Hall Runs as Independent Liberal in Nelson Riding
Dr G A B Hall consents to stand as an Independent Liberal in Nelson Riding for the provincial elections. He will issue an address to electors in a few days, joining Frank Fletcher Conservative and John Houston Provincial Party as three candidates. The case Regina vs W S Sutherland ends with a not guilty verdict after a forged $10 bill and alibi testimony.
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Dominion News From Victoria and Ottawa May 9
Reports shuffle through imperial capitals detailing political maneuvers in British Columbia and Ontario. Petitions in Victoria seek a Wands Railway manager as candidate against Booth while Ottawa notes Colonel Otter defends his casualty reports and warns about delays and unreliable press cables.
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Canadian Leader Pursues Boer Convoys in Sand River Action
London May 10 General Hutton's mounted brigade including Canadians and part of French cavalry crossed the Sand River and pressed along the railway north after Boer convoys. About 8 000 horsemen engaged in a sharp Monday fight as Boers fired heavy guns and attempted to envelope the British. Hutton withdrew as reinforcements arrived, while Broadwood and Bruce Hamilton advanced beyond Wynburg.
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Curtis on Houston Calls for Clear Stand in Riding
Hon Smith Curtis hustled in Nelson urging Houston to declare his position. Curtis warned Houston would lack leadership in the next House without party support, expecting Houston to align with the Martin government to benefit constituents. Curtis expects victory in Rossland and a Martin government return.
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Sutherland Acquitted Court Case Summary
The Court of Assizes spent the day hearing the trial of a defendant named Sutherland. After examination and arguments, the jury returned a verdict of acquittal.
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