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Newspaper
Silverton Silvertonian
Location
Silverton, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1899
Page
4
Speeches by McInnen and Jos. Martin urge action against perceived political manipulation. They defend sovereignty of the people and warn of a general election, while Spokane Industrial Exposition plans require $50 for display transport and specimens due by the 19th.
The article rails at a New Denver editor and praises Slocan miners for a historic strike victory. It argues the unionized miners faced capital’s odds with government backing and public support, claiming broader admiration for honest workers across British Columbia.
McInnes and Jos. Martin forceful Labor Day remarks with criticism of Laurier government over Chinese tax. McInnes vows resignation to test Vancouver Island electors, urging direct province wide voice and action, proclaiming the people as the fountain of authority and a call to principle.
Ore shipments from Slocan Lake points through the current week list tonnages by location including Bosun Landing New Denver Ten Mile Slocan City Black Prince Silverton Comatock and Emily Edith Fidelity with figures noted for each site though some entries are garbled or partial reflecting the OCR source.
Certificate of Improvements requested for Rnetler and Rock land Mineral Claim in Slocan Mining Division. Notice of intent by I J Murray McGregor agent for W W Spinks to apply for Crown Grant, with 60 days before action under section 87. Land notice for 160 acre parcel near Lemon Creek. Also notice to workingmen warning miners to stay away due to eight hour law impact.
The Liberal Conservative Union for British Columbia holds its annual meeting at the Assembly Hall in New Westminster on the Sunday in October at 10 AM. Delegates chosen by associations nominate voting rights. one delegate per twenty members. Proxies limited to union members. Public transport offers may apply to the concurrent Exhibition. Descriptions: D. H. Wincox is president, Geo. H. Cowan secretary.
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