Wells and Coast Kootenay Railway Inference Debate
Editorial discusses Hon. W C Wells remarks on CP R charter chances for a coast Kootenay railway and clarifies misrepresentations. It also favors D R Wilkie's push for Canadian Mint and Government assay office to attract Yukon gold, boosting British Columbia's mining region and national trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Cp.r
C P.R
C.P.R
D. R. Wilkie
Imperial Bank of Canada
Mint
Canada
Wilkin
Toronto Mail and Empire
Clouston
Bank of Montreal
Walker
Bank of Commerce
Ma. D. Wilkie
Superial Bank
Wilkie
Mail
Yukon
British Columbia
British, Columbia
Town and District notes from the Columbia boot
Local items report travels of residents to Calgary and Revelstoke, a census revision visit, mining interests in Spillimacheen, a Victoria Club ball planned for late August, and a string of community occurrences. A mining broker advert, a birth and a wedding, a public meeting on school site, a horse incident, police news, trap shooting, and social events fill the page with notes from Golter and Smelter towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Victoria Football Club
Revelstoke
F. Douglass
Golter
J. R. Hardy
W. B. Deathmond
Windermere
West Kootenay
Redgrave
Presbyterian Church
Columbia Hall
W. G. Mitchell-Innes
Innes
Must Wear Half-Mourning For Royal Visit
Ottawa announces half mourning for ladies during the royal visit per Queen Alexandra. The color scheme includes mauve lilac gray or lack and white. A separate note mentions English crop yields and Winnipeg building permits granted this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Government House
Alexandra
England
Leon
Winnipeg
Education and social misfits in Palliser July 17
A Palliser corrrespondent argues education must be practical not classical, citing educated professionals trapped by college trends. He notes letters from Montreal about Mrs Jas Fargraves and describes tensions in labor strife with Japanese strikebreakers. An adventure tale follows about Annie and Agie Allan on a horseback ride near camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Brain
Bear
Dog
Chum
Fearleaf
Tris
Corraspondant
Palliser
Jas
Fargraves
Montreal
Agie Allan
Anne
Cude
Hotel Arrivals Feature Wide-Ranging Guest List
A long list of arrivals at the Columbia hotel includes Thos Jones and a procession of guests from Halifax to Vancouver and Montreal. Names span many cities and outfits, with figures such as Jay M Ward Theatrical Co and J A Duff noted among travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Thos Jones
Iynichone
A W Hampel
McKay
Chas Meuill
Halifax
WB Robertson
I Stalker
Beaver
LM Guin
Laggan
Jay M
Risteen
Revelstoke
S Findlay
Vancouver
Lindsay
Waterloo
Kootenay
A Austen
I Sharp
Pallixor
V Anderson
A Maddox
Field
Hualsie
W Lytton
Calgary
DW Stevens
J Lyons
CH Snyder
W Portratt
J’ Wilkes
AM Bates
C James, Jr
John Livingston
Jas Gilpia
Toronto
JB Ballantyne
Kamloops
A Murray
JR Hardy
WB Drummond
Ainsworth
Queen's
D Jenkins
Windermere
M McDonald
Heartache and healing quoted in old item
A quotation about severe heart disease and the relief found through Dr. Agnew's cure is presented, attributed to Tlos Hicks from Port, with publication by Rh. W. Putmora. The fragment includes dramatic language on tearing, pain, and longing for death, framed as a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Weeusers
Robbing
Agnew
Tlos Hicks
Rh. W. Putmora
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ep. V.cu Amir Gaealitor and Publisher
COAST
Canadian Mint
AD Uabraarf
Jam Reviatawaaawa Aia
George Sinclair
T. Darron
Donald
Mr. Thos, O'Brien
B.C
Jane
Wrenn
Spilllimachene
Andrew I. Rosenberger
Nelson, Steadon
Kelly Merry Makers
Golden
Baeon
Oue
Heron Bay
William
Proulx
Soul
Nory
A. McNaughton
J. G. Ullosk
J. A. Warren
Sassenbe
Quenovely
Carrie Nation
McDermot’s
Arneldo
Mitzwoodie
Department of Education
Bob Featherstone
Jack Nc- Connell
Debunk
Hainlec
Mr. McManus
A. W. Siirp
Kisler
A.M. Fuller
Gallen
Ef Povonto Tailoring
Hugh McLaughlin
Sither
Caxton Bldg
Chicago
Strikure
J. G. Ullock
McDermot
Mark
G. B. McDermot
General Merchant
xOlden, B.C
Alexander
Wight
Patmore
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