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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
2
The Nelson Miner announces its subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with options by carrier or mail, and lists the London and U S advertising and subscription agents including Central Press Agency and Alexander & Co. in Spokane for processing and filing.
A display of solid leather valises kit bags hand bags English club bags telescope cases and assorted leather goods showcases a wide variety of shapes and styles for luggage travel and personal use.
review notes Crownest Coal company outputs 2000 tons daily with 900 workers and new coke ovens. Three compressor plants aim to double output as Crow's Nest Southern begins. North Star and St Eugenes shifts, 100 men dig in the Ainsworth to Trout Lake routes. Nelson division mining and Hall Mines smelter steady. Rambler Cariboo resumes dividends in Slocan as 325 workers and $50,000 monthly payroll sustain camp commerce. Boundary activity highlights Phoenix mines and Snowshoe group forming in London with $250,000 capital. BC Copper and Eholt mines expand.
The Kootenay mining district shows renewed activity with oil ventures, new rail links, and expanding ore camps. At Trail Creek division workers rebuild and several mines including Velvet and Douglass Hunter report significant ore bodies. Analysts forecast continued prosperity beyond Rossland.
The Kamloops Sentinel warns that future King by blood and title could be endangered crossing the continent by the Canadian Pacific Railway due to Italian laborers employed after a trackmen's strike. It cites Paterson New Jersey anarchist ties to Italy and Breszki’s flight as supporting risk, urging caution over aliens on Canada’s national highway.
The editorial notes discuss Edward VII’s formal title and praise Carnegie’s library philanthropy for Montreal while urging Seattle to seek direct telegraph links with Alaska. The piece cites the Seattle Post-Intelligencer lamenting reliance on Canadian canals and telegraphs for Alaskan communication and urges congressional action and funding for direct land and undersea cables.
This ad claims most Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver issues with symptoms like sour stomach head aches and heartburn. It promotes August Flower for 75 cents and says two doses relieve symptoms. It also advertises Green's Prize Almanac for further information.
An advertising note extols Ironbrew as a delightful tonic and promotes Blue Ribbon Ta while claiming no harmful ingredients in Tronb rew.
Notice under Trustees and Executors Act calls all creditors to file claims by August 20 1901 for the estate of William Thomas Beadles who died April 17 1901 in Nelson British Columbia. The administrator James Lawrence with MacDonald and Johnson solicitors warns distribution will occur after the date to those with notices and others may not receive assets.
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