Editorial on Provincial Librarians Gosnell and Scholfield
Two Victoria men, R. E. Gosnell and A. E. Scholfield, quietly built archival and historical work for British Columbia. Gosnell created an archives nucleus and Scholfield, a decade in charge, preserves early BC history while critiquing Bancroft and detailing Simon Fraser material.
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Vietoria
British Columbia
R. E. Gosnell
A. E. Scholfield
Legislative Assembly
Gosnell
Goast
Scholfield
Show Fraser
Westward Co
Bancroft
Roosevelt and Roosevelts ongoing political theater viewed
A late 19th century style critique discusses Theodore Roosevelt’s actions while president, noting his post election intent to stay active, his clashes with figures like Pulitzer, and alleged use of secret service to monitor lawmakers. It also mentions the Kettle Valley line charter notices and political maneuvering in British Columbia.
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Joole
Ct Vale
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Pulitzer
New York World
Heling
Senate
Sente
Teddy
Secret Service
Doctrines of free trade in railways prompt charter safeguards
The passage argues it is prudent to avoid loose rail charters and to allow legislative safeguards. It notes the need for a subsidy carrying vehicle and warns against using rail charters as a means to pocket others gains. It compares unregulated charters to a gunny sack for another’s potlatch.
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Rilwerys
B.C
Nelson News Opposes Party Politics in Municipal Affairs
The Nelson News condemns introducing party politics into town governance. It argues election time allows party battles, but municipal welfare requires policies decided for the common good without partisan influence. If incorporation occurs, the best men should manage town affairs regardless of party.
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Nelson News
Weekly Weather Readings for Week Ending January 14
Readings show average maximum and minimum temperatures and mean temperature for the week ending January 14. Rainfall for the week is reported as 0 inches. snowfall data is incomplete or not recorded.
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Avenyre Maeximum
Antelm Mll
Weather bulletin forecasts midcontinent disturbance and warm spell
Forecasts predict a continental disturbance crossing the nation from the 7th to the 11th with a warm wave from the 6th to the 11th followed by a cool spell. Expect rising temperatures to the meridian 90 then rain or snow and a drop in temps, with a subsequent Pacific coast disturbance around the 12th and a cool southeasterly flow into central valleys.
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Washington, D. C
Continent
Weather Disturbance Brings Mild Warmth Then Severe Cold Wave
A period of moderate temperatures precedes a sharp cold wave sweeping Manitoba the Dakotas Missouri and regions east of them. Northern Texas may see light snow as the cold air moves in but warming returns soon after. The system threatens heavy snow across several states and Canadian provinces while the southern and eastern areas face fluctuating temperatures.
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Oklahoma
Manitoba
Dakotas
Missouri
Timois
Texas
Ohio Valley
Winnipeg
St. Louis
Winnie Fonts
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Jott Soul Co
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