Publisher's Notice on Advertising Rates and Charges
A historical notice outlines advertising rates by contract with multiple time options and special charges. The document lists prices per week month and year, plus extra fees for changes, business locale, and additional words. It names James Weidman as station appointee and references Assip BK Weremaz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giret Twen
James Weidman
Appelle Station
Assip
J. Weremaz
Soegelee
Scarth Nominated by Conservatives for South Winnipeg
The Conservatives nominate Mr. W. B. Scarth for South Winnipeg in the Manitoba Legislature. The Winnipeg Commercial accuses him of eager parliamentary ambition, while The Weakness defends his character and notes he declined a prior East York Dominion seat offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Scarth
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Scarth
East York
Dominion
South Winnipeg
Searth
Emigrant Journal Promotes North West Settlement and Transport
The Emigrant, a Winnipeg journal edited by T. H. Carman, advocates immigration to the North West and describes plans for a Canadian Pacific style route. Sir John A Macdonald is quoted on rapid land and sea links, with an Atlantic service promised to outpace existing ships and a Pacific service to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North- West
Winnipeg
T. H. Carman
Dimad Prairie Lands
Hong Kong
Liverpool
John Macdonald
New York
Taciic
Atlantic
Lowten
Australia
A - Cartier
Pathreuniedar
Kamera
Funy Transporte Tint Company
Ina
England's Crisis and Gladstone's Irish Policy Debate
A lengthy critique of Britain's split over Gladstone's Irish policy. It surveys Parliament's reaction, the coalition of diverse factions against the Dublin measure, and the underlying fear that Irish separation could threaten the United Kingdom and imperial unity. Names like Gladstone, Bright, Chamberlain, and Wolseley surface amid broader political tension.
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Britain
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
British Commonwealth
Remier
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Dublin
Mr. Gladstone
England
House of Commons
Hartington
John Bright
Chamberlain
Rylands
House
Huxley
Tyndal
Ins
Orster Spurgeon
Mentone
Wolseley
Lubbock
Great Britain
Eich
Meeting of Anglican Synod in Qu Appelle Diocese
The Synod of the Diocese of Qu Appelle met on Wednesday June 23. The Bishop presided in scarlet with clergy and laity arranged around him. Reports covered census figures 22 083 population with 5609 Indians and pagans, church counts 5722, 51 locations hosting services, and ten priests plus four deacons. Financial notes included 93792.25 spent on living, 12000 total church cost, and generous donations funding a new college near Qu Appelle with a 1500 anonymous gift for a school, plus concerns over donor anonymity and recurring funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
Qu’Appelle
St. Peters
J. W. Sargent
FP. W. Pelly
Hooda
Archdeacon Cowley
Akeburn
Epse
A. Tudor
Messrs
A and
Acdougal
W. E. Brown
T. K. Lyon
Agassiz
W. Nicolls
Lalty
Messrs. Hamilton
Fisher
Regina
L. Gordon
King
Qu’Appelle Station
MacDougall
Fort Qu’Appelle
Lake
Grenfell
Pearson
Whitewood
Young
Moosemin
Goodwin
Moose Jaw
Moose Mountain
Medicine Hat
Chad
Kindral
Qu’Appelle Fort
England
Astern
Canada
Qu'Appelle
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Confirmation Celebration Invokes Divine Pagan Tone
An unclear fragment mentions confirmations and a divine invocation at a celebration. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the item suggests a ceremonial observance with religious overtones.
Public Notice on School District Bond Vote in 1896
Trustees of the Faulkner Protestant Public School District No 48 seek a loan of 300 dollars by debentures repayable over ten years at eight percent interest for lumber and finishing a school building. A public poll will be held July 17, 1896 at the schoolhouse from 10 am to 4 pm to approve or reject the bond issue. Voter qualifications and oath are specified by the trustees A B Faulkner Milton T Bird Allen W Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner Proestant
Northwest Territories
Selwet
Fallkner
Daly
Behool
Faulkner Protestant
A. B. Faulkner
Milton T. Bird
Allen W. Turner
Grenfell
Trustees propose borrowing for Spring Coulee Public School District
The Board of Trustees of Spring Coulee Protestant Public School District No 59 in the North West Territories seeks a loan of 550 dollars to fund a school house and furnishings. Debentures for seven years at a stated rate will be issued, redeemable in seven equal annual installments. A poll will be opened as directed by the Chairman under section 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Ee
Spring Coulee Protestant
Sloan
North-West Territories
Board of
Louls
Voters to Decide on District Fund at July Election
The notice sets July Saturday 1886 voting hours from 10 am to 4 pm for a bond issue of 150 dollars secured by the Spring Coulee Protestant Public School District No. 59. Eligible voters must affirm they are resident ratepayers, 21 or older, not previously voting this election, and not expecting rewards. Daniel Wallton issues the call.
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Lex
Ulster
Meeting OF
Anglican Synod
W. W. Morton
Adfs Cooper
Anil
Giemice
Pgon
Rai
Spring Coulee
North
West Territories
Gomera
Daniel Wallton
Russell &Dawis