Laurier Defines Canadian Naval Policy and British Ties
Ottawa reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier delivering a forceful defence of a Canadian controlled navy as key to national growth. He argues Canadians must balance rights and duties as British subjects, noting unity among Liberals and urging cross imperial consideration alongside Canadian pride.
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Ottawa
R. L. Borden
Wilfrid Laurier
Wilfrid
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Que
Montreal
Monk
Rigst
Sir Wilfrid
Rome
Society of St. Sulpice of
Montreat
Prof
Ferrer
Barcelona
Vatican
Paul of
Parsus
Christ
Paul
Tarsus
Aidrestige
Jacques Cartier
Mr. Monk
West
Quebec
Descent of a Noble Race Cited for Chivalry and Honor
Fragmentary line extols a lineage described as foremost in chivalry honor and ideality, invoking a noble ancestry as a standard of virtue and conduct. The text emphasizes timeless ideals linked to a historical race, portraying them as exemplary.
District News Highlights Local Visitors and Incidents
Elko correspondent reports Ray Hirtz of Hanbury visiting family then departing for the coast for about three weeks. Visitors include W Wilson Fitch and J Hunter from Wardner and W R Ross of Fernie. A kitchen fire at Mrs Holbrook’s last Friday was controlled by bystanders. L R Gibbs resigns from North Star Lumber to take a bookkeeper post in Macleod. Local social notes mention Mrs Lamb and Mrs Smith of Waldo visiting J Austin, with other townspeople seen in Cranbrook Kalispell Jaffray and Fernie last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Ray Hirtz
Hanbury
Coast
Outlook on the Island shows varied support in Vancouver World report
The Vancouver World reports mixed prospects for the McBride administration across Island ridings. Victoria is seen as breaking even with weak McBride chances. Jardine is favored in Esquimalt. Eberts faces a likely rout by a farmer. Is land sees McPhillips opposed by a rival farmer. Mike Manson disrupts McBride in Comox and Brewster’s opponent in Alberni may not save his deposit.
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Victoria
Island
Vancouver World
McBride
Esquimalt
Jardine
Eberts
McPhillips
Comox
Mike” Manson
Alberni Brewster
Kootenay Railway Policy Pits Macdonald Against Caven
A regional plea urges voters in the Kootenay area to back Macdonald and the Oliver policy for immediate Kootenay Central construction. It contrasts McBride’s six year delay with Oliver’s pledge to aid the railway and links railway progress to regional industry and prosperity.
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Oliver
Kootenay Central
Cranbrook
McBride
Macdonald
Caven
K.C.R. Ti
Jeanne Russell Stars in Sunday at Cranbrook
Miss Jeanne Russell returns with her company after last week’s hit in Cousin Kate. The western comedy drama Sunday, written for Miss Barrymore by Clyde Kitch, unfolds from a western dining camp to Hanthrope Abbey England, offering strong scenic effects and a touching story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kitch
Miss Barrymore
Hanthrope Abbey
England
Jeanne Russell
Miss Russell
Old Country Notes On Weddings And London Music Hall
Mr and Mrs William Madkins of Padbury Bucks celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary. In Britain juveniles in detention totaled 26 254, up 28. The Middlesex music hall in London known as The Mo was up for sale at the Mart on November 11. owner J L Graydon ran it for forty years and helped launch Dan Leno. The hall hosted many stars and notable figures including Harry Fox, Gus Leach, G H Macdermott, George Leybourne, and others in its storied history.
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William Madkins
Padbury
Bucks
Mr. Madkins
London
The
Middlesex
the Mart
J. la. Graydon
Freeholds
Dan Leno
Dan
G. H. Macdermott
Jingo
George Leybourne
Charley
Harry Fox
Gus Leach
Arthur Roberts
Little Tich
George Robey
Charles Godfrey
Charles Coborn
Martie Lloyd
Vesta Til
Annie Bethell rises from mill to D'Oyly Carte stage
A Stockport mill girl, Annie Bethell, joins the D'Oyly Carte Opera company as an understudy after early solo Sunday school singing, choral training, and experience with the Stockport Amateur Operatic Society. Her London debut followed at the Savoy and Coronet theatres. The notice also urges charity and home sunshine, stressing endurance and energy for life’s challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D’oyly Carte Opera Company
Annie Bethell
Miss Bethell
Stockport
England
North
Rambling-Reveries on Work and Home Life
A reflective piece urges appreciating the home circle as a source of pure affection and beauty while warning against focusing on faults. It stresses that success comes from labor and steady study, condemning idleness and aimless chatter as hindrances to achievement.
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Paradise
Luce
Choicest cuts for Sunday's dinner at P. Woods & Co
Wardner resident R I Bohart visited the city yesterday and Jaffray resident Frank Derosier was in town this week. Fred Brown plans to stay through the campaign. Mrs W J Manley leaves for Medicine Hat and Lethbridge for ten days. The Palm advertises hot drinks and homemade candy. A drunken man attempted to lure girls skating near Baker Hill. authorities did not prosecute.
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P. Woods & Co
R. I. Bohart
Wardner
Frank Derosier
Jaffray
Fred Brown
W. J. Manley
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Dominion Organ
Joseph Walkley
Baker Hill
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Wilfrid Laurie
District News
W. Wilson
2. Fitch
J. Hunter
W. R. Ross
Fernie
DD. T. Hissam
Nelson
C. Fh. Ayte
North Star Limber Company
B. Holbrook
L. R. Gibbs
North Star Lumber Company
Macleod
Tarry Wands
J. Walshman
Kalispell, Mont
Mrs. Thorpe
Mrs. Carter
John McKee
K.C.R
M. A. MacDonald
Gan Mann
Reformatory
Mustef
Great Britain
Aion “Aa
P. O. Box “Yn
Mark
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