John Oliver's Hard Job in Similkameen Riding
John Oliver campaigned in Similkameen to urge electors to back Duncan Ross but faced a tepid reception. The speech spanned two hours and a half, filled with platitudes and disputed claims about Canada's past expansion, local transport, and the Great Northern project. The piece accuses Oliver of dishonesty or ignorance, citing L. W. Shatford's 1905 work and a Gazette editor's prior coverage to counter his assertions.
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Annual General Meeting of Helley General Hospital Society
Notice states the surviving reports and election of directors and other business at the annual general meeting to be held on November Burd at 8:00 pm in Praterniby Hall.
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Popular Majority Shifts in Liberal Win Losses
From the popular vote viewpoint, government strength in the 1908 results shows Liberal majorities greatly narrowed from 1904. Liberal popular majorities fell from about 60,000 to roughly 7,000, a drop near 40,000, with deferred elections unlikely to raise it above 12,000.
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