Dirigo Arrives with 130000 in Gold Dust for 50 Passengers
The Dirigo from the Dawson gold fields arrived in Vancouver with about 150000 in gold dust shared among fifty passengers. A Dawson passenger recounted a gold train of forty mules carrying as much as possible, hinting at ongoing El Dorado mining fever. The steamer Trea reached Departure Bay from Skagway with 75 passengers, while Porter Mouron reported 100000 in specie for returning Klondykers. Skagway sees daily arrivals from the interior. The Danube damaged on rocks near the north entrance, cargo flooded, Maude assisting. The sheriff seized machinery and assets of the Golden Cache mine in Lillooet.
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Vancouver
Dirigo
Dawnon
Purt
Humboldt
Vesel
Dawson
Alex McDonald
McDonald's
el Dorado
Trea
Departure Bay
Skagway
Porter Mouron
Klondikern
Danube
Union
Orth Entrance
Deuman Teland
Maude
Golden Cache
Lillooet
Prince Albert discession and Manitoba college wind up
The Presbyterian assembly at Hamilton decided to hold its next meeting in Halifax in 1900. A memorial from the Synod of Manitoba and the Northwest Territories requests winding up the seaball academy of Prince Albert NT. Funds on hand about 7300 dollars, lands to be returned to foreign mission. Distribution proposed favors St Pauls church Prince Albert and synod support, with lands returning to mission committee, taxes noted. Also reports missionaries Phillips and Sears and three native converts were killed by rioters in Nagan Hower, with broader notes on railway expansion and international boundary tensions referenced.
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Prince Alhert
Hamilton
Presbyterian Assembly
Halifax
Warden
Synod of
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Seaball Academy
Prince Albert
N. T
St Paul's Church
Prince Abert
Misom
Foreign Mission Committee
Telegraphic Briefs From A Turbulent Season
A collage of terse items reports violent wind and hail storms near Stackbon and Lev, a shooting death of a tribal member, railway grating delays, grain market notes, and distant military actions. The fragmentary wire copy mentions a train from Florida wrecked near Dawe and a high level visit by Protewore Lugar and Fletcher describing southern Stackous locust activity.
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Winnipeg
Fiipuos
U.S
Aimericana
Alex
Rangeroek
Dawe
Jae Wade
Lugar
Fletcher
Cannibalism Tale From Yukon Trail Tragedy
A Yukon tale recounts two men from Providence and Brockton starving after leaving the Dal river with insufficient food. Their bodies were found near Old Man's Creek, one partly eaten, while the other two died five miles away. The incident is set against a broader, unsettled Western travel narrative.
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Ing
Crete City
Alaska
Sam Francisc
Yukon
Danl River
Jimton
Michael Victor Friar
M. Provost
Provdence
Woonsocket
Brockton
Mass
Worth
Old Man's Creek
Dahl River
Jimnton
Daly
Strike ends as Grand Trunk men return to work
Ottawa reports confirm Grand Trunk trackmen’s strike settlement. Most workers resume duties tomorrow, with only those charged in violence facing further hearings. Compensation talks and trackmen’s petition issues to be decided within 30 days by General Manager Hays and a five-person committee.
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Ottawa
James Sutherland
Montreal
Hays
Sutherland
Toronto
Grand Trunk
Kingston
Jane
Kington and Pembroke
Queen City
Ad Company
Sabun
Ple
Fragmented 19th century news snippets and notices
A garbled 19th century miscellany covers trials, colonial events, and local notices. References include a July trial, British arbitration, Danish and German affairs, copper mine news, a New Richmond market note, and political figures like Major Marchand and Sir Wollam Van Hories. The text mixes international and local items with unclear details and names.
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Hotap
Teauses
Mes
Minnetost
Brett
Britain
Krager
Anaconda
Mintatar
Densis
Reeve Freeman
Lor
Strathona
Sion
Meir Mi
Wollam van Hories
Selkirk Tc
New Richmond
Wie
Sutherland
Tammany Or
Howat Gould
Killarnes Lakes
Petin National Trust Society
Deite Min
Missionaries killed amid riot in Hues province
Reports say Rev. H. S. Phillips, Mrs Hamps, and Miss Sears, mission workers, were killed on the road after seeking protection at the Yamen. The group included three native converts and a nurse from Australia later identified. The fate of the Phillipses and Sears is uncertain, with British officials noting interference from London as floods and unrest ripple through the region.
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Hong Kong
H. S. Phillips
Hamps
Sears
Iy Society
Hues
Kien Yang
Kiew Ning Fa
Hi Riew Ni
London
Phillips
Australia
Englat
Caledonia mine disaster near Glace Bay claims lives
Halifax reports a fatal explosion at the Caledonia mine near Glace Bay at 4 am. Dozens were on the night shift. twelve bodies recovered with many more feared dead. Fire rages at the pit mouth as volunteers aid rescue and recovery efforts under Dominion Coal Company management.
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Halifax
Caledonia
Glace Bay
Sidney
Thos Johnston
John Johnston
Dominion Coal Co
Il McDonald
Pictou
John Doyle Jr
John Doyle
Stephen McCormick
Sydney
Alex, Mcdonald
Donald Martin
Willa Malcolm Macaulay
Menther and Son
Caledonian mi
Dominion Coal Company
W. H. Whitney
America
Brown
Thomasset
Johnston
Jettin
Germany
Th Oder
Blucher
Rioting erupts in Cleveland with stone throwing and car damage
Massive street clashes as hundreds of workers and thousands gather in downtown Cleveland. Rioters pelt passing cars with stones and bottles along Wood and St. Clair and Superior streets while mobs form at Case and Perkins avenues. Police and reinforcements restore order after property damage and injuries, with blunt mentions of political rhetoric in nearby reports.
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Wood and
St. Clair
Superior Street
Vale Park
Perkins Avenue
Case
Perkins Avenues
A and
Clark Avenues
Harp
Teil John Murphy
Crax
Graphic Briefs From Ailing Era Headlines
Fragmented notes describe a mix of treaty remarks, road races, university events, debates, and mining strikes. References include Amira tone revision, Dewey, Belkin, Lake Star, and Lipton Tea. Details are obscured, but tensions in policy, education, and labor emerge across locations and institutions.
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Belkin
Alan
la Ub Liurty
Oder
Germany
Maradan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wer Dirizo
Mrs. Phillips
Misa Sears
Church Missionary Society
Nagan Hower
Roo
Joabert
Thering
Campaig
Iricabedey
Cape
Arthur Falfoar
Ieee
Acre
Queatie Draled
Fargo
Mina Smith
Georgetown
LC. Finch
Minenewankan
N D
Ber
Barrows
Assa
Fort William
Imperial Limited
Mon Wal
Herr Sharp
Canada
Dominion Governiurat
Lord Strathfoua
JL. Garte
Sancfoft Fleming
England
Jos. Chamberlain
John T. Roach
Japanee
Ont
Boston
C.T
Mayes
Sir
William van Morne’s Parm
Hg Northwest
William van Horne
CPR. Board
Barler
Hatton County
Great Farm
Barber
Joby R. Barter
M. P
Halton
East Selkirk
CPR
Rat Portage
Sir William
Newfoundiana
Bedford
Crescent
Porcupine
Quail
Griffiths
Camus
Alert
Buzzerd
Colombie
Isly
Trouden
Folton
Meyfas
Helt
Grand Opera House
Elfweed Pomeroy
Newark
N. J
Win, Scott
Winnipeg Labor Party
Pomeroy
Switzerland
Lance
Senor Vaillaverds
Cortes
Ority
Brandon Plowmen
Brandon
Plyth Farmers Institute
Jas Sutherland
H. J Elden
T. Ferry. Poyne
B. Elaer
Gam
Deloraine
Aux Fons
Yesota
Profes
Winnipeg Free Press
Great Northwest
Shaughnessy
Hamiota
Cleveland
Chicago
Sane Ison
Wm. J. Bryan
Havemeser
American Sugar Refinery Company
Irbustial Commission
Havesser
Comb
Wold
Haverjeser
Eal Gazette
Winnip
Virden
Beed
Carberry
Frandon
Crystal City
Tellgraphic Briefs
Amira Tone Rev
Dane Dewey Sett
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