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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
2
The Nelson Miner lists subscription rates for daily and mail options with yearly figures and foreign rates. It designates the Nelson Publishing Company as the publisher and names Limfree Alexander & Co as agents, with address 621 First Avenue, Spokane, Washington.
A New York Journal claim that James J Hill and Pierpont Morgan would seize Canadian Pacific is treated as speculative. Shaughnessy dismisses potential control by outsiders, noting stock movement could not easily translate into alien ownership. Ottawa and Canadian backers would resist loss of national control despite possible private deals.
The Vancouver Province notes that Mr. Joseph Martin was elected as a representative of Vancouver in the Local Legislature and clarifies he is not a representative for New Westminster. The article adds this correction for Mr. Martins constituents, asserting they are aware of the fact.
The Province quotes on Mr. Martin opposing a Vancouver Mining Recorder office and on broader Pacific Coast politics. Commentary scorns political self interest, notes cabinet shifts in Ottawa, and cites Victoria press on Mr. Dunsmuir and Laurier era Senate dynamics.
An advertisement argues that liver trouble shows as a sallow complexion and blotches, then promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for clear skin and a rosy, rich complexion. It claims the pills cost 25 cents at Canada Drugs and Book Co.
The Nelson Branch of the Northwest Typewriter Emporium has relocated stock to upstairs in the Broken Hill Block at Frank's store. A full supply of typewriter paper and supplies will be offered at reasonable prices. They will handle new rebuilt and second hand machines, repair services at moderate prices, and take old machines in exchange for new.
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