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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1901
Page
2
An archival fragment notes a London office on Fleet Street with press agency affiliation and authorised agents for advertisements and subscriptions. The terse item records a special agent presence and agency duties in the metropolitan office.
The Marysville project in East Kootenay, tied to Sullivan Mining and the American Smelting Trust, prompts talk that the refinery is a front for smelter monopoly. Proponents cite ore sources from East Kootenay and nearby mines, while opponents argue the trust backs a full refinery to control markets and prices.
The statements warn that a smelting and lead trust plan aims to seize a foothold in Canada and mirror U S gains for their advantage. Concern grows that without prompt effort the Marysville refinery could begin operation and divert business from the West Kootenay project, calling for immediate action.
Miss Annie Edson Taylor aged 50 survived a 155 foot fall over Niagara Falls and credits the feat to gain stage engagements in dime shows. The attempt draws parallels to Steve Brodie and Blondin while authorities fear imitators may risk lives.
Fragmented notes discuss McKinley life insurance figures and congressional benefits, medical practice demand, and a Vancouver trial of Japanese defendants. The piece reflects public sympathy shifts and sparse commentary on labor and crime events with unclear sources.
Last week Nelson hosted Mrs Grant who urged mothers to respond to her invitation to meet with local ladies. Few attended as she sought to illuminate and counteract a tide of evil affecting the community. Under Mrs Grant’s guidance they prayed and planned actions to restrain vice.
Fragmented testimonial letter arguing Asthma lene provides relief for asthma and other respiratory issues. Praise from Rev. de Morris Wechsler and O D Phelps MD, citing dramatic improvements after use. Provides address 255 Rivington Street New York City and offer of a free trial bottle on request by post.
An old ad for Taft Bros Medicine appears amid garbled prose commending moral reform and warning of dangers. The text references Te, a promised remedy, and notes bottles sold by druggists. Fragmentary writing mentions public discourse, opinions, and a forthcoming meeting next Monday at a location called the Bageie.
A fragmentary obituary mentions Mrs El Gari Fame of Arawak Five with references to deaths and a physician, noting that Dr King's New Discovery saved a life during a medical emergency. The text is garbled but implies a dramatic medical event and lifesaving treatment.
A scrambled health ad promotes Green's Segest Flows and Teatime remedies as liver cleaners and blood purifiers. It touts 2 percent split doses and claims of “millioms” benefits while urging readers to buy Green's Special Almanac from Teepzaes & Co. for more guidance.
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