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Newspaper
Cascade Record
Location
Cascade, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1900
Page
4
A Saturday edition from Cascade Kansas City lists a blue mark reminder in the square for subscribers with dues and invites remittance to settle balances. The notice appears under editor H S Turner and references subscription status.
The Record supports Greenwood Times on adding a Boundary member to the provincial legislature. With 1500 voters, the district includes Boundary West Fork and Similkameen and faces a summer rush needing direct supervision from a representative. It stresses the non political need to secure mining district consideration.
A call urges all Kootenays miners to obtain a list of Rossland merchants who pledged to starve unemployed workers by denying credit. Unions should publish the list in bold at headquarters and use it as a guide when spending. The text threatens boycott and potential blacklisting by mine owners.
A historical notice lists merchants alleged to have conspired against a party for coercive aims. Details focus on the accused firms and the nature of the alleged scheme, with emphasis on the legal or civic response and the pathway to resolution.
Old Bobbs prompts Dom Paul toward a new path as the Lieut Governor dismisses Semlin. The BC legislature, two months in session, is split by outs and ins with calls to dismiss the wrangling body. The Rossland Miner urges a people’s appeal, while conservative MPs push for cabinet terms. Devil Rhodes lauds Britain and Kimberly’s defenders in stern remarks praising Her Majesty’s flag.
Visible signs indicate a revival as freight increases, hotels fill, miners return, and previously closed businesses reopen. Citizens smile as Slocan nears a season of prosperity beyond previous experience.
Mutual Aid Society plans a social on Thursday March 22. A fire at the big dam blacksmith shop was checked by Mr Walling. Stanley Mayall reports merchants in Nelson and Roseland in decline. A Montana hotel dancing event featured Profs La Pasco and Ford. Alex Donkey died in a Rock Creek logging camp crushed by a rolling log. Private J H Findlay, killed at Modder River Jan 6, was an acquaintance of Agent Tebo. Rev Allan Findlay of Barrie Ontario is his father. A wedding united Miss Hattie Marshall and Robert Barrow at the Marshalls home Brooklyn Avenue with Rev B H Balderston officiating. James Marshall and Mrs C W Abbott attended.
Tomorrow Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Standard Time the Divine service will be held by Rev Joseph McCoy M A in the new church. Sabbath school at 2 80 p.m. in the same place. All are cordially invited to attend.
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