Cranbrook Herald defends independence amid editorial clash
The Cranbrook Herald responds to a Fort Steele linked editorial barrage from the Fernie Free Press. It defends its political independence during the campaign and asserts its own prosperity while denying collusion with opponents. The paper notes the minister of mines report for 189g as a useful reference for readers.
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Herald
Yeeek
London
Fernie
Fort Steele
Cranbrook
Billy" Ross
Billingsgate
Free Press Way
Mr. Fernie
Free Press
Minister of Mines
Miraculous Recovery Cited After Measles and Lung Disease
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester Illinois recalls a near death from measles and lung trouble. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with a complete cure and notes many others used his recommendation with success. Also noted are local notices of holidays, injuries, and land purchase plans in Cranbrook, 1900.
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W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dr. King
Heattie
Land Notice for Lumber License at Little Sand Creek
The undersigned Will seeks a lumbering license to cut and carry away Tinker from a tract described by a post about UW feet east of Little Sand Creek near Jittray with paths and lines to the west and north, ending back at the starting point. Dated June 2146, 1000 YETEN LUND.
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Cranbrook
Archibald Leitch
Chtef
Lazilyail
Little Sand Creek
di Chals
Childs
Chalis
George Hilliard
Fants and Works
Wales
Parson's Purchase
Sila
Witlos
Mirsans Purchase
Whitins
Chence
GEO
Tueliary
Mont Iter Duch
Ain
Cranbriok
Kletch
Divorced Women Occupations Revealed in U S Report
A New York Sun summary of the eleventh annual report from the U S commissioner of labor lists divorced women as 0.9 percent of females ten years and over, with occupations spread across bookbinding, shoemaking, corset making, sales, telegraph work, stenography, mill work, tailoring, and dozens more, including agents and teachers.
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Wisco
Washington
Commissioner of Labor
Commissioner of
Kibor
Bureau of the Statistical Espert In Charge
United States
Washingon
Eft
N.Y. Sun
Savory Ham Preparations With Cider and Crust Tricks
A San Francisco Chronicle recipe outlines boiling a medium ham in cider then cooling, peeling and garnishing with aspic jelly or brown beef bouillon jelly. It also describes a baked ham with a flour crust basted with sherry, plus a barbecue option using sherry and vinegar for a tangy glaze.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Widow Sues Man for Damages Over Rib Injury
A widow sues a man for 5000 damages after he broke two ribs during an embrace. The case is reported by the New York Journal and reflects a sensational social scene.
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Woon
Old Toon
Journal
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Cranbrook Herald
William
Hatton
le Roi
Rossland
Nelson
D. B Cargile
Washita
I. T
Brewer
Beattie
Yeten Lund
AL W. M'Vittie
DLS
McVittie & Hutchison
Jom Hutchison
Notary Pablic
Boston
G. R. Lease
Site of
Toronto
Cranbrook, British Columbia
H. L. Cummins, C. E
Fort Steele, B.C
Greer & Co
Chartrand Bros., Props
Hinson Avenue
East Kootenay
Graham
J. H. King
Sherlock
W. Te Ross
LW. Ticnetheie
Ross & Herchmer
Thidth Hanson Block
J. R. Costigan, Q.C
Mee
Chandrook
M. McCallun
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
U.S.A
McVittle & Nutchison
J. Mutchison
Kimberley
Wellman & Hotel
Ott
Hugh Cameron
Baker Street
Robinson & McKenzie
T. A. Creighton
Feach
Sin
North Star Hotel
Harry Drew
Prop
Charles P. Campbell
B. C
Champion College
U. S
Maggs & Hughes
Geary & Doyle
Robert Shaw
G. L. Hilliard
J. H. M’mullin
Armstrong Ave
McConnell's
W. F. Gurd, B.C. L
British Columbia
Alex, H. Watson
G. Johnson
Pacific
Perial
Conti
Sential
J. Coyle
A. G. PA
Vancouver
F. Anderson , Tra Nelson, B.C
Dimension Lumber
Manitoba
Wellman & Horel Proprietors
Robson & Rogers
Meat Market
Methodist
VanDecar & Son
Royal
Oge
M. McInnes , Co
Butg Fernie
Wardner
HERS
Moyie
Fort Steele Beer
Home Industry
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