Advertising Rates and Submission Terms at Qu Appelle Office
The Qu Appelle Progress lists advertising prices for various column widths and sizes with quoted rates in advance. It states a base charge for first twenty five words and a per word rate for additional words, with a restriction on objectionable content. notices reference James Weidman at Wentiuax Pecpeten.
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Ee Calie Beret
Sabah Onde Tabonte
Sar Ehange
Perandares
James Weidman
KJ. Wentiuax
WN ELECTION FOR QU APPelle DISTRICT VACANCY
A writ is issued to fill a Northwest Council vacancy caused by W D Perley's resignation. Nomination is May 10 at Indian Head. poll, if needed, May 24. Candidates include Sutherland and others from Qu Appelle region with little party effect expected. General convention urged to choose a suitable man.
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Qu’ Appelle
Northwest Council
W. D. Perley
M. I
Indian Head
Major Phipps
Summerbury
G. L. Dodda
Wolseley
M. Snow
L. Thompson
Ellisboro
A. c. Paterson
G. B. Murphy
Qu Appella
W. Sutherland
Yort Qu’Appelle
Mr. Sutherland
Move to establish representative government for the Territories
In Parliament Mr N F Davin introduced a bill for representative government in the Territories, seconded by Mr W D Perley. The provisions are not yet known, but aim for a simple, affordable forum of government for the people.
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Dominion
N. F. Davin
M. I
West Assiniboia
Territories
W. D. Perley
M. P
East Assiniboia
Northwest appointment talks by Perley Davin and Davis
Messrs Perley Davin and Davis have pressed for a second term for Lieutenant Governor Dewdney. They have conducted interviews in the Dominion capital with Minister of the Interior Thos White on Northwest matters.
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Messrs. Perley
Davin
Davis
Dewdney
Northwest
Dominion
Thos. White
Interior
Forefathers and Tax Fight Spark Ongoing Feud
An excerpt critiques taxation proposals and land seizure for political offenses. It laments the Confederation Act as an age behind, warns of oligarchy, and ridicules an author’s extreme views. The writer compares the piece to rabies and jokes about dog days and moon phases.
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Peece
Andinas
Elante
Emerson Timer
Ottawa House Debates Oath Duties Amid Election Claims
In Ottawa the House and Senate examined oath procedures and election disputes. Sir John made a brief reply as motions passed, Weldon raised a contested Queen’s county tally alleging illegal Baird election, and fisheries and revenue reports were oriented before adjournment. A Senate inquiry sought data on Northwest natural food and conservation.
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Ottawa
Ont
Ieee
Messrs
Porter
Sir John
Weldon
Queen's County
Baird
Senate
Tlan
Schultz
Bulice
Northwest
Ouimet Reappointed Speaker Amid Loyal Parliamentary Backing
In Ottawa on April 14 Sir John Macdonald as Speaker guided a motion to reappoint Ouimet to the speakership. Hector Langevin seconded the motion and Tim Blake supported its restatement. The vote carried unanimously as Ouimet was escorted to the chair by the Premier and Langevin. Ouimet returned thanks for his honor.
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Ottens
John Macdonald
Mov
Hector Leagervin
Tim
Blake
Mc Gun
Ouimetberg
Hector Langevin
Ouimet Simpy
Opposition caucus names Blake leader after letter promise
An Opposition caucus convened this morning and Blake was unanimously selected leader with an understanding that committees named in his letter would be appointed later. Trow and Platt chosen for Ontario while Fiset and Rinket were named for Quebec. whips in other provinces were not chosen due to absence of maim.
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Blake
Trow
Platt
Ontario
Fiset
Rinket
Quebec
Canadian Club Mirth Dims as Erastus Wiman Presides
In New York a late evening event marks the annual gathering of the Canadian Club with Mr. Erastus Wiman in the chair. Prince Bismarck seeks a law forcing Catholic clergy in Reichsland to preach in German. A new bill before the Queen’s Court appears linked to this topic and a crucifix controversy in the province.
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York
Erastus Wiman Wareheed
Prince Bismarck
Reichsland
Gloucester Fishermen React to Retaliation Act Debate
In The Week the Gloucester fishermen rebuke the resident's claim that the Retaliation Act would be used to vindicate national honor rather than grant a US market monopoly. They warn of potential repercussions on Canadian relations and question arbitration versus war over codfish.
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Gloucester
Congress
Canada
England
United States
Ottawa Dispatch on Disallowance Question in Canada
Ottawa reports narrow focus on disallowance with MPs Searth and others pushing prominence. Eastern members split while Manitoba argues for charter rights to boundary lines and CP traffic debates hinge on clause 92 of the British North America Act.
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Ottawa
Messrs. Searth
Manitoba
Northwest representatives arrive in town in frontier garb
The Toronto World notes the Northwest party arriving in the Northwest combine town. George How wears a fur cap, W Ki Searth a frontierman look, and Daly of Brandon sports a long beard caked with soot. They faced a washout at Lackenham, were hours late, and had nothing to eat since the previous night as onlookers gathered.
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Ouawa
Toronto
George How
W. Ki. Searth
Davis
Alberta
Daly
Brandon
Arsiniboia
Lackenham
Rideau River Incident Overshadows Looming Visit
The report notes a disrupted visit plan due to threats of coercion by Mr. Trevelyan, a Liberal-Unionist. It mentions the Holy Office in Rome backing the Knights of Labor and lists over twenty deaths from the Channel disaster near Lippe. It also covers Ottawa opposition caucus, Chamberlain’s storm, Manitoba speech, Dublin Protestant Home Rites, and a War Claims Commission finding 1,600 claims worth 3.2 million.
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Chamberlain
Ayr
Mawitoba
Dublin
Ed Nevinst
Corsten Bal
War Claims Commission
Yell
Manitoba and Northwest Members Hold Caucus on Disallowance Actions
Manitoba and Northwest caucus to take united action on disallowance and related measures affecting the Northwest Territories. Sir Charles Tapper says he will not receive deputations on tariff changes after the 71st, signaling an early budget speech delivery in the session.
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Manitoba
Northwest
Charles Tapper
Inegard
Notice of Dissolution of Local Partnership
Notice states the partnership at Appell Hotel Queen is dissolved by mutual consent. All partners have settled accounts and the dissolution takes effect on the date shown.
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T 'Appell
Queen
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Rome
Knights of Labor
Lippe
Oppositya
Mr. Drake
Frank Marwood
T. T. Welsh
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Supreme Court of the
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Assiniboia
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Ei B. Forget
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John Stux
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Qu’Appelle
Maria Can
Progress Office
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