Golden ERA plans to serve community with improved newspaper
The Golden ERA and North-East Keavenly plant announce a mission to produce a modern, useful local paper. They seek citizen and business cooperation, better job printing, and enhanced mining and local news coverage to boost Golden’s progress.
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Tax Goupse
Ena Printing
Cui
Che Ney
Golden
Peale
Alumas
Galen
Keavenly
Angiona
Official Administrator's Act Restart Needed in Kootenays
The article argues for a separate Official Administrator for each electoral district in the Kootenay County due to vast territory and dispersed population. It notes Mr. J. F. Arwatrong currently oversees the whole county and urges legislative amendment to appoint district administrators.
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Ayoh
Volatini
Ainipat
Catate
Faa
J. F. Arwatrong
Kootenays
Aromrong
Fort Biedo
Kootenay
Treviile
Jnj
Kootena
Instea
Geeral
Ottawa Parliament Debates Pensions and Boundaries
In the House of Commons the Premier faced questions on the South African pensions and the Alaska boundary. Negotiations with the Joint High Commission were to resume, with a provisional boundary arranged. Estimates for 1902 include large Dominion outlays, with calls for British Columbia building projects and various regional improvements.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Borilen
Joint High Commission
Anid
Canada
Gonpromis
McDonald
East Huron
Dominion
British Columbia
Kumboys
Nelson
Westininater
Rossland
Vancouver
William’ Head Secord
Columbia
Fraser River
Salmon River
Skeen
Peldgu Pli
Ashcroft
Barkerville
Russian Atrocities and Kitchener Report Share War Echoes
Horrific accounts describe mass drownings and brutal slaughter along the Amur and surrounding rivers. A Belgian observer details scenes of women and children among 12 000 dead, while Lord Kitchener reports on operations in South Africa with Boer forces, losses, and shifting fronts.
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Biaggvetacheousk
Aiur
R. M
Amur
Kort
Blagoetschensk
Dhava
Murxo
Rube
Bisgovetachenk
War Notes From Cape Colony and Britain
Dutch reports at Wilston Cape Colony claim Boers may seek surrender talks if DeWei’s incursion is costly. London dispatch notes an Anglo Portuguese alliance reaffirmation and Portugal troops to guard South Africa points to aid British columns. Lord Strathcona covers transport costs for Strathcona returnees. Dominion debate who bears Canada travel costs. Roberts lauds South Africa campaign as unique in war annals and praises gallantry of troops under the British flag.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
England
Frederick
Copenhagen
Lord Roberts
St. Pirro
Kandahar
Pretoria
John Houston
Miyor
Nelson
Montreal
United States
James J Hill
J. Pierpont Morgan
Janada
Ia Cou Fils
Industrion
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Imijitia
South Africa
Ottawa
BL. Drewry
Victoria
Inetegaligs
Shog
British Columbia
Kithener
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretorify
Heb
Ermelo
Buers
Louie Botha
Generis Spruit
Randemeyer
Chittian
Jaegerafontwin Road
Baihule
Cape Colony
Canovia
Ce Liple
Wilston
Christian DeWei
Pat Aucroasful
Tansformed
Londo
Daily, Mail
Portugal
Strathconas
Halifax
Lord Strathcona
Yeondering
Canada
Campitan
Africa
Annard
Faye
Bubonic Plague Deaths Rise Amid Strathcona Horse Review
Montreal February reports note 19 000 plague deaths in a week with 922 bubonic cases. Strathcona Horse and officers sail February 23 from Halifax for London to attend King Edward VII’s review and medal ceremony, with several invalids hospitalized in Woolwich.
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Edward
Strathcona
Allar and
McKindsey
Milton
Montreal
Bombay
Canerd & Co. Allay Line
Strathcona Horna
Verpour
Halifax
London
Unite States
Lord Strathcona
Dock
Woolwich Hospital
Mixed World Briefs From Nome To London
A jumble of brief notes reports wintering population near Nome Capetown plague alerts in Capetown and martial law in Spain Valencia receives postage issues Andrew Caraggio donates 40 to Tacoma library Yukon official Ogi vie resigns denied Dr Landerlin appointed after McKindsey death London mayor works on memorial for late Queen Victoria Jacobite concerns Dominion Alliance mints pro prorogation bill Duke and York depart on naval display British squadron to Gibrl J Hill buys Vancouver real estate for Northe expansion Montreal Chinese official Dr Mong recovering from hospital back injury Vancouver area property purchases tied to railway plans Auther Mong recuperating from illness in Montreal the report ends with a fragmentary medical note
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Nome
Capetown
Martial Taw
Valencia
Spain
Andrew Caraggio
Tacoma
Public Library
Ogivie
Yukon
San and
Toine
Mexico
Sierra Madres
Edward VII
Mary IV
James' Palace
Guildhall
Queen Victoria
G. W. Ross
Tho
Promil Mnaber
Pasa
Algo
Vancouver
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Toronto
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B. McPherson
P.A
Fehon Iin
Wm. J. Barry
Imperial Bank of Canada
Ratherland Biayaot
Robert Tamaya Biles
Brane Manitoba
Ni Hearthaibert
Bevalatoks
Ontario
Og Listowel
Singara i Hat Por Nault Bie
Mi Rat Perera
Chan BN Wast Woolstock
Matai
Great
South “Africa
Bank OF South Africa Limited
Savings Busas
United Kingdom
Gibb
Mgr
Golden Branolis
Hull Bros. & Co
Whalessie & Retail Butchers
B.C
Jas Bravy
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P.ls
M.am'n
MLB
Golden, BC
Fenth
Morse
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Gravesend
Dr. Landerlin
Senator McKindsey
Burks Falls
Bengal
Dr. Mong
Naw Weatmi
Bopleh
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