Ward Two Aldermen Race Grows With Multiple Candidates
The aldermanic contest in Ward Two heats up as Pattullo plans a skating rink event tomorrow night and Hilditch Newton Stephens join the field. Other names like Morrison Kirkpatrick Morrissey Benson and Peck are hinted but not yet declared.
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Ald
Hilditch
Organized Labor
Ald. Hilditch
S. M. Newton
The
Empire
Aldo Pattullo
M. M. Stephens
Stephens
W. H. Morrison
J. A. Kirkpatrick
D. W. Morrissey
W. S. Benson
C. W. Peck
Tsimpsean Lodge to Install 1911 Officers Tonight
Tsimpsean Lodge No. 58 A F and A M will install its 1911 officers this evening after a 4 o'clock regular meeting. A banquet and refreshments follow with all brethren invited. Officers listed include W M M M Stephens J H Thompson A W Edge D G Stewart and others.
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Timpsean Lodge No. 58
M. M. Stephens
W. M
J. H. Thompson
S. W
A. W. Edge
J. W
D. G. Stewart
J. Christiansen
D. M. Moore
S. D
C. V. Bennett
J. D
W. G. James
G. W. Kerr
P. Kauffmann
Organist
T. McClymont
S. S
Jas
J. S
A. Brookshank
S. G
J. M. Munnis
Tyler
City Council Schedules Evening Meeting After Holiday
The city council will convene this evening after yesterday's holiday delayed the regular Monday session. City officials urge residents to attend and share concerns on local agenda items.
Salvation Army Serves Christmas Dinner at Citadel
Salvation Army held a Christmas dinner at the Citadel with about 175 seated from 12:30 to 4 o’clock. The event aimed to aid those in need, accepting voluntary contributions, totaling around $60 to cover expenses, with no obligation to contribute. An evening Christmas entertainment and a Sunday school opening are planned for the new year.
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Salvation Army
Pattullo Holds Public Meeting on Ward 2 Alderman Bid
Alderman Pattullo announces a public meeting at the skating rink tomorrow evening to appeal to Ward 2 electors as he campaigns for alderman next year. He will also speak in favor of Alderman Mobley for mayor and outline financial policy as former finance committee chair.
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Ald
Pattullo
Mobley
Water Reserve Gives Stewart First Call on Local Streams
Provincial government proclaims a water reserve around Stewart and the Portland Canal area, including Bear Lake, Marmor Lake, river, and MecMullin creek. The move grants Stewart priority access for domestic and power needs if the town incorporates, mirroring Prince Rupert’s practice.
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Portland Canal
Stewart
Bear Lake
Marmor Lake
MecMullin Creek
Prince Rupert
Dreadnoughts Dock Plan Tests Clyde Trust Bid
The Clyde Trust seeks a provisional order from the secretary for Scotland to build a tidal and graving dock at Renfrew. The tidal dock covers 32 acres and the graving dock exceeds 1000 feet, intended to handle Cunarders and the largest Dreadnoughts at a cost over five million dollars. Railways in Western Canada are directed to reduce freight tariffs to avoid bias against Regina and Moose Jaw. Manitoba potatoes face scarcity and railways offer low rates for shipment into the province.
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The
Clyde Trust
Secretary For
Scotland
Renfrew
Britain
Western Canada
Railway Commission
Regina
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Prospects Bright for Prince Rupert in 1911
The city eyes a brighter 1911 with faster railway construction and more labor. Investors like J. H. Kugler and G. H. Collins forecast a rush of interest in Prince Rupert as the G T P spreads information and inquiries flood in from across the United States and Canada.
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Prince Ruepert
Canada
United States
J. H. Kugler
Prince Rupert
Kispiox Post Office Established with New Mail Schedule
Postal authorities establish a Kispiox post office with Hugh Taylor as post master and mail contractor. From May to October, mail leaves Kispiox Mondays at 8 p.m. to Hazelton and returns the same night. November to April, mail runs every other Monday.
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Kispiox
Hugh Taylor
Hazelton
Conservative MP Barnard Lauds Bill to Bar Japanese Fishermen
Victoria B C Conservative member Barnard introduced a Dominion House bill to revoke licences from fishermen not meeting naval militia physical standards. He claimed 85 percent of 4000 government licences are held by Japanese, arguing white men would fill the vacancies. The bill was read a first time.
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Barnard
Victoria
B. C
Dominion House of Commons
Selma the former Santa Cecelia arrives to ply northern waters
The Selma, once the luxury Santa Cecelia of the Marquis of Anglesey, arrived in Vancouver from Plymouth after a stormy Atlantic voyage. Bought by Capt. Polkinghorne, she will serve the northern coast trade with a crew of sixteen and reach Victoria after a 14500 mile journey via the Straits of Magellan.
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South
B. C. Vorts
Prince Rupert
Citie
Selma
Santa Cecelia
Marquis of Anglesey
Vancouver
Plymouth
England
Atlantic
Montevideo
Polkinghorne
John Mortimer
Hinother
Elder & Co
Glasgow
Charles Polkinghorne
Yacht Club de Lux
Victoria
Straits of Magellan
Europe
Mediterranean
Smyth Channel
South America
Reciprocal Trade Proposal With Canada Eyed by Commonwealth
Melbourne dispatch reports Ottawa Parliament to consider a reciprocity resolution next month. The Commonwealth Government has taken up the issue and trade department reviews current relations with Canada. Early action on reciprocity is considered probable.
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Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Trade Department
Will Not Resign Brodeur Denies Supreme Court Exit
Ottawa cabinet minister L P Brodeur angrily denies reports he will resign to become chief justice of Quebec or join the Supreme Court bench. He says the stories are malicious and insists he will continue to serve in his current portfolio and carry out government policy.
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Supreme Court
Quebec
L. P. Brodeur
Supreme Court of Quebec
Quebec’s Population Representation Standoff at Conference
The conference of provincial premiers ended without a decision on fixed representation in the House of Commons. Quebec remains the pivot, with its decennial census unit at about 24,800 shifting toward 88,000, making eastern provinces’ gains dependent on Quebec’s growth. The piece notes migration trends, census counting practices, and Gouin’s opposition, suggesting no immediate solution.
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Maritime
House of Commons
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Ontario
Lowell
Fall River
Woonsocket
Saco
New England
Lomer Gouin
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Tsimpsean Lodge
Navy
G. H. Collins
the Fish and Cold Storage Company
Pacific Coast
Aganst Japs
Mr. Barnard
Bill
L. P. Brodner
Marine and Fisheries
Bahia
Rey Oro
Australia
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