First Gun Opens Rossland Campaign at Grand Forks
Grand Forks April 18 The first gun of the Rossland Riding campaign was fired at an Opera House Liberal Conservative meeting endorsing Hon. C. H. Mackintosh with Liberal support. Speakers praised Mackintosh and condemned Martin and party policies.
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Rossland
Opera House
Liberal Conservative Association
C. H. Mackintosh
Dr. Bowes
Alex Sharpe
Mayo
Goodeve
D. R. Bogle
Hayes
Trail
Tebo
Eholt
Jeff Davis
J. W. McLaughlin
George Fraser
Bowes
Mackintosh
Bowen
Semlin
Joe Martin
Martin
Resignation or Recall Seen as Open Course for Buller
London reports focus on General Buller Warren and Thorneycroft amid dispatch criticism of Buller. Newspapers debate recall or resignation while Roberts faces scrutiny for January to April actions in Natal and Spion Kop operations.
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London
Lord Roberts
Buller
Warren
Thorneycroft
South Africa
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Wepener
Spencer Wilkinson
Morning Post
Natal
Rodgers Buller
General Buller
the Times
Roberta
Spion Kop
Warran
Woodgate
Coke
Toronto Exposition Grant Sought as Premier Murmur Follows
Ottawa April 18 reports show discussions on railway subsidies promised by the late government totaling over eight million dollars. Blair cites Privy Council records and a note from Dickey confirming possible blanks and consults. Premier Laurier signals Imperial policy limits on Chinese immigration and outlines Exhibition costs for Canada at Paris Vincennes and related buildings.
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Dechene
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E. Spencer
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Prior
Pacific
Laurier
Cartwright Hay
Wilson
Fisher
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Vincennes
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McHachran
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Clark
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Monk
House
Tarte
Lon
Canadian Specials Report on London Soldier Court Martial
A London special letter recounts a Canadian soldier sentenced to 56 days hard labor for appropriating one Beer chicken, sparking indignation in the Canadian camp as others escaped similar offenses. Major Dent of the War Office remount department announces agents to buy 1000 cavalry horses and 500 ponies in the Dominion for Imperial service. Animals will be shipped from Montreal to Cape Town.
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Sixth Rifles
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A. Atkinson
G. O. Dalton
Kamloops Company No
R. M. Harrin
W. A. Trow
H. D. Ladner
Nelson No
H. White
J. A. Wooley
J. W. Gordon
W. Stunt
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London
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Tarte
Laurier
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Mr. Tarte
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Trinidad
Canada
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Bloemfontein
Telegraph
Toronto
Major Dent
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Montreal
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