Revelstoke Herald seeks correspondents in surrounding districts
The Revelstoke Herald invites correspondence on any subject of interest to the public and seeks reliable local writers. Writers must include a bona fide name with manuscripts, though not all need be published.
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Revelstoke
Lardeau
Big Bend
Trout Lake
Iliiillewaet
Albert Canyon
Jordan Pass
Eagle Pass
A. Johnson
Herald
West Kootenay
Revelstoke Herald
Surplus Claims in Canada Budget Under Fire
The article critiques government finances, arguing that the surplus under Mr. Fielding stems from inflated imports and prices, not true austerity. It accuses ministers of shifting current costs to capital accounts, masking debt growth and wartime spending in Halifax and South Africa.
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Incr
Hmports
Liss
Great Britain
Wbacco
Dr. Fielding
Talso
Che Finahee Ninister
Liberal push for fast Atlantic service in 1896 campaign
The piece recalls Liberal promises to create a fast Atlantic service and remove duties on barbed wire twine and coal oil. It notes Hon. R. R. Dobell’s 1900 voyage to England, critiquing reports about his deals and suggesting his trip aims to spur Canada’s finished and semi finished wood product trade.
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Atlantic
R. R. Dobell
England
Dobell
Dominion
Paris
Canada
Hhis
Surplus Forecast as Budget Speech Highlights Large Yet Illusory Balance
The minister of customs delays proceedings with a budget speech claiming a potential seven and a half million surplus for the year ended June. Experts note the figure reflects current account only and ignores capital outlays, implying the government borrows to finance annual services rather than a true surplus.
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S Zion
Hiller
FieWling
Foster
Consolidated Fund
Surplus Through Modern Methods Recalled in Fiscal Talk
The article notes how Moncton was charged capital costs and the late government funded a building from working expenses, nearly 100000 dollars, while Blair faced furniture expenses increasing public debts. It argues these illustrate modern surplus strategies, suggesting a recurring pattern in financial misfortune and good times.
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Moncton
Blair
Warning voices from the West warn of Liberal damage
The Montreal Star reports voices in the West predicting disaster for the Liberal government. Manitoba Liberal papers condemn the Ottawa platform and donor estimates as extravagant and say a convention is needed to reset the party before the next election.
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Montreal Star
Grenfell Sun
Liberal
Liberal Association
McGregor Jharold
Manitoba
Herald
Laurier
Great
Liberal Party
The Summer Traveler Army and the Quest for Contentment
A essay contrasts radical reformers with a larger army of summer travelers who seek happiness through knowledge and broadened horizons. It argues true contentment comes from deeper learning and human connection rather than material comfort or luxury.
Extensively Traveled Missionary Reverend Paterson Visits Alberta
Reverend James Graham Paterson, described as an extensive missionary traveler, is visiting Alberta. The report notes he preached in Battleford and Winnipeg twenty years ago, traveled from the North Saskatchewan to Florida, and held meetings in Cuba in the early 1830s.
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James Graham Paterson
Alberta
Battleford
Winnpeg
North Saskatchewan
Florida
Cuba
World traveler preacher tours and storm impacts noted
A reverend traveler described as having Asia Africa and the Americas in his itinerary visits from Manila to Australasia and North America. He inspires crowds from Archangel to Calgary while a storm disrupts the Red River valley causing crop and building damage in Cummings and Mayville.
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Mexico
Australasia
India
Northwest
Babylon
Nineveh
Black Sea
Archangel
Cape Colony
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Port Elizabeth
Durban
Kimberley
Buenos Aires
Mendoza
Andes
Mazatlan
Gulf of California
Guaymas
Los Angeles
Frisco
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
Revelstoke
Nelson
Edmonton
Calgary
Calagry Presbyterian Church
Paterson
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Red River Valley
Dakota
Militia Called Out in Magog as Strike Turmoil Grows
In Magog Quebec on August 1, two companies of the Fifty third battalion from Sherbrooke led by Colonel Worthington arrived amid a strike at the Dominion Cotton mill. Local workers drank heavily and property damage was feared though attempts were limited. The mill remains guarded and the militia will stay until order returns.
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Quebec
Sherbrooke
Worthington
Dominion Cotton
Wre
Duke of Edinburgh Dead at Roeenau Castle
Coburg reports the death of Prince Albert Duke of Saxe Cobourg from heart paralysis. A Vienna consultation found a cancerous growth at the tongue root. With his heir still a minor, the government will be led by the guardian Prince of Hohenlohe Langenberg during the Ducal minority.
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Coburg
Prince Albert Duke of
Saxe Cobourg
Roeenau Castle
Vienna
Duke of Albany
Prince of
Alleged London Scandal Report Sparks Pretoria Inquiry
The Daily Telegraph cites Cape Town dispatches claiming high import documents from England implicate members of Parliament and other elites in Isnglind who backed the Boers. The Country Gentleman notes the North West Brand Book’s fifth edition covers a vast directory of range brands with owner names and addresses, totaling about 600 pages.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Sts
Cape Town
England
Pretoria
House of Commons
Isnglind
Country Gentleman
North West Brand Book
Calgary Herald Co
Calgary
Alberta
N. W
Winnipeg News Roundup of August 1 1900s Disturbances and Global Events
Items note dynamite damage to St Louis streetcars and property, July Dominion revenue rise, a pardon petition for James Baxter of Ville Marie bank, an Indian killer at Gatineau still at large, troops in Magog to guard workers, Duke of Edinburgh dies in Cobourg, Prince of Wales responds to Manitoban Masons, and cancelled Victoria reception due to royal death. Reports also cover Pekin relief hopes, legations attacked, and British Columbia legislature results.
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Winnipeg
Dominion
James Baxter
Ville Marie Bank
Gatineau
Magog
Quebec
Cotto Company
Duke of Edinburg
Queen Victoria
Vil Nera
Hunter
Ball
Edmonton
Mounted Rifles
United States
Pekin
Wang Teum
Fort Chow
Amur
Gwillim and Scott White Barristers Practice In Elstoke
Gwillim and Scott White, solicitors and notaries public, announce offices at Taylor Block McKenzie Avenue Elstoke Station. Money to loan offered by W White, J M Scott, B A RL Gwillim.
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Taylor Block
McKenzie Avenue
Revelstoke Station
W. White
J. M. Scott
B.a.rl
Gwillim
Bank loan office addresses and legal counsel in Revelstoke
Imperial Bank of Canada funds to loan at 8 percent arranged by Harvey and Scarter barristers and solicitors. Offices listed in Molsons Bank Block and Taylor Block Revelstoke with health officer noted for Revelstoke City.
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Imperial Bank of Canada Company
Molsons Bank
Flist Street
Revelstoke Station
B. C
Olice
Mackenzie Avenue
Revelstoke
C.p.re i Heath
City of Revelster
Methodist Church Revelstoke Preaching and Sunday Schedule
Revelstoke Methodist Church announces preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with a class meeting after the morning service. Sunday school and Bible class at 2:30 p.m. A weekly prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Public invitation extended by Rev S J Thompson, pastor.
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Methodist Church
Revelstoke
Sears Tree
S.j.thompson
T.menzies
Church Schedule Details From Parish Notice
A parish outlines services for the first Sunday and Holy Days with Holy Eucharist at 8 am 11 am and 7 30 pm plus 2 30 Sunday school and a choral evensong with sermon. Holy Baptism after Sunday school at 3 16 led by LE C Paget D D Pastor.
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Utany
Serman
C. Paget
D.D
West Kootenay Mining District News Digest
A historic mining region summary describes the West Kootenay districts with telegraph and local news. The publication emphasizes reliability, wide circulation, and advertising strength in its field.
Eastern British Cal mumble Printing House Delivers Premier Services
A local printer in Eastern British Cal mumble offers subscriptions at two dollars for a year or one twenty five for six months paid in advance. The firm prides itself on foremost prominence in business districts and handles large orders for printing stationery and office supplies.
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Rith Business
Herald Printing House Ad Claims Expertise in All Work
Ta equipped with the Intest, faces In typa designs and all work entrusted to The Herald in. handled by exprienced workmen who thoroughly un derstand the proper use of the materiel. The Herald does not claim to be the only printing house in the district but it does claim to be
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Edmonton Post
Plaindealer
India
Amonton
Barker
Democritus
Bill Rice
Bruddern
Hepsidam
Snoy
Brudders
Dar
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Realigm
Herald
Printing Estimates Sought for BC Advertisers and Jobs
The notice seeks estimates and samples of printing from local firms. It emphasizes value for money, prompt turnaround, and urges comparisons with other British Columbia houses.
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