Decisive Ontario Conservative Sweep Marks Dominion Victory
Election returns show a sweeping Conservative win across Canada led by Ontario. The Liberals retain only Norfolk, while Ontario Conservatives gain twenty one seats and list strong margins in towns such as London Beattie 1898 and Toronto Centre 2124. Overall results reflect a major shift away from Liberal leadership with broad Conservative gains in numerous Ontario ridings and across provinces including Quebec and the West.
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Clements Elected in Skeena District Count
Conservative candidate H. 8. Clements in Comox-Atlin leads over 100 votes with several polls still to report, aiming to reach about 125. Skeena District results indicate a decisive early lead in the race as votes continue to come in.
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McBride views show Canadian anti reciprocity push
Hon Richard McBride premier of British Columbia says independent critics predicted a silent vote against reciprocity in Canada. The remark follows the Laurier government's loss of public support amid the reciprocity debate. Also noted boxing match tomorrow in Karen Island Club gymnasium between Joe Bailey and Oscar Nelson. Lipscombe from White Pass Company travels south from Atlin.
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Yukon Conservative Victory Boosts Dr Thompson Bid
Yukon election coverage recalls Conservative rally for Dr. Thompson in the North as his bid to win the riding faces Liberal opponent Congdon. The account highlights a parade led by Mr. Clements, along with speeches and a theatre rally in Empress Theatre.
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Sir Wilfrid Laurier to convene cabinet ministers at once
Sir Wilfrid Laurier states he will summon cabinet ministers immediately to deal with urgent business before ministers resign and transfer authority to Earl Grey. He hints he would not resign leadership, saying he would feel like a deserter if he dropped out now.
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Crowd cheers as Mr. Clements campaigns in Prince Rupert
A large, lively gathering heard speeches from John R. Beatty and several supporters praising Mr. Clements. Afterward, attendees visited the Wanderers’ Club and Karen Island Club to extend thanks. The party left for lunch then to the wharf for a campaign send off before Mr. Clements heads toward Ottawa.
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Baptist Church Box Social Draws Large Proceeds
A very enjoyable box social was hosted by the Baptist Church last evening. Proceeds were large and attendees had a pleasant time.
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Election wager led Angers to wheel Dad Weeks home
Angers Liberal campaign participant loses a bet with Dad Weeks at Kitsumkalum over election results. As penalty he must wheel Dad Weeks from Kitsumkalum Crossing up Kitsumkalum Road to his home. If enforced the wager may impact even Angers' political rivals.
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Chinese gambling case heard at city police court
Evidence was taken this morning in the Chinese gambling case tied to last Saturday night raid on King Tai’s rooms. Prosecution alleges fan tan was played. Defence to be heard tomorrow with Fred Peters leading for the city and L. W. Patmore for the defense.
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Smelter Expert Williams Tours Skagway Goose Bay Visit
Granby smelter expert W. Yolen Williams returns from Skagway and plans to visit Goose Bay before continuing south.
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British Columbia Backing for Conservatives Declared
The Voice of BC reports a clear provincial victory for the Conservatives. Majorities listed include Comox-Atlin 104, Victoria 484, Vancouver 2991, New Westminster 17638, Nanaimo 419, Kootenay 496, Yale Cariboo 686, confirming McBride’s election pledge.
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