Directors. Meeting Notes From Road 7 Event
Fragmentary text shows a directors meeting outline with references to an event on Road 7 and mentions of a genie theme or agenda item. No clear individuals or organizations are readable.
06 Sep 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows a directors meeting outline with references to an event on Road 7 and mentions of a genie theme or agenda item. No clear individuals or organizations are readable.
E J Duchesnay 43, superintendent of the Pacific division, was killed while inspecting a tunnel on the Fraser River near Spezzem. A timber fire and falling rock caused the death as he checked the damaged roof. He had joined the P R in 1881 and lived with his wife and four children in Vancouver. Flags fly at half mast and mourning engines mark the loss.
Munir Bey asked to leave France amid diplomatic rupture as Turkish envoy departs Paris for Switzerland. Reports hint a naval division may move to Turkish waters and a potential return only if French demands are dropped. Earlier notes cite Sultan’s stance on Constantinople and a broader regional shift.
In Victoria British Columbia on Sept 3 a stormy cabinet session saw Hon. Mr Dunsmuir press for J C Brown to join the cabinet as provincial secretary. Hon. Mr Prentice offered finance and was to resign. Hon. Mr McBride also resigns as mines minister, with speculation of Premier stepping down and W W B McInnes possible successor.
Major Maude releases the royal itinerary for their August 28 date. The plan lists arrivals and departures across Canada including Quebec Montreal Ottawa Winnipeg Regina Calgary Vancouver Victoria Toronto Niagara Sherbrooke St John Halifax and Western Ontario trips with dates in September and mid month.
London reports indicate King Edward may confer a dukedom on Lord Salisbury during the upcoming coronation. Separate dispatches note the Montrose carrying British and Boer prisoners reached St Vincent and will sail to Bermuda, with 201 troopers and 98 prisoners aboard.
The Canadian Pacific Railway reports all track foremen and trackmen who were on strike will return to their sections this week. Manager McNicoll’s June 12 letter outlines the settlement with detailed wage rules, overtime, bonuses, transportation, housing repairs, and new rates for the Pacific Division, including foremen and field grades.
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