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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
2
The Rossiand district reports a new strike with 1000 plus miners idle after demands for 50 cents a day for chippers and redress of grievances. The Rossland Board of Trade seeks settlement, noting mine closures hurt the Trail smelter, coal, and trains, urging arbitration and public rights considerations.
The Russia tariff retaliation on U S goods sharply reduces American exports to Russia. Reports from Philadelphia note a standstill in shipments as a 10 percent import levy hits American manufactured goods. Experts warn of prolonged fallout for iron and steel makers and broader European goods flooding Russian markets.
The Vancouver World argues the Fraser River is effectively owned by Japanese and Chinese interests, warning white fishermen and Vancouver merchants about industrial and population consequences if brown and yellow workers supplant whites. It questions future river ownership and regional economic impact.
Ryu intimilation faced conviction at Gulden on two counts for assault and resisting arrest. He earned a fine of $25 and 40 days hard labor plus costs. Achulo Paleo was convicted at Golden for assault on a railway constable in the line of duty, fined $10 and costs or ten days hard labor.
An article extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as curing the causes of pain and female weakness. It claims improved regularity, stronger health, and relief from headaches and inflamed ulcers, with testimonials from women noting renewed energy and vitality. Free Common Sense Medical Advisor details are offered with a small payment for mailing.
In 1892 two American prospectors, Eric and a companion, trek north of the North Star mine into the Selkirk range near the Kootenay river. They stumble upon a cinnamon bear in a grassy meadow, escape by tree, and recall arming themselves with a 30-30 Winchester for future protection as they push further into the mountains.
In a report at its 26th annual meeting, Imperial Bank of Canada general manager D. R. Wilkie advocates establishing a government mint and assay offices in Canada. He argues such facilities would strengthen markets for Canadian gold and silver, align with parliamentary approval, and not devalue currency, noting U S coinage and ingots currently flow into Canada. He cites potential profits and suggests Canadian coinage could reduce reliance on United States silver.
The discourse presses for expanding coinage and trade with Canada and Britain, noting U S mint output versus Canadian production, Seattle’s growth from mining, and the push to align with a broader Canadian nationality while maintaining British ties. It cites Canadian gold deposits, mints, assay offices, and the impact on domestic manufacturers merchants and farmers.
A tale of boyhood pockets filled with odds and ends contrasts with the stomach’s unwise meals. The article touts Doctor Pierce's Medical Discovery as a remedy to digestive trouble, claiming quick relief from indigestion, headaches, and liver troubles.
Advert says kidney disorders skin eruptions and other stomach symptoms are quickly cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. It claims the laxative works with the Discovery to cleanse foul bowels and aid its action.
The ad offers Dr Clarke's Wonderful Little Red Pills with a money back guarantee for rheumatism blood diseases and related conditions. testimonials claim cures from diverse regions and roles. The notice promises $10 cash for unsatisfactory cases and lists prices and other Clarke cures and a Newfoundland coast steamer incident.
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