Reciprocity and British ties in eastern Canada debate
The piece argues that reciprocity threats Canada’s unity, particularly in New Brunswick and the east. It warns that western allegiance to Britain weakens as trade shifts west, urging eastern Canada to resist losing political and fiscal independence while preserving the British flag’s influence and national identity.
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New Brunswick
Canada
Britain
Great Lakes
East
Dominion
Great Britain
United States
Coal and Petroleum Licenses Sought in Skeena Cassiar District
Notices show Charles J. Gillingham of Prince Rupert applying for coal and petroleum prospecting licenses covering around 640 acres near the White River Naas junction. Repeated postings outline coordinates, corner points, and dates in 1911 with agent Charles M. Huff. Also a Water Act notice by Merton A. Merrill for a power plant project on Tsu Skundale Lake Ain River system, detailing diversions, purpose, area, and June 1 1911 filing.
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Skeena
Cassiar
Charles J. Gillingham
Prince Rupert
B. C
Minister of Lands
White River
Naas
Chas
Charles M. Huff
3Keena Land District
Tak
B. G
Chas. J. Gillingham
Naas River
Marchath
Canyon Creek
J. Gillingham
S. HE
S. E
S. E. Corner
Queen Charlotte Islands
Skeena District
Merton A, Merrill, Masset
Q. C
In-Tsua Lake
Tsu- Skundale Lake
Ain River
Tsu-Skundale Lake
Merton A. Merrill
P. O
Masse
Job Printing of All Kinds At the Journal Office
Advertisement notes that full job printing services are offered at the Journal Office. It highlights neat execution of all printing kinds and promotes the shop’s capabilities to handle varied types of print work.
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Journal
Notice of Liquor Licence Application by Edward Maynard
Edward James Maynard of Prince Rupert BC applies for a Bottle licence to sell intoxicating liquors for Lot 29 Block 11 Section 5 with a June 15 1911 start. He agrees no Asiatic may be employed except as guest. breach incurs penalties under the 1910 bylaw. Owner is C D Rand Vancouver BC. Dated May 4 1911.
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Edward James Maynard
Prince Rupert
Province of
British Columbia
Board of Licence Commissioners
B. C
C. D. Rand
Vancouver
I. J. Arthur Smith
Jyne
J. Arthur Smith
Arthur Smith
Licence bid for Prince Rupert bottle liquor license
I J Arthur Smith of Prince Rupert BC applies to the Board of Licence Commissioners for a bottle license to sell intoxicating liquors for Lot 2 Block 34 Section 1. Premises to commence 15 June 1911 and I agree to penalties if granted. Dated Prince Rupert May 4 1911.
Austin M Brown seeks Prince Rupert liquor license
Application filed with Prince Rupert Board of License Commissioners by Austin M Brown a retail merchant of Prince Rupert BC to sell intoxicating liquors by retail owner occupies Lot 40 Block 7 Section 1 Second Avenue May 11 1911 agreement bans employment of Asiatics on premises and ties license grant to by law penalties and premises ownership detail included
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Austin M. Brown
Prince Rupert
B. C
Board of License Commissioners
City of
Second Avenue
Notice of license transfer for Premier Hotel Prince Rupert
Notice that J. B. Gilmore will apply at the next Board of License Commissioners meeting on June 14 to transfer the Premier Hotel license from G. T. P. Reserve in Prince Rupert to Fred W. Hemming of Prince Rupert, B. v. -13.
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J. B. Gilmore
Board of License Commissioners
Prince Rupert
Fred W. Hemming
Prince Tristeee
Prince Rupert Hospital Association Meeting Notices
A general meeting of the Prince Rupert General Hospital Association will be held in the Police Court room on Tuesday June 6 1911 at 8 p m. Business includes revision of the by laws of the association. A Cuthbert Secretary.
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Prince Rupert General Hospital
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