Prince of Wales Attacked En Route to Copenhagen
A would be assassin fired twice at the Prince of Wales aboard a Brussels to Copenhagen train. The princess and others were uninjured as bystanders subdued the attacker Lipido, a 16 year old Brussels tin smith found with anarchist literature. The incident delays the Paris Exposition visit.
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Brussels
Prince
Princes of Wales
Copenhagen
Christian
Prince of Wales
Lipido
Rue de la Forge
Saint Gilles
South Africa
London
the Marquis
of Salisbury
United States
Henry White
Malborough House
Dighton J. Probyn
Associated Press
Continent
Dublin
Ireland
Queen Victoria
Mansion House
Rescued 91 British Prisoners by Porter and Scots Greys
Report from Bloemfontein dated April 8 describes Colonel Porter leading 90 carbineers and the Scots Greys with two guns in a Sunday charge that freed 91 British prisoners including 11 officers captured the day before. No British casualties. No Canadians killed at Bushman's Kop.
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Daily Mail
Bloemfontein
Porter
Bushman’s Kop
Bowden Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
H H Bowden a clerk at Halls Mines pleaded guilty in Nelson court to fraudulently taking 2800 of the companys funds and received a two year term in the penitentiary.
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H. H. Bowden
Halls
Nelson
Gribi Brothers Report Mineralized Rock Pointing to Ledge
The Gribi brothers describe highly mineralized rock material and hornblend with white quartz suggesting a nearby ledge. They expect the ledge to run parallel with the railway bed and lie directly beneath it, if located where anticipated.
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Gribi
Transportation a Vital Factor in Manila Mine Bond Extension
The $200,000 bond on the Manila mines near Keller held by Patrick Clark has been extended to allow time to learn from J. J. Hill of the Great Northern railway when construction on his railway line through the country is expected to start.
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Manila Group of
Keller
Patrick Clark
Mr. Clark
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Clark and Sweeny Dissolve Firm in Spokane
The Spokane firm Clark and Sweeny dissolves as F. Lewis Clark retires for health reasons. Charles Sweeny will operate the business under his name after transferring Spokane real estate to Clark for 300000 dollars. Sweeny gains Clark's mining properties including Empire-State Idaho Last Chance Wardner Idaho and Tiger-Poorman Burke Idaho plus others in Buffalo Hump.
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Spokane
Clark & Sweeny
F. Lewis Clark
Charles Sweeny
Hie
Clark
Spokane County Auditor's Office
Sweeny
Mr. Clark
Idaho
Wardner
Tiger-Poorman
Burke
Buffalo Hump
Freight rate mixup rattled rail agents
Several papers including The Record cited reductions in freight rates on the Columbia & Western railway but misattributed them to the railway instead of the Dominion Express company. The error left agents along the line puzzled over who was responsible.
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Record
Rossland Miner
Columbia & Western Railway
Dominion Express Company
Express Company
Trail Creek News Adverts For Sale
The Trail Creek News is advertised for sale in a local notice. The listing states the newspaper and its title will transfer ownership to a new owner.
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Trail Creek
Montreal Mining Syndicate Eyes Cascade Claims Deal
A representative of the Montreal Mining Syndicate, with C. J. McCuaig prominent, arranged a 90 day option on the Zoie Belle and Little Jack claims near Hall's Ferry. Four men will start work within 80 days and be employed 60 days, owners to be paid about 12 000 in two installments. Rich ore specimens and existing underground work signal growing activity in Boundary and Republic districts, boosting Cascade’s prospects.
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Cascade
Montreal
C. J. McCuaig
John Beasley
J. A. Heard
Hall’s Ferry
Col Broadwood Defeated Near Bloemfontein
On April 1 Col Broadwood faced a strong Boer force 38 miles east of Bloemfontein and lost seven guns, all baggage, and 360 men. The engagement marks a stand against the Dutch farmers in the early phase of the campaign.
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Broadwood
Bloemfontein
Work Underway On Enlarging Thomas Stage Barn
Lumber lies on the ground as enlargement of C. H. Thomas stage barn begins. D. D. Ferguson is in charge of the project.
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C. H. Thomas
D. D. Ferguson
Vein in Quilp mine at Re public camp spans 96 feet
The vein in the Quilp mine at Re public camp is reported to be 96 feet wide, indicating a substantial mineral seam. No other details are provided in the fragment.
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Quilp
Republic Camp
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Bowden
Zoie Belle and
Little Jack
Halls Ferry
Boundary
Republic
Col. Broadwood
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