British Columbia Political Turmoil Urges Leader to Act
In a sharp critique of provincial governance the Nelson Daily Miner questions the Premier's handling of a forged council minute and alleges misrepresentation by Minister Cotton. It argues the matter harms the public trust and calls for resignation or removal, urging the Lieutenant Governor to intervene for the province's sake.
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Dominion
British Columbia
Govie
Martin
Cotton
Executive Council
Deadman’s Island
Cotten
Mr. Cotton
Mr. Semlin
Helgensen Promises Opposition If Bright Hour Law Stands
Mr Helgensen says the Government must repeal the Bright Hour law and the Anti Alien Act or face opposition. He warns repeal would be self-destructive while not repealing could bring calamity and murder, and notes Mr Semin prays to escape battle and death though fate seems against him.
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Mr. Helgensen
Government demagogues accused of exploiting white labor
The Victoria Colonist criticizes the government for insincere anxiety for white labor claiming they keep the issue open for political gain. The paper argues the leaders have played for themselves from the start, disregarding public interest as events unfold.
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Victoria Colonist
Labor votes and political scandal in British Columbia
The piece questions labor voters as tools for others amid a weak corrupt Government in British Columbia. It notes Henderson’s unopposed run in New Westminster and warns the Opposition is conserving strength for an imminent, severe struggle. Colonia Panama reports yellow fever cases from Guayaquil and calls for a canal zone lazarette to protect Isthmus traffic.
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Henderson
New Westminster
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Guayaquill
Ecuador
Pacific
Telegraphic contradiction clears Five Fingers rapids death report
Victoria reports no truth to the claim that J. O. C. Tuche of the public works department was drowned at Five Fingers Rapids. The Dawson paper stemmed the story, which wrongly identified surveyor Frank Richard of the telegraph construction party as the victim.
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Victoria
J. OC. Tuche
Public Works Department
Five Fingers
Dawson
Tache
French Shore Dispute Moves Toward Settlement
The Colonial Government in St Johns reports that negotiations between Great Britain and France on the French shore issue are in progress. Imperial Secretary of State for the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain notes hopeful prospects for a speedy and satisfactory arrangement. French have withdrawn earlier than usual.
Every Shrewd Housekeeper Seeks Irish Table Linen Deals
A local merchant urges housekeepers to value good table linen and notes reliable prices for pure Irish linen in various widths. The ad highlights line by line pricing at low per yard rates to attract customers.
Miner On Sale At Local News Stands Five Cents
The Miner is offered at five cents per copy at multiple outlets including Gilbert Gainey Thomson Stationery Canada Drug & Book Co Hotel Home News Stan Hotel Phair News Stand Humphrey Mittook Campbell Nelson J F Delaney KR A Bradshaw Slocan News Co Thomson Bros Hotel Spokane M W Simpson Lamont & Young John Dryden James Hienikion Samuel Price I A King & Co.
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Gilbert Aainey
Thomson Stationery
Wo Canada Drug & Book Co
Hotel Home News
Stan Hotel
Phair
Humphrey & Mittook 1
Campbell Vf
Nelson J.F Delaney KR. A. Bradshaw
Slocan News Co
Thomson Bros
Spokane
M. W. Simpson
Lamont & Young
John Dryden
James Hienikion
Samuel Price
I. A. King & Co
Tea packaging claim prompts cautious investment question
The text contrasts between investing in the Athabasca mine and numerous wildcat ventures. It argues experience shows the value of the known option and questions the merit of experimenting with uncertain ventures when a guaranteed article, Truety’s pack tea, offers sure returns.
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Athabasca
Muicur
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Paryrina & Pustisnina Co
J. Beaton
Yellow Jack
Martin O'Reilly & CO
Bon Ton Restaurant
Fritz Honold
Wallace-Hinler
Pettingell
Canada
DRUG
Josephine Street
W. J. G Dickson
COAL
Lethsridge
Frank Fletcher
P.L. S
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Land & Coal Agent
Cor Kootenay & Baker
West Kootenay Butcher Co
E. C. Traves
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Vancouver
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Victoria, B. C
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Montreal
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C. D. J. Christie
General Broker
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Idaho
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r'ywAberta
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Great Northern Railway
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United States
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West Kootenay
Front Street
Government Wharf
Vanstone’s
Stevens
Clements-Hillyer
E. J. Scovil
Rotary Public
Windermere Mines
Windermere, B. O
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