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Regina mails north route questioned by Regina Leader
The Regina Leader proposes changing the north mail route from Regina to Prince Albert. Proponents cite distance and cost, but readers argue the present path serves many settlements for about 100 miles and would require independent mail service if changed. No complaints exist with the current Qu Appelle service and telegraph guidance aids the present route.
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Regina and Qu Appelle Letters Clarify Mail Route Debate
Readers contest a Regina Leader editorial basis for a proposed mail route from Regina North rather than Qu Appelle. Mr Davis defends the Leader’s stance and explains the route from Long Lake offers a shorter distance but would be seasonal. freight cost favors the current Regina Long Lake path.
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Qu'Appelle
Davis
Davin
T. C. Davis
Long Lake
Qu’Appelle
Qu’ Appelle
Canada’s 1885 Debt and Tax Burden Compared to 1875
A Canadian note recounts per capita taxation rising from 4.19 to 4.29 dollars and net debt increasing from 116 million to 196 million between 1875 and 1885. It argues capital spending rose while current expenditure lagged, leaving debt service and interest per person higher but taxation per head slightly lower in some measures.
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Canada
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Ottawa foggy debates over Riel papers and Northwest votes
The Ottawa coverage details Mr Blake's objection to proceeding without papers on the Riel issue, contrasts government actions with 1870, and notes debate outcomes. It also reports Northwest representation plans, ministerial travels, rising political activity in Ottawa, and Gladstone and Chamberlain speculation on Ireland estate purchases.
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Ottawa
Blake
Landry
Northwest
White
Riel
Amyot
Bleu Bolters
Caron
Rel
Assiniboia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Winnipeg
McLeod Country
Calgary
British Columbia
Edmonton
Battleford
Prince Albert
Lie
Red River
Rockies
Casey
Mills
Thompson
Hector Langevin
Sticking to the Plan Faces Local Resistance
Citizens debate continuity as officials push to maintain existing policies. Proponents favor stability while opponents urge reforms, citing long-term impacts on services and growth. Community meetings continue as decisions loom.
Fort Qu Appelle Vidette Notes Business Principles
The article contrasts personal favors with business ethics noting quality and price drive most trades. It suggests Fort Qu Appelle Vidette operates differently, hinting at unique journalistic or community standards in coverage. The passage implies a distinction between social rituals and market forces in local commerce.
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Fort Qu'Appelle
Editor Defends Integrity Amid Accusations
The writer scorns the Vidette and claims its editor admits a lie. They allege prior promises to ignore the matter and accuse the editor of returning with new fabrications to bolster up his calumnies. The author says they have answered the falsehoods and now leave the Vidette to wallow in the mire.
Powers to Withdraw Representatives From Athens
The report notes expected withdrawal of Powers representatives from Athens amid Greece disarms. John Wilson caused his own fatal injury and three others in Ohio on Thursday by throwing powder into a grocery store.
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Athens
Greece
John Wilson
Ohio
Departure of Mr L W Herchmer Shocks Birtle Residents
The Birtle district hills regretfully notes Mr L W Herchmer and Mrs Herchmer will move to Regina to seek a higher position. He has been a valued resident aiding local progress and welfare, and his departure is viewed as an irreparable loss to town and country communities.
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Gladstone
Chamberlain
Trevelyan
Morley
Sasnisall
Birtle
L. W. Herchmer
Regina
Herchmer
Mra. Herchiner
Banff Province Hot Springs Attract Visitors In Mountain Park
A historic report describes Banff in the Canadian Rockies as a scenic spot with salmon trout ducks and wild geese. Visitors note three hot springs on a mountainside with temperatures from 89 to 112 degrees Fahrenheit and a proposed railway line to the national park.
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Banff
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Visior
National Park
Queer Things In Queer Places
A fragmented poem like entry lists pairs of items and senses its speaker’s dualities. The speaker references two hides two eyes two ovaries and other paired images to evoke mirrored identity and ritualized perception in a stylized voice.
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