Epidemic of Crime Across Western Canada and Coasts
The article notes rising crime from Vancouver to Nanaimo including robberies and a murder attempt near North Vancouver. It contrasts lawlessness on the coast with relative calm in West Kootenay mining camps and mentions Bradstreet’s improving business, U.S. and Canadian trends, and a Canada deficit in fiscal returns for 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Savary Island
Siwash
Ang
Vancouver
New Westminster
Nanaimo
Cde
West Kootenay
Canada
Ambiguous tariff debate baffles Laurier visit agenda
Fragments indicate a tariff discussion with influences from free trade advocates. The text mentions provincial subsidies and a failed attempt to present a concrete plan to offset customs revenue loss following a Laurier visit. The passage reads as a derailed parliamentary moment with unclear resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cies
Laurier
Nakusp Sawmill Announces Machinery Upgrades and Low Lumber Prices
In Nakusp the mill reports new machinery installed and readiness to supply rough and dressed lumber and shingles at greatly reduced prices. Local operation notes improved production capacity and price cuts for customers.
Price list for lumber and finishes with cash discount
The document shows a rough price list for lumber and related products including ceiling joints shiplap and surfaced dressed wood. It notes cash discounts for payment and lists various prices such as 10.90 to 12.00 per unit and specific items like ceiling 4 and 5 terms, with references to T and G and Rusti Cs ce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
T&g
Rusti
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R. T. Lowery
Financier
Kootenay ‘District
Bradstreet
United States
State of
Washington
Sam
Alphonse’Daudet
Nakusp & Slocan
Clinton
J. E. Brouse
M.D. Phy
Sician
Nakusp, B.C
Prigea
Spokane
W. Pellew-Harvey, M.,e. B
Avaes
Ginseow
Tage
Richfield
Nelson
Seetrree
Donald
Sone Wedees
Kamloops
Vernon
Lytton
Victoria
Al'b
Coghrane
B.C
Guy Barber
Revelstoke, Big
Swansea
Wigan
Revelsstoke
Ge Mom
Spencer
Barber
Nakusp
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