Teslin railway debate praised by Mr Laurie cabinet member
The debate on the Teslin railway reveals gaps in knowledge among MPs as experts like Mr Sifton present lengthy, detailed speeches. The minister of railways delivered a masterful, logical case that carried the house, and Mr Laurie is lauded for a strong parliamentary showing in this era.
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Wratygel
Klondike
Sifton
Evad
Mule
Toba
Laurie
Winnipeg Law Lapses Prompt Liquor Gambling Reform
A harsh critique notes police mismanagement in Winnipeg with many prosecuted for gambling and liquor offences, yet most faces no charges. The writer urges government action to enforce laws or repeal liquor licenses, warning that lax enforcement undermines the legal framework.
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Winnipeg
Tte
Che
Havana Disaster Echoes Rumors On Exploded Cruiser
Reported disarray surrounds the wreck scene as investigators study the Havana incident. Rumors spread of deliberate Spanish treachery, while officials await the court of inquiry findings presented to President McKinley.
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U. S
Lavan
Havana
McKinley
Winnipeg Ramps Up Canal Plan To Tap Rapids
Ottawa debates Winnipeg’s idea to build locks and a canal around the St. Andrew rapids to generate electric power and secure government-guaranteed interest payments. Supporters argue this would fund the project and boost Red River navigation and Manitoba growth toward a half million population.
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St. Andrew's
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Red River
Commission on Crow's Nest Pass labor grievances debated
The CPR Commission, led by Judge Dugan and others, reviewed worker complaints on the Crow's Nest Pass line. Reportedly, contractors face high transport costs, misrepresentation, and low pay, while the government contemplates possible action to ease conditions amid vigorous construction progress and abundant supplies.
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Row's Nest Pass
Ontario
Rother
B.C
Dugan
Fr Pedhey
J. Appleton
Dominion
Ross Culbert
Costigan
McCarthy
CPR
Eugen & Co
Sunday observance petition sparks debate in Winnipeg
Editorial notes criticize a circulated Sunday rest petition signed by district residents. A counter petition by Seventh Day Adventists in Winnipeg is noted. Deputation groups urge adherence to rest day against foreign faddists.
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Winnipeg
Ely
Manitoba and Canada trade tensions and local notes
The item outlines a Yukon trade dispute with United States on mining privileges and certifi cation, discusses river rights and possible rail routes to Klondike, mentions Manitoba school questions and provincial politics, then lists local residents and movements including Mayo, Weatheral, Gourlay, Tena Bohn, J. Elliott, McCaskill, Winter, Mrs Snaith, Wm Moore and Miss Oversby.
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Yukon
Cisizes
United
Canada
Kenyations Congress
Nada
Muska
Ing Winter
F. Snaith
Brandon
Mir
Wm. Moore
Methodist church planned amid brisk Rossendale industry
In Loseendoly this winter the Methodists decided to build a church with material donated and plans laid. Rossendale enjoys business activity, lumber quality is high and costs low. KC Cuthbert gains notice for handling logs, James Fetterley builds a fine house, E W Sager breaks his circular saw, and teachers remain in demand as the town's boom continues.
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Rossendale
KC. Cuthbert
James Fetterley
E. W. Sager
Jim
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