Prohibition Census Question Suggested for 1891 Survey
A Globe article argues for adding a question to the 1891 census to query respondents on prohibition. Prohibitionists claim majority support though opponents dispute it. The piece notes no expense barrier and urges government to adopt the topic for data gathering.
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Courage of Conviction in Scott Act Debates Across Ontario
A critical look at tactics used in Scott Act contests in Ontario provinces condemns shuffling papers and insults. The Whitby Chronicle defends open advocacy, predicts publisher reactions, and cites editor Bill Nye on consequences of attacking editors and delaying legal matters.
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Chronicle Subscribers Feelings on Readership
Dissent and loyalty mix as the Chronicle asserts it serves willing readers only. The paper boasts hundreds of new subscribers in three months and promises to gain ten for every loss, insisting it caters to those who choose to read it.
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Regent Leader Criticized Over Davin Coverage
The Regina Leader is accused of overemphasizing Mr. Davin and liquor legislation while neglecting others. Critics question Prohibition stance, printing costs for Northwest Revised Ordinances, and the paper’s protests, calling its explanations senile and inflammatory.
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Proposed Pacific Ocean Electric Routes Explored
The Dominion article analyses three trans Pacific telegraph routes. It compares Northern Central and Southern lines, noting geographical risks, costs, and potential commercial advantages for Canada and Australia. It cites trade figures with Japan and China and discusses cable speeds and tariff implications.
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Presbyterians in Quebec Pass Jesuit Endowment Resolutions
The Quebec church synod condemns Mercier for opposing the Jesuit endowment and criticizes federal authorities for permitting it. Presbytery plans to meet next year in Cardwell. Morrison’s followers, six men believed to be issued warrants, are missing, with most reportedly in the weeds. Youths around Springhill consider dangerous action, some urging U S help. High Constable Dissonette plans further arrests only after Judge Dugas replies. The hunt for Morrison with bloodhounds is under discussion.
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