Second Reading of Public Schools Bill Ends in Victory
Victoria reports the second reading carried 23 to 17 with Socialists and Labor voting with the government. Hawthornthwaite led a sharp attack on Liberal party members and Sir Wilfrid Laurier, while opposition leaders warned the bill risks the public school system and reveals political motives. The measure to amend the assessment act also sparked protests over mining taxation.
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Thirtieth Anniversary of the Imperial Bank
The Imperial Bank of Canada marks 30 years since its 1875 start and expansion from 250000 to 3 million in paid up capital with branches across Ontario Quebec Manitoba B C and the Northwest Territories General manager D R Wilkie has held the post since inception. Local manager O I Rice joined after the 1875 Niagara District Bank absorption.
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Fire Wall Idea Fails To Save Block Or Insure Losses
In the Herald editorial a plan by Beale and Ml to erect a brick fire wall between the Watts building and Reid and Co proposed store failed. The piece notes $176000 in property at stake versus $60000 insured and argues the wall could have cut insurance costs by about 100 percent annually. It questions merchant consensus on funding and mocks potential graft in financing.
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