Che Golden Gra Framingham Edition Freesheet
Fragments show a weekly publication with editor Ed V Chambers and subscription rate $2.00 per year in advance. Advertising rates available on request.
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
2
Fragments show a weekly publication with editor Ed V Chambers and subscription rate $2.00 per year in advance. Advertising rates available on request.
A bitter provincial Liberal scene in Victoria centers on Jos. Martin who, despite being written off politically after the last election, shows renewed influence. The Victoria Liberal Association weighs delegates and a potential bye election run in Vancouver, testing Martin’s bid against other leaders and factions.
A provincial statement defends James Dunsmuir against six months of attempts to embarrass him. The premier’s letter is praised as a commendable departure from rule, offering the public clarity on policy and the government’s aims.
The item notes a Manitoba debate over prohibition with a plebiscite push and a small audience for Attorney General Campbell. It also reports the death of Chief Justice Angus John McColl in Victoria from Bright's disease, outlining his career from 1896 to 1898 and his Presbyterian faith and marriage.
A testimonial touts South American Rheumatic Cure as freeing a boy from severe rheumatism after other remedies failed. The notice, signed by Wm. H. Winslow Sr, claims three bottles restored the son within six hours and promotes the medicine sold by C. W. Field.
Alven Nichols of Peterborn Ontario praises Dr Stein Cuve for a heart cure seen as miraculous. He credits quick relief to a medicine named new cure and urges others to seek it for heart conditions, while criticizing prior treatments.
Ottawa reports 1901 population at 5,369,666, up from 4,838,239 in 1891, with provincial gains and losses in seats. Manitoba and British Columbia gain while Ontario and Nova Scotia lose seats. Yukon gains one, and overall House of Commons increases to 210 members.
The Swansea Town Council in Wales decided to offer Sir Wilfrid Liuer, Canada’s premier, the Freedom of the Borough as he travels to attend the coronation ceremonies. The decision was reported by the Ryvening Telegram from London.
Vanity Fair Rome correspondent notes the Pope is near death with minimal nourishment and consciousness, generally unresponsive, and unaware of events around him. The report stresses the uncertain timing of death and ongoing decline.
The Opposition caucus held at New Westminster on January 16 saw only 11 legislators present, weakening perceived support. No resolutions were passed, and McBride, once a mining advocate, claimed the Government cannot command more than a dozen supporters when the House meets.
An reader letter recalls a near death from rheumatism and paralysis recovered after six bottles of Dr. Clarke's Little Red Pills. Other testimonials cite eczema stomach trouble and catarrh with claims of cures, noting price of 60 cents per box and a $10 for undelivered results.
C E Wells and J J Coyle act as agents in Agra Golden Bo Vancouver to provide full information and application pamphlets for the tourist car service.
Hon. Jas. Litherland sworn as Minister of Marine and Fisheries by Lord Minto at Rideau Hall. The portfolio, vacant since Sir Louis Davies moved to the Supreme Court, passes to Sutherland’s leadership with possible future cabinet reshuffles and a BC-based Fisheries post. Re-election for Sutherland is set for January 29 with a Feb election date implied.
Montreal reports voting to fill House of Commons vacancies in eastern Canada produced mixed outcomes. Liberal candidates won West Queens and Bruny while Independent Liberal and Conservative races in Lavigne, Gatineau, and Addington saw varied margins.
Reports from New Orleans on January 15 claim a British transport loaded with American mules bound for South Africa was intercepted or blown up in the Gulf of Mexico or foundered. A lower coast schooner cites hundreds of dead mules, drifting ships and wreckage several dozen miles offshore, heightening shipper fears of further attempts to halt mule exports to Cape Town amid gale warnings and storm-driven debris.
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Local notices list church services across WP, Pauls Church of England, Presbyterian Church, and Method Church. Details include Sunday morning and afternoon services, Bible and Sunday schools, prayer meetings, holy day celebrations, and pastor names.
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