08 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Cascade Record
Location
Cascade, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
1
A steady flow of fresh supplies keeps shelves stocked as new arrivals arrive regularly, ensuring shoppers find items they need. The display emphasizes constant restocking and reliable product availability for daily purchases.
Burnt Basin and Christina Lake showings attract investors as Tin Cup Mining and Smelting Co. plans development. New York capitalists buy Tin Cup, while other local deals signal rising activity in the Kootenays with renewed optimism for 1901. Ottoman naval cruiser contract highlighted alongside broader regional mining news.
A report detailing U S Navy preparations to clear Havana harbor of the Maine after its explosion by Spaniards. It also covers Vancouver to Grand Forks railway ambitions led by McKenzie, Mann, and the Great Northern, plus political caution from Clifford Sifton regarding railway moves. The piece notes Jim Hill's expansion against the Canadian Pacific and Hawaii's small registered vote.
Two rail and mining alliances contend for dominance in Boundary country. McKenzie & Mann with Toronto capital join Great Northern to push lines from Republic to Marcus via Cascades and Grand Forks to Vancouver. James Breen plots control of 5,000,000 Dominion Copper shares with New York partners. development and a smelter site on Kettle River are planned.
Report notes the German Emperor declines to entertain Mr Kruger and travels to Holland from Cologne. The move is described as gratifying to England. A separate remark cites mortality statistics with half of humans dying before 17 and only one in a thousand reaching age 60.
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