Tragic Mule Accident Claims Schoolboy Life in Kasio
A twelve year old schoolboy, Marry Silver, was killed in Kasio after being dragged by a runaway mule during a play with another boy and a herd of pack animals. The animal dragged him down a rocky slope to a stable, where his injuries proved fatal. His mother is Mrs. TLV One, a long time resident and Presbyterian church member.
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Kasio
B. C
Silver
Anderson
Yonng Anderson
Harry Bilver
TL. V One
Protestants Seek Liberty and Government Reform
Fragmented OCR notes mention Protestants seeking true liberty and freedom, urging government changes. The text references freedom of conscience and resistance to coercive control, with emphasis on liberty and reform.
Loyal True Blue Officers Elected and Address Given
The Loyal True Blue Empire group announces elected officers including Master Bro. W.W. G. Binsley and D. Mistress Sister Ms Pettipiece. An address by HT Thrift inspired members. further encouragement from Bros. Walsh and McKenzie. Prospective members urged to send names to the R.S. or Master.
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G Binsley
Ms Pettipiece
A. Smith
Frances Dent
R. Davis
Thos, Steed
W.g.birney
M. G der
John ‘Pettipiece
J. Lawson
Enid Martin Concert Presented by Ladies Aid Club
The Enid Martin Concert, Co. presented a recital under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of the organization. The program featured performances by noted local musicians and attracted a modest audience. Proceeds supported community efforts and church activities.
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Enid Martin
Enid Martin Concert
Ladies Aid of
Unclear passage on railway employees debate and vote
Fragmentary OCR recounts a parliamentary debate over railway employes with references to Gerald and Balfour. It notes a motion by Capt Norton receiving 155 votes to 154 amid opposition cheers and a claim of some justification for the motion.
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Gerald
Balfour
Capt. Norton
Wyaldi Around the Railway News From Montreal Shops
A fragmentary report notes Montreal railway shops capacity and tragic accidents including seven trainsmen killed and two missing after a collision with New York Central. It mentions A I McCully of Grand Forks dying after an operation at Cottage Hospital, and Jim Robinhund appointed CBR signal at rail. The piece hints at political discourse and legislative contempt.
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Montreal
Iicolliaton
New York
Gentral
A. I McCully
Grand Forks
Cottage Hospital
ScQully
C.pr
Nelson
Crow's Nest
Jim
Robilhund
Ad Greenwood
Sigent
Rail
Correspondence on Socialism in New Zealand
The letter argues against the editor’s view on socialism in New Zealand, claiming NZ social legislation benefits workers when fully studied. It asserts New Zealand’s system is superior to the United States, while noting potential negatives and challenging the parade of evidence.
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New Zealand
Avitar
Eman
Isis
Wade
Seth Dalkotia
United States
Fragmentary Vancouver World item on mind and dignity
A fragmented note reflects on mind as something beyond mist and irreverence. It critiques legislative dignity and contrasts with a modern, worldly tone echoing Vancouver World prose.
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Gaeus
Vancouver
Cal E G Prior sworn in as Mines Minister in Victoria contest
Victorian report states Cal E G Prior was sworn in as Minister of Mines in the capital and will contest the Victoria seat against E G Borlwell. British House of Commons notes show Boer losses with 600 killed or captured, 2,000 horses and 28,000 cattle seized, including General Dewetssem and his secretary. Weather and accidents cause turmoil across regions with mine disasters and rioting in Spain affecting mining districts.
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Liberty Bell
Lelluride
Colorado
Grand Forks
B. C
Beaumont
Ates
Spain
Manitoba
iNggler
Seneca
Landon Bonspiel Finale Result at Hall 16
Landon Bonspiel final results show Brown defeating Hall 16 with scores 12 to 10 in a two participant match on March 1.
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Hall
Brown
Travel notes and local chatter from Arrowhead
Arrowhead News reports i s manager for the Tenperia com pany leaving Arrowhead and through the Lardeéau. Jick Innes a locator of the Oyster group on Lazington mountain archived today from Vancouver. Lie has gone up to the property to do some work and says he will ship this spring. Mr. L Hillman returned today from the Rossland carnival. The s 5s Archer is now making her regular trips leaving Arrowhead at ten a m and arriving about two p m. I see by the Vancouver papers the government is about to place a tax of five hundred dollars on Chinamen. I do not think this amount will keep them out of Canada. If the government would tax say twenty dollars per month on those that employ them I think we could get clear of them.
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Jick Innes
Lazington Mountain
Vancouver
Lie
L. Hillman
Archer
Arrowhead
Canada
Marys Little Foot and Schnider Shoes Ad
A playful verse extols Marys eighteen inch foot and the Schnider Shoes that fit her just right. The poem notes girls praise her, boys fall in love, and the teacher explains the shoes as the reason, urging readers to buy Schniders Shoes on McKenzie Ave.
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Mary
Mary Su
Schniders Store
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Bold Martin
Paris
B.C
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Mateo
Mice Pr
Poley
J. MM
Messrsy Kinendid
Eire
Ulie Ayre'ol
Piers
Nis
Sul
Ili
Herald
Messie Martin
Smith
Phas-Ca
Bown
Reid & Young
Telegraph
Col. Prior
Landon Bonspiel
Arrowhead News
Tenperia Company
Etmepe
I Nelson
Tines
Thhe Lardeéau
Caorus
Schnider
McKenzie Ave
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