Weekly Journal Rates and Ad Policy for Qu AppelIe
The Qu Appelle Progress announces a weekly journal in Qu Appellé Asslibuia Canada with subscription at $1.00 annually and single copies five cents. Advertising rates list per column inch and per line, with terms, fire to refuse ads, and James Weidman as publisher address in Qu Appellé.
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Tus Proceres Printing Office
Qu’Appellé
Asslibuia
Canada
Tee Paconees
Menta McGee Tss Alcades Govacity
Atesner
Heading Delay Forces Plain Job Type Use
The office has not secured suitable type for a Tus Qu Arre.ie headline despite weeks of effort with two different type founders. For a few weeks they must use plain job type until proper heading type is obtained.
Yearly subscription offer to secure prepaid copies
The notice promotes a yearly subscription at a low rate to ensure paid copies and attract a larger circulation. Readers are urged to send one dollar and have neighbors subscribe so everyone receives value through January 1, 1897.
Riel's Fate
The article condemns delaying Riel's execution while noting his guilty verdict and murder conviction. It states he has appealed to the Dominion government to halt or carry out the sentence and warns that any alternative would meet strong opposition.
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Tus
Riel
Dominion
Qu Appelle Journal Draft by Weidman in Northwest
Weidman, editor of the Standard, leaves Winnipeg for Qu Appelle to launch a new Northwest journal. A journalist of energy and enterprise, he seeks broader opportunities beyond Rapid City, a town without a mail service.
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Winnipeg Manitoban
Weidman
The
Standard
Qu’ Appélle
Qu’Appelle
Repid
Qu Arrecix Processed From Now to 1886 Deadline
The notice states an item called Tue Qu Arrecix processed from the current date through January 1, 1886, for a price of 1.00.
Salutatory from The Progress at Qu'Appelle
The Progress greets the public of Qu Appelle and surrounding territories and sets editorial aims to advocate settlers' interests. It pledges to monitor the interior ministry, critique the government if needed, support British institutions, and oppose religious meddling while favoring Dominion and Northwest unity.
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Qu'Appelle
North West
Dominion
Word
Tax Qu’Ar- Pellr Progress
North West governance and Mr White's Ottawa trip
The letter predicts Mr White will travel to Ottawa with a broad range of opinions from diverse people. It asserts his practical knowledge will help him govern the North West by North West ideas and avoid North West delusions.
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White
Ottawa
Rochefort Attacks Royal Figures for Louis Riel Support
M Rochefort assaults the Queen and the Prince of Wales on behalf of Louis Riel and is described as an absurd ally of the rebel, akin to Lord Clifton.
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M. Rochefort
Prince of Wales
Louis Riel
Lord Clifton
White tours Manitoba and Territories to shape interior policy
The new head of the Department of the Interior, Mr. White, visited settlements in Manitoba and the Territories to learn local needs and gain public support. He met Reformers and Conservatives alike with patience and respect and plans to study U S land laws in Washington before returning to Ottawa.
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Whee
White
North West
Manitoba
Territories
Ottawa
Washington
United States
Department of the Interior
Canadian Pacific Railway completes ocean to ocean link
The last spike was driven joining Port Moody British Columbia on the Pacific and Halifax Nova Scotia on the Atlantic. The Dominion’s railway is described as the most wonderful modern achievement and a national highway linking empire hearts. further details promised in the next issue.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Port Moody
British Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Canadian
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
Dominion
Empire
C. P. It. Co
That Commission Controversy Cited By Thomas White in Owen Sound
In Owen Sound, Hon. Thomas White defends the Conservative government against charges of goading Half-Breeds to rebellion. He notes a 1885 commission, a February notice, and a March upheaval, arguing the uprising arose before the body could act. The speech frames blame and historic action.
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Thomas White
Owen Sound
Sc Rasusi Scala
Votes and Gowns, Worth Sen, 1886 Northwest Paper
The fragment notes a political theme titled Votes and Gowns with reference to Worth Sen in 1886. It hints at financial interest and newspaper prominence in the Northwest. The readable text suggests a column or feature discussing money motives and local power.
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Northwest
Quebec militia appoints inspectors and surgeon aides
Mr. Bargin of the Quebec militia is named inspector of the Sfounted Potion in the Nee. West Dr Baldwin is appointed assistant surgeon of the same force and is noted as a grandson of the late Hon. Robert Baldwin.
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Bargin
Quebec
Nee. West
Baldwin
Dr Baldwin
Robert Baldwin
French Forces Retreat as Hovas Halt Tamatave Engagement
Despatch from Tamatave reports Admiral Miot, commanding the French, met strong opposition and was forced to retreat. The dispatch warns that a protracted campaign in Madagascar could see the French driven into the sea.
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Tamatave
Hovas
Miot
Mardiagasca
Mr White Promises On Dominion Representation and Local Control
The Calgary Tribune reports that Mr White’s remarks led listeners to believe he would seek Dominion representation in Parliament's next session, push for local control of local affairs, and lower prices. Voters fear unfulfilled promises may amount to a breach of faith.
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Calgary Tribune
White
Wehalle
Canadian Pacific Railway Promises Modern Liberal Benefits
The Canadian Pacific railway is described as a top class modern American style line. It will bring liberal benefits to the public and offers premier construction and equipment. Builders leverage global experience and fresh design free of old patterns to advance the scheme’s rewards.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Transcontinental rail line connects Calgary to Kamloops across Selkirk
The article lauds the完成 completion of a rail route crossing the Selkirk Range easing travel from Calgary to Kamloops and linking British Columbia to the eastern market. It highlights quick access from New Westminster to Ottawa, and the improved outlets for Puget Sound fisheries Alaska seal industries and Vancouver Island produce.
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Winnipeg
Calgamomoe
Calgary
Kamloops
Selkirk Range
Salisbury Plain
Canada
British Columbia
New Westminster
Ottawa
Puget
Sensational fiction decried as trash by Winnipeg critics
Readers exposed to sensational paroxysm novels are admonished for absurd plots and graphic cruelty. Critics describe heroines facing deadly peril and villains forcing wives into perilous situations, warning such works erode morals and taste in Winnipeg.
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Tie Press
We Draken
Akeesdh
Winnipeg
Afghan Names Echo Biblical Lineage in Family Tradition
The text notes Afghan belief in a biblical lineage among families with names linked to Kiethrew and figures like Yakoub Jacob Ayoub Moses Ibrahim Abraham Isaac. It frames how names from biblical and Semitic roots appear across generations in the Amee family.
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Kiethrew
Yakoub
Jacob
Ayoub
Moses
Ibrahim
Abraham
Isaac
Amee
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