11 Jul 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Nanaimo Semi Weekly Mail
Location
Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1896
Page
1
NASH House and Sigh Painter and Paper Hanger located at Albert and Milton Atroots, P O box 298. D TAYLOR offers new and second hand furniture and fancy articles at the Masonic Building on Commercial Street.
Wilfrid Laurier was sworn in as President of the Privy Council and will lead the new administration. Sir Oliver Mowat joined Laurier at the Russell. cabinet formation unlikely before Monday. 81 newcomers to the Commons.
Mr Isaac N Ford telegraphs from London describing a Cobden Club dinner at the Ship Hotel Greenwich to celebrate the corn laws repeal. Leonard Courtney voices relief at the election for free trade, assails Chamberlain's Zollverein, and predicts McKinley tariff backlashes. Court ney condemns proposals linking higher living costs to trade gains, while Playfair and Kimberley attack the customs union and protectionist schemes as impracticable.
A blend of religious notices from Magir area churches including Old Parner Presbyterian St Alban's and St Paul's detailing sermons and Sunday services. Salvation Army announces a Green camp meeting. Obituary notes reach W. Langton of Magnet stores, his brother’s death in Chicago, with interment arrangements pending.
At Chicago’s national Democratic convention, Senator Tillman of South Carolina attacked Cleveland’s administration and asserted silver’s sectional issue, while William Jennings Bryan’s stirring speech propelled him to the presidential nomination. The report notes Bryan’s early life, career, and tariff reform stance.
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