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Newspaper
Revelstoke Herald
Location
Ravelstoke, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
4
Revelstoke Herald discusses a new metamorphic political trend as Premier Ross of Ontario aligns with protectionist factions despite Liberal Free Trade stance. The piece questions sincerity of Liberal critics and notes ongoing coverage of Chamberlain documents for free trade supporters amid Canada’s evolving debate.
The article discusses the Socialist stance on honesty of purpose in political propaganda. It quotes D M Mawthornthwaite defending fair judgment by Socialists, who vow to weigh each accusation in justice. It criticizes Liberal members for deviating from this rule and warns that Socialists will maintain their principled balance.
The piece attacks the present administration and links Conservatives to labour opposition while praising Liberals as true reformers. It cites Mon. Richard McBride supporting fishermen against militants, Attorney-General defending white rights, and TR G Tallow pressing Chinese immigration acts. It argues Conservatives’ actions were constructive, Liberals sincere, and ridicules socialist danger.
Report notes the Gay sonmnent approves amendments to the Coal Mines Regulation Act, echoing 1902 Royal Commission findings. Accidents rise in the province with fatalities high before 1901 and again in 1902. Observes New Zealand and British Columbia experiences, urges stronger supports like explosion proof and safer timbering, and cites Trades and Labour Council recommendations for mine safety measures.
A damaged report discusses commissions in Britain and New Zealand urging stricter safety checks for coal mines. It references government actions, inspector concerns, and talks of extending quarry and underground work regulations to other under ground tasks as part of certification standards.
The Calgary Herald lauds Premier Richard McBride and his Conservative government in British Columbia, noting a progressive spirit and strong financial aims. The piece questions motives of a heavy investor who backs provincial holdings, arguing dollars influence provincial life more than sentiment.
The piece critiques Zion City founder Dowie and the Dowie movement amid financial collapse. It notes public reactions and political commentary by Labour member Win. Davidson highlighting perceived failures of lead bonuses in his constituency amid broader misgivings.
Fragmented report notes Harold Nelson delivering a lecture to Mr Iluvald Nelson during a recent visit. It mentions space limits on authentication of repeats and cites study of Shakespeare. The account suggests Nelson enlivened the proceedings with demonstrations and examples.
In a workshop Mr Nelson outlines five divisions of Shakespeare’s works and analyzes methods to interpret the plays. He highlights stage crudities, worldloving comedies and histories, deep tragedies, optimistic high comedies, and final conclusions. He demonstrates with Macbeth and ends by reciting the sleep walking scene, earning hearty thanks from attendees.
A notice from Barrister Solicitor Atle and J C Harvey with firms in Revelstoke Canada announces company funds to loan at percents and names First Street as the contact. Details and parties include Manitoba or similar jurisdiction references.
Incomplete 19th century notice fragment notes Pitmuan's Shorthand and a failed teaching offer. Mentions Shorthand instruction and mention of Civil Service preparation with a request to apply for further particulars.
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