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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 24, 1901
Page
2
The Nelson Miner announces daily and weekly subscription rates and payment terms. It lists the London office at 145 Fleet Street and Central Press Agency as special agents.
A Manitoba or Ottawa era debate centers on John Houston M P moving Wednesday to back Crow's Nest Southern railway as a provincial public work. Support from Joseph Martin and allies stirs the legislature amid calls for government ownership to fix rail rates and system justice.
The article argues war is imminent between Japan and Russia over secret Russia China treaties that grant Russia control of Manchuria and eastern Chinese railways. It notes Manchuria's wealth and strategic value, Russia's gains, and the broader international hesitation and consequences for Europe and America. It also touches on Canadian frontier matters and a modern history work on Canada under British rule.
The passage recalls Colonel Sam Steele a storied Northwest Mounted Police leader. It notes his nearing retirement and highlights his fearless frontier record from Fort Walde era to Strathcona's Horse. It mentions tough posts amid turbulent tribes and a legendary horseman reputation that endures in local lore.
In a string of editorials from British Columbia papers the call grows for decisive action on finance and policy. Editors urge action on railway policy, colonization, and a BC information office at the Pan-American Exposition to counter apathy and attract investment.
The Canadian prima donna Madame Albani and her top company win praise in eastern cities. Manager Annable expects Nelson’s Opera House fill on April 15. A former Toronto College of Music director aided a young singer later highlighted in Bach and Handel works.
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