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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1899
Page
4
The fragment lists various subscription rates by period and locale with terms like daily monthly yearly mall and foreign. It notes subscriptions are invariably in advance and references penalties for yearly terms. The readable portion lacks concrete figures or organizations.
The Nelson Board of Trade should not press for a separate Kootenay constituency. The Rossland request is political and beyond the Board’s scope. If the bill passes, Kootenay may gain a member, but only at broaderBC redistribution costs, not within the bill’s limits. The piece urges restraint and cites the Act as insufficient without voluntary settlement by miners and mine owners.
Ottawa reports a Militia Department notice showing Deadman's Island was deeded to the Dominion in 1888. The discovery may unlock a settlement that has unsettled the Semlin Government, aiding Joseph Martin but disappointing Cotton. The May issue of the Kootenay Mining Standard notes a July Annual edition in London with 10 000 copies. The imperial disallowance of anti Japanese legislation looms as the federal deadline nears. The Imperial Institute funding and the delayed knighthood for Sir Malcolm Mulock attract speculation.
The advertisement promotes buying wallpaper at a store with careful margins and prices that match quality. It highlights fresh styles, a wide selection of commonly used designs, and stylish color tintings claimed to provide a unique advantage.
Paris officers searched Paty du Olam residence three times before arresting him without explanation. Libre Parole prints a letter from Paty du Olam to Minister of War Krantz denouncing attacks on him and seeking permission to sue his calumniator or a trial by court.
Constantinople January 2 Russia has lodged a claim with the Porte against the Turkish delegates to the peace conference at The Hague. It is claimed they do not possess definite instructions, thus making their cooperation at the conference difficult.
London June 2 The Daily Mail correspondent cites a statement from the Italian embassy military attaché Colonel Panizzardi asserting the Italian mission knew Esterhazy authored the border event during Dreyfus condemnation.
London June 2 The Daily Chronicle says Mrs Florence Maybrick is likely to be liberated soon due to pressure from US Ambassador Mr Choate to reopen the case.
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