Conservative Meeting in Glei chen Sees Mixed Audience
Our Own Correspondent reports a June meeting at Social Hall where Liberals dominated the crowd as J R Boyle defended provincial rights and school policy while Mr Turnock backed government action on Manitoba. A later runaway wagon accident left rancher Daniel Walker injured but alive with no broken bones.
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Calgary
Cochrane
Iziunn
Oliver
J. R. Boyle
Liberal Association
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Turnock
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Manitoba
Magitoha
Nolan
Daniel Walker
Martin
Marcin
Coalition Rumor Ties Liberals Patrons and McCarthyites
The Toronto News cites Edward Farrar of Commercial Union fame as the go-between in a proposed coalition to defeat the government. A forthcoming letter allegedly confirms the deal and promises revealing reading. Government supporters may gain from unity, while Conservative Patrons fear being misled into Liberal votes.
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Patrons
Toronto News
Edward Farrar
Commercial Union Fame
Low Prices for Exported Cattle in May Market
The Montreal Gazette notes weak cattle export prices to France with Sarnia cargo partly unsold at £18 per head. Freight rates hold steady or softened with 40s to Liverpool, some space to other ports as low as 30s. Demand limited. some exports bought at 8d per lb. range for French buyers 6d to 8d, while small lots for local use fetch higher. A Glasgow inventor patents a seat engagement device with a tin box and two tickets, one marked engaged, plus life insurance.
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Montreal Gazette
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Sarnia
Liverpool
Glasgow
English cyclist breaks one hour thirty mile barrier
An English bicyclist rode thirty miles in succession at an average speed surpassing the fastest mile by a trotting horse. He achieved a two minute mile pace for an hour, a remarkable performance described as the dream of the two minute horse realized repeatedly.
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Hans
Visit by Ross and Hitchcock Boosts Liberal Efforts in Medicine Hat
Jas Ross M L A Moose Jaw and Arthur Hitchcock visited Medicine Hat on Saturday night meeting electors in Patron candidate rooms. Ross urged Liberal support for McInnis, who would back Laurier except on school questions. Hitchcock praised Grant and urged Liberal unity to secure MecInnis victory.
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Voter List Enrolment Conditions and Dates
Citizens must be British subjects 21 or older and meet residency dates in the Territories or Western Assiniboia to vote. Enumerators post two copies of the voters list eight days before polling day and accept corrections until June 20. voting requires name on the official list certified on June 20.
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Assiniboia
Persimmon Wins English Derby Amid Record Time
The Prince of Wales' Persimmon captured the Derby with St Frusquin second and Karwig third. Persimmon beat by a neck in 2.42 the fastest Derby time on record as Regret was scratched. Royal party included the Prince and Princess of Wales and other high dignitaries. crowds and Indies attendance were unusually large.
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German intrigue details Jameson raid context
Secretary Morefort writes with Lord Loch's assent that the Jameson raid aimed to seize documents proving a German Transvaal alliance. The plan sought to rush into the Transvaal and place Pretoria with the Johannesburg reform committee in a single night.
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Accident injures ranchman near Calgary
W Crowsden Howard of a ranch three miles east of Calgary fractured his skull when his horse ran away and threw him from a buggy as he rode into town. he was taken to hospital and is doing well. The St Louis cyclone killed three to four hundred people and caused about 20 million dollars in damage. President Kruger freed all Reform Committee prisoners except four leaders. Chamberlain praised him as he left government house to cheering crowds.
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