Golden Era Advertising Rates and Submissions Policy
The Golden Era Co Limited Liability offers weekly publication in the East Kootenay district with subscription at 2.00 per year. Alterations to ads must be in by Wednesday noon. casual ads until Friday noon. Rates: Display 1.5 per column inch. Legal 10 cents per line first insertion, 6 cents each addition. Reading notices 12 cents per line. Letters to editor encouraged with brief public interest items. anonymous lottery letters require name and address for editor’s private use. Office in Golden.
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East Kootenay
ADE VaNex
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets From Global Events
A sweep of brief items reports a $75,000 fire in Sorel Quebec deaths including Jaron Truro of England and Queen Marie of Belgium worsening, Canada and Britain deal with fires, floods, and politics. Fires at Sarnia oil tank and a stolen incident in Killarney. U.S. revenue cutters to Pacific coast. Elections in Portland and Winnipeg. Various officials resignations, budget debates, and colonial diplomacy updates.
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Sorel
Que
Jaron Truro
England
Lord Strathcona
London
Katilani
Honolulu
U.S
Ottawa
Tey
Magila
Sarnia
Dominion
South Perth
Imperial Bank
Bramton
Robert A. Johns
Brooklyn Vimes
Nanaimo
John Semmens
Brandon Tadtan
Mathers
ALO. UW
Seri Lodge
Winnipes
Marie Henrietta
Belgium
Lord Salisbury
Paris
Andrews
Winnines
Siog
Montreal
Various 19th Century Affairs Across Nations
The report surveys Welsh settlers in Argentina contemplating migration to Canada, grand lodge talks in Barrie and Montreal, the Chinese court’s quasi-royal status under foreign influence, and a liquor policy shift in the AOUW. It notes Russia Serbia tensions over debt, coroner inquest on Mrs. Whaley’s death, and comments on China by the Russian ambassador and Admiral Dewey.
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Argentina
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Orange Lodge
Barrie
Montreal
China
U. S
Pekin
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
Russia
Sergi
Whaley
Neepawa
United States
America
Fraser
Imperial Forces
Japan
Admiral Dewey
Mr Kipling Resting After Illness in New York
Rudyard Kipling continues to progress toward recovery in New York on March 9. Sleep is better and refreshing, lasting hours. Brain power remains impaired but likely temporary due to extreme physical weakness. Only the nurse and Mrs Kipling attended him. no other services reported.
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Mr. Kipling
New York
Rudyard
Kiping
Wife of famed scenic artist on trial for poisoning husband
Gianchini, wife of the noted scenic artist Paris Gianchini, began trial on a charge of attempting to poison her husband. As she left the courtroom she stabbed herself with a hat pin in a failed suicide attempt after being sentenced to five years penal servitude.
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Paris
Marcel
Madeliaine Charo
Gianchini
List
Autile
Increase in Exports From Canada Noted in March Trade Review
Toronto March trade review shows increased exports to Canada in various imports from Canadian bottoms. Items include flour 6 008 pounds bacon 212 000 lining 17 000 eggs 21 000 and other entries. Decreases occur in peas 15 000 corn 1 000 butter 20 000 fish 8 000 lumber 22 000 horses 22 000 with the United States also recording declines in most lines except butter.
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Toronto
Canada
Jieen
United States
Paper mill planned near Ottawa to dodge high U.S. paper prices
A report from Ottawa on March 8 states American publishers intend to build a paper mill near Ottawa to escape the heavy prices imposed by the paper trust in the United States. The move reflects efforts to secure more affordable pulp and stabilize costs for local printing.
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Ottawa
States
Paper Trust
Cure For Vagrancy in Clay County Riot
Missouri City residents report a mob of sixty masked men cracked the jail door this morning and whipped Odit Summers and later five others. Summers, charged with vagrancy, was flagellated forty times, stripped, and banished from Clay County. The others were seized, stripped, whipped, and told to leave the county. victims say they do not know why they were punished.
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Missouri City
Odit Summers
Clay County
Jim Jackson
Jesse Yates, Jr
Jos. Asbury
Denis Stevens
Ben Monkers
Ft Stone Quirry
Ambition and health drive men to work and seek vitality
A period critique on ambition as man’s chief aim and the folly of overwork. It praises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for boosting appetite, digestion, liver function, blood quality, and nerves, claiming it enables continued labor. testimonials claim relief from indigestion and headaches, while Pleasant Pellets are advertised as a gentle remedy for constipation.
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von Stan
von Stan Medicine CO
Toronto
Can
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
B. F. Holmes
Gaffney, Spartanburg Co
Hangman Not Welcome in Ste Scholastique Trial to Montréal
Radcliffe the hangman arrived in Ste Scholastique for Cordelia Via and Sam Sayslow execution order. Public players and residents refused him accommodation, forcing nightly travels to Montréal and back as the Friday execution looms. Isador Poirier is the murder victim referenced in the setup.
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Montreal
Radcliffe
Cordelia Via
Sam Sayslow
Isador Poirier
Ste. Scholastiqie
Ste. Scholastique
Hanglig
Neglected to Register Prosecution in Cypress River
Detective McKenzie prosecuted J Sparrow, a local veterinarian practicing without registration. Sparrow was convicted and fined 20 dollars after two sittings, as detectives tour the province for the Provincial Veterinary association. Deadman's Island delegates from Vancouver met Ottawa officials. Premier Haurier asked for a memorial embodying their views.
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Cypress River
Man
McKenzie
J. Sparrow
Lécal
Weiner
Cannon
Provincial Veterinary Association
Deadman’s Island
Vancouver
Ottawa
Haurier
Dr Marschand opens Windsor laboratory offering free medical advice
Dr Marschand a famed French physician opens a well equipped Windsor Ontario laboratory with a large staff of chemists and doctors. He offers free confidential medical advice to Canadians with modest costs for medicines rarely exceeding a dollar. A special staff of lady physicians assists in female cases.
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Marschand
Windsor
Ont
Hi Command
Canada
Marshhand
Dr. Marachand Chemical Co
Detroit
Mich
Rioting Negroes Fire On Train in Georgia Turmoil
The Tenth Immunes regiment returning to Atlanta from Macon sparked a train riot from their cars. In Griffin and amid militia deployments, over 200 shots were fired, injuring a white boy in Macon and a guard in Griffin, with authorities eventually stopping the violence as citizens and militiamen restored order.
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Atlanta
Jones
Macon
Will Goodyear
Griffin
Central of Georgia Railroad
Griffin Rifles
Davis
David
Morris
Geo, Agee
Truthman
The Queen Delays Departure For South of France
March 9 report from London says the Queen postpones her departure to the South of France to Saturday due to a Channel storm. She will travel from Folkestone to Boulogne Sur Mer by a special passenger boat, with extensive military and police precautions at Folkestone and Boulogne.
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London
France
Chervourg
Folkestone
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Nice
Prisoner Leaps From Moving Mall Car Near Hudson
A prisoner, under guard of a deputy sheriff, jumped from a fast mall car north of Hudson while en route to Albany. The officer halted the train to search but the train proceeded to Albany without the search being completed.
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Albany
N. Y
Poughkeepst
Hudson
Black Sea Hurricane Hits Shipping Near Potl
A four day hurricane over the Black Sea off St. Petersburg has caused many maritime casualties. Two Dagfish steamers ashore near Potl and a Turkish steamer named Sujyud UV punt paynadA were sunk with the crew of the latter perishing.
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Black Sea
St. Petersburg
Potl
Thedosis
A Dash for Life at St Scholastique Double Execution
Cordelia Viat and Sam Carsow face execution in Port Arthur for the 1897 murder of Isidore Doiler. Pars Yow attempted escape from his cell at midnight, searched and confined again. Port Arthur troops deploy. about 90,000 troops on the peninsula. Madam Bianchini sentenced to five years for attempting to poison her husband.
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Killarney
U. S
Telking Sea
Donaldson
Maddison Square Gardena
San Portland
Prohibition
Cypress River
Man
Manitoba
Ottawa
Ontario
Senate
Nova Scotia
Italy
Chad Macdonald
San Mun Bay
Cuba
Winnipeg
L. E. Williting
Buntin, Gillex & Co
Toronto
Japan
Samoa
Tussin Jk
Port Arthur
Deeds and Claims Across British Columbia Mines
Deeds attested, parties represented in police court, small debts court and county court, accounts collected and disputed claims adjusted. Working and dividend paying mines and various prospects developed across British Columbia including gold quartz copper gold and silver lead properties on bond.
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British Columbia
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