Great Sale of Lands in Alberni District BC
The notice lists multiple timber lease claims in the Alberni District Vancouver Island BC with detailed bearings and distances around Central Lake and Rieecoot Lake. Names include W Patterson M Haven M H Cowan Perry Mints and association offices in Victoria and Winnipeg. Date lines show April 20 1889 and May 1 1890 with agents Prout Inley and Counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberni District
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Central Lake
T. W. Patterson
M. Haven
First Island
Rieecoot Lake
Big Island
Taylor River
Southwest Corner
Alberni Canal
W. Patterson
M. H. Cowan
Victoria
B. C
Notice to settle accounts by June thirtieth
The undersigned retiring from business warns all debtors to settle accounts on or before June 30. Unpaid balances will be referred to an attorney for collection. Creditors must submit their claims by the same date.
Carlyle on Home Rule A Prefatory Carlyle Piece 1848
The article presents Carlyle's spring 1545 penned response to repeal agitation, arguing against Union repeal and urging Irish patriots to seek remedies other than repeal. It critiques ministers, stresses the eternal law of the Union, and warns against foreign occupation and radical agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carlyle
Messrs. Field
Tuer
Leadenhall Press
O'Connell
Parliame
Carlyle
Wen
Nda
Great Britain
Ledru Rollins
Bethink
London Times
Millionaire Tourists Sail North on The Islander
The Islander under Commodore John Irving and pilot Captain Hicks will depart for northern waters tomorrow, calling at Fort Simpson with freight and seven fishing boats left behind by the Sardonyx. Dr. Leonard Webb of Wagner Car Co and a party of New Yorkers board at Vancouver, renting the steamer for ten days at 460 per day, provisions and wine not included. They provide their own cook and eatables, and a corps of servants will attend to their tastes. The ship, cleaned for the voyage, began loading ice today for the guests. The route via Granville channel and Seymour narrows toward Glacier Bay promises new scenic views of the North Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Irving
Hicks
Fort Simpson
Vancouver
Leonard Webb
Wagner Car Company
Nanaimo
Granville Channel
Seymour Narrows
Glacier Bay
North Pacific
O Connor Wins Tacoma Race and Hawaiian News Update
O'Connor led the Tacoma race with Peterson second Haman third and Lee fourth. The Hawaiian News from San Francisco notes Princess Vieraes geil 14, niece of King Kalakau, arrived en route to Europe for education aboard the Umatilla from Honolulu King Kalakau plans a Paris visit while sugar crop prospects darken due to drought and a late-year impact. A San Francisco effort reports the brig Consul seized for opium possession by Hawaiian authorities has been released after a $7 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
W. T
O'Connor
Peterson
Haman
Lee
Hawaian Newe
San Francisco
Vier Aes Geil
Kalakau
Hawaiian Islands
Umatilla
Honolulu
Europe
Kiulakau
Italians Question Alliance as Italy Looms in French Bloc
European brief notes Italian dissatisfaction with the Triple Alliance and fear of a French dominance at sea. Observers doubt Italy can match France’s navy and warn about mobilization risks if war breaks out. The piece cites Genoa Naples and Palermo undefended, a fragile Rome to Genoa rail link, and shifts in cattle trade policy affecting farmers and stock imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
France
Auel
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Rome
Spezzi
Privy Council
Germany
Netherlands
London
Humbert
Italy
Crispi
Multiple early 1900s US incidents slate tragic shocks
A diverse report from Snohomish to Boston covers a rancher killing James Davis over alleged house dispute and horse theft, a Cape New York rowing thriller won by Atlanta Rowing Club, a B&O Express collision killing two in Fernwood, and a Cunard steamer grounding. Also notes on misused funds in Boston and Cronin case chatter, with theater announcements and local transport restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snohomish
H.C. Haskell
James Davis
Haskell
Davis
Davie
Atlanta Rowing Club
New York
New York Athletic Club
Harlem River
Atlanta
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Crescent Store
Clothiers
Masonic Building
Leland
Prout & Insley, Proprietors
Hastings
Granville Streets
Spencer & Perkins
Pioneer Steam Brick Yard
A. R. Johnston & Co
Np & Nuiners
Tnc
Pacific Coast Steamship
East Coast Steamship Company
Oppenheimer Bros
Roo and
Roa Powell Street
B. G
Vas
Harvey
Nanaimo Opera House
John Mahrer
Nanaimo, B. C
Or Garlyle
Seward Webb
Sporting Notes
European News
Rochefort
Regent Street
Waipu “Alliance
Buffalo Bill
India
Balkan
Hapsburg
Lord Crogs
Ragunatha Rao
Holkaris
Rukmabai
England
Rao
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Monk
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Wnre
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J. TH. Hinpert
Holland
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Duke of Abercorn
Ireland
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Zambesi
Ravenstein
R. Rankin
Foreign Office
Henri Rochefort
Pilotel
Pilatel
Boulanger
Huffalo Bill
Paris
Carnot
Uusts
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Russia
Nicolai Alexdrovitch
Alice Victoria of
Uesse
Mice Maude Maris
Samoa
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Tae
HURCH
RT. Paul's Church
Kiven
Jeong
St. Peter's Wallace Street
Father Sobery
Presbyterian
St. Andrew's
Fitz William Street
James Millar
Joseph Hall
Havre
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Signal
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Canadian
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Ral
Onuerd
Rauway
Fernwood
Fulton Station
Jas. McArtney
Jas. Cumberland
McArtney
Concord Township
Cunard
Bervia
Liverpool
Godney Channel
Wilbert C. Trussel
Trussel Automatic Freeser Company
Montreal
Canada
Russel
Trussel
Egan
Cronin
DIBAD
Eapance
Patrick Egan
The
Land League
Chili
Dr. Cronin
O'Reilley
Parnell Fund
Enid
Buffalo
Alex
Fraser
George Eddy
Mary Anderson
Edwin Booth
Hayman
Anderson
Grand Opera House
Booth
Barret
California
Captain Swift
M. Coquelin
Mary Jansen
Es Eve Steele Eeteweg
Bay OF Bas Wellingiig
East Wellington
East Wellington Coal CO
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