Imperial preference debate amid reciprocity talk in Canada
A report highlights the imperial preference push and Canada US reciprocity as election tension rises. Ottawa hints at general elections while Ontario voters and towns such as Acton and Oakville face assessment disputes and local calls for fair taxation. The piece notes William Jennings Bryan praising Canada’s Annuities system and discusses temperate, municipal efforts against public drunkenness in Acton.
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Canada
Acton Council Appoints Night Constable N Hardie
The Acton council held a special meeting to appoint N Hardie as night constable to restore order. Discussion noted tampering with a fire engine valve and plans to oil streets, with street improvements and roadwork planned in coming days.
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Sandacme
Guelph
George Town
Abe Cltizcan
Ovannome
Acton
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N. Hardie
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Glasgow
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Ottawa Debates Supply Bill and July Session Moves
In Ottawa on May 20, lawmakers returned to work after Royal assent to a large supply bill totaling over twenty five million dollars. The house planned to reconvene on July 18, with possible focus on reciprocity. The piece also notes a section on infant mortality and a humorous tale of a grandfather’s farm bequest resolved by a birthday calf.
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Argyllshire
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Canada
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Guelph
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Kentnor
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Georgetown
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Senate
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Parner Hadley
Bald
Mann
Purified Blood Remedy Shared by London Ontario Resident
A testimonial from Richard Wilson near London Ontario describes purifying the blood to heal chronic skin sores. He reports prior poor appetite and indigestion with lasting blotches, but notes rapid improvement after using a noted remedy, praising its cleansing effect on his body.
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