Golden Era Advertising Rates and Submission Rules
Announcement outlines advertising rates and deadlines for The Golden Era weekly. Details cover display ads at 1.59 per column inch, legal ads 10 cents per line, reading notices 12 cents per line, and land notices per Crown Grant rates. Instructions specify payment to Managing Director, address for submissions, and brief letters for publication with required name and address for anonymous letters.
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Government Gazette
Several notable figures and events in Canada and beyond
Col Weat of Minneapolis dies amid a busy news week. J G Robertson ex‑treasurer of Quebec dies. The Dominion government debates China and partition. Manitoba and Winnipeg issues include strikes and rail ice blocks. Transit, police actions, church matters, and naval orders shape the grand miscellany of events.
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Col. Weat
Minneapolis
Thre Elta
Brandon
Winnipeg
China
United States
South Perth
Monteith
Winnigee
Dominion
Winnine
Grand Lodge of the Sons of Ing Jaw
Ottawa
ADI
Salvation Army
New York Senate
J. F. Wood
M. V
Toronto
William
Cecil Rhodes
Ottawa and Canada Faces Political Tensions in Early Affairs
An article notes debates on monopoly concerns in Canada and no immediate steps to appoint a successor to Baron Herecell. It reports the Italian foreign minister informing deputies on China policy, a vacant Ontario seat held by Dr Lackner, and several Eastman Richard and Archibald v. McIntosh cases in the Northwest Territory. It also cites Klondike Nugget editor's charges against ex-Gold Commissioner Pawcett, denied as false, with Commissioner Ogilvie to investigate.
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Canada
A. Z. Balfour
Keudecessor
Baron Herecell
Chamber of Deputies
China
North Waterloo
Ontario
Dr. Lackner
Court of Appeals
Ottawao Supreme Court
Eastman Vs. Richard
Archibald Va. McIntosh
Archibald
Loss of Life Reported in Atlantic Ship Losses
The Tribune notes likely the loss of ten freight steamers in recent storms offshore of the Atlantic with over 300 lives lost and 2.5 million dollars in capital at risk. It lists vessels and routes including Alleghany American Avon Croft Dora Foster Nighton Minister Yaybich Oberon Picton Milburn and Atlantic transport.
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New York
the Tribune
Atlantic
Alleghany
Portland
London
Thompson Line
City of Wakefield
Vownrend
Erain
General Merchantise
Norfolk
Roterdam
Croft
Cayt “Ang
Gneral
Leith de Arrow Line
Dora Foster
Itish
J. B. Wooley
Sligo
Milburn
Terrible Cruiser Reports Explosion Killing Stoker
Davenport Eng March 15 The British first class cruiser Terrible arrived from Malta reporting a Monday explosion that killed a stoker and fatally injured another man while badly scarring several others A sister ship of Powerful Powerful now in Manila Bay has suffered a series of accidents since launch Terrible and Powerful are 14200 ton steel-sheathed vessels 00 feet long
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Davenport
Eng
Malta
Manila Bay
Terrible
Love's Flower Garden and the Path to Health for Women
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser as the key to female health and happiness. It promotes the book's guidance on reproductive physiology, cures for women’s ailments, and testimonials, offering free paper copies and cloth binding for a small stamp payment from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Australian Harvest Prospects Light New Records Across Colonies
Ottawa reports estimated Australian harvest at 52 million bushels, the largest on record, with New South Wales and Queensland exceptions. Domestic demand uses 84 million bushels, leaving about 19 million for export. Manitoba flour remains competitive as Canadian exports grow, with ships carrying 400 000 tons.
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Ottawa
J. 8. Linge
Australia
Trade and Commerce Department
New South Wales
Queensland
Manitoba
Warrimen
Queenland
Western Australia
Port Arthur Murderer Prevost to be Hanged Friday
Ottawa reports Oliver Prevost, the Port Arthur killer who murdered five men two years ago, will be hanged on Friday. The government denied clemency, following a report by Drs Burgess and Phelan concluding Prevost is morally accountable.
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Prevost
Nang
Ottawa
Oliver Prevost
Port Arthur
A New Departure From Dr Marschand Windsor Ontario Lab Opens
The celebrated French physician Dr Marschand has opened a large Windsor laboratory with a staff of chemists and physicians. Canadians may seek his free confidential medical advice by writing to the Dr Marschand Chemical Co. De Toit Mich U S A.
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Marschand
Windsor
Ont
Canada
Marshhand
Tornado devastates Avondale and Woodlawn suburbs of Birmingham
A tornado struck early today in Birmingham Alabama wrecking a dozen houses and three churches. Several factories in Avondale and Woodlawn were unroofed but no injuries are reported.
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Birmingham
Ala
Avondale
Woondlawn
Parliament Opens With Speech From the Throne
The fourth session of Canada's eighth parliament opened with Earl of Minto in attendance. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Cabinet members greeted him as he ascended the throne and delivered the Speech From the Throne outlining prosperity, Ottawa politics, the Washington Conference, plebiscite results, penny postage, Yukon developments, and electoral district reforms.
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Ottawa
Drummond
Lasvelles
Iron Guards
Graham
Coldstream Guards
Arthur Gulse
Wilfred Laurier
W. Scott
David Mills
Senate
Commons
Parliament
House of Commons
Canada
United States
Alaska
Train to Be Rescued Near Wheatland After Abandonment
Cheyenne Wyoming March 15 a mowbound train on the Cheyenne and Northern at Wheatland has been abandoned by company officials. Steps will be taken to rescue passengers by sleds using rotary plows borrowed from the Union Pacific main line. One plow moved a mile but was recalled due to another Union Pacific storm. Plows are scarce and the Union Pacific machines have been used for weeks to keep the transcontinental line open.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne & Northern
Wheatland
Union Pacific
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