Hospital for Consumptives Debate in Western Provinces
The piece discusses a proposed Dominion hospital for consumptives in the Northwest, with talk of locations like Regina Moose Jaw or Medicine Hat. It notes Alberta's climate advantages for tuberculosis treatment, skepticism about federal funding and CPR transport costs, and mentions ongoing political maneuvering for Conservative and Liberal candidates in the region.
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Davin
CPR
Regina
Moose Jaw
Medicine Hat
Altho
Alberta
Canada
Colorado
Dominion Govt
Editorial Notes on Mounted Police Strain in Regina Scene
Calgary Herald correspondent Sansenlotte laments Crown mounts police morale in Regina as Supt Gagnon departs Maple Creek and Supt Perry tightens command. Desertions loom with brutal drill and demoralization, while Alberta autonomy talks surge via James Reilly and John Livingstone. Manitoba Free Press echoes call to value aging officers.
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Sansenlotte
Calgary Herald
Regina
Gagnon
Maple Creek
Perry
Manitoba Free Press
Mounted Police
The
Gazette
Free Prees
Political Notes on Alberta Elections Near April
The Alberta Tribune cites a report that Mr. Magrath will not run in the upcoming election. D. W. Davie, the current member, stated he is in the field and committed to reelection, with chances strong even if the riding is not split. He doubts session timing. Local politicians’ actions are unclear as Liberal and Conservative conventions approach Calgary later this month and on March 13.
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Kennedy
Alberta
Colorado
Belacleod
Calgary
Territories
Cochrane
Ottawa
Govt
Costigan
W. R. Hull
Rely
Dr. Wilson
Leo Gaetz
Geo. KK. Leeson
Tribune
Tanttain
Magrath
Haultain
Oliver
Altho
Waultain
Maultain
Sifton
Alberta Tribune
D. W. Davie
Manitoba Checker Championship Result and Miscellany
Telegraphic News reports Cal gary’s God wins the Manitoba and Northwest championship with Norman of Kildonan close behind and money drawn. Also notes Montana storm losses, Ontario Legislature opening, Balfour elected speaker, Quebec Conservatives’ stance on dissolution, Premier Davie named Chief Justice, and several obituaries and tragedies including Frederick Douglass death and mass freezes in Austria and Missouri.
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Manitoba
N. W
God
Calgary
Norman
Kildonan
Montana
Ontario
Balfour
Essex
Quebec
Davie
J. C
Frederick Douglass
The Trish Bail Brings Irish Folk Celebration to Macleod Ball
The Irishmen of Macleod hosted a grand Trish ball at Genge's hall on Friday night to celebrate their launch into the world with the shamrock reprinted on their brows. The hall glowed green with emblems of Céilte, St Patrick and national symbols, while the N W M P B Orchestra supplied music. Guests danced late, refreshments were readily available, and the event was praised as a first class hospitality display honoring Irish nationality.
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St. Patrick
King William of Orange
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