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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1898
Page
2
The Nelson Daily Miner lists editorial contact and submission rules with writer details required. It outlines subscription prices and foreign rates, and notes notices of births deaths and marriages are 50 cents each. Advertising rates are available on application from Nelson Printing & Publishing Co in Nelson British Columbia.
In a public notice tone the piece discusses ad copy changes due by 4 pm and the mining region’s global value. It highlights Sir William Van Horne praising Canada’s mineral wealth and suggests British Columbia’s pivotal moment ahead. It also discusses New York Chamber of Commerce plans to protect private property on sea during war and keep trade running.
A discussion argues for establishing a School of Mines in the region, highlighting the need for scientific mining lectures and local geological studies. Nelson is favored for central access, with support across Rossland, the Slocan, the Boundary Country, and East Kootenay, noting fashion shifts away from Rossland’s dominance as mining centers evolve.
William Jennings Bryan, once a leading Silverite, has submitted his resignation as a Colonel of Volunteers. He enlisted as a private, earned a commission, but saw no service and avoided political debate as a soldier. He departs two days after the war ends, a less fortunate military figure than Teddy Roosevelt.
The president of the Canadian Pacific Railway replies to the Crow's Nest excursionists with assurances that he and his company will do everything possible to develop the Kootenays region and its natural resources.
New shipments expand offerings including Cocks jewelry and ry items, plus silverware and books. Xmas Corps and Cal also featured in the update, signaling broader inventory for the season.
Editorials argue Canada should open a commercial agency in Britain rather than Washington. A Toronto Star note mocks prize fighting, while a Daily Columbian quip suggests extreme violence to end boxing. Rev. Van Dyke warns against imperial hubris and cites U S colonial administration failures comparing Canada and Alaska Indians.
In this city at the Howe Hotel on Tuesday November 29 Mr A Sawyer wed Margaret Gibson of Pilot Bay.
The ad urges using top quality goods to keep the body and life well nourished. It promotes a well stocked grocery and liquor department, offers price quotes and trial orders, and invites customers to view the Xmas dinner list before ordering.
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