Kingston Prospect Shows Promising Ore Bodies and Copper Value
The Kingston property near the Willmore area shows payable ore zones with copper and gold assays. Bond holders led by Adin Greenman report deepening development, strong arsenopyrite and chalcopyrite minerals, and a likely self furnishing mine with metallurgical tests ongoing.
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Kingston
C.H. Brookes
Wml
Iork
Bsen
Adin
Greeiman
Whe Jn
Metropolitas
Warhorse
Kingston Group
Tong
Wille
Mecco
Nomalin
Ainining
Creeman
Nining Wong
Better Sheep for BC and Maritime Provinces Plan
Ottawa reports a summer grant from Agriculture Minister Martin Burrell to boost British Columbia and Maritime Province sheep stock. Dominion and Ontario breeders will cooperate with the department to buy Ontario stock for eastern and western herds. The initiative aims to raise Canada’s two million sheep to improve the wool and overall industry nationwide.
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Ottawa
Ont
Martin Burrell
British Columbia
Maritime Provinces
Dominian Sheep Breeders’ Association
Department of Ageleultape
Dominion and
Ontario Sheep Breeders Associations
Ontario
Canale
Prairie Provinces
Conservative convention names Tho Grew candidate for Montana
The Conservative convention chosen Tho Grew as the candidate for Montana to succeed ALS Goodeve. The event noted Grew’s selection and plans moving forward within the party.
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Grew
Als
Goodeve
Signs of Awak The Great Northern Eyes Westward Expansion
The Great Northern announces a more aggressive western policy and to extend lines into the Okanagan valley. Louis Hill leaves the presidency, Carl R. Gray leads the new administration, and officials indicate plans to strengthen the railroad’s coastbound V I & BE route, with field reports to follow. The visit to Penticton signals intent to boost fruit trade and report on conditions.
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Great Northern
GNR
Brue
Penticton
Penticton Board of Tre
W. T. Shatford
E. Poley-Bennett
E. Cannel
Okanagan Valley
Okanagan
Oroville
Louis Hill
Gaal Re Gray
Spokane
Cals
Gray
Maison
Dny
Carl BR. Gray
Rumor of Ottawa political succession around Sir Lower Gouin
Rumors from Ottawa on May 16 propose Sir Lower Gouin as a possible successor to Sir Wilfrid Laurier as leader of the Patriation Libert party and potential opposition leader if Laurier retires. Geoffrey P. L. Graham's role as opposition lender lacks clarity amid disclosures about the National Transcontinental line costs.
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Ottawa
Lower Gouin
Witmer
Quebec
Wilfrid Laumer
Wilfrid
Han. Geo
Grahin
DIRT WILL FLY On Great Northern Line Extension Progress
Reports say work will push from both ends toward the coast on the Great Northern extension to Coquihalla and Otter fronts. Kennedy, chief engineer, organizes crews from Vancouver and Potlatch hotel HQ to oversee construction with contractors expected to inspect the route beyond Tulalane.
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Coquiballa
Sul
Tulanwon
Earl Grey Praises Duke of Connaught At Canada Dinner
London May 17 Earl Grey presided at a Royal Canadian Institute dinner praising the Duke of Connaught and the duchess for winning Canadian hearts on arrival. He lauded the Duke as official chief, brother of the late King Edward and uncle of King George, recalling Empire Day scenes in Toronto and noting Canadians’ readiness to share imperial defence burdens.
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Royal Canadian Institute
Viscount Milner
Earl Stanhope
Admiral Iantle
Parkin
Ion Just
Earl Grey
Duke of Chninaught
Canada
Dominion
Aninp
Edward
King George
Toronto
Burl Grey
Onuilan
Great Britain
Edison claims new ore separation method to boost wealth
A Hearst paper reports Thomas Edison has developed a method to separate paying elements from ore, potentially earning 100000 dollars annually per productive output. The new process would extract valuable materials from low grade ore with a simple system, backed by statements from H B Clifford and metallurgists about its transformative impact on industry.
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Hearst
Phetui
Thomas Edison
New York Anmerican
Dikplin
Helena
Edison
B. Clifford
Waldorf-Astoria
Stans
Adison
Manite seeks successor in wake of Tudge Muatwe
A suitable man to succeed the late Tudge Muatwe is being sought by Me Boden. W J Hanna, provincial secretary in the Ontiuwin cabinet, is mentioned as a likely successor amid new laws and changes to provincial status and port development on Madsou Bay.
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Tudge Muatwe
Me. Boden
W. J. Hanna
Ontiuwin
Davies of
Manite
Madsou Bay
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Modern Woodmen OF America
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