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Newspaper

Nelson Daily Miner

Location

Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1900

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Roberts addresses reception in Capetown after sword gift

Lord Roberts speaks at Capetown reception, praising unity of militia and volunteers in South Africa. He urges Dutch and English cooperation, recalls 1881 Cape visit, and vows to safeguard the British empire while calling for reconciliation. The piece ends with a note on foreign intervention hopes and press claims.

Capetown Lord Roberts South Africa Mab Cape Marshall England

New System Storing Power Could End Noisy Locomotives

Final tests on the New York and Putnam Railroad introduce a heat storage method using superheated water to power trains. If successful, the invention promises quieter, cheaper operation, fewer engines in future cars, and long distance runs without frequent recharges. Notable backers include W. Seward Webb, Andrew A. Blair, and J. W. Allison.

New York New York and Putnam New York Trai and Hudson River Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Rochester High Bridge Dunwoodie Buffalo W. Seward Webb The Wagner Palace Car Company Andrew A. Blair Railways of Canada J. W. Allison United States Canadian Railways

Election ballots delayed for Burrard riding

In Victoria B C on December 11 voters in Charlotte Island and Atlin could not cast ballots in the Dominion House election for Burrard because the necessary papers did not reach them in time.

Victoria B. C Charlotte Island Atlin Dominion House Burrard

Milner Replies to Abuses in Natal Conference

Sir Alfred Milner, Governor of the Cape Colony, telegraphed from Durban that he retains loyalist support and can ignore attacks by Afrikander Congress speakers. He said there is no fear of Afrikander defection on annexation policies for conquered territories.

Durban Natal Sir Alfred Milner Cape Colony Alfred

Lardeau Miner Bond Ties Mountain View Property to Investor

J Ernst of Nelson representing California Wine Co. arrived Saturday and secured a bond on James Comerford's Mountain View Blue Jay property at head of McDonald Creek. Bond runs to August 1 1901 and could yield the biggest local deal. Comerford's showings are praised and Ernst is seen as a strong rustler backed by investors.

J. Ernst Nelson California Wine Co Satuday Ernest James Comerford McDonald Creek Mountain View Blue Jay Lardeau Comerford

Vancouver Soldier Thompson Recalls South African War

C C Thompson of Vancouver and the first South African contingent returns home to cheers. He describes marching praise, his wound at Paardeberg, and close call near Major Arnold as a Boer firestorm left him with lifelong arm stiffness and a saved life by hospital care.

Thompson Vancouver B. C C. C. Thompson Duke of Connaught's Gordon Highlaners Royal Canadian Regiment Paardeberg Arnold

Ibsen Reiterates Critique of Boer Conduct Abroad

Christiania reports dramatist Henrik Ibsen in Orebladet reiterating his critique of the Boers. He says they once oppressed weaker peoples and that worldwide Boer sympathy is unwarranted and ridiculous.

Christiania Henry Ibsen

Parliament Sets February Sixth Meeting Date

Ottawa reports cabinet decision to summon Parliament for February 6. Mentions Private W H Moody of Nelson Rifle Co remaining in South Africa and detailed contingents and transport plans for December 14. Also covers various other federal and provincial notes from Toronto, Hamilton and Montreal.

Ottawa Otter Hawarden Castle Capetown South Africa W. H. Moody Nelson Rifle Co Wallace Fifth Regiment C. A. Victoria Evans Secon Battalion of Mounted Rifles Drury Lord Kitchener

Land Offer Promised Favorable Consideration in Rainy River

Advertise the mineral lands of the Rainy River and Algoma district of New Ontario, Mr. Ross promised favorable consideration.

Rainy River Algoma New Ontario Ross

Fulford's Pills Case Filed in $10,000 Slander Action

Barwick Aylesworth Wright filed at Osgoode Hall Senator Geo Fulford's $10,000 slander claim against N Clarke Wallace M P. The suit, to be tried at Brockville, centers on October 25 remarks at a Toronto Junction meeting alleging Fulford bribed Cabinet members to obtain a Senate seat and advertising claimed benefits. The statement asserts reputational harm and public scandal.

Toronto Barwick, Aylesworth & Wright EB. H. Reynolds Brockville Osgoode Hall Geo Fulford N. Clarke Wallace M. P West York Toronto Junction Europe Canada People of Tns

Liberal Senate gains threaten Conservative majority in Ottawa

Ottawa reports the Liberals, aided by new appointees and anticipated vacancies, will outvote Conservatives in the Senate sooner than expected. With two vacancies and three pending seats, Liberal strength could reach thirty four, potentially securing a governing majority of forty one when illness keeps others away.

Ottawa Senate Melanes Reesor Frank Smith

Buy American Locomotives

London reports the Calcutta correspondent says port authorities invited bids for locomotives. The lowest English bid was £1,644 per engine with nine months lead time, while the lowest American bid was £1,260 for six months and was accepted pending government approval.

London The Daily Mail Calcutta

Roeny Declares Victory as Pons Refuses to Continue

Chicago December 11 The Graeco Roman wrestling match at the Coliseum ends with John G. Roeny the Giant Gripman winning after Paul Pons of France refuses to continue following a first fall foul.

Chicago the Coliseum John G. Roeny Giant Gripman Paul Pons France Roeny Fons

Plans for new Post Office and Customs building in Nelson

Plans arrive from Ottawa for a three story Nelson post office customs and inland revenue building on Ward and Vernon streets. Architect James A. Macdonald to supervise. cost expected over 75000 dollars with stone and marble facade and a tower with flag staff. Tenders due January 3 1901.

Postoffice Customs Office Inland Revenue Nelson Ottawa James A. Macdonald Cane & Macdonald Department of Public Works Ward and Vernon Streets Vernon Street Ward Street Post Office Department Customs Department Custom and Inland Revenue Offices Customs and Inland Revenue Departments Customs Customs Collector's Office Post Office Inspector Inland Revenue Collector's Office Inland Revenue Labratory James R. Roy Dominion Public Works Department

Thompson Reinstated as Fire Chief After Inquiry

Fire Chief Thompson is reinstated following a council vote after an investigating committee exonerated him. Mayor Houston sought to reopen the inquiry, but the council declined. A fire committee was created and the Public Library Association was granted 200. Tools stolen from the K-W-C block were reported with no suspect yet.

Thompson Nelson Ald. McKillop Houston Ald Wilken Morrison McKillop Public Library Association Gillet

Reduced Rates for Delegates Attend Central Farmers Institute

Deputy Minister of Agriculture grants special rates for delegates attending the Central Farmers Institute and Good Roads Association meetings in Victoria on December 17 and subsequent days. Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway offers a single round trip fare with free return on presenting a certified receipt. Canadian Pacific Railway requires a third fare for delegations of at least fifteen, plus full fare to Vancouver with receipt vised by officials, return at one third fare. Canadian Paving Navigation Co. offers a single round trip fare with certificates from officials. Invitations issued for a Terpsichorean Club event at Fraternity Hall on Thursday.

Central Farmers’ Institute Good Roads Association Victoria Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Co Superintendent of Institutes Vingetorla Canadian Pacific Railway Co Vancouver Canadian Paving Navigation Co

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