Officers for the Western Contingent Continues to Age
Toronto reports Senator George A. Cox elected President of the Canada Life Assurance Co. Senior officers and status noted. Ontario dispatches cover soldiers departing for the second contingent from various cities with public sendoffs. By-elections for seven vacant Commons seats slated January 25 with nominations January 18. Fire in Ringe Town damages multiple properties. insurance $15,000. In Windsor a 70 year old woman perishes in a kitchen fire. Belleville notes death of Daniel i Caniff, 73, long-time resident. widow and one son survive.
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George A. Cox
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Canada Life Assurance Co
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Ont
Daniel i
Caniff
If It Were Only True These Wild Irishmen Would Amuse Canucks
A Burlington Vermont report claims Fenian forces are stockpiling dynamite lyddite and supplies in remote Vermont and Maine near the Canadian line. Informants say explosives are stored underground on the Vermont border and canned meats hid in farmers’ barns on the Maine line. An ambulance corps and first aid kits are being organized under Irish women and Red Cross veterans who served in Cuba. Farmers near the border are to provide wagons horses and oxen for transport as part of a planned movement.
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the Times
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Maine
Canadian Line
New Hampshire
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Cuba
Border States
Papal delegate Chapelle arrives in Manila aboard Sherman
Arch bishop Chapelle the papal delegate to the Philippines landed in Manila on the US transport Sherman. Reports say friars seek Chapelle ear to secure protection for their interests and real estate. The issue includes restoring Spanish curates and friar control, with natives fearing renewed clashes under American rule.
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Chappelle
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United States
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Spain
Reputed Muravieff Rescript on Hague Peace Effort
Berlin reports Vorwaerts prints a supposed rescript by Count Muravieff for the Czar urging nations to pursue the Hague Conference aims of disarmament and world peace. It notes that the rescript will issue on Russian New Year January 13 and laments a new war spreading, restrained only by the peaceable stance of neutral powers.
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Vorwaerts
Count Muravieff
The
Hague
The Paris Trial Opens with Guilty Verdicts Reported
The High Court in Paris closed hearings on conspiracy cases. It announced a 148 to 480 verdict finding M. Buffet guilty with extenuating circumstances. Godfori and De Varx were acquitted amid large support, while Sabran and De Ramel were also acquitted. The court adjourned until tomorrow.
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Godfori
de Varx
M. Sabran
de. Ramel
Toronto Elects New Mayor Amid Party Strife
M. Guerin and Deronide weigh a decision as E A Macdonald wins Toronto mayoralty after years of effort. Clarke supported by the Mail and Empire and Hallam backed by the Globe, Macdonald runs as an independent amid rising party tensions.
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E. A. Macdonald
Clarke
M. P
The
Mail and Empire
Hallam
Globe
Oath Administered to Cuban Cabinet
Havana Jan 2 Senor Medusa, head of the Supreme Court, administered the oath of office to the new Cuban cabinet. Officials swore allegiance for the time being to the military authorities of the United States under the present power. Lisbon Jan 2 The Cortes opened with Throne messages praising cordial relations as fleets from France Germany and Great Britain were present at the Tagus. Corry Pa Jan 2 A northern blizzard blocks travel as trains struggle on the Lake Shore Erie Nickle Plate and Pennsylvania lines in western Pennsylvania.
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Nelson
Jon von Nelson
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Pilot Hay
Honner's Ferry
Bonners Ferry
Great Northern
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Lardo-Dunuan Division
Lardo
Argents AL B
API
Alberta
Argenta
Canada
Mumert
Awkward Predicament At Belmont Meeting Turns To Bible Offer
The Daily Telegraph reports Hon. George Peel at Belmont near the battlefront. Sheltering behind rocks he reentered the fight only to enter the enemy camp. A Boer rose, offered a Bible opened to Revelations, then fled while Peel examined it. Guardsmen then detained him as a Boer spy.
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Belmont
Nelson City election notice for Mayor and Aldermen Jan 1900
Public notice to electors of One City of Nelson to nominate Mayor and Aldermen at the city offices on Victoria Street January 8 1900. Nominations must be in writing by two voters for proposer and recorder, delivered to the Returning Officer by 2 pm. If a poll is needed it will open January 11 1900. Details of polling places and qualification rules for Mayor and Aldermen follow, with dates and locations. J K Strachan Returning Officer posted December 28 1900.
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Baker and
Victoria Streets
The
Exchequer Gold Mining Company
Baker Street
Stanley Street
Kootenay Street
City of Neon
Land Registry Office of Land
Real Ini Boely
Mio
British Columbia
J. K. Strachan
Bobs Kipling Ode Salutes a Soldier Named Bobs
Rudyard Kipling writes a spirited ode praising Bobs the Kandaloader and his role in aiding soldiers. The verse humorously catalogues Bobs as cook, trainer, and steadfast helper, a beloved figure who steadies troops and lightens their burden during war.
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Bobs
Rudyard Kipling
Dentist duo opens practice with crown and bridge focus
Dr Barber and Dr Morrison inaugurate a new dental office offering crown and bridge work as a specialty. They position the practice to serve patients needing restorative dental care and cosmetic improvements.
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DR. Barber
Nelson Foremost Gold Mining Company Winding Up Order
In the matter of the Companies Winding Up Act 1888 and the Nelson Foremost Gold Mining Company Limited, an extraordinary general meeting held November 17, 1899 passed a special resolution to wind up the company. A later meeting on December 8, 1899 confirmed the liquidator William Murray Botsford and inspector Charles C. Bennett. Creditors and others with claims must send details by January 10, 1900 to the liquidator at Merchants' Bank of Halifax Vancouver BC.
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Nelson Poorman
Gold Mining Company, Limited
William Murray Botsford
Vancouver
British Columbia
Charles C. Bennett
Willian Murray Botaford Merchants’ Bank of Halifax
H. G
Pee
Osborne Plunkett
Mackinnon
Granville Street
Enld
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