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Lus. Mirror
Ymir Hospital Scandal Sparks Boycott and Probe
In Ymir British Columbia a hospital run by local miners union men is accused of mismanagement and hiding finances. The editor claims a conspiracy caused an advertising boycott and government records show the hospital may profit from its operation rather than incur losses.
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Ymir
British Columbia
Miners’ Union
Wnh
Te Union
Victoria
Boycott Backfires as Auditors Refuse to Certify Union Books
The board of directors and the miners union faced a boycott over hospital accounts. Auditors chosen from Grobe Campbell and Coffey refused to certify the books, prompting McIsaac to continue as secretary pending scrutiny. The piece questions whether boycott or conspiracy reflects honest action.
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David Grobe
DesBrisay Jabbing Co
Dan Campbell
W. M. Coffey
Campbell
Grobe
Coffey
McTsaac
McInnis
Bennet
McIsaacs
British Columbia Budget Sees Surplus Under New Government
The figures for the year ending June 30, 1905 show expenditures of 2 442 854 and revenue of 2 522 076, projecting a revenue surplus. The McBride administration reduces debt burden, raises revenue via taxes and growth, and aims for an 825 000 balance with lowered service costs and new short term debt to clear liabilities.
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Montreal Gazette
Montreal
British Columbia
McBride
Ministers Embrace Private Cars and Train Car Privileges
Cabinet members, who once denounced private cars, now favor private rail cars for comfort and convenience. They praise a $30,000 traveling home provided by the Canadian people, noting growing demand for such arrangements over Pullman or Wagner cars.
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Tr Svemy
Private Cars Sweep Ministers and Kin Across Borders
Mr Fielding and his family return from Florida by private car. Mr Emmerson travels to Ottawa from St John in a private car while critiquing the electorate. Sir William Mulock and family head home from Mexico by private car. Mr Sifton joins the private car trend to Texas with wife and friends for a two week absence.
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Fielding
Florida
Emmerson
Ottawa
St. John
William Mulock
Mexico
Sifton
Texas
Plans for Russian campaign and Japanese defense described
A despatch from Vladivostock in January outlined Admiral Alexieff preparing to delay diplomacy until March then attack, destroy much of the Japanese navy with torpedo craft, and block landing with ships at Chemulpo. enemy swift action thwarted the plan. Denmark to adopt new surnames amid common repeats. Chinese anatomy beliefs sighted in curious dissection notes.
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Vladivostock
Alexieff
Chemulpo
War correspondents and newspapers reflect on the Japanese Russian conflict
The Grand Forks Sun laments past dispatches from Port Arthur and calls for war coverage by the Lorento Mail and Empire. It notes Marcus A Hanna's estate valued at seven to eight million dollars and his substantial Cleveland Electric Railway stock stake.
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Sun
Port Arthur
Grand Forks
Lorento Mail
Empire
Mail
Laffun Bureau
Asociated
London ‘Limes
Jaundon Daily Mail
Paris
New York Herald
Marcus A. Hanna
Cleveland Electric Railway
Rail routes link west to Ross and east to Canada
The article describes an all rail network from 18 Gust West to Ross and South, with connections at Spokane to the Great Northern Northern Pacific and O R N Co. to points east and west. It lists connections at Ross Nelson to Canadian Pacific and at Nelson to P R N Co for Kuslo and Kalions, with various listed arrival times from 6.45 p m to 11.06 a m.
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Gust
Ross Ans
Soa
Grand Porky
Republic
Spokane
Great Northern
Northern Pavilic
Rossland
Nelson
Canadian Pacific Railway
Kuslo
Notice to mineral claim holders on Goodenough Fraction near Ymir
No. 34 dollars and 25 cents has been expended in labor on the Goodenough Fraction mineral claim near Wild Horse Creek four miles from Ymir. If contributors do not pay within ninety days their interests may vest in O. A. Lovell under the Mineral Act. Dated Ymir B C February 17 1904.
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F. S.clements. Nelson, B.C
T. G. Ep. C. Martin
H. W. F. Por. Lok
Goodenough
Wild Horse Creek
Ymir
Mugwump
Rockland
Lexington
Nelson
West Kootenay
Recorder’s
O. A. Lovell
B.C
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Denmark
Hansen
Peterson
Stevensen
Harshaw & Wilson
Draymen & Teamsters
Ymia
B. C
E. W. Widdowson
Yoir Brewery
Spokane Falls & Northern Ry. Co
Nelson & Fr. Sheppard RY
KED Mountain Railway CO
Washington & C. N. RY
BE. RY
N. CO
Pulnus
Curlew
Greenwood
Midway
Rossland Yi Nelson
Grand Forka
Republic Ackson
Spokane, Wash
Mineral Act
John McLatchie
Delinquent CO
D. Campbell
Association
I. W. Boas
Drs. Sarr
Clark’s Furniture Store
William Clark