Fragmentary notice from The Banner page
A partial publication note from The Banner reference in advance matter involving Joseph McIntyre and Cortes A eon with attribution to a public notice section.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
4
A partial publication note from The Banner reference in advance matter involving Joseph McIntyre and Cortes A eon with attribution to a public notice section.
Mr. R L. Borden, leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons, says he will devote all his time to politics. The salary grab is badly condemned by newspapers and Canada at large expresses indignation according to the Globe.
The Toronto Sun notes ex ministers like Langevin Tupper Carling A P Caron Bowell C H Tupper and Haggart Tarte Foster Blair Sifton Costigan now collect pensions. It predicts the list will grow five years from now and argues most living ministers have no real claim to pensions upon leaving office besides Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
Winnipeg Free Press interview cites Joseph Elkinton alleging Doukhobor education funds of 15000 dollars remain unused due to Peter Verigin's stance. Villages sought schoolhouses, but letters later reversed after Verigin's alleged influence. Critics urge swift government action if Verigin blocks progress.
A regional commercial body endorses uniting New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island into one province. Figures show NB 331,093 people and 23,000 sq mi, NS 459,116 and 20,550 sq mi, PEI about 100,000 and 2,134 sq mi. The piece notes potential savings and governance changes but questions political feasibility.
The text notes that the broader the union moves toward economy, the stronger the politicians’ opposition to any such measure becomes, highlighting conflict between labor unions and government departments.
Reports from the Ports mouth Conference describe Japan gaining most demands while Russia stalls on indemnity territorial cession and naval limits. President Roosevelt presses for a settlement as envoys show signs of progress though a final agreement remains uncertain.
A Daily Telegraph war correspondent recalls Earl Roberts and a string of campaigns from the American Civil War to the Soudan and South Africa. He highlights how skilled riflemen decided battles, praising colonial contingents and Boer fighters for accurate shooting that altered outcomes.
A testimonial describes foul stomach causing blood issues and praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a safe tonic. Eveline Louis of Buffalo recounts rapid improvement after early failures with other remedies and endorses the medicine’s curing powers and blood cleansing effects.
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