Rossland Winter Carnival Plans Big Programme and Races
Rossland carnival organizers announce a February 12 to 16 program with hockey clubs from Nelson Soudon Revelstoke and Boundary to compete in senior and junior championships. Curling race events feature expanded Nelson and Kasle teams among others with a bonepiel and a large prize list.
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Hocky
Nelson
Sondon
Revelstoke
Boundary
Calgary
Kasle
Sandon
Golden
Lethbridge
Kootenay
Monte Christo Mountain
Washington Street
Kootenay Curling Association
British Columbia
H. W.C. Jackson
Roseland
British War Relief Funds For South African Families
The Daily Mail in London reports massive contributions from Britain for soldiers' families. Across funds led by the Daily Mail, Princess of Wales, and Lord Mayor, totals exceed 6 million with widows and children aided. schemes provide immediate grants, annuities, and trust accounts, all without fund expense charges.
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Great Britain
Daily Mai of
London
Daily Mail
Kipling
Arthur Sullivan
Tommy Atkins
Uncle Sam Mining Faces Suit Over Labor Claims Near Bosshburg
Financial trouble hits Uncle Sam Mining Company near Bosshburg as workers sue for unpaid labor. A court receiver is sought to oversee the troubled operation and stakes in the case.
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Uncle Sam Mining Company
Bosshburg
The Royal Funeral Route Extended Through London
The royal funeral procession for Queen Victoria departed Cowes with the gun carriage drawn by six cream Flemish horses. To maximize public viewing time, the route was extended from Buckingham Palace through St James Park to Piccadilly and Hyde Park to Marble Arch, then via Holywell Road to Paddington Station, occupying about two hours. Windsor’s route was also extended to include High Street, Park Street, and the Long Walk before the Custie.
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Cowes
Victorian
Buckingham Palace
St. James Park
St. James Palace
Picadilly
Hyde Park
Marble Arch
Holyware Road
Paddington Station
Windsor
High Street
Park Street
Imprisoned Bank President Reported to Lose Reason
Surgeon Portier at St. Vincent de Paul penitentiary informs the minister of justice that William Weir former Ville Marie Bank president is believed to have lost his understanding in Montreal jail. The minister seeks a report from Montreal physicians to confirm the claim and a possible release may follow.
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Portier
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Wm. Wier
Ville Marie Bank
Montreal
Montrenal
Thut Weir
Tender for Brae reever Kettle River bridge Colum bia
Notice invites contractors to tender for a wooden highway bridge over the Kettle River at Columbia BC with bids due February 9. Drawings and contract forms available from Mr J A Dinsmore Grand Forks and Victoria Lands and Works after January 14. Tenderers must provide eight hundred dollars by bank cheque or deposit. cheapest bid not automatically accepted.
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Brae Reever
Columbia
B. C
Kettle River
A. Dinsmore
Grand Forks
Lands and Works Department
Victoria
Bank of Canada
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Rossland
Hocking
Sean
The
Eagles
Miner's Union
Widows’ and Children’s Relief Fund
Columbia, B. C
W. 8, Gore
Yale-Columbia Lumber Co., Limited
Cascade
Columbia Brewery
Berguson