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Nanaimo Semi Weekly Mail

Location

Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 25, 1896

Page

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Local Businesses and Trades Directory Fragment

A fragmentary street directory lists Yakwoop and Young Barristers at Commercial and Bastion, a botanist Hardy, an ointment, DENTIS Dentist, and multiple firms such as Atkins Watson Co Limited, Dye Works Nanaimo, Kish Mark Marsh Wholesale Center, Victoria Crescent hotels, national hotel Peter Weigle, M Wolfe Insurance, painting and house services by Nash, real estate and brokers Hastion Street, and Taylor furniture dealer at the Masonic Building on Commercial Street.

Salvation Army Commissioner Eva Booth Visits Nanaimo

Commissioner Eva Booth, daughter of General Booth, arrived in Nanaimo from Victoria with Major Friedrichs and staff officers. The group toured Protection Island, attended a barracks parade, and heard Booth speak on repentance and redemption. two conversions were reported.

Eva Booth Booth Canada Newfoundland Ziebarth Vancouver Moffat Lieut. Miller New Westminster Sheard Loyal Corps Nanaimo Diet Suite Mrr 3. M. Robins NOW. C. Co Fluman Justice Christ Mainland Princess Louise United States Forces Salvation Army Consul Booth- Tucker London Pall Mall Gazette Salvationists General Booth Theine Torquay England Coleridge Court of Queen's Bench Ya Booth Whitchurch Eastbourne New York America United States Vust Nofoundland

Anti Mongolian Petition Drafted in Vancouver

A Vancouver committee was formed to draft a petition to the Dominion Government opposing immigration of Mongolians and to urge restrictions on Chinese and Japanese settlers. The Montreal Gazette is cited criticizing Chinese labor and capitation taxes. The Empress of India brought 403 steerage passengers to Vancouver, including 84 Japanese and the rest Chinese.

The anti-Chinese Association Vancouver Messrs. Dickenson Johnson Templeton Watson Burtwell Dominion Montreal Gazette John Chinaman Montreal Quebec Ontario Laurier China Japan

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