Hugh John Macdonald outlines Manitoba School Question stance
Hugh John Macdonald spoke to a Winnipeg audience on the Manitoba School Question, detailing constitutional rights, appeals to the Governor General in Council, and the path to a settlement after elections. He urged a nonconfrontational approach, supported National Schools, and urged concessions to the Roman Catholic minority while maintaining Manitoba’s system.
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Hugh John Macdonald
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Winnipeg
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Privy Council
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Prvy Council
Ottawa
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Liberals of Canada
Dominion
Mr. Laurier
Medicine Hat
Noted Hills Correspondent Reports Political Turmoil in Josephburg
Our own correspondent notes a lively meeting led by Mr. McInnis with sharp partisan clashes over Sir John’s policies. He describes fiery rhetoric, conservative support from local women, new settlers taking the post office, and Rev. Nicolls starting reformist services as the electoral campaign disrupts the town’s routine.
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Josephburg
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Davin
Coulee
Grayburn
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Gills
Alexander
Grandpa
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Joe
Little Petticoat
Mr. Nicolls
Buttons in political colors risk jail on election day
In London Ontario the Free Press notes many citizens wear gay colored partisan buttons while selling and purchasing buttons. It states that wearers and sellers face five or three months imprisonment if buttons are worn on election day or the eight days preceding.
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Nominations by Acclamation Nudge Liberals and Patrons Ahead
Nominations show Liberals winning three seats by acclamation, Conservatives one, and Patrons one. Totals: 207 Conservatives, 185 Liberals, 10 Independent Conservatives, 31 Patrons, 15 Independents, 3 Independent Liberals, 12 McCarthyites, 8 Prohibitionists. Acclamations list Frontenac to Dorchester and western districts including West Assiniboia Duvin and Alberta Cochran with party designations.
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Frontenac
Ont
Rogers
Bagot
Dupont
Berthier
Beausoleil
Dorchester
Vailancourt
St. Hyacinthe
Bernier
Masonic Grand Lodge Elects Officers at Winnipeg Meeting
At the Masonic Grand Lodge in Winnipeg last week officers were elected for the coming year. M. W. Grand Master Corbett Locke of Morden leads the slate, with John Leslie of Winnipeg as Deputy Grand Master and W. G. Scott of Winnipeg as Grand Secretary. District Deputy Grand Masters and other principal officers were named, and M. W. Grand Master Bell presented a silver gilt collar to M. W. Past Grand Master Thos Tweed as part of the ceremony. The Grand Lodge reports a very satisfactory year.
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Morden
John Leslie
F. L. Newman
Portage la Prairie
English
Calgary
John McKechnie
W. G. Scott
O. N. Mitchell
I. W. Matheson
Souris
Wm. Crawford
Medicine Hat
Proctor
Qu'Appelle
W.E. Dately
John J. Jackson
Bros
O'Loughlin
Eberts
Smith
McBride
Leese
Killarney
Whitworth
Sours
Simpson
Brandon
Cooper
Holland
Myers
Minnedosa
Wood
Edmonton
R. G. Matthews
Macleod
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Thos
Tweed
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Tupper’s Promise on Hudson Bay Railway
Minister of the Interior to Mr W C Hamilton asserts Sir Charles Tupper promised immediate railway construction to Hudson Bay with priority from main CPR line to North Saskatchewan. The letter warns resignation if pledges are not honored, pledging to support Tupper and run for Parliament.
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Hamilton
Hudson Bay
Charles
Brydon
Canadian Pacific Railway
North Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Prairie
Charles Tupper
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