Advertising Rates and Submission Rules for Golden Era
The notice outlines subscription costs, advertising rates and terms for Golden Era readers in the East Kootenay region. It details payment methods, responsible party, display and legal ad pricing, reading notices, and crown land duties. It asks letters to be brief, signed, and timely for publication, with privacy safeguards for anonymous submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srnday
Bes
Vietium
East Kootenay
Welheetley
Telegraphic Briefs Summary
May 20 telegrams note seeding in Indian district. Pillabury the champion ill in England. Pereeh artist Bobeur seriously ill. Chicago building to entertain 100000 people. Italian cabinet demands concession in China. $500000 fire at St John N2. 200 houses burned. J T Roneh, Nananee bank robber, arrested in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian End
Pillabury
England
Rown Bobeur
Chicago
Chana
St. John
N. 2
Osa
J. T. Roneh
Boston
Incomplete World Events and Local Notices in May Report
News notes report imperial rail projects, trade tariffs, and public acts. Mentioned are the Imperial Limited train, Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific without details, along with accidents in Virden and St Thomas. Also cited are yellow fever evacuations in Grand Riviere and political moves from Cuba to Irina Edward Teland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk Railway I
Steward
Virden
Tumnten
Ineton
McIntyre
Irina
Edward Teland
Cauhy
Guerczak
Haave
Grand Shiasam
Guiani
Germaine
Chinn
Trin-Chinn- Kiang
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Imperial Limited
Seagrain’s Dalliance Wins Ontario Plate at Woodbine
Seagrain’s Dalliance captured the Ontario Plate at Woodbine Toronto as Twelve New York customs officers faced suspensions for neglect and tips. Portage council sold debentures at 100 U-4 for 895000 to a Lorento broker amid fiscal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagrain
Woodbine
Toronto
Tl. W. Scott
Winnipeg
Prud'homme
Judge Prud
St. Boniface
New York
Portage Council
Afide
Vancouver
Atica
States
Great Britain
Czuby
Giuszczak
Windsor Castle
Mixed 19th Century News Snapshot From May 24
A collage of items notes May 24 events and figures from around the world. Highlights include the King of Denmark in Minnesota, lynchings in Mexico, Canada Empire day observances, a Port William establishment, a Danube ferry disaster, and plans for the Inter Pacific Exhibition in Calgary. Also mentioned are Mark Twain meeting the Austrian Emperor, Mrs. Mary Livermore’s house fire, Admiral Dewey ill, White Pass railway completion, Galician settlers tribute, Dawson City relief fund, Palawan flag protection, Queen Victoria eye operation, and the Manitoba Northwest Methodist conference schedule in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Denmark
Mexico
Canada
Prince of Wiles
Aixty Hack Neyent
Dimual Wale
Penet Congresa Committee
Geleatadl
Port William
Danube
Calgary
Mark Twain
Mary Livermore
Mantachate
Dewey Wie
Queena Hirthiay
Hong Kong
White Pass
Skaguay
Dennett
William van Hore
Ud. Peace Commission
Bank of Wy ON
Physicians Refused Care Lead to Child Death In Buffalo
In Buffalo on May 25 Geo H Kinter and Elizabeth L Kinter were arrested on warrants for manslaughter in the death of nine year old Ralph Saunders. The Saunders parents are also charged. The charge alleges double pneumonia and criminal negligence by those in charge. The child grew ill three weeks ago and the Kint ers were summoned after the parents refused medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Geo. H. Kinter
Elizabeth L. Kinter
Ralph . Saunders
Fort Porter
Jas. C. Saunders
Inter
Saunders
Little Ralph
Riulph
Clergy Citizens Visit Banff In Canadian Park
Bishop Moret and five French clergymen bound for Rome traveled from Hong Kong to Vancouver and spent two days in Banff National Park, Alberta, seeking to continue their journey across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Banff
Alta
Moret
Rome
Vancouver
Canadian National Park
Favorite Prescription Advocated For Prospective Mothers
An ad extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as essential for women before and after childbirth, claiming it ensures healthy, strong babies and reduces pregnancy discomfort. It cites testimonials from Miss Brookie Galloway and notes the product aids constipation with Pierce’s Pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Brookie Galloway
Wilder, Johnson Co
Kans
Dr. Pierce
Clergymen Rescued After Alpine Slip Near Pine Forest
A rescue team lowered ropes to save clergymen trapped on a ledge 20 feet deep after a fall in a crevice 1,900 feet from the base of a 7,000 foot mountain. Bishop Moret, with his party, had nearly given up hope during the perilous wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Rockies
Moret
Ice blockade paralyzes northeast Newfoundland coast
Northeast coast of Newfoundland remains icebound for six weeks hindering navigation and cutting off provisions. Mail steamer Virginia Lake failed to push through the floes and returned to St. John’s. Labrador fisheries face severe disruption with heavy economic impact on coastal communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Labrador
Virginia Lake
St. John's
Straits of
Bellevale
Strike Arbitration Deadlock Delays Carpentry Settlement
Winnipeg notes continued deadlock as contracts and carpenters fail to agree on an arbitrator. Nominees were rejected as not business men. A joint meeting eyed an alternate candidate while union members pressed for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Geo. Galt
Bricklayers’ Union
Arbitration Board
Haya
Messrs. J. Appleton
Franklin Press
Gee. Sainis
Free Press
William Scott
R. A. Lister Creamery Company
Carpenters
J. A. McKervhar
Hotel for Winnipeg by the O P R company
Winnipeg May 26 The O P R company has decided to erect a modern large hotel in Winnipeg. Manager Whyte said the building will be architecturally fine and an ornament to the city. Site not decided yet but foundation may be laid this year with completion expected in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. HR
Winnipeg
Whyte
Drowning of Marguerite Calvert in Windsor River
Windsor May 27 Marguerite Calvert five year old daughter of John Calvert fell into the river last night and drowned. Other items note banquet at Hotel Inglaterre with toasts to Queen Victoria and the U S President, and Riga riot suppression with twelve killed and fifty wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Marguerite
John Calvert
Hayoun
Inglaterre
Queen Victoria
United States
Brooke
Great
Petersburg
Riga
Livonia
Canadian Pacific Railway schedules first steamer from Fort William
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company announces the first steamer from Fort William on Tuesday May 9, with weekly service thereafter on Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays. Connecting trains from Winnipeg run Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays at 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Fort William
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ai Mikache
Lieve
Perry Davis & Son
Villin
Mudh
St. Lawrence River
Ttme
Victoria
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wiiité
Berlin
Incresse
Manitoba Dairy Association
Steinbach
Oak Lake District
Jie
Brandon Turf Club
Ronal
St. Paul
U. S. Presbyterian
Davis &Lawrence CO
Perry Davis
Agnew
Man
Fireparaicx
Gananoque
Ont
William G. Lucas
N. & W.rlr
Hagarstown
Amew
DR. Agnew
OC. A. Warren
D. Ay
T. H. Wingham
C.B
Montreal
Davis & Lawrence Co., Limited
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Aleweria
M. Raonnet
Seine
B. C
Alsberni
Lindsay
Flavelle Milling Company
George Woods
Grand Trunk Railway
Frank Kennedy
Bank of Nova Scotia
Kennedy
St. Francois Xavier and
St. James Streets
St. John Street
Pekin
Russia
Barstow
Nightingale
Paterson
N.J
Sawers
Atlin
Itil
Hibbert Tupper
London
The
Daily News
Daily Mail
O. P. Ra
Fontainebleau
France
Rosa Bonheur
Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Viscount Esher
Rolls
Ntho
Daisquence
P. BE. Terlane
Laval
Sherbrooke
Jas, Henderson
Golden
Plains
Lakeside
HOTEL
Windermere, Taynton & Gordon, Props
Hull Bros & CO
Golden, 8. C
James Brady
D.ls. & FP
M. Am'n
M. E
Golden, B.C
Bette
Herbert E. Hees
Prat
M.chicago
Robert Kerr
E. A. Haggen
Mining, Financial and Commission Agent
British Columbia
Haggen
Tatas
Kanagan
Morning & Neal
Bedford McNeill
A. C. Hamilton
Golden, 4. C
Golden Era
Golden Era Companie
Thuan Lalli Y
Queen’s Hotel
Upper Columbia
Navigation &Tramway Company, Ltd
Golden, B. C
Great Northern Railway
Jennings
Montana
C. H. Parson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!