Political speculation over New Westminster seat and cabinet prospects
Palliser notes mixed party loyalties as Mr. Brown may join the Premier's cabinet, signaling a potential cross party accord. The piece also mentions local social updates including a bear hunt, croquet, and library plans for mill employees amid various town happenings.
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Mr. Brown
Coast Kootenay
Dunsaiah
Quietus
Brown
Tal
Victoria
Cotton
Hotel de Bank
B. Dunne
Chel Bestwick
Fellowe
Sone Ildat
Bob McMurray
Lash 1090 and Daly Treat in Wed March Sale
The fragment notes a sale event with Lash 1090 and Daly as parties. It mentions Wednesday date and a formal treatment or negotiation context but details are largely unreadable.
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Uuine
Frome Lash
Daly
Duty on coal oil debated at Municipal Reform meeting
A Municipal Reform Association discussion in Monreal May 95 featured a letter from a Laurier supporter urging removal of the coal oil duty. The premier defended the 1897 tariff reform and warned against yearly tinkering, preferring a general revision when due to avoid business confusion.
De Wet Narrow Escape From Capture by Colonial Scout
War correspondent Mr Bennett Burleigh relates De Wet’s near capture in a chase at an Orange River Colony town. A colonial scout, failing to identify a Cape cart passenger, demanded a name and background but De Wet revealed himself only when boers rounded the corner. The scout, caught by surprise, was imprisoned yet escaped that night.
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de Wet
Bennett Burleigh
An Knox
Orange River
Oade
de Boer
Christian de Wet
Bo da Wer
Kootenay Central Railway to Reach Fort Steele
Prospector reports surveying to start in June as the Kootenay Central Railway plans a direct line from the Crow’s Nest area to Fort Steele. The line’s first section may be built this year with extensions to follow as mining districts anticipate railway access.
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Kootenay
Crow's Neat
Elko
Crow's Nest Landing
Moat
Fort Steele
Ve Windermern
Paver Avy Doubs
Gypsies of Hungary Fomods Wish to Civilise Nomads
The article surveys Tsiganes in Hungary, tracing three classes from barefoot wanderers to civlised musicians. It notes their music as a blend of Magyar influence, their camps near Croatia, diet of potatoes and stews, and a nomadic ethos with limited furniture. It mentions Liszt and a policy shift by an emperor to educate and integrate children.
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Orthé
Hungary
Rapland
Emiawit
Sighsmond
Vay
Liszt
Croatia
Siete
Ey Ave
Repierycan
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Columbia River Lumeer Co
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Brethren Co Rally
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Department of Public Works
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Pelham Nursery ‘Co
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the Prospectors’ Exchange
K.-W.-G. Block
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Express
Andrew F. Rosenberger
P.O. Box
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