Stein apology ends Anglican heresy controversy in Canada
The Stein controversy in the Anglican church near Montreal is settled. Archbishop Bond ordered Stein from preaching due to alleged erroneous doctrines. Stein withdraws suit apologizes to the archbishop retracts the doctrine and is restored. Bronson, Ottawa lumberman, funds McGill tuberculosis research. Gilbert Parker offers to build a free public library in Belleville.
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Montreal
Janu
Stein
Canada
Bond
Diocesan College
Bronson
Ottawa
McGill University
Adams
Canadian Bravery Certificates Awarded in Montreal
The Canadian Humane Association awarded parchment certificates to Leslie Jonas and Constable Narbonne for bravery in saving a life. The London cable reports a London chamber meeting urged federal insolvency legislation and discussed Lloyds discrimination in insurance rates against Sydney Cape Breton. Petitions for a prohibition law gain momentum with ten thousand names collected.
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Montreal
Canadian Humane Association
Leslie Jonas
Constable Narbonne
Star
London
London Chamber of Commerce
Dobell
Lloyd
Sydney
Cape Breton
Prominent Mason J. H. Isaacson Dies in Montreal
J H K. Isaacson former grand secretary of the grand lodge of Quebec A I and A M and a noted Masonic figure in North America died in Montreal General Hospital tonight after a paralytic stroke.
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Montreal
J. HK. Isaacson
Grand Lodge of
Quebec
A. I
A. M
General Hospital
Carnegie Remembers Sarnia Public Library Offer
Andrew Carnegie offers Sarnia a 15000 gift for a public library if the town commits 1500 annually for maintenance. The proposal urges municipal support and long term library funding.
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Carnegie
Sarnia
Andrew Carnegie
Fears for Cottage City and Vic- Victoria News
Anxiety grows for the steamer Cottage City overdue from Skagway while the Nel arrives with no crew news from the Bristol. Santa Clara sustains serious damage and will lie on the marine ways a month. Local businessman Fred Falls dies after surgery for an abscess.
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Victoria
Cottage City
Skagway
Port Simpson
Bristol
Santa Clara
Trial Island
Fred Fell
Vic
Riley to contest Victoria by election seek Liberal seat
Victoria Liberal convention nominates Geo Riley to contest the Victoria by election caused by Col Prior’s unseating. Drury also supported Riley. Mayor Hayward re elected by acclamation with future alderman and school trustee contests planned. Shipping notes report HMS Amphion damaged near Callao en route to Valparaiso. HMS Condor overdue from Honolulu. Mount Sicker vs E and N Railway dispute escalates as bents torn down. court action expected.
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Victoria
Geo. Riley
Dominion House
Col. Prior
Drury
Mr. Riley
Hayward
Aldernoon
Algo
Mount Sicker Railway Company
Mount Sicker Company
Hunter
N, Railway
Surrender of Batangas Insurgents Unconditionally
Manila January 14 reports the unconditional surrender of Col. Marisigan and companions to Gen. Bell in Batangas. The group handed over 210 rifles and one cannon, with 3 colonels 1 major 5 captains and 12 lieutenants among the defectors. Bell says more surrenders may follow and pacification extends through eastern Batangas.
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Manila
Marisigan
Gabrera
Castillo
Bell
Batangas
Taal
Funeral of Hon Richard Reid Dobell in Folkestone
Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal officials attended the funeral for Hon Richard Reid Dobell the Canadian minister without portfolio. He was killed when thrown from his horse near Folkestone last Saturday. Cannon Woodhouse officiated as a large crowd gathered.
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Folkestone
Lord Strathgona
Mount Royal
Canada
Joseph G. Colmer
Richard Reid Dobell
Cannon Woodhouse
Western Volunteers Pass Through Winnipeg en Route to Halifax
A party of about 40 western men recruited to join the new contingent of C. M. X.'s for South Africa passes through Winnipeg en route to Halifax from Fort Steele. The group includes 16 men from Fort Steele, six from Calgary and the remainder from Medicine Hat and Regina.
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Winnipeg
South Africa
Halifax
Fort Steele
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Regina
Russian Minister Arranges Telegraph Link to China
Paul Lessar, the Russian minister to China, set up telegraphic lines between the U S minister in China and the New Chwang U S consul. The New Chwang consul reports Russians are detaining American naval officers and sailors on baseless charges.
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Pekin
Paul Lessar
China
United States
Hero Mr. Conger
New Chwang
Cape Cart Saved General Botha in Johannesburg Chronicle
Despatch from Johannesburg dated January 18 reports General Botha narrowly escaping capture at Knapdear as Bruce Hamilton pursued the Boers for seven miles. Hamilton captured 52 Boers and seized ammunition and stock before the chase ended. In London a grand wedding filled with aristocracy celebrated the Earl of Wicklow marrying Lady Gladys Hamilton with royal and notable diamond gifts.
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London
Lord Kitshener
Johannesburg
Botha
Bruce Hamilton
Knapdear
Earl of Wicklow
Gladys Hamilton
Duke and Duchess of
Edward
Bekeraudse
Prince
Princess of' Wales
Duke
Duchess of
Connaught
Cecil Rhodes
City Fire Department Records Highlight Low Yearly Fires
The fire department report shows a year with January and February fire free, several small chimney and miscellaneous fires later, and total losses modest compared to prior years. The city engineer details extensive water works progress including pipe layings, hydrants, and sewer system costs and maintenance.
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Nelson
Fire Department
T. W Lillie
Senators debate Philippine question in Senate session
Washington January 14 The Philippine question was touched in the Senate for the first time this session. Mr Hoar spoke on resolutions to appoint a committee to investigate the administration of the islands and the unreliability of statements about the situation. He urged witness requests for light. Senator Lodge and Mr Hoar clashed over the measure. The resolution was tabled until tomorrow while discussion shifted toward reciprocity with Cuba.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Philippines
Hoar
Mass
Lodge
Hoa
Philippine Commission
Carmack
Mason
Cuba
Dynamite Explosion Kills Three Negro Laborers
A West Branch railway site in Clearfield county saw three African American workers killed and seven injured when dynamite exploded as they thawed charges near a wood stove. The blast occurred in a shanty used by laborers on the line after dawn today.
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Williamsport
Karthaus
Clearfield County
New West Branch
Barnard Nominated for Victoria By-Election
Victoria January 14 Frank S Barnard former Dominion house member for Yale Cariboo was nominated by Liberal Conservatives to contest Victoria by election against George Riley who was nominated by the Liberals last night.
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Victoria
Frank S. Barnard
Dominion House
Yale-Cariboo
George Riley
City sidewalk and roadway costs over five years
The record shows 14 miles of sidewalks in use with 14 113 feet relaid and 5 417 feet widened. Sidewalk expenditure spans 1897 1808 1899 1900 and 1901 totaling 34 exact figures include 84 482 11 4 070 99 6 730 74 0 241 04 6 145. Roadway grading costs are listed for 1807 1898 1800 1900 1901 with a five year total of 82 701 96.
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Cottonwood Creek
Water Works
Cies
Prince Henry May Sail on Unscheduled liner to New York
Berlin reports the Imperial yacht Hohenzollern will be freshly painted on arrival at Hoboken to remove voyage traces while Prince Henry's sailing date remains unfixed. German admiralty and North German Lloyd arrange preparations for his visit with New York press reactions noted.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Lloyd*Steamship Company
Bremen
Princ Henry
Prince Henry
New York
Admiralty
Lloyd Steamship Company
Hohenzollern
Hoboken
Small Cause for Murder Over Neighbor Dispute in New England
Newport New Hampshire January 14 George H Briggs Langdon farmer stood trial for murder of Mrs Florence Jones after a November confrontation over a right of way. Children Amelia and Cleveland Jones testified Briggs shot the woman in the kitchen after a dispute in the field over cattle. The case draws keen interest as motive remains unclear.
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New England
Newport
N. H
Geo. H. Briggs
Langdon
Florence Jones
Cleveland Jones
Briggs
Jones
Fire devastates Kennard building and nearby blocks in New England
A massive blaze in Manchester New Hampshire destroyed the Kennard granite business office and damaged the Smythe block and Derryfield club. The fire started in Allen and Kimball's clothing store around 9 pm, with explosions heard as occupants fled. Losses total about half a million with Kennard at 250000 and tenants 200000. Smythe block 30000. Derryfield club 10000 plus other damages. Some bank vault losses unrevealed pending vault access.
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Manchester
N. W
Kennard
New England
Boston
Smythe
Werryfield Club
Park Theatre
J. Z. Little
Allan and Kimball
Board of Trade
Derryfield Club
Allen and Kimball's
Ken
Schwab Denies Monte Carlo Gambling Tale
Charles M. Schwab corporate head issues a cable to the Associated Press denying sensational reports of gambling at Monte Carlo. He states he was in Nice and traveling through the south of France with friends and did visit the casino, but rejects the gambling allegations as false.
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Monte Carlo
New York
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Nice
Associated Press
France
Schwab
Marconi describes attuned system for ship messages
Signor Marconi told an American Institute of Electrical Engineers banquet that messages can be read only when receiver and transmitter are attuned. He said ships should be equipped to read messages from other ships for danger aid and predicted many simultaneous sea messages soon.
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New York
Signor Marconi
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Europe
Marconi
Copper dips in New York and London markets
Copper prices ease in New York to 11 to 12 60 for lake and 11 for coast, with London spot at £45 1s 8d and futures at £46, down £1 7s 6d. Lead holds at $4 locally while London slips to £10 7s 8d, silver at 55 1 8 cents per ounce or 25 5 8d in London.
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New York
London
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Toria
Riley
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Western Volunteers
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Earl of Winslow
Bride
Barnard
Philadelphia
Albert Champion
Leander
Rutz
Monroe
McEachran
Freeman
Mayo
Gougoltz
Wilson
Chevallier
Fisher
Hatfield and
St. Petersburg
Czar
Czarina
Charlemagne Tower
Russia
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
New Hampshire
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