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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
2
A 1901 newspaper column contrasts anarchist aims with socialist policies, arguing socialism would expand government power. The piece also critiques Richard McBride's Westminster by election, noting strategies and predicted outcomes amid political tension and public reaction.
Fragmented OCR text notes a meeting today discussing international policy and internal governance. It references authorities and a parliamentary setting, mentioning Britain and government actions. The legible portions hint at political topics but lack clear identities or outcomes.
President William McKinley dies in Washington after a period of illness. Reports say he was surrounded by his wife and medical staff as he expired. The nation mourns a leader who guided the country through war and upheaval.
Timeline notes key events from 1867 admission to the bar, the 1890 McKinley tariff, the alleged Gerry murder case, and the 1891 election as Ohio governor reflecting a political career arc.
A fragment from a late 19th century newspaper recounts physicians notes on President McKinley’s relapse and death. Readers mourn the loss as crowds express sympathy for McKinley and the United States government.
An old spoof ad proclaims Dr Clarke's Little Red Pills cure rheumatism blood diseases and catarrh with a money back refund and a $10 cash offer for unsatisfactory results. It lists testimonials from Canada and the United States and touts broad, lasting relief across many ailments with stated prices and guarantees.
A garbled afternoon statement mentions Dawson as the source of a forthcoming message. The text implies a near term opening for business and references a governor in Dawson and a Hon. Mr in Iowa with anticipation of satisfaction.
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