Boers in rebellion feared as British battles loom
Reports from the Cape Town area claim the preska and kenhardt districts have joined a rising Boer movement. Loyalist forces are preparing a strong response while rebel bands, numbering up to 10 000, face fresh British advances. The unrest follows recent British successes, with many rebels returning to their homes while others move north and south of established lines.
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Cape Town
Neadly
Preska
Kenhardt
Ivis
Tuba
Dreves Cibles
Lady's Smith
Toyeet
Local Cranbrook News Highlights Community Shifts and Events
Sunday gatherings in Cranbrook noted as Ed. Smalls family moved, Rev Alex Dunn visited Nelson, and Dd. Dimer plans residence. Annie Cardiff returned from Nelson, Patrell attends school in San Francisco, Dr Bell travels Moyie. Kootenay works and barber shop openings planned. Community gatherings, vaccination progress, and fire protection fund drive also reported.
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Ed. Small
Fanily
Cranbrook
Alex Dunn
Nelaon
Dd. Dimer
Mise Annie Cardiff
Neleow
Chas, Patrell
San Francisco
School of Mines
Bell
Moyie
Cronin Returns to Moyie as Mine Expansion Nears Start
James Cronin, managing director of the St Eugene Consolidated Co, has returned from southern California to Moyie. The company plans to begin concentrating operations as soon as enlargement work finishes around April, with payroll expected to double from 90 to near 180 workers, plus 40 to 50 more on external tasks. The Lake Shore compressor is moved for setup, wage scales have slight reductions, and contract work is halted while mines near key ore positions at the St Eugene and adjacent sights proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cronin
St. Eugene Consolidated Co
Moyie
California
Hie
Wister
Golden State
Wilson Creek
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Prieska and
Ladysmith
Kauffman
Chas. Kauffman
Sten Hansen
Minden Tas
Adlease
Mes Ny
Mackenzie
Fred
Chile
Kaufiuan
Philippine Telands
Viberanaan Déver
Moyle Losée
Shinkliahs
Spokane
Moyfe
Gonie
York
Shanketin
Spoikuns
Willy
Shanklin
Auiseré
Moyie Miner's Union
Ubair
Fuga Aris
Ismopolitan
TEL
Canadian Bank ]of Commerce
J. W. He Smythe
Mgr
Abe Pride
SrGroceries
Reid
Campbell
the Central Hotel
Bhi Hide
Feetauirionagiog Gommerciat and Mining Mel
Ie Lake Shore Hotel
Hedfia Svotlggrlrn
Jizhod Gifmughont
hesbAduds
Jonas
Avcostiroparroys
Nots, B.C
Camprent
Eds Beat
Jeewaay
Christian
D. McDougal
Greenwood
The
Presbyterian Church
Weasley Cline
Watkins
F. Clapp
Kootenay
J. Bennett
Bert Steejewag
da Mogie
Sonjo-Law Aid Daugitor
Mtr
Wtteineil, Campbell & Co
Inge
Zome
Taffins
Gentlemen of the Lown
Ylound
D. J. Mater
Hewis
Organized Labor
Fennie
Wade Sir
Agaiey
Doig al
Lake Shore
L. Fox
Werongearti
Ite
Board of
Unde
Shell
Linanek
Lake & Shbro
Aig
Guatexett
Ontclal Merc
W. Whyte
Tuniger
O. P. E. Linesweet
Winnipeg
Thome Tite
Teanager
Eoach
Moyle
Rivera
Aizora
Akonar
Kattory
Johnson
Samthien
Nsortants Santes Cerrigan & Coy
iFnfonale Grocgre Dud
Oran+ brook
Fortiwent
Freeka
Sind
Westerd
Jamies Kerrigan & Co
Whigntey
Inald
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