Ontario Children Protection Act discussed in Nelson Miner column
The article reviews the Ontario Children's Protection Act outlining how Children's Aid Societies place neglected children in foster homes or separate mothers from illegitimate children when necessary. It notes 225 rescues last year and 825 in five years, and covers parental duties versus rights. It also recounts Kelso's critiques and a Manitoba visit where the author spoke to British Columbia’s Legislature about reforms.
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Kelso
Ontario
Mr. Kelso
Manitoba
Jas. Baker
British Columbia
Victoria
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Turner
Canadians and Americans in the Porcupine boundary dispute
A Spokane paper questions a Washington dispatch claiming Canadian trespass into the Porcupine region and Alaska boundary tensions. The piece urges using a sextant to fix longitude at 141st meridian and dismisses the idea of conflict over a longitude line as absurd.
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Spokane
Washington Dispatch
Porcupine
Ladies of
Nelson
Alaska
Alaskan
Mount St. Elias
Porcupine Country
Sun
North Star
Klondike
Neglected Children Report Highlights Ontario Dependents
A government report from Toronto surveys neglected and dependent children in Ontario for 1898. Prepared by Mr Kelso the superintendent the document analyzes welfare, supervision, and needs of youths in distress and outlines official measures and implications for policy.
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Toronto
Ontario
Kelso
Boarding School For Girls Promises High References
Miss Gyppeswyk offers senior primary and kindergarten classes at Moss street Victoria with Green and Dawson conducting. Boarding and domestic arrangements under Mrs Green. Ladies or girls may attend by applying terms and full references provided on request.
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Moss Street
Victoria
B.C
Green and Dawson
Green
Kootenay Lake General Hospital Annual Meeting Notice
The Annual Meeting of the Kootenay Lake General Hospital will be held Tuesday March 14 1899 in the Court House. There will be a meeting of the Directors at TM. Membership fee is 10 dollars per year entitling hospital bene fs for one year. Anyone subscribing 1.00 per month gains hospital benefits for that period. Subscriptions are solicited and a full attendance of members and prospective members is requested. A full statement of receipts and expenditures will be submitted and other important business transacted.
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Kootenay Lake General Hospital
Court House
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Nelson Miner Printing & Publishing Co
D. J. Beavon
Cartier
Mai
Nelson Weekly Miner
Nelson Miner Prinilg & PublishingCo
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Canada
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Beer Bros., Victoria Block
Enomy Pacific
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Boston
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Slocan City
Dally
C. E. Beasley
City Ticket Agt
R. W. Drew
Nelo
Anderson
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Tray
Nelson Vancouver
Kootenay Railway & Navigation
Lake & River Division
STR. International
Kaslo
South End
Ainsworth
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Five Mile Point
Kaslo City
3Rd Street
Robert Irving
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Mason & Risch
Bird Cages
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R’y
Kettle River
Boundary Creek
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Dixon, G
Spokane Wash
G. K
Tackabury
Nelson, RO
Arthur R. Sherwood
Birkbeck Investment, Security and Savings Co
Arthur R. Sherwood, Ag’t
West Kootenay Butcher Co
Lowes
Yir
E. C. Traves
Havana
Hotel Hume
Star Brier
OLD Chum
Rtan Baby 'Raveller
Piper Heldsieck
OLD Virginia Twist
Igarette Tobacco
Turner Beeton & CO
Queen’s School
Schttold
Lady
Atlantic
Allan Line
Laurentian
Dominion Line
White Star Line
Cunard Line
Lucania
Anchor
Ethiopia
J. W. Cowan
Victoria Street
Presbyterian Church House
Carbonate Street
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