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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1900
Page
2
The Nelson Daily Miner reprints opinions on mayoral candidates Fletcher and Madden with notes on council prospects and municipal issues. It cites Vancouver Province views on government stability and party motions, plus reflections on local voting influence and public duties.
The Saturday Globe features a juvenile art department and a foole section lampooning the year's turn from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. The piece criticizes Mr. Houstin for not respecting the town and hints at political stakes surrounding his defeat and the Berbo Government.
The column muses on local voting in Victoria and South Africa era concerns. It urges electors in West Ward to back Berland or Ferland or McKillop with emphasis on Arthur and Madden as possible council members, while cautioning about absent candidates and urging a restrained choice within four names for East Ward: Byers Hall Morrison Wilson.
The page blends misc ads and brief anecdotes. A dentist opens with crown and bridge work, a canvasser for a religious pamphlet enters a southern city yard, a boy is found home alone amid a jam stained scene, and snippets from humor and proverb columns appear alongside stray quotes about reckoning and reform.
A long tale from the St Louis Globe-Democrat recounts a Hindu ruler who loved tobacco yet chose to renounce it after a peasant refused his request. The king’s vow ended tobacco use within his family, preserving his caste and earning the name Ranji.
The passage contrasts the perpetual humidity of Colon with Panama’s rainy season. It notes Colon's 250 inches of annual rain, Panamas 92 inches, both concentrated in five months, with temperatures from 50 to 90 degrees. It highlights comfort challenges, flooding, and local adaptation to the wet climate.
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