste. Further findings remain inconclusive.
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Roux
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Reed
Academie Dee Briences
Pote
Victor Mears
Rews
Letter from Lord Nelson sells for 1060 at auction
A September 1806 letter by Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton from the Victory fetched 1060 at auction as part of a collection of autograph letters and historical documents. The document is among the last Nelson wrote and references his relationship with Hamilton.
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Nelson
Lord Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Gagehip
J. B. Dodkkin
Lord
Hamilton
Skeleton of Ship Found Believed Moskva Resting Site
A ship skeleton believed to be the Moskva, which foundered in 1763, has been located by researchers near Liven. The vessel is thought to be linked to the era of Peter the Great’s era, shedding light on early maritime history.
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Peter
Western Canada’s settler trek reshapes vast frontier
A historical account notes Western Canada’s settlement surge tied to new transcontinental railways and growing trade. It describes migration from Greece Britain and the United States, land cultivation, and the shift from steamer to rail and road, highlighting the mix of opportunity and hardship for farmers lumbermen and miners moving into the Stuart and Fraser River regions.
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Historical Archaeological Society
Nat Geographce
Gulag
Joe Lord
Glecombe Portage
Columbia
Owen Tuekrat
Western Canada
Ant
Colmei
Lncrveerd
Greece
Britain
United States
Canada
Prairies
Weeters Canada
Lees
Central
British Columbia
Learime
Fraser River
Stuart
Mercante
Chicago
Berton
Plomeere
Steart
Goarich Navy Proposes $7.2 Million Annual Credit Plan
The Goarich Navy to the reconstructed Admiral Miranda proposes an annual credit of 7.2 million dollars over nine years. The funds would be used exclusively for building warships under the provisions of the bill Bpeniet.
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Goarich Navy
Miranda
Minieter
Marjor
Bil Bpeniet
Italy Wit Participate Secretary Pryen in 1966 meet
An unclear report notes Italy Wit and the Laing gorrameet team seeking a position for 1966. An apparent amendment or invitation appears to address participation and agency involvement in a Pacific se event.
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Italy
Wit
Pryen
Laing Gorrameet
Peneme Pacific
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Congo Free State
Western
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