Hudson Bay Railway Feasibility Assured for Western Canada
Ottawa reports the Hudson Bay railway route is an assured fact with government study endorsing it as a solution to western trade congestion. The plan extends from Winnipeg and Regina to Fort Churchill and then by water to Liverpool and London, bringing Europe 500 miles nearer.
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Ottawa
Ont
Hudson Bay
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Canadian Northern Railway
Winnipeg
Regina
Fort Churchill
Liverpool
London
Canadian Northern
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan River
Pas
Western Canada
Europe
Montreal
Interior Department
James Robson
Churchill
Fort Prince of Wales
Mosher
Minnesota Bankers Meet at Tonka Bay for 20th Convention
The Minnesota Bankers Association holds its twentieth annual convention at Tonka Bay with bankers and families in attendance from across the state. President Joseph Chapman Jr delivered the opening address. Speakers included William Olcott on mining and iron ore transport, William Joyce on bonds and burglary insurance, Congressman Nye on tariffs, and L O Thorpe on bank legislation. Afternoon talks featured George E Roberts on postal savings banks and Col Fred Farnsworth on bankers association issues. Tonight, attendees sail to Big Island Park for entertainment. Fred L. Kent will speak tomorrow, with officer elections and adjournment planned.
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Tonka Bay
Minnesota Bankers’ Association
C. J. Swann
Excelsior
Joseph Chapman, Jr
Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis
Willam J. Olcott
Duluth
Lake Superior
William B. Joyce
New York
Frank N. Nye
L. O. Thorpe
Willmar
George E. Roberts
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Commercial National Bank of Chicago, Spoke On “Postal Savings Banks
Fred F. Farnsworth
American Bankers’ Association
Big Island Park
Fred L. Kent
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
Association
Twin City Markets report price quotes and livestock
Twin City markets in Minneapolis and South St. Paul on June 12 show prices for No. 1 northern wheat at 1.37 and July 1.31, No. 2 northern 1.85 and 1.3, Duram No. 1 1.21, white rye 0.72, flax 1.80, and livestock including cows sets and lambs with muttons around 0.650. overall market directions noted.
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Asinneapolis
Northern
Duram
South St. Paul
Aldrich Accused as Senate Fight Shapes Wool Debate
Washington reports Vice-President Sherman says Senate rules were broken after Senator La Follette attacked Senator Aldrich during Wool tariff amendments. Aldrich defends votes. La Follette accuses leadership, while Beveridge and Cummins are pressed on protection for wool growers.
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Wisconsin
Beveridge
Aldrich
Washington
Senate
Sherman
la Follette
Beveridge and
Cummins
Senator Aldrich
Liverpool
United States
Senator la Follette
Rhode Island
Bia
la Follettee
Middle West
Gallinger
Spain Presses Cuba for Share of Big Debt
The report says Spain sought Cuba to pay a share of the Spanish national debt as part of post treaty arrangements. Spain renewed the claim in 1908 to satisfy French bondholders, despite no expectation of canceling the debt. It suggests Senor de Ayala’s recall related to pressuring for payment and notes his ill health. Cuba may repudiate a $300,000 purchase of Spanish cannon, keeping Spain’s right to remove guns uncertain.
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Spain
Gaytan de Ayala
Senor de Ayala
Congress
Cuba
Five alleged bandits captured after train robbery attempt
Rochester, June 14 five men captured after boarding the New York Central fast mail near Albany admitted boarding the train but denied rifling express packages. Named Benjamin Marsh Albany Harry Brundage James Maroney Pleasantville Harvey Ferrie Brooklyn and Harry Edwards New York all under 30. One had 35 dollars another eight. Several carried keys and one was armed.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
Benjamin Marsh
Albany
Harry Brundage
James Maroney
Pleasantville
Harvey Ferrie
Brooklyn
Harry Edwards
New York
Bombs In Liquor Fight Hit Leetonia Church
In Leetonia on June 14 unknowns detonated a dynamite bomb placed on a church window at First Presbyterian. Rev. Joseph M. Grimm, vocal in liquor trial matters, helped lead anti liquor actions. This marks the fifth dynamiting attempt in 48 hours. deputies hunted suspects with arrests anticipated.
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Leetonia
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Joseph M. Grimm
Mquor
Davidson
MME Ruiz Life Is Bared In St Louis Notice
St Louis friends identify Mme Mary Agnes O’Brien Ruiz as daughter of late Charles O’Brien born near Ninth Street and Cass avenue. She ran away at 13 to New Orleans and returned by box car. had a brother Charlie formerly with the fire department and a sister.
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St Loui
Mme
Mary Agnes O'Brien Ruiz
London
St. Louis
Charles O'Brien
Ninth Street
Cass Avenue
Charlie
New Orleans
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Pminion
Minnesota
Twin City Markets
Ketchell
O'Brien
Philadelphia
Stanley Ketchel
Jack O'Brien
Jack Johnson
Juryman
Mason City
William Beaker
the Park Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
Otis D. Smith
Cora Bell Smith
United States Hat
Dune Island
Mme. Ruiz
Provincetown
Mass
Michigan
United States Mint
The
Numismatic Club
William H. Woodin
Williams County Bank
Williston, North Dakota
Coulter Bros
Coulter Bros. Wise
Blacksmiths
M. H
AREN
Williston
W. Dak
Minot
Jorgen Olsen
Mouse River
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