Campaign notes favor Liberal Macdonald in provincial riding
Editorial urges unity across parties as candidates campaign in the riding. It lauds W A Macdonald of Vancouver as a strong speaker while criticizing McBride railway policy and urging readers to support Oliver’s Liberal platform for provincial development.
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Thos
Caven
Aranbrook
W. A. Macdonald, K
Nelson
Vancouver
W. A. Macdonald
W. Macdonald
McBride
McBrile
South East Kootenay
Oliver
Kootenay
Oliver Poicy
British Columbia
J D Hurd Leaves Fernie Coal Company
Fernie reports J D Hurd former general manager of C N P Coal company has severed ties and left with his family for St Paul and Chicago. The People of Fernie express regret at the loss of Mr Hurd.
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Fernie
J. D. Hurd
C. N. P. Coal Company
St. Patl
Chicago
Hurd
Right Hon Joseph Chamberlain Urges Drinking Remedy
The speaker notes growing public indignation at the burden of drink and the disgrace it brings. He calls for lifting the remedy and highlights the urgent desire for reform to save the people from the fiery serpent of drinks.
Bovril relief claims amid new shipment notice
The Fink Mercantile Co. announces a fresh Bovril shipment including Allefzea as a tonic option for colds. The notice emphasizes available stock for customers seeking cold relief remedies.
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Fink Mercantile Co
Tupper's Straight Talk in Revelstoke Rally
Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper addressed Revelstoke in support of Lindmark, denouncing McBride Bowser and Green over a railway policy he called frenzied finance. He urged cross party unity, warned of provincial debt, and predicted a Liberal victory to oust Taylor in the coming election.
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Charles Hibbert Tupper
McBride
Revelstoke
Chas
Lindmark
Tom Taylor
Herald
M A. Macdonald
Victoria
Opera House
Canada
Hibbert
British Columbia
Tupper
Tiis
Jeav
Plack
R. F. Green
Green
McKenzie
Mann
McKenzie and Mann
Ottawa
Borden
Tatlow
Filton
Wople
Cotton
Bowser
Hr. L. Borden
Sir Hibbert
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Roblin
Itk
Howser
Dominion
C.P.R
McKenzie and
Laurier
Grand Trunk Pacific
C.N.R
Vancouver
Hibbert Tupper
Mr. Taylor, minist _ter
Public Works
George Hungerford Dies After Timber Work
George Hungerford a timber ranger for The King Limber Mills Limited died last night at No 2 bush camp after feeling ill at No 1 mill. At about 65 he had long worked across the North American timber industry in the United States and Canada, known for his honesty and kindness. Funeral set for tomorrow at 4 PM from Beatty's undertakers.
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George Hungerford
King Limber Mills, Limited
Bush Camp
No. 1 Mill
George
George Wis
North American
States
Canada
Herald
Beatty
Fatal Rail Accident Near Jaffray Claims Hall
Willian Edward Hall 20, son of conductor Joseph Hall, died after a westbound brakeman accident east of Jaffray. He slipped while moving among cars in snow and was run over, found unconscious, transported to Cranbrook, and died at St Eugene hospital at 11.00. Coroner held inquest returned verdict of accidental death.
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Willian Edward Hall
Joseph Hall
Jaffray
Jewell’s Saw Mill
Jewell Mill
Wardner
Cranbrook
Green
St. Eugene
Hall
Connolly
Reader letter questions Cranbrook Herald elopement story
A Cranbrook letter-writer denounces a November 16, 1909 Cranbrook Herald report claiming a girl eloped with a priest. He doubts the tale’s accuracy, defends Catholic clergy, and urges fairer coverage of Catholic concerns and Indian mission aid.
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Cranbrook Herald
Herald
Nilin
Cranbrook
Tam
Catholic Priest Letters Cranbrook Readers Urge Courtesy
A Cranbrook Catholic priest signs a letter to the editor urging readers to consider dignity and fall, arguing against demonizing the church. He asks the editor to publish his remarks for the Catholic population and surrounding district.
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Cranbrook
Fink Mercantile Co Displays Delicacies At City Store
Liberal Committee rooms announce the Fink Mercantile Co displaying a line of delicacies equal to any city store. Supporters are urged to address communications to Liberal Committee, P O Box 20, Friends and supporters.
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Fink Mercantile Co
P. O
Friends
Liberal Committee
Notice of account payments and subscriptions
Important notice states that the Herald has been sold and all accounts for advertising and job work must be paid to the new management. It notes that subscriptions are payable to the new management and provides that F B Simpson or a representative can be found at the Herald office. It also mentions green figs and ginger marmalade at Finks Pure Food Grocery.
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British Columbia
Herald
Herald Office
Fink’s
Pure Food
Lords Will Reject Budget In Surprise Move
London reports Lord Lansdowne announced a plan to move against the budget bill in the House of Lords next Monday. Unionist peers oppose the measure over land taxes and death duties, signaling a likely election crisis King Edward warned could come with a budget defeat.
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London
House of Lords
Lansdowne
Edward
Local ads promote pot percolators and cold remedies
Fink Mercantile Co offers tea pots with percolators and Pineapple marmalade while Fink's Pure Food Grocery markets Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast acting cure for colds. Christmas holiday railroad fares: Cranbrook to Montreal 74.85, to Toronto 69.35, sale Dec 1–31, valid three months. Empress ce and Lake boats fare to British points listed. VanWormer stock of cutters advertised.
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Fink Mercantile Co
Fink
Pure Food
C.P.R
Cranbrook
Montreal
Toronto
Old Country
Lake Boats
VanWormer
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the Herald Publishing Company, Limited
F. J. Deane
J.D. Hurd
Joseph Chamberlain
Railways
Crown Lands
Local Government
Father L. Channel
C.M.1
F. B. Simpson
LORDS
Dreadnought
J. D. McBride
Hardware
Cranbrook, B.C
Oder
Moffat
Canadian Pacific
Eastern Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Atlantic Steamship
Carson
Tmperia
Atlantic Express
Toronto Express
J. T. Laidlaw
B.C
F.C. Swannell
Robertson
B.C. L
P. O. Drawer
Victoria, B.C
J. W. Rutledge
Ontario Veterinary College
McKillip’s
Veterinary College
Cranbrook Hotel
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