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... Liverpool and Canada and the independent British shipowner who uninfected thi Morgan mania. Mr. Picrpont Morgan and his associates have no monopoly of Atlantic Ocean; they have and can have no monopoly of railway connections here, Canada, and the United ...
... visit to London. He intends, he told me yesterday, to impress on British authors and publishers the need to consider Canada as an independent market, at least as valuable as the Australian, which serve much better. Canadians love travel, biography, political ...
... s,” and Queen Victoria was in favour of Canada becoming an independent kingdom under a prince. The King and Queen will travel 8,000 miles in Canada and will come in touch with millions of their subjects. Canada is delighted at this opportunity of showing ...
... STATES AND CANADA. An Ottawa correspondent says the position of affairs in regard to thoo Alaska difficulty i• that Canada offered to refer the dispute unreservedly to international arbitration, bit the rnitod States stipulated that Canada must first ...
... completed till 1892. It will be about 3 700 ft. long, and the length of the lock 600 ft. When it is finished it will render Canada independent of the United States canal, and at the same time provide an alternative channel between Lakes Superior and Huron, which ...
... FORECAST. With regard to Canada as a colony, it is not worth two straws to England. It sticks to England simply because of the benefits derived from the connection. I believe the time is not far distant when Canada will be independent, or connected with the ...
... permanent secretary of tie Ministry of Labour and former High Commissioner for Canada, was the independent chairman of the meeting, which was private. There were also two independent members and twentyone representatives each of the emplovers and workers present ...
... with the Oregoa Navigation Company is unchanged by the Union Pacific's control of the latter. The Grand Trunk of Canada will be independent of other lines, but agrees not to cut the rates, i Chicago, Burlington, and Quincey Four per Cent Loaa has been ...
... words showed that had more particularly in mind the Guianaand British Honduras, though there was reference also to an independent Canada ami the restoration the Falkland Islands Argentina. But extravagant as the speech may have been in its conception and ...
... TWO CANADA S John MacCormac.writing in the new m:.nthly Transatlantic.' under the title Canada: A House Divided. - says: The Catholic hierarchy in Quebec fears the Americanisation of Canada because in its eyes the United States represents a great solvent ...
... representatives of tho Blackburn Chamber Commerce at Congress in Canada, said great number of absolute Free Traders were converted during the tour in Canada and at the Congress. Canada did not want preference, but they thought the cono-ssions tucy had ...
... to reeall the history of the case of Canada . Germauy. In 1897, Lord Salisbury informed the German Government that Canada was independent of the British Government 1n Fiscal matters, and the result was that Canada alone was omitted from Germany's mos ...