Critic blasts Indian Department leaders and churches in Edmonton paper
The Edmonton cry-baby attacks the Indian Department and its commissioner, with a long yell at the Presbyterian and Methodist bodies and Mr. Dewdney. It notes that Indians of the Northwest are well cared for, though the columnist lamented past misinformed views and changes in stance. The piece focuses on the editor’s harsh rhetoric and gendered slights toward a “poor lady.”
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Edmonton
Indian Department
Dewdney
Northwest
Quippeliea Town Publish Ad Rates and Terms
Publication details for Tas Pecceres Office in Quippeliea list weekly thrice publication and pricing. Rates show unit costs for advertisements with base prices and per word charges, along with conditions on spacing and limits, and publisher rights to refuse inserts.
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Tas Pecceres Ofice
Quippeliea
Ceneda
Nee Ieee
Notes and Comments from Regina Leader Opinion Page
The piece mocks Regina Leader editors and their output while noting W D Perley M P East Assiniboia will be honored. It lampoons editorials as disgraceful journalism and transfers commentary from the Macleod Gazette, hinting the Leader’s editor may be blusterous yet harmless.
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W. D. Perley
East Assiniboia
Call for broad participation in Assiniboia shows
A letter from MP W. D. Perley urges deep interest in the Assiniboia agricultural exhibitions and asks societies to respond to Mr Ferley’s call. A fall representative meeting is proposed at Wolaeley on Saturday to ensure the events’ success.
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W. D. Perley
Assiniboia
Ferley
Aua
Wolaeley
Disgraceful Journalism in Northwest Press Unmasked
A Northwest newspaper editor faces sharp criticism for personal attacks across rival papers including the Regina Leader and The Gazette. The writer accuses the Leader of bullying abuse and decries the decline of journalism, urging territorial editors to condemn the tactic and uphold decent reporting standards.
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Northwest
Assiniboia
Regina Leader
Leader
Alguay
Gazette
Uriah
Pte Tringa Bantak Q
Wilke
Wil
Memorial for a Pacific steam route to link Canada and Hong Kong
The Colonial Institute presents a signed memorial to Goschen urging a steam communication route between Canada and Hong Kong via the Canadian Pacific Railway. It argues the Pacific route would boost empire growth in politics and trade and commends government careful favorable consideration.
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Council of the Colonial Institute
Poar
Goschen
Canada
Hong Kong
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pacific
Epi
Woman's Cry Origin and Creed in London Text
Fragmentary OCR shows religious discourse from a London source arguing Christ’s kingdom as supreme. Key phrases mention origin, creed test, and overthrows in various forms. Readable details are limited. no clear event, date, or named organization present.
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Nares Jace
London
Canadian W C T U vast growth and reach in 1887
Ottawa reports on W C T U expansion in Canada 1887 with women forming unions in Ontario Quebec Maritime provinces and nationwide reaching about 10 000 members. Leaders emphasize abolition of liquor trade and juvenile outreach across churches schools and hospitals.
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Maritim
Embraing
Unions
Ahiom
Ee Esions
Woman's Journal
Siad Fm
Usions
Canada
Ottawa
First W C T U in rina organized in spring at Owen Sound Ont
The article notes the early W C T U activity in Owen Sound Ontario with 25 unions represented at a Brantford convention. It cites growth to 180 local unions and 6,000 members in Ontario, phased by 22 superintendents across parliaments. It highlights work with children in rites like Bauts and Loyal Legions, temperance education, and outreach to medical conventions for abstinence support.
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Rina
Owen Sound
Ont
Akin Act
Thes County
Lettvinty
Allen
King
Judge
Ontario
Fisheries off East Point caution American seiners
A large American schooner fleet was seen off East Point with a warship anchored nearby. The commander warned seiners to land crew in Canadian ports, comply with laws, and avoid fishing within three miles. He warned of seizure if caught and urged respect for jurisdiction and customs.
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East Point
Aradian
Actian
Esbioz
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Regina
Macleod Gazette
Columme
W. C
Inde
Ben
Quebec
Lower
Stanstead
Wuebec Prohibition Union
Maritime Provinces
Brown
Cabada
B.S. Coe
Mormeteom
Bowchiba
Adian
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