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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
2
A clipped note discusses yearly rates for foreign aspects and varies by VAT. It mentions per year costs and potential adjustments in foreign trade pricing. The fragment emphasizes tax and tariff considerations without full context or figures.
An examination of Macaulay's originality, the Walpole influence on his ideas, and the reception of his History in Britain, America, and beyond. The piece argues criticism over whether Macaulay stole or refined Walpole's concept while noting his enduring popularity and lasting impact on English literature.
Royalty on Klondike gold and the export duty on all precious metal exports are urged for abolition. Governor Ross forwards the recommendation to the Dominion Government. Under the current system miners resist royalties, smuggling reduces government revenue, and critics claim export duty discriminates against local miners. Sir Charles Tupper expresses London-bound comments on the issue.
Victoria Times quotes Hudson accusing the 1301 census of undercounting Montreal by 20 000 and attacking the government’s accuracy checks. It notes Sir Charles’s enduring partisan stance, ironies about predictions of grain yields, and CPR expansion plans including steamship ventures with Russia. Also mentions a testimonial on Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung disease.
Editorial notes reflect on Fred P Gutelina leaving Nelson for Winnipeg to join Canadian Pacific railway. It discusses rail freight rate drops since 1865, gold ore milling costs in California, comparisons of mining and milling costs, and includes commentary on the America UK Cup race prospects with Lipton and Constitution. Also mentions Great Northern Cascade division electric motor plans and Canadian acid rail.
A testimonial touts Boschee's German Syrup as a celebrated German physician D A Boschee’s prescription. It claims rapid cure of coughs colds and lung troubles with three doses enough for relief. The ad notes two million bottles sold annually since 1868 and promises nationwide availability at 75 cents. Green's Prize Almanac is advertised.
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