Pattison Vetoes Objections to Election Contests
Governor attacks the cost of election contest proceedings arguing witness pay and traveling expenses were inflated. He cites railway consolidation and legislative approval issues, accusing partisan influence and urging careful judicial inquiry instead of sweeping payments. Included are named figures and a list of witnesses and expenses, reflecting a heated dispute over funds and accountability.
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Met Mirwet
Faecre Meagan
Genueia
Con- Lestat Comtesteus
Frith
Charles T. Taher
le Parest
Ian Tant
Pnachiehore
George Forrest
LGH
Fipuklin
A Melenhy
Canada and Australia tariff talk draws official backing
The British Columbia boards urge Dominion government to pursue reciprocity with Australia. Mr. Davie expects the plan to advance trade talks after Premier Thompson returns from Paris, with the government to consider it when back in session.
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Daria
Mritinh
Colum
Couver
Sydney
Boards of Trade of
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Australia
Davie
Thompson Returne
Choler Epidemic Reported in City. Yellow Fever Farewell
A terse bulletin from Macecs states six cholera cases occurred in the city yesterday amid fears of a broader outbreak. A crew member, Albertine Adone, listed among the sick, has died of yellow fever, while another unidentified crew member was ordered from Lewes, Delaware for quarantine and medical care.
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Albertine Adone
Lewes
Del
10 STOP PRODUCTION COLORADO SILVER MINERS SUSPEND
Denver reports a dramatic halt in silver mining as miners vote to suspend operations. Prominent figures like Senator Teller and Indian government policy are cited amid plunging silver prices and concerns about a gold standard. The document notes widespread market distress and calls for action to restore value.
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David H. Moffat
Sve
Resola
J. J. Hagerman
D. R CG Brown
W. Thatcher
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Thresola Homites
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Sts
Government of
India
Santies
Harrison in New York and Wilson era debate fragment
Fragmentary text recounts reactions to the Sherman Act and political positions on McKinley and Altgeld, with stray notes on Chinese defeats and Tonkin incident. It includes uncertain references to Harrison, party tactics, and foreign engagements, reflecting a disjointed newspaper snippet.
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New York
McKinley
Altgeld
Welcome to Stevens Citizens greet ex Hawaiian minister in Augusta
Augusta readers witness a crowded meeting as residents discuss American influence in Hawaiian Affairs. Speakers defend U S actions and protest native interests, citing a complex history since 1840 and avoiding tripartite conflict. An advertisement promotes rheumatism relief and pharmacy offerings with price 50 cents for a small doctor bill.
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Augusta
Thove Islands
Optam
United States
Boston
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