Canada Budget Surplus and Revenue Projections
The document outlines Canada’s fiscal results including a record surplus of 8.05 million dollars and revenue of 51.03 million for the last year. It notes increased customs receipts, a drop in postal costs after a rate change, and planned expenditures on railways and public works with debt reductions. For the current year, revenue up to March 10 reached 34.94 million, with expenditures at 27.78 million, and estimates predict a total revenue near 52.75 million and expenses around 40 million by June 30. It projects a possible net debt increase of about 1.8 million after capital spending and mentions potential growth in iron and steel subsidies pending further estimates.
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Government ownership railways urged in Vancouver meeting
Citizens of Vancouver assembled publicly voiced unanimous support for government construction of all railways. The piece argues subsidy incentives push rapid expansion, recalls concerns about rates, bonds, and uneven settlement, and cites Toronto Globe suggesting a middle path with loans and transparent financials as a safer alternative.
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Canada
The
Toronto Globe
Prosperity Under Liberal Rule Cited In Budget Speech
The article argues Canada prospers under Liberal rule and highlights Finance Minister Fielding’s budget speech. It notes a surplus of over 8 million and a projected year end surplus of 6.35 million, with no tariff changes promised and continued free trade expectations not met.
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Hastern
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Laurier
England
Fieldin
Rothschilds Rumored to Invest in Georgian Bay Canal
The article notes that leading financiers including the Rothschilds are said to be involved with Canadian investments, specifically a rumored hold on the Georgian Bay canal. It questions the global appeal of such investment opportunities and praises the Dominion’s potential.
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Georgian Bay Canal
P. R. Seeks West Support on Freight and Passenger Rates
The P. R. pushes a April 1 rate schedule easing freight and passenger costs to win western goodwill. Capetown authorities back a Maxim gun mounted on a motor for rapid service, a plan that could alarm cities facing Carrie Nation. Montreal politics stumble over street work due to jealousy as a large vehicle is needed but rejected. The Sisters of St. Joseph gain praise for convent and chapel efforts, and Nelson adds another substantial religious building to its list.
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Sisters of St. Joseph
Nelson
Calls for swift action on development laws across empire
A compilation of editorial snippets urges decisive legislation for rapid growth. It contrasts U S recognition of new republics with cautious governance in British Columbia, warns against tax hikes, and questions alleged ties between government and the CPR. The pieces advocate bold policy and criticise delays or partial measures.
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Notice of dissolution in Nelson lumber firm dissolves partnership
James Gill of Nelson a lumber merchant retired as a partner from Fair view Lumber Company on the 81st day of December 1900 and will not be responsible for debts incurred by the company since dissolution. Solicitors Elliot and Lennie certify the notice this day of January AD.
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