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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
4
The text argues that Sir Wilfrid Laurier and allies must not derail the Royal Commission into ballots fraud by demanding the Conservatives supply evidence. It recalls Laurier’s strong past calls for a deep, thorough investigation and states the government controls the investigative machinery and must act to cleanse elections or face accountability.
In a statement related to Mr Roblin's railway plan Manitoba grain shipments to Lake Superior were to see a 7 cent per hundredweight cut starting October 1. The Premier's July Wawanesa speech promised the reduction, but farmers in Manitoba report no benefit yet and no noticeable impact from the promised rate cut.
The piece speculates a Boer exodus after the South African war with a possible settlement on British frontier under German protection. It argues Boers may become British citizens while facing political binding and harsh measures like executions of suspected traitors, amid rising Dutch-English enmity in the Cape Colony and German-backed regional tensions.
The Telegram editorial titled A short postponement argues the physical impossibility of meeting timely contract terms, claiming farmers will not profit from the government arrangement. It urges the premier to ensure once the road is completed that non physical reasons do not void any farmer benefits.
The piece urges sober retrospection after the Buffalo tragedy. It links public anger to political and social conditions and argues that persistent inequality fuels anarchy. It calls for removing root causes as the only effective remedy.
Latest Glasgow advices show cattle trade bit good but discouraging for the future. Locally export livestock circles report no major changes and western demand remains limited with quiet trade. prices hold from 4.25 to 5 dollars per 100 pounds. Trains now reach Wellwood on the MacGregor Varcoe line from McGregor station Tuesdays and Fridays returning the same day.
The notice offers Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser with paper covers sent free on receipt of 31 one cent stamps. Requests must be mailed to the Adams Express and Mailing office in Buffalo New York, addressed to Dr. R. V. Pierce.
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