Weekly Times Editor Duncan Ross Publishes Saturday Issue
The Saturday June 23 1900 issue of the Weekly Times notes Duncan Ross as publisher and editor. It marks the paper's weekly release with a concise masthead style listing.
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Newspaper
Greenwood Weekly Times
Location
Greenwood, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
2
Remember Turner Semlin and Cotton in British Columbia politics
The piece reviews British Columbia voters turning out Turner and Semlin, notes Joseph Martin's rise, and warns incumbents against Turnerism. It cites local business ties to Greenwood, presses for local newspaper support, and urges civic unity to weather economic hardship while stressing provincial reforms and public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Turner
Semlin
Joseph Martin
Joe
Joe Martin
Victoria
Vancouver Island
Boundary
Turner Party
Cotton
Martin
Publishing a Daily in a Small City
The piece discusses the profitability of a daily paper for a small city, noting local readers prefer outside papers. It cites Grand Forks Daily Gazette ceasing publication, Republic Miner changing ownership and shrinking, and Greenwood Times expanding from five pages to improve viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Timothy Raton
Grand Forks Daily Gazette
Republic Miner
Greenwood Times
The New Premier and McInnes Dunsmuir Clash
A political critique argues Lieutenant-Governor McInnes erred by backing a rush to appoint a premier. It questions Mr. Dunsmuir's suitability as premier due to his role leading R D Dunsmuir & Sons, coal firms, and railroad interests. It contends big corporations clash with public policy and cites opposition to the eight hour law and cheap labor limits as likely outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McInnes
Martin
Dunsmuir
R. Dunsmuir & Sons
Ett BR. & N
Dansmuir
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Commons
Senate
Island political fixation and Dunsmuir glare over miners
The article argues coal miners on Vancouver Island will be settled only if rival leader Dunsmuir heads government, criticizing Turner era figures and predicting island dominance in cabinet. It fears demagogic labor division, interior opposition, and warns Joseph Martin’s influence would be reduced yet Cabinet names Garden and Prentice as likely ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunsmuir
Joe Martin
Vancouver Island
Turner
Turner Party
Dunstauir
J. H. Turner
D.’M. Elberts
Mayor Garden of
Vancouver
J.D. Prentice
Joseph Martin
Boundary demands representation after voting disparities
Redistribution note shows Boundary district cast 1110 votes with no member elected while Esquimalt and Southeast Kootenay elected two and one respectively. It argues Boundary’s large electorate demands immediate representation, cites a letter by C A Shaw, and praises the Rossland board of trade for advocating provincial business interests over politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boundary
Rossland
Esquimalt
Kootenay
East Lillooet
New Westminster
North Victoria
South Victoria
Slocan
North Yale
Comox
South Nanaimo
Cowichan
Cariboo
British Columbia voters reject Martin programme warns of instability
Toronto Globe editorial notes British Columbia should choose a constructive government over Martin. It criticizes his temper and radical methods while acknowledging some positive campaign points. The piece argues for capital friendly policy and stability to foster development and reconcile capital and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Martin
Manitoba
Pacific
Mr. Martin
Toronto Globe
Ore shipments show gains for week at Granby area
Eight hundred tons of ore shipped to the smelter this week indicates improving activity as local plants are not fully ready to receive ore. Knob Hill and Old Ironsides may ship to Granby this week, likely doubling totals. Boundary is expected to rise as a major shipping district in the province within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knob Hill
Old
Ironsides
Granby
Greenwood water debate hinges on Lind creek supply
A reader argues against a Lind creek water system for Greenwood citing the creek’s short length and dry seasons. He favors Boundary creek instead for a reliable supply and warns Lind creek pollution from mines would undermine the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Saw
C. E
Greenwood
Lind Creek
Anaconda
Twin Creek J
Twin Creek
Boundary Creek
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Weekly Times
The
Greenwood Times Printing and Publishing Company, Limited
Duncan Ross
Ther
C. AS. Shaw
C.E
Mr. Shaw
Rossland Board of Trade
Melnnes
Board of Trade
Greenwood Lodge
A.F
A .M
R.E Coates
Exack
W. M
Bardwick
Princeton, B. C
Copper Mountain
Twenty Mile
Boone River
Tulameen, Big Soo and
Nicola
Joun H. Jackson
Princeton
B, C
Similkameen
Fairview
Keremeos
W. Kine
Fairview and
Harness and Saddler
Fairview Drug and Book
John Love & CO
Pairview and
Camp Mckinney
Midway
Coral & Western Railway
W. B. Richards & Midway, B. c
Frazee’s
Deadwood
Copper Streets
Je Watt
AMES
Simialmeen
W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dr. King
Miller Bros
Fritz Haussen
Wallon
Weiler, Bros
Land Registry AC
Greenyyogd
Mas
A. Jones
W. H. Edward District
Land Registry Office
Kamloops
B. C
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