Revelstoke Welcomes 1902 Growth and Progress
A 1902 outlook from Revelstoke praises a new era of growth with better river navigation, railway-yard reconstruction, and local control of schooling. It notes opportunities for investors, enhanced transport above the Death Rapids, and civic unity needed to seize the year’s prospects. The piece also lists recent movements at the railway yard and regional incidents, urging cooperation to build a prosperous town.
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Christmas in the Churches at St Peter's
St Peter's Church gleamed with a California grape themed decor featuring dark leaves and white chrysanthemums. Midnight service and morning prayers drew a large, well pleased congregation with choral performances and a celebrated sixteen young ladies’ pageant. Local Misses and an orchestra filled the town’s festive program.
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Uniin Ik
Envius
Ian
Dent
Misses Dent
Ladner
Hy Smith
Duncan
Dunne
Coleman
Loughead
Bolton
M. “Adair
Fee
Callin
Powell
Enitimer
Pearl Robinson
Lulu
Xmas Eve Imperial Yroranty Camp Rush Under High Winds
Reports from Newfoundland on December 23 describe fierce winds sweeping coastlines and causing extensive damage to shipping and fishing properties at Bays Islands and Newfoundhead. A separate Ontario windstorm hit western trains, killing several crew members as cars derailed amid collapse. Freeze damages ruin 15000 acres of southwest Michigan crops, while CPR reports continued losses from ice and drownings across regions.
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Labor Man Urges Unity in School and City Welfare
A correspondent appeals to workers and neighbors to unite for the public school and city welfare. He argues against outsiders as candidates, urges selecting known good men, and recalls the Empire's cause in South Africa. He warns labor men to stay true to principles and not be lured by political traps, stressing unity.
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Canada
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