Local Notes and Business Briefs From Golden District
A mix of town notices and ads: J. C. Green left for Robinson millinery opening. E. Buridge from Revelstoke to install farms in a new bank building. J. R. Robinson injured by a meat hook but treated with no serious harm. For sale eight yearling heifers and five cows. Jalius Hex advertises fabrics and a $20 suit offer. Census enumerators urged. payrolls and building contracts noted for Revelstoke and Golden. Canadian Pacific Railway selling Golden round trip tickets for the New Westminster exhibition. licensing disputes affect circus in town. a Western elder departs for California, and local telegraph work and windermere lines discussed.
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J. C. Green
E. Buridge
W. Lawrence, Revelstoke
J. R. Robinson
Taylor
Jalius Hex
DzRson
Golden
B.C
West Kootenay
Lwen
A. E. Fromey
Revelstoke
Howy
Fromey
Tuperial Bank
Sultanna
Lardeau
Canadian
Pacis Railway
Circus Visit Draws Mixed Reactions in Town
Mr Dave Good returns from Skeena steamboating to a town buzz about a Tuesday circus. The show drew steady crowds with praised trapeze acts and a strong menagerie led by manager Ford. An overturned lion cage near Edmonton caused excitement but no injuries. The parade failed to materialize due to time, while some acts, notably pink tights, drew poor reception. The train left around 8 PM amid a calmer farewell than in prior seasons.
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Dave Good
Skeena
Ford
Sheriff Redgrave
Jenny
McKinley
Edmonton
Eichels
Royal Party Arrives at Quebec on Ophir
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York arrive in Quebec aboard the Ophir on Monday September 16 in heavy rain. The Duke reviews troops and presents medals to South African Contingents assembled on the Plains of Abraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke and’ Duchess of Cornwall
York
Quebec
Ophir
Plains of Abraham
Pekin Forts Handover By Chinese Forces
Chinese troops enter Pekin and receive the forts from American and Japanese forces. Officials and dignitaries in formal attire gather on the plaza as Prince Chong and General Chiang meet to thank the troops for protection. Foreigners move through the scene as the forces begin to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
United States
Prince Chong
Chiang
Yamani
Robertson
Premier faces theft charges in Winnipeg preliminary hearing
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Winnipeg proceeding involving a premier accused of theft. The text is garbled but mentions Ottawa and multiple locations with references to a trial, witnesses, and numbers. details are unclear due to damaged text.
Frightful Gas Explosion Rocks Colorado Coal Mine
A gas explosion at 5:80 p m in the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co mine at Spring Gulch Colorado Springs likely killed all workers present estimated at about 100 men. The blast wrecked the entry and caused a severe cave in while three men were rescued but badly mangled.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
the Gazette
Glenwood Springs
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
Spring Gulch
Thexsgeere
Le Roi mine to hire 700 workers in Brinuh Colombia
The Le Roi mine near Rosaland BC plans to hire 700 workers including 400 miners at 8.50 a day and 300 helpers at 2.50. The five compartment shaft reaches 1160 feet and will reach 1500 feet. Ore bodies extend to the 900 1000 level with a daily output of about 1000 tons once operation begins. Modern machinery is ready to run. Other major camps are preparing to start work immediately.
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Rosaland
B.C
le Roi
Bruinh
Colombia
Otart
O'Conner Tribute to President McKinley
T P O'Conner offers a glowing tribute to President William McKinley calling his career typically American and highlighting the dignity of American life. He notes McKinley’s leadership amid national pride and the enduring wholesomeness of the American home and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. O'Conner
United States
William Nobioley
America
William
McKinley
Galician Strike In Canada Over Track Work Wages
Immigrant Galicians in Canada refuse work as trackmen on the Canadian Pacific line after spring farming. They are brought to Calgary, then halt work when strike orders come, hoping for wage restoration or settlement. The company declines to carry the workers, leaving them awaiting their fate amid labor tension.
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C. P
Edmonton
O. PB
Calgary
Alton
Gary
the Way Company
Chroumata
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Deaths and disasters touch a wary public mood
A collage of late 19th century items reports the death of Henry B. Whipple at 69, a coal seam discovery near Ladyemith, and a fatal child case blamed on alleged negligence. It recalls McKinley’s funeral, a dock fire near Whitestar, and public reaction to sensational crime rumors and violence.
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Beattle P.I
United States
Wellington Colliery Company
Ladyemith
Messia Battle
Bryden
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H.p Laerie
Laurie
Northey
Vancouver
Engineering Works, Ltd
Rucocasora
Armostrong & Morrison
J. C
Toronto
Beuthur
Sam
Molly
Windermerd
Bavi
Winnipeg
Teu Wan
Allie
Ottawa
Barrett
Harness and Shoemaker
Dh Hes
Kicking Horse
Winers
Royal
the Duchées of York
Henry B. Whipple
Victoria
Brooke
Brooks
Tagustody
Arcents
Beattie
Allen
Propertir
Geo. Thornton
Shief
Bes
Mibarn
Wullolo
Washington
Capitol
Canton
Avay
Mortine Ike
New ‘York
Selden
McDermot
Mark
British Sh Columbia
G. B. McDermot
General ‘Merchant
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