Bishop Reeve to Take Assistant Bishop Post in Toronto
Edmonton June 14 Bishop Reeve stationed at Athabasca has accepted posting as assistant bishop in Toronto. He plans a northward inspection trip to Lesser Slave Lake Peace River and Mackenzie districts beginning June 15. He will be away about a month and then move to Toronto for future residence with no successor named yet.
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Edmonton
Bishop Reeve
Athabasca
Ing
Toronto
Reeve
Lesser Slaveake
Peace
Mackenzie Tigers
Calgary Rancher Hurt In Ontario Race Meet Incident
Calgary ranchman D A Campbell and his wife were visiting the Ontario Jockey Club and Montreal races when he was thrown from his horse tonight and badly hurt. He was rushed to Western Hospital unconscious. The horse had been brought from the West. The wife remained with him in Toronto as they planned to return home tomorrow.
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Toronto
D.A. Campbell
Calgary
Ontario Jockey Club
Montreal
Western
Death in Strife over Beer Sparks Inquest in Stratford
Stratford Ontario June 17 Henry Lockey charged with murder after altercation with Weah Hill over points to buy beer ended with Hill dead from a broken neck. Witnesses say Hill fell during the fight while Lockey claims Hill stumbled. Coroner Devlin and Dr Rankin attended. Hill left a wife and several children. In Okotoks a town council meet discussed funding a town fire hall, considering a $15,000 total cost. Mahop offered to sell his Main street building for $4,400 to serve as a temporary hall.
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Ont
Hill
Lockey
Devlin
Rankin
Old Land
Okotoks
G. W. Gordon
Calgary
G. W. Mahop
Main Street
Fisher
R. A. Green
High River
John Lincham
J. Holland
Southern
Manitoba
Grand Central
Sherring Faces Slim Chance for Amateur Return
June 11 report quotes a C A A official stating Sherring from Hamilton has only a ghost of a chance to be reinstated into amateur ranks.
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Montreal
C.A.A. U
Sherring
Canadian Northern Railway to Build Line to Moose Jaw
The Free Press reports the Canadian Northern Railway plans to build a line to Moose Jaw from a point on its Prince Albert branch. Construction is expected to start this summer.
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Man
the Free Press
Canadian Northern Railway Company
Moose Jaw
Prince Albert
Seattle Divorce Says Husband Absent With Others
Josephine Fey divorced Low Fey a Chinoge after testifying he mistreated her and spent time away with other Chinese. She said he refused to help bury their child and she moved to Seattle, seeking life apart. Fey, a Holland native, had married in Na Naimo in 1905.
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Seattle
Josephine Fey
Low Fey
Chinoge
Nanaimo
van Looy
Morris
Feys
Holland
Drowning Deaths and University Site Sale Report
A logger William Radnor died after slipping from a log in the upper Shuswap River near Enderby. His body was recovered and sent to Olds, Alberta for burial. Also Strathcona reports Alberta University site purchase for 160000 on Simpson estate, and Hamilton fines William Crawford 20 for selling ice cream on Sunday at Dundurn Park.
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Enderby
Olds
Alberta
University
Strathcona
University of Alberta
Simpson
Hamilton
Ont
William Crawfod
Dundurn Park
Italian Arrested in Edmonton for Attempted Murder
In Edmonton Mastopidre, an Italian, was arrested at Camrose days ago for attempted murder of another Italian. He arrived in the city yesterday and is jailed at the R N W M P barracks. The injured party receives treatment at Strathcona hospital Salvation Army hospital. Local Salvation Army plans include a hospital and children shelter this fall or next spring with a branch and building in Strathcona planned for this fall.
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Edmonton
Mastopidre
Camrose
R.N.W.M.P
Strathcona Hospital
Salvation Army Hospital
Salvation Army
Army
Strathcona
Ontario Bank Sues Former President Cockburn for $37,699.50
In Toronto the Ontario Bank files writs against former president George Ralph Richardson Cockburn claiming 37,699.50 plus interest from March 1, 1903, for money wrongfully placed and the purchase price of 278 shares later transferred to the bank. The docket also notes other provincial cases across Saskatoon and Winnipeg.
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Cockburn
Toronto
Ontario Bank
George Ralph Richardson Cockburn
Great Northern Survey Near Camrose Edmonton
Great Northern surveying a railway line toward Edmonton. Surveying party now within 18 miles of Camrose. Line expected to be built next year.
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Great Northern
Edmonton
Great Northern Srom
Camrose
Suspected foul play in Murray River merchant death
Daniel J. MacDonald, a Murray River merchant, was found dead about 20 yards from the bridge in Charlottetown. A shipyard worker overheard a distress cry near the bridge between ten and eleven but did not hear a splash. The coroner's doctor said there was no drowning or water in the lungs, and investigators consider a mis-step over the low railing possible while noting foul play fears.
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Charlottetown
P.E.L
Daniel J. MacDonald
Murray River
Wallord
MacDonald
Saskatchewan river flood sweeps away Edmonton logs
A Saskatchewan river flood overnight caused by rapid thawing and heavy snow left Edmonton lumberyards counting heavy losses. About 100000 logs and several rafts were carried away as the river rose twelve feet from Friday evening to early Saturday, with major losses to Edmonton Lumber Company and Fraser Brothers. 로그 note claims will be issued marking different logs for recovery.
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Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Edmonton Lumber Company
John Walters
Fraser Bros
Prince Brothers of
Battleford
Floral tributes mark Rev. Leo Gaetz funeral in Red Deer
Red Deer mourned Rev. Leo Gaetz at his funeral yesterday under a canopy of floral tributes. The family wreath bore father as the inscription and dozens of tributes came from local organizations and many residents including the District Conservative Association and Gaetz employees among others. Many cards were torn or missing from wreaths during handling, leaving some without names.
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Red Deer
Leo Gaetz
Asso
Ladies Aid Society
Red Deer Memorial Hospital Board
Molson
Smith and Gaetz
Norwquay
Vera
Gover
John T. Moore
W. A. Moore
Cassels
Carscallen
Late Pioneer Minister Bequests Scholarships Grants
Red Deer reports the will of Rev. Dr. Leo Gaetz provides 1000 to Alberta College for an annual scholarship and 1000 each to the Red Deer Methodist church and to the western Methodist funds, plus 1000 to the General Missionary Society of Canada. He previously donated 5000 in property and 1000 to Red Deer Memorial hospital.
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Red Deer
Leo Gaetz
Alberta College
Edmonton
Methodist Church
Methodist Church In Canada
General Missionary Society of the Methodist Church In Canada
Dr. Gaetz
MISSING RELATIVES SEEK INFORMATION ON IMMIGRANTS
Notices request any information on missing relatives who left the old country. Garrett Ann of Preston on Stour, 47, last heard in Montreal 1884. Hinckes or Poole Henry left Maida Vale for Newfoundland in 1864. Caffin red went to Canada from Portsmouth four years ago. Cameron Alexander last heard 1892 aboard Alleta or Alberta.
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Ad‘dress
Garrett
Ann
Preston-on- Stour
Montreal
Hinckes
Poole
Henry
Maida-vale
Newfoundland
Sarah
Caffin
Red
Canada
Portsmouth
Bre
Aber
Cameron
Alexander
Alleta
Alberta
John
DeWinton Notes Excitement Dances In June Melrose Concert
DeWinton June 11 The May 31 Melrose concert was praised as a very successful affair by attendees. Plasterers are working on the market. Mrs John Watt arrived last week to join her husband who came about a month ago. Crops in the district look fine with the showery weather meeting their needs.
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Dewinton
Melrose
John Watt
Convention Week Attracts Trade Boards and Masons In Prince Albert
Prince Albert hosts the fourth annual convention of boards of trade on June 18 to 20 with cabinet ministers from Saskatchewan and Alberta expected. The Masonic grand lodge and the Medical association meet concurrently, drawing many business leaders. Also, Rev War nick er bids farewell to Winnipeg pastors and the Manitoba Jockey Club opens its race meeting.
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Boards of Trade
Masonic “Grand Lodge
Prince Albert
Sask
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Masonic Grand Lodge
Medical Association
Grain Very Good at Cardston District
Cardston June 22 Grain prospects in this district are described as very good with crops ahead of the west. Wild strawberries are forming, haying to commence in about two weeks, and spring wheat several feet tall. Also notes regional weather and farm conditions in St Thomas and Ottawa reports of public officials.
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Cardston
Edmonton Brick Plant Planned in City
Plans for a large brick plant with 100000 capital were completed at a city meeting last Friday. Local promoters bought a site and will build immediately to use the Berg process. Officers include D R Fraser president and Charles May vice president with H J Helliwell as secretary treasurer. Directors named are A Brown C Gallagher J H Gerlepy R J Manson and John MacDonald.
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Edmonton
D. R. Fraser
Charles May
H. J. Helliwell
Becky & Emery
Becky & Emery, Solicitors
A. Brown
C. Gallagher
J. H. Gerlepy
R. J. Manson
John. MacDonald
Inquest On Galician Killed At A Dance
Inquest opened last night into the death of Lutz Soroby a Galician slain at a wedding in Winnipeg. A key witness recalled a quarrel between a man named Zacaharis and the deceased and noted uninvited guests at the entrance. Death was from strangulation with a nose wound bleeding into the lungs. the inquest was adjourned.
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Winnipeg
Lutz
Soroby
Ingii
Gplician
Zacaharis
Prize For Fall Wheat Cup To Be Won At Calgary Fair
A silver challenge cup presented by the Manitoba Free Press of Winnipeg will be contested at the Calgary fair with an annual silver medal awarded to the winner. On the Indian Head strike, workers in Saskatchewan went on strike for 2.50 a day, halting the waterworks extension.
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Winnipeg
Calgary
Cn the
Indian Head
Sask
Waterworks Construction Gang
Cyclone Damages Napinka Farms in Manitoba
A Manitoba cyclone struck Napinka Sunday morning causing heavy damage to farms and crops as residents report widespread impact across the area. No injuries are detailed in the brief notice.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Napinka
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