Fatality at the mine claims two workers in blast incident
A mine accident at Sunnysides No. 3 killed Archibald McAllister and William Coward. The coroner’s inquest found they died from injuries after a misfired hole in a drift, with the blast shattering Coward and mangling McAllister. The verdict cited risky working conditions and the men’s deaths as the result of the blast while clearing muck.
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Siven
Sunnysides No. 3
Archie McAllister
William Coward
McAllister
Coward
Sampson
Joe Gelicazky
Oscar Peterson
Price
McAllieter
Archibald Mee Allister
Aheunion
Ion
Cowart
Lencashire
Land
Tologuin
MacAllister
Victuria
Old Hedlevite Revisits Camp With Economic Geology Praise
Last Friday Harry Rodgers arrived from Seattle to renew acquaintances. He is praised as possibly the best posted man on the camp’s economic geology, with strong practical grounding and training from eminent geologists. The piece notes modesty as a flaw and hints he may visit Camp Hadley again this summer.
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Harry Rodgers
Seattle
M. K
Wee
Nickel Plate Hill
Hedley
Gazette
Wright
Tke Winchell
Atwater
Camp Hadley
Harry
Zinc Smelter Site To Be At Medicine Hat Says The Kootenian
The Kootenian reports the Lucky Tim mine in the Slogan may ship ore to a zinc smelter at Medicine Hat due to abundant gas and clay. The Mining and Scientific Press notes the Hidden Creek deal valued at 200000 was largely settled on December 13 with 25000 still owed to engineer Mr. Rodgers who relinquished his stake for 160 Granby shares and 50000 cash. Hodgens received 400000 as majority holder in Hidden Creek. The Slocan Star reports ongoing shipments after last year’s development while Porcupine stocks slump and aggressive brokers face suspensions.
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Kootensian
Lucky Tim
Medicine Hat
Hidden Creek
Wis
Rodgers
Compiany
Granby
Hodgens
Hidden Creek Company
Hospital Benefit Ball Raises Funds Behind Successful Night
A benefit ball for Hedley Hospital held at Shatford's hall drew attendees from Keremeos and Princeton with music by Sproule and Daly Roight. Despite a late postponement, costs were modest and the event yielded a net balance of 270 dollars after expenses and donations from Rev. A. H. Ganerom, J. J. Armstrong, and Steve Mangoth.
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Hedley Hospital
Shatford’s
Justine
Wade
Duy
Kero
Kero-- Zeos
Keremeos
J. A. Brown
J. M. Daly
Miss Daly
Corrigan
Bessie Richter
Bessie Richter, Miss Kirby, Mass Innis, Miss Beomley, Messes
Maurice Daly
Messrs
Etches
Hope
London
Princeton
Waterman
Norah Lyall
Whiteman
Melville Waddell
B. Lyall
J. Johnson
A. Miller
de. McCutfrey
Daly
Parsons
Beadshiuw
Edith
Leonard
Miss Fauld
Rev
A. H. Ganerom
J. J. Armstrong
Steve Mangoth
Hedley
Unclear text from Vancouver report on political candidates
Fragmentary Vancouver London dispatch notes politeness in holdup and mentions Lona Downey and Diable Diotgitds as candidates. Northern Gandia pushes constriction of lines in Unis province with planned spring staffing and a projected expenditure nearing a million.
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Vancouver
London
Mach ix
Lona Downey
Gandia Nortiern
Unis
Memorial Service for Archy Moc Allister and Billie Conad
A large crowd attended the funeral and memorial service for Archy Moc Allister and Billie Conad who died in the recent accident. The Hedley Miners Union held the ceremony at Daly Avenue hall and at Bivaley cemetery with Rev James Hogg of Galston presiding. The miners choir of sixteen voices joined the service, which blended a memorial sermon with the usual Presbyterian rite to honor the two men.
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Archie Moc Allister
Billie Conad
Bivaley
Hedley Miner’s Union
Daly Avenue
Miner's Union Tall
James Hogg
Galston
Ayrshire
Scotland
Keveneos
A. H. Meron
Ma. Hogg
Themen
Mr. Hogg
Hedley
Anil
Mauajue
Vancouver to doubletrack 100 miles rail line plan
The proposal aims to doubletrack a 10 mile Canadian Northern line section between Spences Bridge and Hope with costs between 20 and 25 million dollars and potential opening early next year. Surveys for a Spence's Bridge to Kamloops double track exist though not as viable. John Masteel, a worker, died accidentally at the telegraphic camp work site.
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Pfs
Vancouver
G.I
Spences Beldie
Hope
Canadian Northern
Bridge
Kamau
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E. Hamilton
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Modern Woodmen OF America
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Hedley Gazette
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