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Newspaper

Nelson Daily Miner

Location

Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 27, 1899

Page

1

Work on railway commences today in Lardo district

A 300 man clearing gang heads to the Lardo-Duncan line with two camps planned. Poupore McVeigh will start at Lardo, move supplies from Nelson, and push eight miles toward Trout Lake for OCT 1 handover to the Pacific Railway.

Lardo-Duncan Lardo Arrowhead Nelson Poupore McVeigh Pounore T Lardeau Trout Lake P. R Lardeau Garde District Seantsac Nakusp R. Maypole Pacific Division Quambie Doucet Marpole Cambie Rossland Sir William van Horne O. R Great Northern Company Jim” Hill William van Horne Hill Lethbridge Kootenay Lake CG. P. R Kootenay Landing C. BP. R William Crow's Nest

Rumors Denied as Navy Officers Sustain Courteous Ties

Berlin reports Captain Schoenfelder of the Falke rebuts rumors of discord among German, American, and British crews. He states official relations are courteous, officers and men cooperate amid hostilities and social forms at consulates remain proper. The piece also notes ship movements and supply shortages at Arrowhead, Comaplix, and Trout Lake camps.

Berlin Baldeo Samoa Nord Deutsche Zeitung Falke Schoenfelder Sturdee Weibl Kautz Philadelphia

Admiral Kautz letter stirs New York and Washington

A private March 23 letter from Rear Admiral Kautz to a Cincinnati cousin elicits consternation in Navy and State departments but officials decide it is a personal communication. The missive lampoons a young German king and mocks German officials while drawing attention to Samoa and U S German tensions.

Cincinnati Kantsz Charles Lindley Fourth Street Tamiya Washington Admiral Kautz Samoa Navy Kautz United States Germany Theerman Foy Kauta

British flag raised by natives in Palawan

Hong Kong reports say natives hoisted the British flag at Palawan to seek protection from brigands. HMS Archer arrived to lower the ensign after talking with Commander Dare. Filipinos stated the island’s cession to the United States was unknown and promised the flag would be lowered. Brigand activity eased after the flag was flown.

Vancouver Hong Kong Palawan H. M Archer Singapore Dare Spain United States

Pulpit Urges Equal Justice for All Citizens

A speaker calls the pulpit to oppose prejudice and demand equal justice for all Americans. He warns that flippant talk of termination risks white support wavering only if the nation recalls Civil War history and Jefferson’s warning on justice and mercy.

New York New Jersey African Methodist Church Jersey City Alexander Walters Georgia D. Hose Crawford Palmetto Hose North South Mr Kinley Baying Arkansas Texas South Carolina America Theo Vekro Whd Thomas Jefferson

Alberta Trades Flourish as Crow's Nest Railway Expands

Mr A Gregg reports strong industrial activity and hopeful sentiment across Alberta and Eastern British Columbia. The Crow's Nest line, nearing completion, boosts beef pork butter eggs and other farm products to British Columbia with a new freight schedule and daily passenger service to Nelson.

A. Gregg The Miner Crow's Nest Pass Gregg Alberta British Columbia Canadian Pacific Railway Crow's Nest Winnipeg Nelson Kootenay Dunmore Kootenay Lake Mr. Gregg Lethbridge Merenie Mort Steele Cranbrook

Exposed Mining Promotion Fraud Draws Philadelphia Warning

A Philadelphia Bulletin clipping warns of fraudulent mining hype aimed at attracting investors to British Columbia mines. It cites false reports of rich gold silver and copper finds at the Highlander Milling and Mining Company near Ainsworth and promises of high dividends and rapid wealth. The piece condemns promoters and urges verification by readers and local mining interests.

Philadelphia ‘Bulletin J. A. van Gilder Lardo le Roi East Witney Highlander Milling and Mining Company Ainsworth Lake Kooteray Highlander Helena Charlotte United States Maxwell Stevenson, Jr Ust Philadelphia Stevenson Bulletin British Columbia R. W. McCune Montreal Stock Exchange Lncky Black Diamond Little Donald Ivanhoe Eivery Northern Pacific Great Northern Canadian Pacific Railways Pueblo Col Everett

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Lardo- Duncan Gerlman Comaplix Nanal Thompson's Landing Silver Gap Beatrice Emily Edith Bishop Walters Malietoa London Edward Rose St. James Theatre George Alexander H. B. Irving Crow's Nest Road B. C
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