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10 Aug 1901
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Nelson Daily Miner in Nelson, British Columbia
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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
1
Grave Stroke in the Battle Sparks Steel Strike Turmoil
The United States Steel Corporation ordered dismantling of the Dewees wood plant at McKeesport as the large strike escalates. AFL leaders vow moral and financial support to the Amalgamated Association after two days of talks with President Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Association
Dewees Wood
Government Survey Party Begins Active Operations in Victoria
The Government Survey Party, led by Hon FE Dewdney, has started locating a route through the Hope mountains for a proposed Coast Kootenay Railway. The party arrived at Hope last Saturday, Capt Odin guided the Fraser ascent, and pack horses were obtained. Chief Engineer Carry advances the main party to survey ahead of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
FE. Dewdney
Hope Mountains
Coast Kootenay
Hope
Odin
Beaver
Fraser
Carry
Whitney and Bergdorf Arrested in Society for the Prevention of Crime Case
Disclosures connect attempts to recruit an officer and tipping off gambling houses to raids. Edgar A. Whitney and EB Bergdorf, alleged secret bureau members, are charged with conspiracy and aiding gamblers. bail set at 1 000 each. Toronto apple shipper convention notes crop conditions across regions. Joseph Chambers dies after a 20 foot fall, survived by a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Edgar A. Whitney
EB. Bergdorf
Justice Jerome
Toronto
Apple Shippers
Canada
United States
Ontario
Nova Scotia
California
Joseph Chambers
Italian Consul General Arrives in Montreal
New Italian Consul General Count F Mazza arrived in Montreal and asked the acting consul general about reports of widespread starvation among Italians in Canada. He was assured the rumor was untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Count F. Mazza
Italy
Canada
Grain elevator fire destroys structures and cuts telegraph
A grain elevator fire today destroyed multiple structures and halted telegraph communication early as flames spread from the grain facility to the Illinois Central depot and into the nearby business section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Depot
Royal funeral voyage to Potsdam plan announced
King Edward Queen Alexandra Princess Victoria and prince of Greece with a high official party depart London Aug 9 for Port Victoria aboard a yacht. They sleep on board and sail to Flushing tomorrow morning to be welcomed by Vice Admiral Kennedy. The party will go to Cranberg and Potsdam for the funeral next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Prince Nicholas
Greece
Port Victoria
Flushing
Kennedy
Cranberg
Potsdam
Is Isthmus Crisis Forcing War Between Colombia and Venezuela
Washington monitors Colombia Venezuela tensions as reports claim a Colombian invasion near San Juan de Colon and revolutionary outbreaks unfold. Officials cite no current war but warn the risk remains serious with possible naval movements toward the isthmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State
Navy
Wellemstadt
Colombia
Colon
Wisconsin
Navy Department
San Francisco
Panama
San Diego
California
Nathan Sargeant
Venezuela
Columbia
State Department
Cudger
J. Edward Simmons
New York
Pan-American Railroad
Williamstad
Canada to add seats as population shifts noted
An Ottawa special reports Canada’s population will reach about 5 400 000. The piece forecasts fewer Ontario and Maritime MPs and says the West and Yukon will gain more representatives in the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
West
Yukon
Ambassadors Discuss American Life and French Ties
The Echo de Paris prints an interview with French ambassador M. Jules Cambon. He says American workers are not hostile to the elite and notes France’s language and culture remain loved among descendants in the United States. Cambon observes Americans blend French English and German identities. M. Santos Dumont orders a new balloon after damage to the prior one. M. Chambre, builder of the Andro polar craft, will deliver a new envelope by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Echo de Paris
United States
M. Jules Cambon
America
Carnegie
M. Cambon
France
Europe
M. Santos Dumot
M. Chambre
Kitchener Rumor About Wounding Confirmed False
London reports the War Office has no record of Lord Kitchener being wounded in a Boer skirmish. Official despatches received this afternoon contain no reference to any accident involving him, and the circulating U.S. agency rumor is discredited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
United States
Lord Kitchener
Ranger to Sail for Panama to Protect American Interests
The United States ship Ranger in San Diego will likely depart for Panama within 24 hours to protect American interests amid Colombia’s revolt. Cmdr Field has orders to go to sea at once and the ship carries three months provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
United States
Ranger
Panama
Colombia
Field
Nation Sues Carrie Nation for Divorce in Kansas
David Nation filed for divorce from Carrie Nation accusing her of public ridicule neglect of family duties and abandoning their home in Medicine Lodge Kansas on August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lodge
Kans
David Nation
Carrie Nation
Woman 83 Dies After Bull Attack in Verona Fields
Mrs. Sarah Cobler of East Verona, aged 83 and deaf, was gored to death yesterday by a bull while picking berries. The attack occurred near Syracuse and left her body terribly mutilated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Ang
Sarah Cobler
East Verona
Plan of New Barracks To Rise On Victoria Street
Major Hargreaves of the Salvation Army arrives from Spokane with plans for a new Victoria street barracks. The brick and stone building will be 58 by 47 feet, housing two halls, officers quarters, fuel stores, and heating. Construction should start next week after tenders close, with electric lighting and hot air heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargreaves
Salvation Army
Spokane
Victoria Street
Ottawa
Woesten
Ontario
W. R. Meade
Toronto
Major Hargreaves
Port Simpson
Salvation Army Band
Frost
Spokare
Lies Army
Zvbve
New York
Fast Train Derailed Near Batavia Injures Eight
A Lehigh Valley eastbound Black Diamond express derailed near North LeRoy ten miles east of Batavia. The observation car fell off the embankment and eight occupants were injured but not seriously. The parlor car stayed on the tracks and the train proceeded to New York. The cause is listed as a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
N. Y
Lehigh Valley
North Leroi
Fred Keener
Lakewood
N.J
Luke Johnson
F. M. Crane
Brooklyn
F. Pop
George M Bently
Pullman
L. M. Ames
Porter
Leroi
New York
Esmeralda Ore Returns From Dayton Creek Shipment
Esmeralda ore from Dayton Creek yielded 50 dollars per ton in a general sorting. The claim shows three wide parallel roads, a center vein ten feet wide with a twelve inch paystreak from which the shipment came. Quartz contains iron copper sulphides silver native silver and free gold valued at 15 dollars per ton. The Esmeralda is among Sle Can camp's most promising claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmeralda
Dayton Creek
Slecan
Vancouver Plans Big Trans Pacific Line and Fraser River Bridge
Reports say a larger faster steamship will join the Trans Pacific fleet. A steel truss Fraser River bridge, 2200 feet long, will be built by the province with rail access for N P R and Canadian Pacific. Prof McLean schedules freight rate hearings across Canadian cities in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Fraser River
Gi. N. RK
Baseball scores from yesterday's games across leagues
National League results show New York 2 over Philadelphia 13, Boston 4 tied Brooklyn 4, Chicago 4 over Pittsburgh 1, St. Louis 13 over Cincinnati 6. American League tallies include Baltimore 11 over Boston 9, Philadelphia 5, Washington 4, Chicago 3, Detroit 12 over Milwaukee 3, Cleveland 8. Eastern League Rochester 14 over Providence 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Rochester
Providence
Grand Dorks to Play Nelson Lacrosse Return and Exhibitions
The Grand Dorks lacrosse team is set to return match against Nelson on August 22 at Nelson. They have been invited to meet Kamloops twelve and to stage an exhibition at Spokane during the interstate fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Dorks
Nelson
Kamloops
Spokane
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