Old Ireland Shall Blossom Again rally sparks British Irish politics
A London report from March 16 notes St Patrick's Day festivities across Great Britain with Liberal leaders and many MPs wearing shamrocks. It describes hopes for Ireland’s home rule amid a possible dissolution of Parliament, discusses Henry Herward Schnadhorst's remarks on political strategy, and summarizes French and Italian political movements, with new appointments in Berlin and Rome and a baseball score in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Ireland
England
Schnadhorst
King
Walter Barthelet
Parnell
Italy
Berlin
Holtman
von Kail
Smanoeuvres
Frederick William Mecklenberg
Fall to death at Vancouver Coal mine in Northfield
Alexander W. Marshall an overman at Vancouver Coal Co Northfield died yesterday around 12 15 pm in a shaft accident. He lost his grip while being drawn up in the cage as the bucket swayed and fell about thirty feet. The coroner’s inquest was delayed. a jury was empaneled. Marshall leaves a wife and several children and the funeral is set for Monday under Ashlar Lodge No 8 A P & A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander W. Marshall
Vancouver Coal Co
Northfield
Marshall
Praeger
Robert Scott
V. C. Co
S. M. Robins
Messrs. MacGregor
J. Rosenfeld
A. Dick
J. P. Planta
S. M
W Simpson
Hugh Kerri Thos McKinnon
Thos. Lark
Alex. Clarkson
John
Comox Road
Wallace Street
Ashlar Lodge
A. M
New Opera House Planned for Nanaimo on Church Street
Aldermen announce a three story brick Nanaimo Opera House project on Church Street with stores and offices. Architect W Ridgway Wilson designed a 75 foot frontage theater seating about 600, two galleries, 18 by 42 stage, modern appliances and brick with stone facings built from Nanaimo materials. Plans exhibited at Hawthornhwaite and Planta’s office. Ald. Malier champions the venture as a progressive boost to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
Ald. Mahrer
Church Street
Messrs. Hawthornthwaite
Planta
W. Ridgway Wilson
Nanaimo Theatre
Malier
Steamships Move Coal Freight and Canneries Duty
The Idulin moved yesterday afternoon carrying VC Co coal and sailed for Astoria and Portland. Walla Walla arrived and is loading VC coal. Sardouys arrived for 7 tons of Wellington coal plus shingles cargo for North Pacific Canning Company. Commodore finishing Wellington coal for San Francisco. Mande sailed for Victoria with Wellington coal. Empire carried 12,000 tons of East Wellington coal for San Francisco. Columbia quarantined in San Francisco after reaching from Portland with one smallpox case. Zealandia arrived after noon from Australia and the Pacific. General Fairchild to load East Wellington coal, 2400 tons. Bundaleer due from San Francisco to load coal at East Wellington wharves.
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Idulin
VC. Co
Astoria
Portland
Walla Walla
V.C. Co
Sardouys
Departure Bay
Wellington
Johnson's Wharf
Haslam & Lees Mill
North Pacific Canning Company
Skeena River
San Francisco
Mande
Victoria
Steamship
Empire
East Wellington
Columbia
Zealandia
Australia
Samoa
Sandwich Islands
General Fairchild
San Diego
Bundaleer
East Wellington Company
United States News Re nom inated Chicago mayor candidate
Chicago Republican city convention renominated John A Roche for mayor with no opposition. In New York Benjamin Wstor, late appointed city treasurer, arrested on sealed indictment for contemplated bribery and bailed at 500 dollars. Tacoma debate stalls White murder case as squire hears arguments. N P Railway land office in Tacoma draws crowds of Scandinavians and Germans buying land. Ex President Cleveland plans a Cuba trip with Stayard and Mr Dickinson.
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Chicago
dJno
A. Roche
Ahouse
N.Y
Benjamin W.stor
Church Notices from Wallace Street and Local Seels
St Peter's on Wallace Street Catholic services morning and evening on Sundays and every other Sunday. St Andrew's on William Street Presbyterian with morning and evening services and Sunday school. Methodist led by Rev Joseph Hall offering two services daily with prayer meetings midweek. St Paul Street Episcopal holds 11am and 7pm services with Sunday school at 3pm.
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St. Peter's Wallace Street
Gandaa
Presbyterian
St. Andrew's
William Street
Tames Miller
Eluck
Methodist
Joseph Hall
Wille
RT. Paul SR
J. B. Good
Letters From the People on Nanaimo Licensing Board
A reader denounces the Licensing Board for blocking a hotel project in Nanaimo and urges progress seen in Vancouver and Victoria. The letter questions motives, notes broad public support for a high quality hotel, and hints that prohibition petitions may follow.
Police Court verdict in liquor to Indians and assault cases
Before J. P. Planta SM Joe Rodello was found guilty of giving liquor to Indians and sentenced to three months' imprisonment without a fine. Three Indians Dill Nanokow Oh-ma-sil Chinguisia admitted assaulting another Indian Loo and were fined 100 and 60 dollars with six months imprisonment plus six months on default. Highway robbery charge against all three was remanded until next Friday. B C Goulding attended for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Planta
Joe Rodello
Dill Nanokow
Chinguisia
Oh-ma-sil
Loo
Bill Nanokow
Chingnixin
B.C. Goulding
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Delmonico Restaurant
Sur Cable Letter
Nanaimo, B. C
Dempsey & Parrott, Proprietors
Harten
Carnot
Tirard
The
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Chamber
France
M. Carnoti
M. Tirard
Floquet
Boulanger
Ough
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Signor Crispi
Turin
Milan
Bologna
Signor
Crispi
Austria
Nound Millilaa
Paris
Bank of France
Comptoir d’ Escompte
Societe Des Meteaux
Rio Tinto
Comptoir d' Escompte
von Gossler
Herr von Schulzin
Keane
Rome
Catholic University
Washington
Miss Caldwell
Iris Holiness
League
the Clarion
M. Atchinoff
Red Sea
Lagallo
Obock
Leyton
All Americans
Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Co., Limited
Peg Top
Dominion of Canada
Simon Leiser, Vicorla, B
Pioneer Steam Brick Yard
Post
San Juan
Vancouver
Coal Mining
Southfield
Esplanade
South Field
Nanatmo
Prompi
United States News
St. Louis
Methady & Meyey
Tacoma
Squire
Boomlay
N. P. Railway Land Office
Cuba
New York
Veland
Ding
S Tayard
Mr. Dickinson
Horror Courier
Licensing Board
New Westminster
Ninery-Fve
B.C. Croalding
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