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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1898
Page
2
The Nelson Miner Printing and Publishing Co of Nelson B C outlines editor submission requirements including writer name and address for faith, and subscription and advertising rate details. Copy for advertisement changes must be at the office by 4 pm to ensure processing.
The Spokane Spokesman-Review replies to The World of Vancouver over Canadi an miners investing in Washington mines. It argues for openness to Canadian investors while noting Washington requires citizenship to own mines, and condemns laws that bar loyal Canadian subjects from property ownership.
The North Simcoe by election history traces returns from 1867 to 1878, detailing McConkey and McCarthy contests, Cook defeats, and repeated victories amid political shifts. It argues the 1882 and later periods used redrawn boundaries, complicating comparisons and noting a gerrymander influence.
The 1882 redistribution cut North Simcoe and created East Simcoe with Muskokas added. The altered map aimed to secure a Tory seat for McCarthy, aided by Protestant support over the Manitoba School. Dalton McCarthy later repented of the gerrymander as by elections shifted to judgeships and the Senate.
The East Kootenay Miner notes growing Eastern newspaper attention to British Columbia brings gratification to locals. It recalls a time when BC rarely appeared in Eastern papers despite columns praising the province and its people.
A vintage grocery and liquor ad urges customers to fuel life with the best groceries and spirits. It compares nourishment to a stove fire and promises well stocked departments. The copy invites price quotes and trial orders before Christmas dinner plans.
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