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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1901
Page
2
The Nelson Miner lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by carrier and mail, with annual and foreign options. It notes advance payment and provides London and Spokane advertising agents, detailing authorized agents for subscriptions.
The court of revision of the provincial voters list will meet in Nelson at the courthouse on Monday November 4 before Harry Wright. Voters not on the list must act now to ensure eligibility for any election before May 4. Applicants must obtain a notice of claim form, sign it with a witness, and provide full personal details.
Observers noted the royals spoke plainly and properly in Canada and Australia, avoiding affected accents. The King’s English was described as beautiful and sonorous when well spoken, with calls to avoid faux aristocratic tones.
The Vancouver YMCA lacrosse squad speeds toward a bid to face Shamrock of Montreal for the Minto Cup, claimed by Ottawa Capitals who refuse to surrender it unless Shamrocks compete.
The Vancouver Y M C A earned praise after recent wins over Westminster forces and a looming Eastward trip to defend a cup. Arch ie McNaughton leads the team praised for being lively and scientific while the Westminster title claims are disputed by Eastern clubs. The St Paul Pioneer Press notes a skeptical view of progress amid a mixed Times facsimile and various aged topics.
Editorial notes describe Dominion Tron and Stew company expanding in the United States with 2000 tons of ply iron shipped from Sydney to Boston and Hobokes, with more cargoes planned. It notes Scotland sales, plans for Kitchener works, and cross Atlantic markets, then shifts to Thanksgiving date disputes and commentary on anarchism and public safety. It closes with ads for Electric Bitters and plant nursery offerings.
An editorial-opinion piece dismisses factional diet theories and argues a proper diet supports all body parts, cautioning that digestion issues can ruin nutrition. It promotes Green's August Flower as a general welfare tonic and notes availability through W. I. Teetzel & Co and a special almanac. It also mentions the Maccabee dance next Tuesday at Fraternity Hall with tickets priced $1.50 and free for ladies.
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