Editorial Attack on Wells and Liberal Convention Call
A provincial editorial criticizes Mr Wells and denounces Mr Cotton for insinuations about cabinet leadership. It defends Wells as a capable minister and clashes with Vancouver Liberals proposing a provincial party convention, suggesting Kamloops or Revelstoke as better sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Carter-Cotton
Department of Lands and Works
W. Welln
Wells
Cotton
Wells Hn
As & Indans
Guiuer
Victoria
News
Mr. Cotton
Railway War Between Republic and Grand Forks for New Lines
Canadian Pacific and Great Northern race to complete rival railway lines linking Republic, Grand Forks, and across the Boundary. Murray reports brisk progress, a doubling of Grand Forks smelter capacity, and rising wage demands. Rail construction hires more men at six dollars twenty five cents daily as ore output from Republic targets 600 to 700 tons daily once lines open.
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Republic
Grad Forks
Thin
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Mr. Murray
Tlinter
Shu Law Ratnrnet
Vancouver
Murray
Rossland
Grand Forks
Acivity
Cawley
Canadian Pacific
Granby
Vanefeotver
Liberals Meet in Vancouver District Convention Planned
The Liberal Association executives met in Vancouver on Oct 4 with Senator Templeman presiding. They authorized forming a party convention if a general election is imminent and outlined representation rules for districts. Tom Ton Martin was absent from the meeting.
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Liberal Association
Vancouver
Senator Templeman
Victoria
Ton
Martin
Tragedy in Carbondale as minister shoots rival
In Carbondale Illinois Oct 6 John C Brown and Rev Joseph McGammish clashed over alleged wife relations. Brown shot McGammish with an open knife then fired. McGammish died after forty minutes. Local men reported Brown threatened to kill the minister before sundown. Brown's wife and child mourn.
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Carbondale
Illv
John C. Brown
Joseph McGammish
Brown
McGammish
Armel Hineell
Ant Brow
McGalinnah
Jinconuh Brown
Portraits of Royal Couple Free With Tribune Subscription
The Winnipeg Tribune offers color plates of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, with exclusive Western Canada rights. Free set to subscribers from now until January 1 1908, as a wall adornment option alongside King Edward and Queen Alexandra portraits.
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Canada
Doke
Duke and Duchess Tiie
Walla
Tribune
Family Herald Promises Premium Pictures for Subscriptions
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal pledges improved paper plus three premium pictures with each yearly subscription. Subscribers receive portraits of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, plus a color reproduction of the Duchess of Devonshire image once owned by J Pierpont Morgan. All three pictures and a year’s paper for one dollar offer strong value.
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Family Herald
Weekly Star
Montreal
Edward VII
Alexandra
Gainaborough
Duchess of Devonshire
Dr Agnew Cure for the Heart Promoted in Ad
An advertisement touts a heart specific remedy labeled Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart. It promises rapid relief within thirty minutes and claims a few bottles will cure stubborn cases. Sold by C. W. Field.
Dr Clarke's Little Red Pills Promoted For Rheumatism
A historic ad style notice touts Dr Clarke's Little Red Pills as cures for rheumatism nervous troubles catarrh and other ailments. It claims testimonials from Canadian readers and lists prices and refund offers. It also notes a Northwest irrigation project by Canadian Pacific railway authorities to transform arid lands between Calgary and Medicine Hat.
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Dr. Clarke
Archibald Wilson
Sault St. Marie
Butey
Waterville
Clarke
Roberteen
Daily Ties
Peterborough
Lookkeeper
Toronto Junction
Canadian Pacific Railway
Northwest
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Retirement rumor prompts High Court vacancy at Dominion level
Toronto despatch reports revived talk of Justice Robertson's retirement and a generous retiring allowance from the Dominion Government. A vacancy would arise in the Chancery division of the High Court. Ralph Smith MP lobbies Ottawa Labor interests to urge action on deporting alien bands in Boag land.
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Toronto
Justice Robertson Ie
Dominion
Chancery
High Court
Ralph Smith
M. P. Nanadeno
Ottawa
Labor Party
Herts
Department of Labor
Katinds
Ing Boaglend
Fragmented OCR Summary of Unclear Names and Places
A garbled OCR passage mentions several personal names and places such as Gerald Bilton, Ansier Chaney, and New York. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a clear event, date, or outcome for a proper news card.
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Gerald Bilton Antler
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