Opposition Hunting for a Popular Policy in Ottawa
Ottawa June 23 Opposition parties struggle to craft a policy to appeal to the country amid a record of strong governance. The piece credits the government with honest administration, restored business confidence, and rapid growth since Confederation, noting a trade rise from 131 million at founding to over 323 million in eleven months, plus Manitoba tillage expanding 160 percent in a decade.
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Ottawa
Departments of Trade,and Commerce
Canada
Manitoba
Kruger Mountain Camp Mining Prospects Report
W H Thomas reports on Kruger Mountain in the Okanogan country outlining new camp prospects. Ore shows copper and gold with rich float findings. several claims show surface potential and deeper workings. The district hosts 50 to 75 claims and rising interest, with early work focused on surface excavations and new discoveries watched for further depth.
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Kruger Mountain
Okana‘gan
W.H. Thomas
Thomas
Okanogan River
Osoyoos
Lake
Similkameen
British Columbia
Golden Chariot
Rossland
Farrer & Goddard
Lakeview
Ben Anderson and
Bowermans’ Brothers
Spokesman-Review
Boers Relief Fund Sends Envoys to Europe
New York June 27 The National Boer Relief Fund Association chaired by Bourke Cochran and treasurer George W Van Siclen has decided to send envoys Fischer Walmaraus and Wessels to Europe instead of Cape Town or to doctors in Europe. The envoys will sail for Havre today on the steamer L Equitaine.
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New York
National
Bourke Cochran
George W. van Siclen
Land
Messrs. Fischer
Wal‘maraus
Wessels
Hoffaréit
Cape Town
Treyds
Dr. Muller
Europe
Havre
L'Equitain
Rich placer discovery near Lone-Star ground boosts Bolster camp
R M McEntire reports to Times on rich placer ground found in Lone-Star area during an upraise from the Review net to the surface. Tests show cyanide mill adaptability. A 400 foot Buckhorn tunnel is under way behind Bolster with significant development elsewhere. Bolster Townsite Co plans major summer investments and a large hotel as the town grows into a regional center.
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M. McEntire
Bolster
Buckhorn
England to Canada through Covent Garden costume homage
Mrs Egerton, English hostess for Canadian Pacific routes in Dawson City, staged a Covent Garden fancy ball costume showing Canadian scenery and CP R trains. The striking attire featured a hat with moving CP R trains and a Cape depicting Great Lakes and Rocky Mountains. Photographs appear in the Montreal Witness May 30 1900.
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Covent Garden
C. R
Ontario
Lake Superior
Rocky Mountains
London
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