European News Roundup From London to Dublin
A collection of brief European items dated April 22 reports Belgians arriving in Dover to view the volunteers maneuver with many in uniform, Gene Huln ger’s Folkestone arrival, stalled Russell Dixon farm dispute hints, rescue news for the steamer Denmark, protests against conferring freedom of the city on Mr. Parnell, Milan’s monk hypothesis in Belgrade, Tsar’s nerves in St Petersburg, Catholic Protestants Lord Mayor changes, Magic winning the Manchester races, and Lord Brownlow denying Ireland post offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
de Ciyique
Dover
Genelunger
Folkestone
Prussels
Thomas W. Russell
South Tyrone
Dixon
United States
America
Russell
Vandeleur
Milan
Belgrade
Skhobran
Jerusalem
All
Servia
St. Petersburg
Jealous Deed Ends In Double Murder In Lebanon Ohio
A man named Frank Linn killed Mrs Frankie Noah then shot himself in the Lebanon Ohio home. Mrs Noah’s husband Will Noah was absent recently and Linn had been seen with her. Linn, about 25, likely acted from insane jealousy, dying in the kitchen while Mrs Noah lay wounded in the front room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ohio
Frank Linn
Frankie Noah
Nash
Linn
Texada Island notes from an observer tour of claims
A special correspondent reports on Texada Island visiting Invincible Company holdings including Lily of the Lilly Blue Bell Welsh Oak and Eastern Star with notes on ledges prospects and mining activity. He details Norton Pier quantities at the Puget Sound Tron Company iron mine near the town and describes ore handling blasting shots and Nanaimo as a supplier hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texadaa
TikaAn
Surrrin Lope
Invincible Company
Blue Bell Company
Nanaimo
Blue Bell
Little Gem
Bismarck
Messrs
Stirtan
Priest
Jones
Morgan
J. Priest
Tron Company
Texada Mining Co
Che Ishid
Vancouver
Puget Sound Tron Company
Waele MecGlew
Ferndale
Liondale
Port Townsend
Messrs. Perry and Delahay
Police Court Proceedings Before J V Planta Esqe
A brief court item notes appearances before Justice J V Planta with magistrates Bap Mi and M Bate presiding in a police court session. The report records routine proceedings and routine judicial actions taken during the morning docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Planta
Bap
M. Bate
Esqe
City Council Minutes Reflect Street Repairs and Debates in Victoria
The weekly City Council meeting verified street repairs on Commercial and Church streets and minor Prideaux fixes, discussed a sidewalk from Victoria Crescent to Union Street, and considered drainage measures. A larceny case involving a cabin theft and multiple court actions were noted, with aldermen debating overflow issues and paying salaries.
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Prideaux Street
Witz-William Street
Cornishtown
Peter Brodie
Victoria Crescent
Union Street
A. Dulap
Prideaux
Josie Page
B. J. Gunner
Vipond
A. R. Johnston
O'Brien & Dunlap
Counter Pob
Ald
Nightingale
Percy Good
Farquhar Street
D. Smith
Abrams
D. Adams
Adams & Lawrence
Commercial Street
Mahrer
Peck
Webb
Parkville Notes Pleasant picnic party to Alberni
From Our Own Correspondent reports a cheerful horseback trip planned by Mr and Mrs Albert Hirst Miss Lewis Mr Carrol Graves and Miss Florence Davis for May weather and pleasure. French Creek settlers press for road access to replace delays from authorities urging MPs to address needs for a road school or wharf to aid market transport and tax payment. They call for a representative who will attend to local infrastructure and justice for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberni
Albert Hirst
Lewis
Carrol Graves
Florence Davis
French Creek
M.P.P
Qualicum
City Council Debates Street Work And Flags
Ald Nightingale said the council had no money to foot the bill for a tender and put it aside for future consideration. He warned Tippett’s contract on Nicol street may end after a 14 day notice. The council proposed spending 200 dollars on street repairs and sidewalk work. Amendments on lumber sizes for Albert and Farquhar streets were discussed with mixed support. The meeting closed after deciding to buy a Dominion flag. Sports scores followed including baseball and golf references and a note on freight transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jackson
George Fishburn
Robert McKinley
Fishburn
Southfield Mine
Isoner
Gilbert Mc Weenny Kinley
Abrams
Robing
Ares
McKinley
Obe
Robert Maxon
Pris
Deverill
John Louis Rowan
Cranberry
Nanaimo River
Stewart
Dourt
George McDonald
W. Dingle
Ald
Nightingale
Vlad
Mr. Tippett
Nicol Street
Pasrcus
Baker
Deverill Square
Heyland
Jease Sage
Albert Street
Mr Sage
Albert
Farquhar
Farquhar Street
Ald. Abrams
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Clothiers
Masonic Wuilling
Tilis
Arthur Bullock’s Crescent Store
Spencer
Victoria Chresoceint
Delmonico Restaurant
Church Street
Nanaimo, B
H. Dempsey
Pioneer Steam Brick Yard
A. R. Johnston & Co
Portals
Merchant Bastion Street
Gordon’s Wharf
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
THE
East Coast Steamship Company
NEW Today
Crang
Anaimo River
Louis Rowan
Prop
National Assurance
SEA Bilis Stud
Savions
Victoria
Joan M. Rudd
John Dihert
Harvey
Ch. A.C
WEST
Batur
Bullock's
Dune
Aaronson & CO
Clothiers and Outfitters
Fraser Street
Bastion Street
Pridge
R. J. Wenborn
Jas. G. Fairburn
Boot & Shoemaker
Tas
Hilbert
T. Davis
Smith's
B.C
East Wellington
WM. Badcock
Russell McDonald & Co
Rock Lotton
European News
Copenhagen
Denmark
Christian
Edinburgh
Parnell
Dublin
Walsh
Manchester
Lancashire
Magic
Prince of Wales
Irish Times
Lord Brownlow
Ireland
Rowlow
United States News
Pierce
Minneapolis
Riverside Avenue
Labor Temple
So Shipping News
Robert Dinismur
Vinconver
Stevens
J Shweter
W A Jones
M Price
Bondell
T Wallwood
W Dawson
Jonsignees
Taslam & Lees
J T Hostins
NEP Society
J Sehl
Days Beveridge
A Mayer & Co
Hirst, Bros
I Mahrer
J Harvey
T 2 Mamilton
Z H McMullan
G Beiilockway
Stephens
Carmichael
Wellington
San Mateo
Departure Bay
San Francisco
Kennebec
Wmpire
Texada Island
Canada
Perry
Delahay
Parkville
Fr Ald
Sporting Votes
Reada
Grammell
Aino Freluht
Amelia
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