Qu Appelle Progress Advertising Rates and Address
The Qu Appelle Progress published weekly from Qu Appelle, Arsiniboia, Canada. Rates listed for one week to twelve months, plus 30 cents for final twenty five words and 2 cents per extra word. Address James Weidman, Station, Hasta 4 Weibiian.
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Qu Appelle
al Tae Pacounts Printing Office
Qu’ Appelle
Arsiniboia
Canada
Coubrect
Uf Ofvener
James Weidman
Statinn
Hasta
Weibiian
No Elections in Northwest for House of Commons
The article argues there will be no Northwest elections for the House of Commons before a general election. It critiques timing, the Representation Act, and voter lists, noting Quebec’s local elections influenced Northwest policy. It defends journalistic duty and criticizes Mr. Crawford’s public position while distancing from personal vengeance.
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House of Commons
Quebec
Ottawa
Crawford Replies On Fort Qu’Appelle Rail Bonus Controversy
The letter from Mr Robert Crawford replies to our prior article on the Fort Qu Appelle railway bonus and the Municipal Ordinance. He disputes claims, asserts Mr Worley guided the council, and says Mr Perley did not act beyond what was done. The piece notes divisions and questions over who bore responsibility and whether actions were ratified.
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Robert Crayford
Seanon
Mosti
West Corncil
Perley
Fort Qu'Appelle
Air
Cranford
W. D. Worley
Hiv
Percy
Crawford
Vorley
Craw
Indian Affairs Pamphlet Addresses Northwest Administration Critique
Ottawa issued a pamphlet rebutting C Cameron M P West Huron on Northwest Indian administration. It argues public discussion should be on public grounds and notes Indians’ harsh conditions, loss of buffalo, and reservations. It cautions against attributing changes to white settlers and urges careful handling of native claims.
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Department of Indian Affairs
Ottawa
Northwest
C. Cameron
M. P
West Huron
House of Commonts
Cameron
Gameron
A . Bo Kgs
Land of Ee
Noathwest
Cowrroe
North-west
Camp
Debates on Indian policy spark claims of misquoting
A speaker defends government Indian policy against Cameron and posters misquoting officials. The article argues the government sought to aid Indians while teaching self sufficiency, notes misquotation tactics, and asserts truth will prevail despite partisan attacks.
Alberta MPs Candidacy For Safe Position In Field
General Strange seeks Alberta representation in the House of Commons. Candidates include Mesars Hardisty of Edmonton Davis of Macleod and Begg of High River for the safe position.
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General Strange
Alberta
Mesars Hardisty
Edmonton
Davis
Macleod
Begg
High River
Rail Way Link Connects Callendar to Toronto and Hamilton
The C P K secures the Northern and Northwestern Railway and will provide direct northern connection at Callendar with Toronto and Hamilton. Goods may now be shipped from those cities as easily as from Mon.
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Northern and Northwestern Railway
Callendar
Toronto
Hamilton
Wit
Unreliable report claims conflict in Southern Adberia
A disputed dispatch alleges Tudiana killed white men in Southern Adberia but the report contains no corroboration. Local sources call the claim unreliable and request verification.
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Newemonger
Tudiana
Adberia
Nomination Secured for Henge of Commons Conservative Davin
Mr Nichollas Flood Davin wins the Conservative nomination at the Moose Jaw convention held Saturday for West Assiiboia. The outcome confirms Davin as the party candidate in the West Assiiboia seat.
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Nichollas Flood Davin
Henge of Commons of Conservatives
West Assiiboia
Moose Jaw
Vessel Foundering Lets In Fifteen Dozen Lives in Pacific
A vessel carrying Queensland plantation laborers foundered in the Pacific Ocean. Rescue crews saved forty lives while many others are believed lost as storms hinder the search and the fate of the remaining passengers remains uncertain.
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Pacific Ocean
Lost faith in Montreal voyage safety on Lake St. Francie
All hope remains that Montreal gentlemen were allowed on Lake St. Francie as boats proved faulty and unsafe. The incident raises concerns over voyage safety and boat readiness.
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Montreal
Lake St. Francie
Ri hindrance from Ri hep La- Heseche targets Rislite circulation
Ri hep La- Heseche of Three Livers condemns the Rislite paper’s circulation in his diocese the Ri Sentinel. He denounces agitation as harmful to the country and dangerous to French Canadian influence. His mandement promises an immense sensational public reaction.
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Rislites
Ri Hep la- Heseche
la Sentinel
Perian
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Mr. Crawford
Indian Affairs
Ina
Buffilo
Sir Sedov
Inve Alairs
North-west Territories
India
Lake of the Woods
C.K. Denny
Fort Benton
J. G. Baker &Co
Mr. Cameron
Department
BK McColl
Reform Party
Papete
E F. Blake
Sen
MacKenzie
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