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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
12
Readable parts show a local publication fragment with names and scattered words. The text mentions a public notice context and appears to reference a publisher or paper header, but the full details are illegible.
A preliminary rumor claims the County Court may shift from Russell to Binscarth, prompting worry over longer travel for northern districts and Russell’s status as the county’s business hub. The piece argues the change would be political maneuvering, harming local access and promoting disunion through separate school systems imposed by federal policy.
The amendment to the education clauses in the Northwest Provinces bill is debated. It preserves some rights for separate schools under older laws but retains objections on church state separation and equal treatment. The piece critiques Dominion policy and the Papal Ablegate influence in shaping the measure.
At a Brandon convention on the 14th about seventy five delegates from Manitoba municipalities decided to form a union. Its aims include co operation among municipalities, guiding legislation, improving municipal government, annual conventions, and united action against corporate encroachment on municipal interests.
The 1901 census listed about 160 800 people with Roman Catholics 30 000 Anglican 25 000 Presbyterians 28 000 Methodists 22 000 Baptists 5 000 Mennonites 4 000 Doukhobors 9 000 Greek Church 7 000 Lutherans 12 000 Mormons 3 000 Pagans 5 000. Eight denominations had under 1 000 each and over 4 800 were from various sects.
The Ontario legislature began its session on Wednesday. A reorganization of Lake of the Woods Milling Co is announced and a revived rumor suggests a potential amalgamation with the Ogilvie company.
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