Railway ownership pledge by Hugh John Macdonald questioned
The article questions the stance on government ownership of railways and subsidies under Premier Hugh John Macdonald. It notes electors did not endorse public ownership or construction by the province and suggests the policy shift toward subsidizing railways, with the premier supporting this change. The piece reflects political contention over whether railways should be state built or subsidized by the province.
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Pledges broken mark early New Government record
The report lists several pledges from the new government already broken including non partisan local elections strict law adherence nonpartisan franchise lists immediate franchise law passage honesty in seat securing railway reform and government ownership as a last resort. Other pledges likely to fail are anticipated.
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Editor laments newspaper bill payments delay and predicts fate
An unidentified editor jokes that subscribers pay other expenses promptly yet delay newspaper bills. He argues punctual payment would lead to better papers and happier editors, while noting some view the editor as impudent for insisting on settlements.
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