Cranbrook Mining Center touted as world class prospect hub
W Hyde Baker details Cranbrook BC as a booming mining center with near by North Star and St Eugene mines shipping ore and paying monthly dividends while surrounding propriétés promise growth. Local lumber industry flourishes with four mills producing 100000 feet daily and substantial payroll. railway divisional point supports regional prosperity.
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New World
Cranbrook
North Star
Haat Kootenay
Crows Nest
St. Eugene
Moyie
Sullivan Group
Crows Nest Pass
Local Notes From Cranbrook South East Kootenay
Local notes report visits by W Hyde Baker Nelson Reid Co and other merchants. regional headlines include Ross Palmer Elko and William Carlin Cranbrook visitors. bank clerk and hotel owners changing hands. notable residents arriving leaving Cranbrook. preparations for church concert and hotel expansions. mail fumigation holds westbound items. Nelson Rugby team challenges Cranbrook. Ida Jackson departs to run Reid Co dressmaking. Keeler family leaving Fort Steele for Seattle.
Hot Thing and the Moyie Leader Shirt Front Legend
F J Smyth from Moyie Leader reports on a colorful visitor Fred born in Ontario who traveled from Palouse to British Columbia to seek wealth. His shirt sparked wild chatter, described as a rainbow blaze surpassing Joseph’s coat, melting snow into rivulets as he paraded. John Murphy is named as the introducer of this flamboyant display.
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F. J. Smyth
Moyie
Fred
Ontario
Palouse
British Columbia
Joseph
John Murphy
Big Enterprise for Moyle Sawmill Likely Near Town
Moyle leader reports a proposed $7,000 sawmill with 35000 feet daily capacity and 75 plus workers in Moyle. Grant brothers from Faribault Minnesota, experienced timber men, investigated upper lake timber limits north of the town aiming to erect the mill. They estimate about 125 million feet of first class timber in the tract and expect firm plans to be announced next week.
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Moyle
W. H
Sam Grant
Malcolm Grant
Grant & Sheady
Moyie
Faribault
Minnesota
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall to Visit Canada
Ottawa reports no change in plans for the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall. They are expected to reach Halifax in mid September and spend about a month in the country.
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Ottawa
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
Canada
Halifax
To Enlarge King's Income in New York News Item
New York reports on British royal finances after Edward VII ascendancy. The current civil list sum may stay same, but the court potentially has more money to spend than Queen Victoria’s, with the Jervil Net noted as capable of considerable growth.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Edwari VII
Queen Victoria
Victoria
William IV
Queen Alexandria
Commons
Duke of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria's civil list and royal allowances noted in remarks
Premier Laurier praised Queen Victoria's rule as the model of greatness. He contrasted her stable, balanced mind and virtuous conduct with the modern notion of splendor and power, asserting her reign brought happiness and glory to the people.
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Laurier
Queen Victoria
Cyclists and Cold Baths Better Time for Tepid Reset
A physician cyclist cautions never use a cold bath when fatigued. He explains heat aids elimination of toxins, while cold shocks the heart if tired, risking internal congestion or death. He advises measuring resting pulse to time safe cold immersion, or start with tepid water until pulse normal.
One Recommendation, Tair Young Creature
A dialogue fragment shows a manager anxious about appearance and feelings while a character teases about a tomb scene in a theatrical context. References to Mae Crimsoninak and John Crimsonbenk appear alongside a baby in a biscuit-related moment.
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Tair
Juliet
N. Y
Mae. Crimsoninak
John
Crimsonbenk
Yonkers Statesman
The Force of Example and Oddities in Verse
A clipped fragment shows characters Old Cashly and a drummer debating travel costs with Doctor Gripsack in a playful Philadelphian Press tone. A second fragment cites a poem line about fate and a girl in bicycle clothes stumbling at the first mud hole, attributed to Washington Star.
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Old Cashly
Washington
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Sandy" Stewart
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Mort Steele
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Keeler
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Duke of York
Noglole
Beale & Elwell
NPSO
E. J. Peltier
Schlitz and
Fort Steele Beer
Chas. S. Tripp, Cranbrook B. C
Ft. Steele Brewing Co
C.F. Key Ciy Lodge No. 42
Baker Street
Matt Rockendorf
Lh. McDernot NG
Sec'y
Cranbrook Lodge
Acpa AM
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Cranbrook, B. C
Charles P. Campbell
Champion College of
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the Kootenays
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Tiedlieal
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