Reciprocal Trade Debates Shadow Canada U S Relations
The piece critiques voices urging tariff changes and praises measured reciprocity with the United States. It contrasts Mr. Butterworth's bill with cautious approaches, notes merchant interests, and argues for balanced free trade,England's treaty obligations, and potential shifts toward colonial free trade within the British system.
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United States
Great Britain
Asia
New York
Ix Bay
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
Dominion
Butterworth
Canada
Committee of Ways and Means
Congress
Nuloy
England
America
Independence and public policy at a Saskatchewan meeting
The Saskatche wan Herald argues that true independence is shown by voters who openly oppose or support measures, while those who abstain are not respected. The piece contends public meetings reveal a newspaper’s stance and deem neutrality as unsuited to weighing policy.
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Hattleford
Herald
Unclear Fragmentary Line About Sound and Silence
Fragmentary sentence mentions sound proving ite in while silent on public issues is the reverse of independent.
No Surprise in East Assiniboia Liberal Spotlight
A Regina Journal clash over W. D. Perley and East Assiniboia politics is recounted. The piece recalls prior editorials predicting a surprise win for Conservatives and a forthcoming Liberal defeat, noting mutual sharp exchanges and renewed assertion of political fate.
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Regina Journal
W. D. Perley
M. P
East Assinibvia
M. I
East Assinibon
East Assiniboia
Tus
Regina
Balingsgate
Northwest
Regina Cotemporary
Porley
East Assinibota Poll Attracts Noted Participation
Election officials report strong turnout at the East Assinibota poll with residents casting ballots on local races and issues. Preliminary tallies indicate broad engagement across neighborhoods as voters submit the ballots.
Incomplete note from Wolseley poet prompts health ad And
Fragmentary line from a Wolseley poet mentions Unat Kidney Care and Dr Clwk s Sareapaille and suggests growing support in the North region. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Clwk
St Patrick's Day Letter Critique of a Reporter
The writer asks the editor to publish their corrected views on a speech reported for St Patrick's Day, noting reporters colored the account and claiming Mr Blake’s talent is overvalued, while denying Canada could match the standard.
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Blake
Canada
Niquotas
Daves
Whitewood Hosts Bachelors Ball and Mourns Mister McMillan
The bachelors ball at Woodbine Hall drew crowds on Friday March 18 with music by Corrigan Carr and McKay and Mrs Hanter providing refreshments and decoration. News reports the sudden death of deputy postmaster Mister Nerd McMillan, who served Whitewood with courtesy and efficiency. He died after a period of ill health and was laid to rest at Waitewyd cemetery, with the Orange lodge in attendance. He leaves a widow and young daughter.
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Woodbine Hall
D. Hunter
Wood Line Hotel
M. E
Corrigan
Carr
McKay
Backelors
Gira
Whitewood
Nerd McMillen
McMillan
Ben
Omaio
Nell McMillan
Waitewied
Orange Lodge
Mc Millan
Berea
Winnipeg Manitoban Set to Publish April 18
The Winnipeg Manitoban announces its next issue will hit the streets on April 18. The edition will feature local news, events, and community notices for readers in Winnipeg.
Inventor Demonstrates Odd Clockwork Horse Device
A damaged narrative describes an inventor showing a contraption that uses a reel and chain to control a horse figure. The scene follows a couple, Billy and Tilly, as they travel by wagon and discuss home plans. The invention is tested as the horse is set to run, with lively, scattered details of the outing.
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Tilly
Billy Sa
Billy
Billy Milugon
Fragmentary note hints at a love triangle scheme
A damaged OCR fragment suggests Billy and a girl in a tense relationship. The text hints at a scheme to harm a rival or remove an obstacle to Billy pursuing another woman by a river. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
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Raseif
Billy
Hee
Deaf musician recalls memories and literature
A Boston Transcript clipping reflects on music and memory from a deaf writer. The piece notes how art and literature remain open to him, despite sensory limits, and he values conversation with others who share his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosten Tran
Tender for Flour Supplies Across North West Territories
Notice invites bids from mills and residents in the North West Territories and western Manitoba for flour deliveries to Indian Agencies. Tender forms available from department offices. bids due by noon April 29, 1887. Tenders must specify delivery points and comply with contract safeguards and security.
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North-West Territories
Ff. Martiveau
Narrows Lake
A. Markle
Birtie
Campbell
Moose Mountain
A. McDonald
Crooked Lakes
Grant
Assiniboine Reserve
P. J. Williams
Wile Hills
J. B. Lash
Muscowpetang
M. Keith
Torchwood Hills
J. M. Rae
Prince Albert
J. A. MacKay
Battleford
G. CG. Mann
Onion Lakes
A. Mitchell
Victoria
W. Anderson
Edmonton
Lovans
Peace Hills
WD. Shdich
Sarecee
Department of Triax Adairs
Ottawa
Indian Acumisgivver
Manuols
Regina
Ferther
Teyies Semples
Qoar
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Hoar
Sir John Macdonald
Sir John
Eeleche
Lars
Sim Ay
Catamylee
East Assinibota
D. Porte
Daoluie Perms
Moma i
Fieming
Brealvew
Perley
Wolseley
Stypatrick's
The
Progress
Winnipeg
Millers
Manitoba
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