Ottawa Notes and International Gossip From London to Vancouver
Ottawa notes report questions to the government about Chief Justice Davie canvassing last election and whether inquiry will follow. A caucus session in Vancouver notes broad support for Premier Laurier and minister speeches, with future accountability for partisan officials. Also listed are whips for Ontario, Maritime provinces, Manitoba, and BC, plus Li Hung Chang’s Canadian visit. Reports from Cariboo bullion haul of 81000 dollars, the largest in that time, and notes on Astor and Princess Victoria marriage speculation in London society. An unrelated testimonial cites Chamberlain's remedy for cramps and diarrhoea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergion
Me Scriver
Laurier
Vancouver
Cariboo
London
William Waldorf Astor
Victoria of Wales
Europe
Scarce clear: overhauled ship and fever talk in town
The item mentions a vessel No. 312 in shops, a warm spell, and rumors of large bush fires to the west. Scarlet fever remains present and quarantines cause talk of a fashionable spread. Dr Stephen H. Biminem, a New York metallurgist, claims a process to convert silver into gold, reporting four ounces of gold from six of silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen H. Biminem
New York
Emmens Olls
New York Journal
Guidén Hospital Society Meeting Notice
The adjourned annual meeting is set for Monday evening September 14 at 8 o'clock in the School House. Cuas H Parson serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guidén Hospital Society
Kootenay Consolidated Mining Company Registered Abroad
Certificate of registration under the Companies Act records the Kootenay Consolidated Mining Company foreign registration. Head office listed as Everett Washington USA with a 1,000,000 share capital and broad mining commerce powers in the United States and British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenay Consolidated Mining Company
City of
Everett
State of Washington
U.S.A
United States
British Columbia
Victorian
Province of
Pain Ball Delivers Relief for Sprained Ankle
Mrs Kell of Pomona California praises Chamberlain's Pain Ball after a sprained ankle failed to heal with liniments. She also endorses it for rheumatism lame back chest pains pleurisy and other muscular pains. Langley Co supplies Victoria and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kell
Pomona
Cal
Chamberlain
Langley & Co
Victoria
Vancouver
Administration of August Tas estate in Kootenay County
In the County Court of Kootenay Donald No 88 of 1896 the Official Administrator Act is invoked for August Tas deceased. James I Armstrong is appointed administrator of all goods chattels and credits. Creditors of Field East Kootenay labourer must send full claim details within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Lappan
James F. Armstrong
James I Armstrong
Kootenay
August Tas
Galden
Tas
East Kootznay
Ditad
Donald
B.C
Thomas Hobson
Eleanor Potter
Thomas Adams
Clement J. Cornwall
Co.j
Golden
East Kootenay
Miner
Donald B.C
Donald B,c
Adams Estate In County Court Proceedings 1896
In the County Court of Kootenay No 87 of 1896 the matter concerns the estate of Thomas Adams deceased. Proceedings likely concern probate or administration of the estate and related claims or distributions.
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Thomas Adams
Golden Era Office Printing Offer Sparks Local Map Ad
Local ad touts printing services at the Golden Era office offering neat land artistic work at low cost. The brief promotes affordable printing and design work for residents seeking quick, economical options.
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Ottawa Notes
McTines
Davie
Ontario
Janes Sutherland
Gibson
Maritime Province
Flint
Manitoba
the Territories
R. L. Richardson
Mr Bostock
Henri Joly
Li Hung Chang
Canada
Ike A Fairy Tale
Cummings
A. M. Bunnell
Centreville
Wash
Conall
Cuas
H. Parson
East Kootenay, B.C
Jaiman
Sinclair Creek
Columbia River
Bodwell & Irving
A. G. M. Spragge
Kootenay Consoltpated Mining Company
Register
C.C.J
J. F. Armstrong
Mines
W. Thos. Newman
Golden Fra Publishing Company
Golden, B.C
Asa Sons
Oroey
Stern
Shorey
the Western Milling Co
Regina, N. W.T
M. McDonald
Calgary, Alb
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