The Galicians and Irish Immigration Debate in Canada
The article discusses attitudes toward recent immigrant groups in Canada, criticizing subsidized penniless foreigners and recalling official actions by Mr. Sifton and Daly. It reports on the British jubilee celebrations and leaders’ speeches about empire, liberty, and unity, and includes local notices on theft, a fire, and a court appearance.
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Ese Gali
Itton
Ifton
Austria
Lon
TM. Daly
Esterhazy
Prairies
Aida
Mit
Yorkton
Sfton
Canada
Daly
Parliamentary Rifts and Railway Debate In Ottawa
The Conservative faction split with the Wallace McLean wing clashing with the nominal leader while Mr Foster writes a letter in the Ottawa organ criticizing a Yukon railway action. Debate centers on Teslin amendments and a government bill expected to pass. Sir Charles Tupper and Sir Wilfrid Laurier clash over foreign honors given to Laurier. A motion to amend the Railway Act is debated. the elevator monopoly may be challenged. The throne speech reply passes without a division.
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Wallace-McLean
Foster
Ottawa
Charles
Yukon
Charles Tupper
Wilfrid Laurier
Laurer
Legion of Honor
Laurier
Editorial Notes On March Legislature And Elections
Local legislature convenes March 10 as Ontario votes on March 1. The piece notes mounting pressure on Charles Tupper and reports his termination announcement aimed at challenging the Teslin Lake railway contract.
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Ontario
Charles Tupper
Teslin Lake
Local Notes From Our Correspondent
Mrs Barrett is improving a son arrived at Thomas Lind’s last Saturday. Miss Carson is seriously ill with congestion of the liver. James Scott attended the bonspie at Winnipeg last week. Bagot Briers reports from the scene with brief community news.
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B. G. Crealock
Mrs. W. Smith
Carberry
James Barrett
Thomas Lind
Miss Carson
James Scott
Winnipeg
Wellington Warblinga and Local Aims
Wellington notes a dog belonging to Mr Stewart of West Bourne, famed for wolf killing, while George McKelvy plans to train his own hound bought from Stewart last spring. Fred Hanna visited from China last week hauling wheat to Meingor. Mr John Crighton departed for Winnipeg on Wednesday the 9th inst. Before leaving he sold an arm to Mr Scott of Meadow Lea.
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Geo. Meare
Georgy
George
Willam Mason
Ios
Jil
Pears’ House
Lowrie and
Lamont
Gaity
Portige
George McKelvy
Mr. Stewart
Westbourne
Wolf
Mr. Stewat
Fred Hanna
China
Meinogor
John Crighton
Winnieg
Mr. Scott
Meadow Lea
North Norfolk Creamery Season Opens for 1898
W B Ginnor announces appointment as manager of the North Norfolk Creamery for the 1898 season. The steam collector will operate by May first or earlier, running until late fall. Distributors will handle factory products and biweekly proceeds, with patron cream cheque statements and receiver tickets sent out. An butter-maker is engaged, and patrons, especially women, are invited to visit the creamery during summer. Good butter prices expected due to mining and railway demand across Klondike and western districts. Ginnor plans to introduce a superior, cheaper separator for patrons.
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Klon Like
Kootenay
Kat Portage
Crow's Nest Pass
Yukon
Winnipeg and
Dauth
Winnipeg
Fort William
Chen
Young
W. B. Ginnor
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