Acton Free Press Reports Temperance and Empire Debates
The Acton Free Press notes a drop in Dominion public debt by over a quarter million and reports on temperance politics in Halton and Oxford counties, including repeal appeals for the Scott Act. It highlights Mrs Youmans addressing a large Acton audience, praising Mr Macdonald’s Senate appointment, and discusses coal concerns, railroad safety, and constitutional conference resolutions shaping provincial rights.
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Dynamite Explodes at Scott Act Inspector Home
At 8:30 p m a dynamite blast shattered the veranda of Scott Act Inspector Anderson on Second avenue, wounding the inspector who was alone in the dining room. A note warned him to desist from Scott Act work. Orangeville hosts fines for liquor violations. this is the sixth dynamite blast in two years.
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Bank suspension causes local excitement but expectations of redemption
In the wake of money stringency the Central Bank suspended payment due to an inability to realize on assets promptly. By order of the Hoard Allens, Cashier. Excitement focuses on the bank's suspension, with belief that circulating bills will be redeemed.
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