The Late Troubles at Duck Lake and Western Policing Debate
The piece mourns five lives lost and many wounded after the Duck Lake clash. It argues western resistance to police cuts reflects broader concerns of Indians and authorities, urging sustained force to prevent further violence and uphold order across the prairie. It notes government neglect of local school discipline and criticizes trustees' handling of a recent pupil altercation.
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Territorial government move toward full responsible rule
Premier Haultain and J H Ross return from Ottawa after three months of talks with the Dominion government. The North-West Executive Committee will become an Executive Council with cabinet powers, and subsidies rise to 300000. Provinces may follow, but timing depends on territorial development and Laurier’s policy.
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Editorial Notes Highlight Trouble at Macleod Public School
The item notes very serious trouble at Macleod public school, indicating concerns about conditions or events impacting students and staff. Further details are not provided in the excerpt.
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West Kootenai Notes Correction and Ore Details
A correction clarifies a misplaced paragraph about ore shipments, stating they are not expected until July and refers to the Ibex mine rather than the Black Diamond. The note reports 2000 sacks of Black Diamond ore on the Ainsworth wharf and describes water pumped from the Madam and Bay Fritz with rich ore at the bottom.
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Ottawa News Letter Reflects Budget Delay and Jubilee Stamps
Ottawa reports five weeks of budget delay as government considers withdrawing or extending a 25 percent rebate on British goods amid British Germany Belgium treaty concerns. Jubilee stamps are planned with limited issue and destruction of dies after reaching quota, per Mulock.
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Notice of irrigation right application on Peigan reserve
North West Irri gation Act memorial filed with the Agent at Lethbridge and forwarded to Ottawa for the Old Man river diversion near Beaver Creek on the Peigan Indian reserve. The applicant seeks water for irrigation and construction of works to supply about 400 acres on the Peigan reserve.
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Doncax J CamPrexy Sheriff Note
Sheriff Doncax J CamPrexy signs notice citing Sheriffs Ose and Msclege dated 29 April 1897 with official action details.
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