Guardian staff and agency list appear in Charlottetown publication
The Charlottetown Guardian lists staff members including M Chester McLate vice president and J B R Burnett secretary with D A MacKinnon and G O Kaltersod Meniger among editors and representatives for New York and Chicago. It also provides a detailed distributor network and agents in Charlottetown Summerside Montague Souris and other locations including Boston and New York agencies.
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M. Chester, McLate
J. BR. Burnett
D. A. MacKinnon
Guardian
Charlotoleae
J. P. Duffy
Queen Street
Aritime
Hiustiouers
Grafton
Carter & Co
Wic Weee
End Bineet Ways
A. Brown
Stephen Duffy
Richmond St
Railway - Huakbtalt
R. Thomas White
Elm Ave
Fred Gaudet
Great George St
AL Spri. Park Ka. Ere Mighie Eta. Ae Ma.rank N. Kays
Hillsboro Street
Donald Drug
Water Street
Summerside
Doluston
Montague
M. A. Paquet
Souris
Old South News Agency
Boston
Motorings News Agency
New York
Schultz Ne
Nine Senate Vacancies and Appointments in Canada
Notes suggest nine Senate vacancies with health concerns among Senators and a likely rise to a dozen before the general election. The piece notes dominant Commons influence on seats, mounting pressure on Prime Minister King, and near-term appointments tied to Dominion politics across Canada and Prince Edward Island.
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Senate
Ottawa
Red Chamber
Commons
King
le Streets
Dominion
United Union of Parliament
Canada
Prince Edward Island
Rhode Island Traffic Law: Motorists Must Slow or Exit Roads
A new Rhode Island regulation mandates driving at thirty five miles per hour on busy arteries or getting off the road. The pace shift is described as a modern acceleration affecting highways, commerce, education, and society, with political and federal election implications discussed elsewhere.
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Rhode Island
Weather, politics, and wheat forecasts in Prince Edward Island
Editorial notes reflect on persistent rain and cool weather while calling for action on public issues. They critique graft and political maneuvering around senatorial vacancies in Ottawa, and discuss wheat prospects in Canada with initial optimism dampened by revised forecasts for Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Best he could and not run into any one else if it could be avoided
A truncated fragment notes a cautious approach to movement to avoid contact with others. The text implies careful navigation, but leaves the full context unclear and no identifiable individuals or organizations are named.
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Tom
Ontario
Maritimes
Pémier
Ottawa
Commons
Pro Transport Campaign Expands Beyond Lone Motorist
A fragment indicates a shift from a lone traveler to a broader traffic safety or advocacy effort, signaling organized support or movement along highways. The snippet hints at collective action meant to influence travel behavior and policy.
Public Health and Driving Civility in Everyday Life
A New York taxi driver’s careful handling prompts reflection on public health and consideration for others. The piece argues most people are mindful of health but warns about the careless and selfish who risk spreading illnesses like whooping cough and diphtheria.
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New York
Heath
Son
Chapters In Our Island Story on Responsible Government
A historical account details the 1840s push for responsible government in Prince Edward Island. It chronicles Edward Whelen and George Coles leading the Palladium agitation, opposition from landowners, and the 1850 Assembly vote, with the Lieutenant Governor replying on March 8 and 14 about the constitutional path and advice from the Colonial Secretary.
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Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Edward Whelan
Liberal Party
George Coles
Wight
England
House _ of Assembly
Balvie
House of Assembly
North America
Executive Council
Messrs Coles
Warburton
le Lacheur
Whelen
Clark
Fraser Jardine
Isn
Ajit
Hetpad Samea
Phiah
Face reading hints at memory and character
The text links forehead fullness to power and memory to near brain sight. It notes facial features reveal inner life, with joy enhancing looks and sadness furrowing the face. It also says love softens, while selfishness and disappointment harden or wrinkle the features.
The Seventh Commandment and The Prayer
A devotional fragment citing Exodus 20 14 Thou shalt not commit adultery. It includes a prayer asking God to create clean hearts and renew right spirits within us.
A Day Worse Than Lost If You Count Your Deeds
Poem lines exhort the reader to tally deeds of kindness at day’s end to judge whether the day was well spent. It emphasizes self-denial, kind words, and acts that brighten others. The verse invites reflection on small, compassionate actions as meaningful.
Brunswick Faces Debt Rise in Hydro Power Push
The report notes a provincial debt near 33 million dollars with plans to borrow nine million more for waterfront power development. It warns this risky venture targets thinly populated lands and promises industrial buyouts for future hydro projects.
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Brungwick
al Watey
Public Forum Letter on Road Safety and Responsible Government
An open letter recalls a Vernon to Orwell carriage accident where a careless driver fled, praise for the injured and critique of the driver. It then outlines in full the Charlottetown Guardian discussion of colonial governance, the House of Assembly's demand for responsible government, and appeals to the Queen and Imperial Parliament for support and constitutional change.
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House of
Executive Council
House of Assembly
Her
Imperial House of Commons
Islanders Seek Responsible Government Appeal to the Queen
The Charlottetown Guardian reports the Prince Edward Island House of Assembly appointed a committee to petition the Society for the Beginning of Colonial Government in London. They sent two letters detailing island needs and the obstacles to responsible government, hoping for royal intervention and constitutional reform.
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House of Commons
Prince Edward Island
Society For the
Begin
London
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