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20 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
1
Emperors Meet Aboard Hohenzollern After Royal Welcome
The Russian Emperor Pishels was received by Emperor William on the German royal yacht Hohenzollern. They greeted each other warmly, shared a meal on deck, and later waved as the German squadron formed in two lines for the ceremony. Admirals and officers were presented to the Czar after the greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantaic
Emperor Pishels
Russia
William
Hohensollern
Mangway
Ozar‘aat
Alexis
Hela
Hohensollere
Standart
Squadros
Hohenfollern
Czar
Royal honors in Canada for Duke and Duchess visit
Montreal Sept 18 reports His Majesty pardons royal honors during the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. Sir John A Boyd becomes Knight Commander of St Michael and St George with others named as companions and knights, including leaders from McGill Laval and Toronto, plus Gov Gen aides and a railway president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Theding
Duke
Cornwall
York
St. Michael and George
John A. Boyd
High Court of Justice
Ontario
Louis Jette
Quebec
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Great Powers Back Spain in Moroccan Crisis
Semi official reports say major powers will back Spain morally in the crisis over stolen children. The payment of indemnity and child release deadline expires today, the Sultan remains passive, and Spain has sent a warship to back its position. Spain threatens bombardment of Moroccan towns and possible land troop action if demanded gains fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Spain
Plains of Abraham Park Plans Gain Immediate Approval
Quebec Sept 18 The City Council authorized the Mayor to sign papers for the purchase and transfer of the Plains of Abraham and gave first reading to a by law establishing a national park on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Civil Servants Strike Shocks City Mail Service
A strike by city letter carriers began in Wilnnipsg and threatens to spread. Post Office officials say mounting mail, piling sorting tasks, and staff shortages on rail and in the office are the grievance, with no wage increases reported. Five workers have left without replacement, worsening the backlog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geen
Binoy
Judge finds Ali Gebeer guilty in Alien Labor Act cases
Rossland presiding magistrate Boultbee convicts Ali Gebeer the Oregon contractor of two offenses under the Alien Labor Act. Fines of 500 in the Stevenson case and 60 in the Andrews case, or three months imprisonment if unpaid by September 28. Deportation likely to follow. broader labor disputes rise with union actions and mine conflicts affecting Josie and Le Roi operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossland
Boultbee
Horce
Ali Gebeer
Geiser
Stevenson
Andrews Cage
Ben Wirth
Labor Department
Ortawi
le Roi
Wedtarn
Centre Biar
Josie
Rumored Lumber Syndicate Grabs BC Mills
Vancouver report says a syndicate led by J J Hill was in talks to purchase all lumber mills in British Columbia and the Mainland at near rock bottom prices The Colonist notes early optimism but later advices deny the report stating no foundation for the claim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
J.J. Hill
British Columbia
Hill Syndicate
Great strike ended after conference settles labor dispute
New York September 14 the wreat strike began June 80 and ends after talks between Amalgamated Association leaders and United States Steel subsidiary officers. Workers will return to mills Monday morning. Details of fall terms not released in line with allied pact. President Shaffer of the Amalgamated will issue orders from Pittsburg on Sunday. No conclusive agreement reached with United States Steel Corporation and Amalgamated drops coastal mills claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wreat Ster
Amalgamated Association
United States Bee! Corporation
American Tinplate Company
Shaffer
Pittsburg
Tre
United States ‘Reel Corporation
Ite
Cosstal
Czolgosh arraigned in high profile assassination case
Buffalo report says Leon F Oxelgeen and Fred Nelman were indicted by a County court fraud jury for the murder of President William Noiley at the Tombly of Music. The incident occurred at 4 16 o clock on September 4 on PanAmerican Reposition grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Leon F. Oxelgeen
Fred Nelman
William Noiley
Tumply of Music
Thos Gifford Elected Over J C Brown in Close Race
In Westmington on September 18 the contest between J C Brown and Thomas Gifford ended with Gifford winning by a 62 vote majority. Both campaigns mobilized supporters but early forecasts grew darker for Brown as results favored the opposition candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmingter
J.C . Brown
Thos Gifford
Brown
Gifford
Fireworks Blaze Injures Officials Aboard Frontenac
An explosion on the Government steamer Frontenac at Québec injures Hon. J. F. Tarte and Hon. Jus Sutherland among others. A display of fireworks ignited clothing and caused burns and injuries while passengers tried to escape. Dr. Borden and Mrs. Turcotte were hurt as crews fought the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Québec
Frortenac
J F. Tarte
Jus
Sutherland
Borden
J. Ns
Montreal
Tur=cotte
Monrival
Miss Fielding
Tate
Frontenac
Ourcette
Tarte
lJidies
Lasteniner Bureta
Gye Bodt
Chatunu Frontenac
Ran
Ohae Pitzpath Mixes Mielding
Fielding
Phadder Witit
Prederick Pledford
Dwu
Ottawa Tightens Timber Export Rules In Northwest And BC
An order in council dated January 19 1899 tightens timber access rules for Manitoba Northwest Territories and the BC railway belt It restricts export of logs and requires timber from the railway belt to be manufactured within Dominion limits The regulator aims to prevent outland export and preserve local mills Also reports arrests in Montreal related to the Duke and Duchess visit prompt heightened security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Cl‘ffor 'Sifton
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
British Columbia
Dominion
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