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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1887
Page
2
The Qu Appelle Progress lists ad rates and publication terms. Rates include 5 cents per line for the first insertion and 2 cents per additional word, with yearly local rates for up to twenty five words. James Weidman at Appelle station, Assin, is named as the contact.
The fiftieth year of Queen Victoria's reign is marked by widespread jubilation across the empire. Loyal subjects celebrate with enthusiasm as Britain projects peace, power, and imperial influence under a beloved sovereign who has reigned fifty years.
Manitoba pushes a costly plan to build a Winnipeg to international border line citing debt of a million dollars and aim to break the CP Rail monopoly. Critics question if freight rates could drop enough under interstate commerce law to justify the burden while Winnipeg would reap most benefits. The piece argues Hudson's Bay line option could serve the Northwest better.
The excerpt hints at Winnipeg fearing northern tapping and loss of benefit, exposing secrets about the Hudson Bay scheme and its connections with United Railways.
The Winnipeg Daily Sun recalls a Jubilee edition from last Thursday, a sixteen page issue with fine engravings and a rich history of Her Majesty's reign.
Do minion Exhibition prize list announced for Toronto with the Annual Ind Fair from the 5th to the 17th. Readers may obtain a copy by sending a post card to Secretary H. J. Hill in Toronto.
The Jubilee issue titled Jubilee Jollities offers a large sale with a fine double-page cartoon two full page cartoons a popular song by John Imrie Queen Victoria's Jubilee and numerous pictures. Priced at ten cents and available at bookstores or by mail from Grip in Toronto Ontario.
The Canadian American of Chicago issues a 44 page Jubilee edition with a handsome cover. It includes articles on The Queen's Reign The Scot in Canada The Irishman in Canada Canada's Development Canadians in the United States Canadians Literature The British Empire and more by noted writers. price 25 cents, available at book stores or from Canadian American Chicago.
The article discusses possible commercial union or reciprocity between the United States and Canada. It notes divided opinion and uncertain support, with debates centered on expanding commercial relations and potential opposition to broader trade privileges.
Regina reports Graham and Bell two Moose Jaw horse traders were killed two weeks ago by Crow Indians on the Crowserve Montana while trading. Officials expect arrest of the Spaniard who committed the deed.
Ottawa report covers ministerial land subsidies for Alberta and Athabasca railways, a bill introduced in parliament, Chapleau’s rumored resignation from Quebec post, Northwest governance talks, and Northwest Mounted Police funding notes. Sir John discusses three mile limit fishing rights, headlands, and Canada US trade prospects with a focus on maintaining cordial relations.
Ottawa voices clash over Manitoba matter as Liberal papers echo caution toward disallowance and Dominion guards national interests. Delegation including Scarth, Daly and others seeks federal guarantee on bonds as Hudson’s Bay aid looms.
The Trade Bulletin reports Manitoba flour holds the field in Montreal with Northwest Manitoba strong flour at 4.25 while Ontario flour runs 4.40 to 4.50, risking price falls for Ontario brands and possible substitution by bakers and dealers.
London reports Lord Dufferin seeks to locate Hine as tribes rally around the Ghilai rebellion near the frontier from Se ten ac t. The piece notes strong expectations of a Russian invasion of India and describes heightened tension and cautious assessment of military methods amid the unrest.
The Canadian Gazette reports on Parliament considering the Pacific Railway charter terms and potential government buyback for built sections. It warns that altering the main condition could trigger legal issues and threaten Canada’s commercial prospects, risking loss of control to the US railway system.
Fragmentary text mentions Violin and Banjo strings and a star named Clark with care notes. Difficult to extract a coherent event or persons beyond these fragments. No clear organization, date, or location discernible from the readable portion.
Fragmentary text shows discussions on a proposed convention granting Turkey a limited right to deploy troops in Ezvz amid revolt. Ekis mentions government influence and potential direct visits to England and the Imper, with questions about feasibility and timing.
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