Conservative Club Backs Manson After Bate Row in Comox
At a Cumberland Conservative Club meeting, Thomas E. Bate faced the club over his appointment as returning officer amid charges of absent attendance and mixed political alignment. The group resolved to endorse Mr. Manson as the club candidate as discussions touched on roads funding and the need for a steam roller due to weak bridges and culverts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Bate
Comox
Mr. Bate
Bate
Manson
Islander
Siddal
Local football and sports wrapup with Nanaimo clash looming
The Maroons won 3 to 2 over Black and White in a Sunday practice game as Cumberland eyes Nanaimo United on the 17th. Victoria would win the league by taking two from Nanaimo, otherwise a three-way BC title chase could form if Nanaimo wins twice and Cumberland wins three of remaining games. Billiards buzz at Potter pool room with an English handicap for a silver cup. 60 players. Wrestling recap notes Thomson dominant over Tapella with a possible rematch hinted. Classified ad lists furnished year burnished property at Javis Bay Hotel Victoria.
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Maroons
Victoria
Nanaimo
Cumberland
B. C
Uniteds
Potter Pool Room
J. J. Potter
Mine Explosion at Merritt Rumors of deadly blast in Diamond Vale mine
Rumors in Cumberland reported a large explosion at the Diamond Vale mine in Merritt. Seven men were killed, two severely burned, while eleven on the 600 foot level escaped unharmed as others huddled together in fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Diamond Vale
Merritt
Cumberland Cafe Serves Ham and Eggs Delight
At Cumberland Cafe Bert praises the ham and eggs, packing some for later as he enjoys the hearty meal. The scene centers on a satisfied customer and the cafe’s popular breakfast.
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Cumberland Cafe
Bert
Cumberland Fire Ladies Fundraising Masquerade Ball
Fire department aims to raise funds for a reading room and quarters with a masquerade ball on the 18th. Cumberland Fire Company of 80 members, led by Chief T. E. Banks and Captain Bob Webster, seeks community support and lists prizes for best dressed lady and gent, costumes, and group representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
T. E. Banks
Chas, Parnham
John Bruce
Fraser Watson
John Cameron
R. Grant, Jr
Bob Webster
Yee
Leee
Shibata
Cumberland Fire Department
Death in Camp No 2 Logging Accident and Inquest Findings
Emil Sandwich 22 worked in Courtenay area logging camp and died after being struck on the head by a cable in a logging machine accident. Jury finds death caused by the cable striking him due to overlong cable and urges government to regulate equipment and prevent repeat fatalities. Also noted is a later schedule advertising Dr Hall's lectures in Cumberland March 16 and 17 with talks on women, parents, and White Slave Traffick and a collection for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emi Sandwich
Courtenay
Abrams
Emil Sandwich
C. HW Shannon
Foreman
W. J. McKean
Jameas C. Creech
Jne R. Johnston
James HH. Parkin
P. Leo Anderton
Dr. Hall
Cumberland
P. Hall
la. m
Cumberland Hall
Trafic
Testimonial to Jas Reid at St George's Presbyterian
At a Board of Managers meeting of St George's Presbyterian church Mr James Reid received a complimentary address and a gold headed ebony cane. Rev James Hood praised his long service as trustee manager and treasurer. Mr Reid thanked donors and announced his departure with Mrs Reid for Nanaimo after eighteen years in Cumberland.
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St. George's Presbyterian Church
James Reid
James Hood
Reid
St. George Church
Cumberland
Nanaimo
Tenders for Hospital Additions in Cumberland
Notice for Union and Comox District Hospital addition work in Cumberland with bids due by April 1, 1912. Plans and specifications available at I. Mounee’s office, saw mill. Lowest bid not necessarily accepted.
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Union & Comox
Cumberland
I. Mounee
Conservative club backs Trobert Cessford for deputy
At a meeting last evening the Conservative club recommended Trobert Cessford for deputy. They were immediately appointed by the Returning Officer Bate. The Finance committee of the OY MPC A will meet in the council chambers on Monday evening March at 8 o'clock. Full attendance is requested as 48 items of vital importance will be discussed.
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Trobert
Cessford
Briik Park
Bate
The
MPC. A
Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hon. M. Manson
Cumber and Conservative Club
Cumberland Conservative Club
Thomas E. Bate
A. B. Boyer
Socialist Party
Tom Bickle
Bickle
Frank Parks
John N. McLeod
Mr. Manson
F. J. Dalby
Short
Eulo
Old Warhorses
Young Bloods
Tapella
Thomson
Nanaimo United
Nanimoree
Celtics
LNT
J. L
B.C. Freeman
Messrs. Plews
Smith & Co
Plews
T. BE. Bate
Jas. Reid
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