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Newspaper

Quappelle Progress

Location

Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Mar 05, 1886

Page

2

Advertising Rates and Notices at Weidmax Qu Appelle Station

Rates for subscriptions and advertising shown with errors and archaic spellings. Rates include one column at 10.00 per week and 100 per month for business cards. travel and legal notices priced per line with changes possible. miscellaneous charges apply for personal campaigns and questionable content.

Singh Eayies Soronal Capuioanl Weidmax Qu'Appelle B. J. Weromex

Critics Clash Over 1885 Northwest Council Views

Fort Qu Appelle Vidette is accused of misquoting The Paocerss to claim a changed stance. The dispute centers on excerpts about the Northwest Council and Lieutenant Governor Dewdney. The controvery involves defense of Mr Jackson and attacks on the Indian Department amid heated debate.

Fort Qu'Appelle Northwest Council Territories Jackson Dewdney Viat Tts Indian Department

Letter controversy echoes in Belle Plain critique

The Vidette reprints a Belle Plain letter by Occident denouncing Tus Prockess and its editor, then defends itself against claims of inconsistency. It traces the author to Fort Qu’Appelle, links Mr. Jackson to Northwest affairs, and asserts continued support for rights while criticizing Jackson's public career.

Belle Plain Tus Prockess Fort Qu’Appelle Jackson

Inconsistent Views Push for Honest Debate

A local periodical defends its published views and invites its suburban contemporaries to quote and respond. It asserts ongoing commitment to its Salutatory and December statements and urges direct engagement with questions raised by the Vidette regarding consistency.

Jackson’s 1888 Northwest Council bid Spars with Dewdney

The article critiques Mr. Jackson’s campaign against Lieut. Governor Dewdney in 1888 and 1885, noting his later hostility arose from a personal motive. It argues he failed to demand a formal investigation of charges and accuses him of reissuing bitterness when Dewdney was absent. It defends a denial of the East Grits’ accusations and calls Jackson’s consistency into question.

Jackson Northwest Erthwest Council Dewdney Northwest Council Lince Major Bell Indian Head Bates

Ottawa report on Judge Trayia fate dismissed or removed

An Ottawa despatch states Judge Trayia will either be dismissed or removed. The report seems unreliable, citing the delegation in Ottawa whose avowed aim is unclear.

Ottawa Trayia

Let the people of the Qu Appelle district pass sentence

The Vidette has been shaping a character for scurrility in editorials and correspondence and urges the district to condemn the suburb’s smaller paper. The piece portrays public judgment as the only verdict against the rival publication.

Qu’Appelle

Reform party stance on rebellion prisoners criticized

The Lethbridge News warns that open justification of the rebellion by Reform party sections makes amnesty dangerous now. The paper says the party's action should not influence how prisoners are treated.

The Lethbridge News Reform Party

Vidette Critics Charge Overzealous Publisher Allegations

The Vidette is accused of acting as a purchased organ for Mr. Dewdney while the Tus l'kocurss publisher cites twelve years of experience. The piece defends independent criticism and denies bias against the Conservative party in Ontario Manitoba and the Northwest.

Dewdney Tus L'Kocurss Ontario Manitoba Northwest Mel

Ottawa Mission Report Outlines Dominion Policy Push

Ottawa reports Mr. W D Perley satisfied with mission results as delegates gain five Commons and ten Senate reps. Saskatchewan Alberta and Assiniboia populations listed. Survey plans for Saskatchewan River North and old Hudson Bay trails. Government pledges include Habeas Corpus Act, territorial court appeal, and power to incorporate companies. Freight rates, land settlement, and Pacific railway issues loom.

Ottawa W. D. Perley Messrs. Wilson Ross Toronto Saskatchewan Alberta Assiniboia Saskatchewan River South Branch Hudson’s Bay Northwest Council Johnn Canadian Pacific Manitoba Southwestern Railway Regina Long Lake Road Battles Princes Albert John Germany Northwestern Territorial Court of Appeal Pacific Columbia Peace River Hudson Bay Peace Home Guards Winnipeg Muma Calgary Travis Rouleau

Lawmakers consider Louis Riel sentence and railway link

Mr Landry of Montmagny notes the House’s regret at Riel's death sentence execution. Messrs McArthur Scoble advocate a Winnipeg to American railway connection. They claim local men and means will fund the road once a charter is granted. Mr Watson to lead the legislation.

Landry Montmagny Louis Riel Messrs. McArthur Scoble Winnipeg Mr. Watson

Parliamentary Notes Opens in Ottawa on Northwest Policy

The Dominion Parliament opened with Governor General Lansdowne present. The throne speech highlights Northwest governance reform, judiciary improvement, representation, post office savings banks, and faster Indian land patents. Debates focus on railways, Marine Police, and imperial unity amid Northwest development.

Ottawa Govenor Lansdowne Northwest Jnst Post Office British Clumbia Everett Burpee Ward East Durham Blake Tle England Sir John Empire Dewdney V. Royal

Middleton's flying column to visit the country

The telegrams suggest Middleton's flying column plans a visit to the country with unclear duties. A military demonstration is reported to be aimed at overawe the Indians, with the expected outcome of unsettled Indians.

Middleton

March Fair Promises Activities This Saturday Here

The March fair is expected to attract families and residents with planned activities. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early for the pocket-friendly events and kid friendly games set for the Saturday schedule.

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