Canadian Manufactur ing Association Meets in Toronto on Tariff
The Canadian Manufacturing Association opened in Toronto with Geo I Hess presenting a tariff report. Delegations urged government action on protection for British goods, but Ottawa offered no changes. W K McNaught defended strong protection, while Sam Colson urged fair limits for barbed wire and other lines.
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Toronto
Anni
Canadian Manufacturing Association
Geo
Hess
W. K. McNaught
Ottawa
United States
Sam Colson
Montreal
W.J. McMurtey
M. Coulson
Maylor
Willy Coun
Ottawa Rumors on Manitoba Lieut Governor Absurd
Aug. 31 Ottawa reports Winnipeg Tribune chatter that Hon. Mr Tarte will be lieutenant governor successor to Hon. Mr Patterson. observers call it absurd and favor Colonel McMillan of Winnipeg as likely appointee.
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Ottawa
The
Winnipeg Tribune
Tarte
Patterson
Manitoba
Colonel McMillan
Winnipeg
Storm Toll Rising Across Western Towns
Reports from Tuesday night’s storm recount a death at Wapella where Angus McDonald foreman and his young daughter were killed as their house toppled. Whitewood businesses suffered extensive damage while the Wapella church and Hotel Mundell were wrecked. Margaret and the N P R line area saw more destruction to a skating rink and a house. Four invalided Canadian soldiers from South Africa were aboard the Imperial Limited.
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Winnipeg
Wapella
Angus McDonald
McDonald
Whitewood Village
Wapella Presbyterian
Mundell
Margaret
McKinnon
Imperial Limited
South Africa
Que
Strikers Win as Cardiff Mines Resume Work
Cardiff August 31. A strikers meeting confirmed their committee’s decision to resume work after the company conceded to demands. About 50,000 colliers went to work this morning and will generally resume on Monday.
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Cardiff
Wales
Consolidation Talks Tie Rail and Coal Firms in Nova Scotia Trade
Toronto reports Mackenzie and Mann near finalizing a consolidation of Inverness and Richmond Railway with Broadcore Coal Company to boost Nova Scotia coal export trade. London and New York investors eyed as stock may list in English markets. other regional mining activity noted in Kaslo and Trail areas with several executives visiting and inspecting properties.
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Toronto
Mackenzie
Donald Mann
Inverness and Richmond Railway
Broadcove Coal Company
Nova Scotia
R.A. Demme
London
Broadcore Company
Tragic Railroad Accident Near Hellevile
Miss Tilley McCrudden fatally crushed between platform and tracks in Hellevile Ont. while returning from Toronto on the Grand Trunk train. She appeared asleep as the train arrived and fell while attempting to alight from a moving car, dying hours later.
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Hellevile
Ont
Tilley McCrudden
Toronto
Grand Trunk
Guns for College Shipped From Louisburg Harbor to Toronto
Two old French guns found in Louisburg Harbor were sent to Toronto aboard the Arena bound for Montreal. The shipment, arranged by the Toronto University Alumni Association, will place the weapons on the college campus for display or use.
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Toronto
Louisburg
Arena
Montreal
Par
Toronto Uni- Alumni Association
Insurgent Chief Uribe Surrenders to Government
Reports from Carnens Venezuela dated August 31 state that General Uribe leader of Colombian insurgents surrendered to the government at Chueburl. The move ends armed opposition and could affect regional stability and future talks. Uribe, a key figure, reportedly surrendered without further resistance.
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Carnens
Venezula
Uribe
Colombia
Chueburl
Canadian Troops in South Africa Decision and Related News
Ottawa reports that Lord Roberts will decide on three months more enlistment for Canadian troops in South Africa. The department cannot compel longer service due to the Hutton agreement. Also noted are a reduced letter rate to several regions and smallpox control in Dawson. Grievances arise from Strathcona's Horse over Quebec militia actions.
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Ottawa
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Mea
Department
Montizambert
Quarantine Service
Dawson
Ogilvie
the Evening Journal
Starthcona
Quebec
Canada
Carter
Jones
Finch
Militia Department
Strathcona
Lord Strathcona
Molly Gibson Mine Details Reveal Rich Ore Deposits
Col Sw Ray, president of the Molly Gibson mine, describes four claims and 360 acres of timber land with water power. He notes two ore filled tunnels, veins Aspen and Florence, with high grade ore and potential value between $500,000 and $1,000,000. An aerial tramway of 4800 feet costing $16,000 is planned to ship 500 tons monthly, aiming for dividend payment.
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Col. SW. Ray
Molly Gibson
Port Arthur
Nelson
Colonel Ray
Murther
Aspen
Florence
Prospecting and plans for a new ore concentrator
The company aims to concentrate ore next summer and erect a concentrator to handle this class of ore. Two veins and two cross loads of gold bearing quartz yield good values, with about 67 dollars per ton from ore shipped to the Nelson smelter, excluding rich Aspen vein ore. Colonel Ray, with E B Ward and Bruce White, left the city to visit the mine and will stay in the west for one to two weeks.
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Duimp Ao
Nelson
Aspen
Colonel Ray
Messrs
E. B. Ward
Port Arthur
Bruce White
Nelson Merchants Plan Public Holiday Closure
Nelson merchants announce a general public holiday on Monday with company signatories listing Wallace Miller Co Hudsons Bay Co Pred Trevine Co Martin OReill Co Kerr Co Emory Walley J A Gilker J P Weir Theo Madson Brown Co Ferland Lillie Bros St Neelands D McArthur Co and others expected to follow. The Miner invites additional signatories to publish their intent to close the entire day.
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Nelson
Hardy
Wallace, Miller Co
Wallace- Miller Co
Hudson's Bay Co
Pred Trevine & Co
Martin O'Reill Co
J. A. Gilker
Kerr & Co
Tatlow Bill Passes With Narrow Scope In British Columbia
In Victoria on August 31 Tatlow’s immigration bill passed but with amendments limiting its impact to Japanese workers. The change was proposed by Mr Brown and accepted by Mr Tatlow. McInnes’ labor bill was postponed six months. Vancouver full court sittings were secured after a lengthy debate as the session wound down. Prorogation was set for three o’clock this afternoon.
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Vicctoria
B. C
Mining Records and Ivanhoe mine plans advance
Today’s mining records list certificates of work for Adie on Paymaster and Excheque Dehar nais, Lamount on Klondike, Winslow on Iroquois, Miller on Manahttan, Baillie on Imo, Graham on No. 20, Tiger and Owl, and Locations Reconsider on Whiskey Creek. Ivanhoe mine manager P J Hickey reports the concentrator near Sandon will start around September 20, with a 150 ton daily capacity and three years of ore, Minnesota Silver Company owning the property.
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E. Adie
Deharnais
Norah
IH. Lamount
Klondike
L. de Winslow
Iroquois
Arthur
Samuel Miller
Manahttan
Edward Baillie
Imo
Graham
Whiskey Creek
Emma $. Ladd
Nelson
J. J. Roots
P. J. Hickey
Ivanhoe
Sandon
Spokane
Minnesota Silver Company
No Hall Mines
Canadian Pacific
Evacuation Plan for Pekin Provokes British Criticism
London reports the United States and Russia favor prompt Pekin evacuation, a stance criticized as misaligning with British interests. Editorials claim Allied forces should remain until the Chinese government is restored and leaders punished. The Globe accuses the United States of aiding Russia against Britain and urges opposing evacuation with German support from Kaiser Wilhelm.
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London
Pekin
Globe
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Li Hung Chang
William
Germany
BC Wins Walker Cup Amid Windy Ottawa Match
The British Columbia team captured the Walker Cup with 345 points as Ottawa’s 43rd entry trailed with 340. Individual top scores included Fleming 64 and McDougall 62 earning $12 and $8 respectively, Bodley 57 $4, Richardson 58, plus Bodley and Fleming 60 in the Minister of Militia event. BC also took $12 with a 498 total in the same match.
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Ottawa
British Columbia
Gunner Fleming
Major McDougall
Major Richardson
Sergt
Bodley
Minister of Militia
Jth
C. A
Victoria
Sergt. Richardson
Gunner Beckwith
Deaths and Wounds Reported from Kimberley and Natal
Sir Alfred Milner cables from Capetown announcing the death of Private Bradley of Quebec EB Battery Royal Canadian Artillery at Kimberley from enteric fever. The General Commanding in Natal reports Trooper D Burnett and Trooper Whiteley of Strathcona's Horse lightly wounded, Burnett in the forehead and Whiteley in the chest and hand.
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Ottawa
Sir Alfred Milner
Capetown
Brandley
G. W. Bradley
Quebec
Royal Canadian Artillery
Kimberley
Natal
Muchedorp
D. Burnett
Whiteley
Strathcona
Defalcation Ties to Montreal Cold Storage Failure
A defalcation of 300000 is charged to the Montreal Cold Storage and Freezing Co as its failure emerges. President J B Mullins says directors intend to restore funds and reform the company, with shareholders to decide at the September 12 meeting.
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Montreal
Montreal Cold Storage & Freezing Co
J. B. Mullins
Prisoners Released Join British Force at Waterwaldoven
British prisoners at Nooitgedacht have been released by the Boers and are marching to join Lord Roberts forces at Waterwaldoven near Machendorp.
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Lorenzo Marquez
Nooitgedacht
Lord Roberts
Waterwaldoven
Machendorp
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