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Newspaper

Nelson Daily Miner

Location

Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 18, 1902

Page

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Sharkey and Maher Arrested Over Philly Fight Scam

Philadelphia men Tom Sharkey Peter Maher and club official Jas McFarland were arrested on warrants charging conspiracy to breach the peace. Bail set at 5000 each as witnesses testified, promoters promised no knockout or infringements and a sparring match instead of a prize fight. The crowd hissed and shouted as the staged bout began with Jim Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons in close view.

Philadelphia Tom Sharkey Peter Maher Jas McFarland Industrial Athletic Club J.D. Burnitz Law and Order Society New York Sharkey Maher James J. Jeffries Robert Fitzsimmons Dave Sullivan Jim Buckley Alf King Tim Callahan Peter Lowery Mike Campbell Enogh Peter Roecap

London copper gains and metal prices mixed

Copper in London closes £1 15s higher at £47128 6d with spot at £47128 6d. In New York electrolytic at $11 and casting at $10.75. Lead stays unchanged at $4 and 10 108 64. Silver at 55 5-8¢, London price 25 5-8d.

London

Dobell dies after horse incident linked to cards

Toronto telegram reports physicians ordered Hon. Mr. Dobell to abstain from riding after heart condition. A motor car frightened his horse causing the rider to fall and die. the horse did not fall. Lord Strathcona attended the funeral and caught cold. Queen Victoria’s memory noted with violets for January 22 anniversary. Canadian Manufacturers' Association urges Canada to lobby Australia and New Zealand premiers on trade during coronation visit.

Toronto Evening Telegram Dobell Lord Strathvona Canada Canadian Manufacturers’ Association Austalia New Zealand

Danish West Indies Cablegram Urges Denmark to Hold St Croix

A cablegram from a broad coalition of planters burghers and property owners on St Croix D W I appeals to Dr J H Deuntzer Danish foreign minister to resist American capitalist influence and keep St Croix under Danish control. It asserts Denmark can make sugar cultivation remunerative despite its critical position.

St. Thomas Danish West Indies J. H. Deuntzer St. Croix I.—'Dyre Denmark

Lake shipping gains shown by canal traffic increase

Ottawa January 17 report by Supt. Boyd of the Canadian Canal at the Sea shows a notable rise in traffic this year. A total of 4,204 vessels passed through, up 1,223 from the prior year, with freight tonnage reaching 2,820,808 tons, an increase of 74,717 tons.

Ottawa Boyd Trafic

Peace Talk Probed by Dutch Premier in Boer Talks

Reuter dispatch from Amsterdam reports Dr. Kuyper, Dutch premier, urging the Boers to hint to Britain on possible peace terms after Rosebery's Chesterfield speech. Kuyper met Abraham Fischer and others in Brussels, then went to London. Outcome unclear, Holland not intermediary. Leyds expected at The Hague.

London Reuter Amsterdam Kuyper Lord Rosebery Chesterfield Kupper South Africa Abraham Fischer Brussels Leyds Europa Hague

Dixon Still Game Fights 20 Round Draw With Lipman

Ex-champion George Dixon fights Baltimore’s Joe Lipman to a draw after 20 rounds at Hureka A C. Lipman, about 20 pounds heavier, trails in reach but Dixon uses science and speed. Final rally sees Lipman surge, referee Muntze’ decision well received by crowd.

Baltimore Geo Dixon Joe Lipman Hureka A.C Lipman George Baltimorian Muntze

Enterprise mine aids and ore shipments reported

About 40 men are employed at the Enterprise. Fourteen baby drills operate well. An oil process concentrates Enterprise ore. Champion group, Twelve Mile, to start February 1. 250 tons of zinc ore to be shipped to Europe by Minnesota Silver Co. Main drift on the Transfer is 100 feet with a crosscut through the ledge. Rock hard. English report says Kilo and Chapleau groups, Lemon Creek, amalgamated and to be worked next season.

Enterprise Champion Group Europe Minnesota Silver Co England Lemon Creek

Dowirism in the Army Leaders Resign from Salvation Army

London Jap 17. Owing to a grave difference with the executive, General Booth's son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Hooth Clibborn resigned their connection with the army. It is understood they sympathize with John Alexander Dowie Zionist teachings.

London Salvation Army Booth

Ottawa premier to attend London coronation with guard

Ottawa January 17. It is stated that Hon. Messia Fielding and Muloch may accompany Premier Laurier to London in June for coronation ceremonies. There will likely be a military escort with the premier of about 500 mounted men.

Toronto Ontario Ottawa Messia Fielding Muloch Laurier London

Prospective Legislation Discussed for Canadian House Session

W A Gailiher MP notes a likely short session to allow Laurier to attend London coronation. Canal project debates arise with costs 40 to 50 million dollars and broad regional benefits. Insolvency law reforms, including an insolvency court and liquidators, face opposition. A proposal to establish a provincial postal telegraph system gains momentum with Mulock backing.

W. A. Gailiher M.P House of Commons Wilfrid Laurier London Galliher Sesson Ottawa River Georgian Bay Nippissing French River Toronto Ontario Lake Ontario Port Arthur Fort William Sault Ste. Marie Manitoba Northwest North Western States Montreal Canadian Northern Railway Winnipeg Lakes Canada Mulock Great Britain Sandford Fleming

Galliher Urges Postal Cable and Unification in Empire Reform

Mr. Galliher, who wrote for The Empire Review, argued for establishing postal cable and inland telegraph systems as a newsworthy step for imperial unification. He noted support from the Ottawa Board of Trade and Australia Chambers of Commerce and urged action on these priorities to shorten the session.

Ters Empire Review Ottawa Board of Trade General Council of the Chambers of Commerce of Australia Galliher

Martin to Run In Independent Liberal Bid

Victoria reports Joseph Martin M P will run as an Independent Liberal in the forthcoming by election. Capt Fleet, senior Esquimalt officer, notes the overdue Condor is likely sailing to Honolulu after storm damage and coal exhaustion slowing her progress. The US ship Grant sails to Vancouver Island to probe wreckage and identify a battered schooner near Cape Beale.

Victoria Joseph Martin Fleet Esquimalt Honolulu Hawaiian United States Grant Vancouver Island Cape Beal

Jumped bail Blue Goose Mrs Hamer fled to Republic Wash

Mrs Anna Hamer alias the Blue Goose who faced a police court sentence for procuring fled bail early this morning with two companions driving to Republic Washington. They were arrested for evading a smallpox quarantine at the Boundary line and may be deported. Meanwhile Joseph Taylor a special constable was arrested for neglect of duty after failing to guard the house.

Grand Forks Anna Hamer the Blue Goose Republic Wash Sim Galloway Spokane Canada

Miss Goulds Mission Visits Little Rock Y M C A Site

Miss Helen Gould and party arrived in Little Rock to inspect Iron Mountain shops and select a building site for a new Y M C A for Iron Mountain employees. She will visit Texas to review conditions and aid saving and welfare. A second item notes Ottawa officials backing a post office savings card plan to promote saving with twenty five cent stamps to form a one dollar deposit.

Little Rock Ark Jas Helen Gould Iron Mountain Y.M.C.A Texas Points Lone Star Ottawa Associated Charities Post Office

Death Toll Rises From Guerrero Earthquake Catastrophe

Mexico City reports a devastating Guerrero quake likely killed about 300 people and left many injured. Chilpancingo and surrounding towns suffered severe damage to churches, homes, and a sugar mill, with rescue efforts led by troops and a telegraph office rebuilt after collapses.

Mexico City Guerriero Chilpaningo Federal Telegraph Office War Department Mexico National Hospital Guerrero Chalapa Chilpacingo Iguadida Gen. Frisbie

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