War News from London June reports battles in Natal and Pekin
London dispatches describe Generals Hildyard and Walker engaging Boer forces around Hyenolut and Valong passages in Natal with heavy casualties and shifting positions. Despatches note rail repairs, communications restoration, and British advances toward Volksrust, Laings Nek, and Kronstadt. Reports from Pekin outline Boxer unrest, foreign legations, and international troop movements toward the capital amid mounting tensions.
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Dominion Parliament House Debates Rations Tax and Timber License
In Ottawa on June 13 the house debated emergency rations and a motion to enter committee. An amendment on a timber license in Manitoba to Theo A Burrows sparked extensive government detail and a 72 to 55 vote. Western editors visited the gallery as Sir Wilfrid Laurier was greeted. On June 14 Colonel Prior asked about British Columbia political struction with the premier not yet acting. The poll tax on Chinese likely to rise as the election act committee continued work.
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Monit
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Davin
Canitoba
Theo. A. Burrows
Committee of Supply
Witrid Laurier
Prior
British Columbia
Christie Dead at Queen's Park Residence
William M. Christie, a well known biscuit manufacturer, died yesterday morning at his residence in Queen's Park after months of ill health.
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Christie
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Queen's Park
Gladstone Widow Dies After Statesman Revered
Mrs. Gladstone widow of the late Right Hon. W. B. Gladstone died yesterday at 5:10 p.m. A second item notes Jerry McGovern knocking out Tommy White in three rounds in New York. The text also mentions scattered local notations from Emporia Kansas and St Louis without clear context.
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Tividun
Jerry McGovern
Tommy White
New York
SC Louis
St. Lowis
Emporia
al- Wive
Empona
Kansas
British Forces Enter Pretoria as Canadians Key Allies
June 14 reports from Montrem describe General Mud art’s troops and the Canadian contingent "Pretovia" aiding the march on Pretoria. British columns and mounted units advance from Jubanteshurs, with Lord Roberts awaiting the city’s surrender and the procession past the parliament buildings.
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Mii Saxe
Hayes
Watson
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Parliament
Chinese Trouble Grows as Pekin Standoff Deepens
Telegraph reports from London and Shanghai describe Chinese entrenchment near Pekin to block the international column. Despatches note heavy reinforcements and requests for 2000 U S troops. Mohammedan troops reported with machine guns, amid broader unrest at Yun Nan Pu Meng Tsi and other sites distant from the capital. The Empress Dowager’s intentions remain unclear.
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Meng Tsi
Martin resigns as premier amid transition in Victoria
Victoria papers report JO Martin resigning as premier to the Lieutenant Governor with Dunsmuir named as successor and to be sworn in today. The political shift aims for a strong government. Also noted are the Presbyterian general assembly opening, Dawson City steamer Flornius Weoicon, and Global copper/rail chatter including London despatches and Pacific Northwest business.
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Ani
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South Nanaimo
Dunssmulr
Presbyterian General Assembly
Hallfas
Flornius Weoicon
Dawson City
Sehpeluur
Cape Colony
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Henry ‘Yawsan
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Orient
London
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Gold Coast
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Northern Pacific
Macdonald
Manitoba
Bank offers debentures and drafts with international availability
ARB HEARN, Manager Revelstoka Branch announces debentures and drafts available at all Canadian posts and internationally including the United Kingdom United States Europe India China Japan Australia New Zealand. Special receipts issued by the bank will be accounted for at Hudsons Bay posts in the Yukon and Northern districts.
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Methodist Church Levelstoke clears weekly services and meetings
The notice lists a morning service at 11 a.m. with a 7:30 p.m. evening Claus meeting, Sunday school and Bible class at 2:30, weekly prayer on Wednesday at 7:30, with free seats and invitation to the public. It notes Holy Eucharist at noon and 7:30 p.m. on Sundays and Holy Baptism after Sunday school at 8:15, led by Pastor Trev. S. Thompson and Pastor B Q Paget D D.
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Paget
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