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Newspaper
Phoenix Pioneer
Location
Phoenix, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
2
The piece discusses the Chinese question as a campaign issue, mentions killings of missionaries, presence of foreign warships, and speculation of a potential Japan Russia clash over China. It defends the Pioneer’s impartial reporting amid contested election coverage.
A provincial election leaves no party with a clear majority. Turner and Martin head competing camps while independents may decide control. Observers warn of a fragile coalition as parties seek enough support to form a government before July 5. The piece notes past dismissals and calls for stable leadership across the border.
Voters in Phoenix show tight results with 164 registered and 166 polled, three spoiled ballots. Labor-backed candidates swept the field as the province held 38 legislature seats with widespread turnout and analysis of close contests across districts including Nanaimo City and Nelson riding.
A group of current workers at Old Transides mine deny a circulating report that non Mackintosh voters would be discharged. They state no intimidation occurred and that foremen offered two hours early pay for full time. June 1 1900. Epwant Cour, Phoenix, B.C.
The minister of mines issued the annual report for year ending December 31 1899 detailing mine output and conditions. Total metal production to date nears 135 773 881 dollars with placer gold contributing 61 305 719 and 1899 marking a four million reach for certain districts. Lode gold output rose 2 857 573 with a six percent rise in copper pounds and an 800 000 dollar rise in value despite price shifts. The piece notes political rumors on governor resignations and government formation amid ongoing war and election coverage.
Greenwood plans a grand Dominion Day festival with bold promises to break all previous records as residents embrace a festive, townwide event.
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