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Newspaper
Nanaimo Semi Weekly Mail
Location
Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1896
Page
4
A terse note shows the Nanaimo publication details with Ray Tiuesday and Saturday issues, the E C Bravo as editor and manager, Bretton Street address, and subscription rates by mail for one year. The item references Saturday issue dating June 6 and a number 75085.
Mr MeInnes returned from Comox and Union with the senator after ten days of campaigning in upper districts. Meetings at Denman Island Courtenay and Union drew enthusiastic crowds with compliments to the candidate. In Courtenay and Union the large gatherings featured strong farmer support and lively questions, ending with cheers and pledges of backing.
A long legal and moral argument against sectarian influence in politics is praised as a noble declaration of freedom of thought. The piece cites Bishop Latrèche and a preacher’s critique of capitalists and corporate power, urging justice, liberty, and state regulation of chartered franchises.
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