Title unclear in historical text fragment
The fragmentary text from the IHE HERALD mentions events and names but lacks clear context. It references meetings, advertisements, and column inserts with several unreadable words and garbled phrases, making extraction of concrete facts difficult.
Manitoba Railway Tax Exemption Debate in Parliament
Mr Richardson, MP for Lisgar, pushes a bill in Ottawa over CP R lands taxation. The piece argues local Manitoba l egislation holds the power to grant exemptions and urges united action in the Manitoba legislature and Commons to amend statutes, noting a prolonged struggle with the railway and warning against partisan politics.
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Richardson
Agar
Ottawa
Itoba
Donvsion
Telford Station
Winnipeg
Austin
Sidney
C. P. Rand
C.P.R
C. P
Manitoba
Tei Richarlson
Bisgar
House of Commons
Lisgur
Imay
Winnipts Tribune Placed on Classified Listing
The Winnipts Tribune appears among items listed in a local notice section. Details are incomplete but indicate inclusion in a public or classified listing with potential filing or archival relevance. Further context from the surrounding text would clarify purpose and status.
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Winnipts Tribune
Fragmentary Political Rhetoric on Newspaper Patronage
A garbled passage discusses Macdonald government support for newspapers, noting the Tribune and its political stance shifts from conservative to liberal. It thanks supporters for waking an affair and mentions monetary figures tied to the patriotic cause, with unclear details about who benefited and when.
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Tribune
Pap
Immigration Pamphlets Promote Western Canada Settlement
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company has issued two 1900 immigration pamphlets, Western Canada and British, detailing useful, accurate information for settlers toward the Canadian Northwest and Columbia. Free editions are widely distributed in Great Britain, the United States, and the Dominion, read by those seeking a new home in the best country in the world.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Hex
Western Canada
Lake Superior
Eith
Canadian Northwest
Columbia
Great Britain
United States
Dominion
Notes on election costs and militia leadership row
Fragmented notes report Clark admitting election cost of 11. Legislation may be bribed. Montreal reports a druggist Mathieu convicted on Dunkinet violations near Richmond Quebec. Laurier and Hatton clash over militia reform with government warning officers to stay within advisory role. references to disloyalty rhetoric and parliamentary debate.
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Nator Clark
Montana
Islanute
Montreal
Mathieu
Richmond
Ducige Lemieux
Fife
Kien
Privy Council
Toalay
Judy Lemiens
Wilfrid Laurier
Hatton
Col. Hutt
Otttawa
Wilfrit
Hutton
Minster
G.O.C
Department of Militia
Col
Prem
Words of loyalty and politics stir public fear in commentary
A fragment argues loyalty tests in politics threaten civil harmony. It contrasts Liberal and Conservative views, condemns labeling opponents, and defends citizens as sound yet wary of politicians and traitors plotting in secrecy. The piece rails at partisan manipulation and social danger.
Bitters Promised To Cure Widespread Ailments
An advertisement touts Electr Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver, kidney, bowel, blood and nerve disorders. It claims to tonify the stomach, regulate organs, purify blood and bolster vitality, with a 50 cent price at Berry's Drug store.
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Abraham
Berry
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