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15 Jun 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
1
A claim notes that the Old Family Recipe and Toins are prepared for pickup or delivery. Details on location, hours, and pricing are not provided in the fragment.
The article reports on Similkameen railway politics with Sir Whyte opposing subsidies and urging timely construction. It notes CP Rail disdain for Similkameen development, cites Mr Whyte’s statements to the Nelson News, and discusses plans from Spences Bridge to Nicola Lake and the Kootenay Central line.
The speaker refuses to pledge a fixed portion of the route through British Columbia or a western terminus there. He predicts the line may enter at current promising points, possibly cutting through the Skagit valley and emerging near Everett rather than crossing the mountains. He cautions that actions will not accelerate the project.
L A Clark returned from a week trip to locate irrigation sites for the Ellis estate now owned by Southern Okun Land Co. Daisy McLellan of Okanagan Falls returns home after a visit. Green Mountain reports a new milk house and a thirsty traveler’s refreshment point. Clark shot a large grizzly on the range. the bear dragged a trap and log. Mrs Nichol, in BC for butterfly study, plans to visit Vienna and British museums after Lake Chelan.
A bear belonging to McLean escaped into the hills near Pinto and Daly Avent, climbing a tree by the fence and resisting calls to come down as night fell. Locals debate how best to recapture the animal, while plans for a weekend sports gathering include horse events and a water polo match, with prize money reported at about 4500.
St. Petersburg reports Russia ready to name plenipotentiaries to hear Japan's proposals and suspend hostilities. Paris favored for opening talks, with Manchuria or Washington as potential Japanese demands. President Roosevelt's appeal cited with Russia consenting to public reply publication.
A drowning incident occurred on the Shuilkamwen river near Prigce ton and Allisein Pheen. The victim, identified as Robinson, was pulled from the water as bystanders and workers attempted rescue but could not save him. witnesses describe strong ebbing currents and a chaotic scene as crews searched the shore.
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