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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
2
Daily per month by mail and weekly terms listed for subscription services. Spokane ad note indicates agents for advertisements and subscription handling. The text is fragmented with unclear dates or amounts but references weekly and daily mail options and a Spokane address.
A ten dollar reward is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of persons who stole The Miner from the subscriber's doors. The notice requests any information to identify the thieves and secure the recovery of the newspaper.
The article denounces campaign insinuations against Frank Fletcher and allies regarding city owned utilities. It cites the 57 vote bylaw result approving temporary power leasing and argues opponents offer no concrete proof. It mentions renewed calls for legal evidence and notes growing reciprocity sentiment in the United States, highlighting the New York Chamber of Commerce resolution favoring reciprocal trade concessions.
The chamber criticizes the National Reciprocal convention for seeking tariff concessions that would harm home industries while calling for a new commission to handle all reciprocal trade agreements. It warns such moves would invite hostile tariff actions and leave the United States with uneven benefits while other nations seek equal gains.
The police commissioners commend Chief Jarvis and his force for disciplined, effective policing in Nelson. The piece notes crime is rare, credits routine intimidation of criminals, and lauds orderly governance. It warns Marconi wireless could threaten cable company stocks and cites a $160 million global cable value.
A testimonial from Rev. C. F. Wells of Villa Ridge Illinois praises Asthmalene for instant relief in ten year case. He describes severe throat and asthma suffering and says the trial bottle acted like a charm prompting him to request a full size bottle. New York January 3, 1901.
For the comfort of the increasing passenger flow a direct daily Buffel Car service has been started, offering routes to Seattle in ten hours and to Vancouver and Victoria in eighteen hours with connections at Spokane for the south east and west. Passengers can be booked direct to all European points.
Notice is given that the applicant will seek transfer of the Norton retail liquor license for the Imperial Hotel on Baker Street to Joseph Harwood. The transfer request is to be considered at the next sittings of the Board of License Commissioners for the City of Norton. Witnessed by J. D. Naismith and P. Moore.
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