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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
4
Town and District recounts a fatal accident at the second tunnel where an Italian man died instantly after a crowbar fell on him. Other items note a large express day at Golden, Christmas church services, and a crowded Methodist Sunday School program with careful remarks on illness and last minute cast changes.
The funeral for D Sabatino, killed in the second tunnel accident, took place Friday at eleven. News notes R J Robinson FP Douglas and Miss Carter will travel east in the coming days. A six room house with plaster and a 60 by 250 foot lot near Kicking Horse bridge is offered for cash. W J Wright’s fracture case prompts a fundraising drive. Schunter’s camp contributes 25 to aid his family. St Paul’s church Sunday school holds annual Christmas exam Sunday at 2 30 and a treat on Monday at 8 with carols readings tableaux and prizes for top students. Children’s event is free.
O'Brien a Frenchman with an Irish name faced Burdette in Beach's camp on Christmas. The fight left O'Brien with ten injuries including three near the heart, and Burdette knocked down twice and slashed with a carving knife. Both men were involved, Burdette arrested and remanded for eight days after a preliminary hearing.
An ad extols Dr Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming they boost digestion and blood quality without harmful drugs. The piece notes sixty tablets cost 25 cents and lists C. W. Field as distributor in Toronto. The text also mentions Nordheimer piano factory closure due to labor troubles and a Carnegie gift of 7000 dollars for Cornwall's public library.
A patient reports rapid improvement after half an hour on Dr Agnew’s Cure for the Heart following London doctors’ verdict of incurable heart trouble. The testimonial describes severe pains, fainting, and exhaustion before using two bottles. Sold by C. W. Field.
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