Political farce in Great Britain on Home Rule clash
The piece describes a British political drama over Home Rule and the Parliament Act. It argues the Lords resist losing veto power and oppose Irish governance shifts while Protestant Ulster and Catholic Ireland are framed as pawns. It notes Carson’s ominous posture amid rising tension.
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Carson
England
Town Plans for Tags and Pounds Meet Recreation Gaps
Editorial notes urge tagging dogs and rounding stray cows while lamenting lack of summer recreation facilities such as parks grounds and tracks. Town Solicitor suggests informing fire underwriters about waterworks to possibly lower insurance costs. Commentary criticizes Prince Albert’s Klondike goldfield campaign as misdirected.
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Clapp
Readers Letter on Beaver Lake Road Offences
Correspondence from a reader to The Herald discusses an April 16 editorial about the Beaver Lake Road and mentions there were two offences connected with the matter and asks about available manpower. The letter emphasizes that correspondents must attach their names and write on one side of the paper.
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Beaver Lake Road
Debate Over Beaver Lake Summer Road Cost and Progress
A letter to the editor discusses a council’s Beaver Lake summer road project. The writer estimates costs from experience and a hunter’s account, notes two tenders under 13000, and defends the contractor’s slow progress due to mineral-claim staking and snowshoe work. The piece defends good faith on both sides and suggests delays may yield better results.
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Board of Trade
E. H. Stevenson
Canada
Lake OF the Woods Milling CO. Limited
Winipeg
Police May Exclude From Courtroom At Editor’s Discretion
The editor notes police have authority to exclude anyone from the courtroom. There may have been no need for their action in your case, but under the circumstances there is no advantage in publishing your letter.
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Distiller Advocates Moderate Temperance Reform
J Stuart Smith of Distillers Company visits the West and tells a reporter he supports temperance reform but rejects total prohibition. He cites higher per capita alcohol use in local option districts and poorer quality drinks, urging tighter control over licensed houses and stricter Pure Food Act enforcement, with New Zealand cited as an example.
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J. Stuart Smith
Distillers Company, Ltd
Edinburgh
John Inch
Canadia
Smith
Hfe
New Zealand
Golden Lion Hop Beer Brand from Prince Albert
This advertises Golden Lion Hop Beer as a genuine extract of white barley malt and hops. It claims nourishing stimulating refreshing effects and non intoxication and notes brewing and bottling by the Golden Lion Brewing Co of Prince Albert Saskatchewan. Beware of imitations. Ask for Golden Lion brand.
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Golden Lion
Golden Lion Brewing Co
Prince Albert, Sask
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