Editor's Mail Bag recalls price debate and liberal reform
Readers condemn government policies in a long letter noting price changes for fish and beef, criticizing Liberal reforms and defender Jennings. The byline features comment on by elections, Tory vs Liberal charges, and public distrust of officials, with reference to local wages and commissions.
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W. K
Bug. Be. Schaite
Uoe
Efieh
Jennings
Ah Pauvicky
Ear
Peale
Sciasay
Pearly
elFead
Public Meeting on Women’s Voting Rights at Little Bay Isl
A public meeting of Little Bay Island women approved seeking voting rights for Wawen before the next general section. The assembly, with warm decorum, heard readings, short speeches, and a petition presented unanimously. A committee was set to monitor move interests as talks on stock and price measures concluded.
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Little Bay Isl
Jéshor
Wawen
Hui ‘Min
Sap
Jlaok
Mien ‘Pha
Fragmented note on public works and politics in district
A damaged OCR fragment discusses snow shaving, public works payment disputes, and political criticism. It mentions 7000 Jeanings, a minister, and calls for voting, concluding with a terse three to one appeal. The text is garbled but centers on dissatisfaction with the current government and local officials.
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Ash
Tenviogs
Sinererot Peli
iFuay
Jeantogs Snaefons
Jeanings
Esynlag
Evi
Eit Saute
Mosten
Weller
Tariff debate hints at broader protections and duty shifts
Amid calls for stronger protection the piece outlines proposed duties on textiles, molasses, flour, and other goods, with specific per quintal or percentage rates. It notes public expectation for abolition of the excise and signals political pressure for tariff reform. The document references items like shoes, butterine, jams, and tobaccos, reflecting a wide protectionist stance.
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Wits
Cotherad
Vale
Ad. Vt
Alggetier
Ella Wobe
Payment Demands On Railway Tools Case
The report discusses a dispute over an asked payment related to railway tools. It notes ministerial authority cited by the Railway Commission, a stated sum of 14,263.56, and tensions within the Centre Board plus parliamentary questioning. The text references Newford stock purchases and a tense session led by Hon F. McFaranay.
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Railway Comision
Reid
Tve
Toater
Honebrge Shen
Leider of
Fond Centre
Boara Lsavter
Angery
Fragmentary Woes Overtaking the Hines Again
Vague remarks imply fears that rival groups hope to seize control of the Hines era anew, though some insist the parties seek only to distance themselves from the quarrel and move forward.
Rumpus at the AO reports loud Assembly clash
A chaotic session in the Assembly ended with shouting and a near clash between factions. The Speaker ordered ejectments as visitors crowded the galleries and booed the government. After the tumult the House adjourned amid a calm seaside view and high tides.
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Seturday
Coabje
Sergivat Acrae
A. P. Cusdia
Anita
Pennle
Tys
Howse
Dodd's Kidney Pills Gaining Local Praise in Saskatchewan
In Hed for a long time a Saskatoon man cites Dodd's Kidney Pills as improving his health. The notice from Hleyford, Saskatchewan on Apr 11 highlights faithful use and claims the remedy restored strength after illness.
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Hlefford
Sask
Cada Bay
Tobrea
Bikbiy
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