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Newspaper
Phoenix Pioneer
Location
Phoenix, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
2
An early 20th century editorial discusses miners disabled by illness and the need for support, urging unions and readers to back a plan for care. It surveys political and economic topics across British Columbia, noting labor, regulation, and railway concerns, with editorial asides on current events and figures.
A vocal appeal highlights the plight of disabled miners in British Columbia's mining districts. With many unemployed yet no welfare provisions, charities bear the burden. Proposals suggest a government home for disabled miners funded by a small monthly levy on active miners, about 000 workers would pay a minor tax. The government is urged to act promptly.
Fragmentary notes describe trust influence, mining taxation concerns, and calls for a royal commission. Mention of low grade mines, railway disruptions, and American ownership amid tense boardroom and government discussions. A committee plans to visit the mill and report findings.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ava Bark Distance Mesident Kruger displeased with peace, someone not on ground during fighting, and racing records with Dunsmuir and London. Vague references to republic, minister, and a king.
A 19th century style discussion argues good advertising hinges on truthful plain facts. It emphasizes understanding human nature in the audience and aligning store presentation with honest messaging to attract customers.
Notes report Dominion Day celebrations in Victoria with plans for a Gy Viongti Coronation Way and invitations printed on pasteboard. A Fraternal Order of Eagles lodge is organized in Kaslo, Chesaw will join, and the Sandon steamer set a CP-R-Aske service mileage record of 3,480 miles in May. The fund secretary cites a $30,000 shortfall and requests further relief contributions including a $10,000 coal company pledge.
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