Smelter freight and treatment rates unchanged says dispatch
A London dispatch reports no change in smelter freight and treatment charges. D C Johnson of the Everett smelter confirms contracts with Last Chance and American Boy at $11 for ore under 20 per cent lead, rising to $15 per ton for over 20 per cent up to 40, with 50 cent per unit on ore over 8 per cent. Rates align with January figures cited by W. H. Aldridge.
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B. €. Johnson
Everett
Last Chance
W. H. Aldridge
Trail Smelter
Trail
Nelson
D.C. Johnson
Rossland Ore Shipments Report Weekly Output
Rossland camp produced 5 860 tons for the week ending tonight headed by Le Roi 4 600 tons Le Roi No 2 1 200 tons and Cascade 60 tons The Centre Star and War Eagle mines are ready to start shipping once Trail smelter can receive ore and will add 2 500 tons weekly after February 1.
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le Roi
le Roi No
Cascade
Centre Star
War Eagle
Trail
Copper Market Update and Obituary Highlighted Names
Copper prices held steady with Lake at 11 and electrolytic at 10.87 in New York while London futures closed higher. A long obituary honors Rev. Irwin a 42 year old Anglican clergyman and missionary known as Father Pat famed for football and long treks in British Columbia.
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New York
London
Nazarene
Irwin
Ireland
Keble College
Oxford
Church of England
Rugby
British Columbia
New Westmister
Montreal
Kootenay
Yale
Pat
Father Pat Rev Henry Irwin Dies in Montreal Hospital
Word spread yesterday of the death of Rev. Henry Irwin known as Father Pat. He served the province with a kind heart and charitable deeds, following the teachings of the Gentle Christ and earning broad regard in the community.
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Horn
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Henry Irwin
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Fatalities at Dawson Alaska from Alki steamer report
Seattle January 25 report lists fatalities in Alaska from the steamer Alki. Names include James Murphy of Wrangle who died after a cliff fall onTradera island, Charles Nelson killed at Chicago Hill mine, Andrew Fosburg killed at the Mexican mine on Douglas Island, Harry Gilbert fatally injured at the same mine, Joseph Lieberman killed near Douglas railway, Eva Williams assaulted in a Dawson saloon likely fatally injured, P N Sattey and James Piavetti assaulted on Douglas Island with serious injuries, and W A Speake, Dawson prominent citizen, died at St Marys Hospital.
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Dawson
Alaska
Alki
James Murphy
Wrangle
Tradera’ Island
Charles Nelson
Chicago Hill
Andrew Fosburg
Douglas Island
Harry Gilbert
Joseph Lieberman
Douglas
Eva Williams
P. N. Sattey
James Piavetti
W. A. Speake
St. Mary’s Hospital
Still No Condor Sighting Sparks West Coast Search
Still No Condor. The Grant cutter boarded Capt. Davia to pilot the ship as it sails at 6 p.m. for Vancouver Island to seek wreckage or clues about the missing warship Gondor. Phaeton reached San Francisco with no news, Egeria left Esquimalt dock to coal and sail Monday to join the hunt as the fourth vessel deployed.
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United States Revenue Cutter
Grant
Davia
Vancouver Island
Gondor
Phaeton
San Francisco
Egeria
Esquimalt
Hunt
Coal Disaster in Iowa Claims Twenty One Dead
Des Moines Iowa January 24 Twenty one men died in a shaft two mine disaster at Lost Creek Mining Company. Bodies were taken from the improvised morgue showing mangled forms and only identifying trinkets survived. Nineteen injuries are reported and improving with no expected additional deaths.
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Des Moines
Lost Creek Mining Company
Iowa
Tesla high frequency currents used to treat consumption
London experiments modify Tesla high frequency currents for consumption under Dr Beckham with 80 000 volt supply. Reported improvements include reduced cough night sweats better appetite and weight gain, though experts question lasting cure. Beckham expresses strong faith in the method despite doubt from phthisia specialists.
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Herald
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Becknams
Phthisia
Beckham
Dropped Dead in Snow Shoveling Gang Request
Robert Gray aged 65 in Toronto asked a policeman for work in a snow shovel crew and collapsed, dying from general collapse. In other news the Dominion Sheep Breeders plan a Northwest agent to expand export trade. The Prince of Wales arrived in Berlin for Emperor William’s birthday celebrations with a formal reception and royal guards.
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Robert Gray
Dominion Sheep Breeders’ Association
Northwest
Walter Cassels
K.C
Blake, Lash and Caskels
Gwynne
Supreme Court
David Mills
Hotel Cecil Burns in Ottawa Fire Destroys Royal Exchange
Ottawa report says the Hotel Cecil once the Royal Exchange burned at five this morning. Guests escaped in night robes as flames engulfed the building. Loss estimated at sixty thousand dollars with thirty thousand insured. The hotel belonged to Alderman James Davidson.
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Ottawa
Canada Atlantic Railway
New York
Adirondack and
St. Lawrence
Cecil
Royal Exchange
James Davidson
Pittsburg H. A. C. Ties Frontenac In Fast Hockey Match
In Duquesne Garden Pittsburg H A C. and Canada’s Frontenac skated to a 2 to 2 tie after three periods and ten minutes of extra play, producing one of the season’s fastest games.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg H.A. C
Frontenac
Canada
Duquesne Garden
Large Steamship Ashore Near Washwood’s Station
A large steamship went ashore on the Virginia coast near Washwood's Life Saving station during a heavy fog. The vessel's name is not learned yet and no details are available. The Merritt and Chapman Wrecking company have dispatched their wrecking tug Rescue to the disaster site.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Washwood
Merritt and Chapman Wrecking Company
Reacue
Braid to Visit U S For Six Months Prompting Mixed Golf Notes
London reports former golf champion James Braid will visit the United States for six months. Outlook questions the undisclosed sum, noting it surpasses any English annual earnings for a golfer and fears the sport is becoming a business of pot hunting, losing its old character in a healthful game.
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London
James Braid
United States
England
Braid
Americans Demand Best Gate Money For Traveling Players
A clipping notes that men should be better employed in their games and that Americans will demand only the best gate money and traveling expenses, implying high expectations and costly travel for athletes or entertainers.
Prince Henry of Prussia Tour by Pennsylvania Railway
The State Department has arranged with the Pennsylvania Railway for Prince Henry of Prussia and his suite to travel by special train during the visit. Plans include transport to Washington from New York, return to New York, steamer to Shouters island for the Meteor launch, and a tour of major eastern and southern cities. The specially conducted train will depart Washington March 1 and reach Chattanooga March 2.
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Pennsylvania Railway Company
Washington
Department of State
Prince Henry of Prussia
United States
New York
Shouters' Island
Upper South
West
Northwest
Pennyslvania Railway Company
Chatanooga
Prince Ching's Son and Pekin Court Move
Pekin reports that Prince Ching will memorialize the throne for more liberal treatment of the Pekin Industrial Institution after the court closed it on the suggestion of Chen Pi the governor. A son of Prince Ching is said to be named Chinese envoy to attend the coronation. Sir Ernest Satow says no objection but Prince Chan's brother would have preferred. In Pittsburg Missouri Mrs Addie Richardson is acquitted of murdering her husband Frank W Richardson a Savannah merchant killed Christmas 1900. Fife the former associate is jailed awaiting trial for complicity.
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Prince Ching
Chen Pi
Edward
Ernest Satow
Prince Chan
Pittsburg
Addie Richardson
Frank W. Richardson
Savannah
Revolucionary Libertador Spreads Arms in Venezuela
New York dispatch reports the steamship Libertador has distributed arms along the Venezuelan coast amid Garabobo insurrection against Castro. Telegraph lines near Valencia cut. In Port of Spain the Danish West Indies transfer is noted with a Danish cruiser expected to guard peace. Judge Tachereau of Canada’s Supreme Court met President in Washington.
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Libertador
Ban High
Venezuela
St. Thomas
D.W. I
Denmark
Danish West Indies
United States
Tachereau
Washington
Judge Tachereau
Supreme Court of Canada
Lord Pauncefote
Erie Telegraph Franchises Sold to Oriental Telegraph Co
Stockholders voted to sell the Erie Telegraph and Telephone company franchises and property to the Occidental and Oriental Telephone and Telegraph Co. for 1,594,420 dollars. The decision was announced from New York on January 25. The transfer encompasses the company assets and operational rights.
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New York
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company
Occidental and Oriental Telephone and Telegraph Co
Australia displeased over war supplies contracts
Cables of protest were forwarded from Sydney and Wellington after the British war office awarded meat and other perishables contracts in Argentina for South Africa troops. Australasia denounces the action as indifferent to colonial claims and unjust. Premiers of Australia and New Zealand contend they can meet the needs threefold and have surplus meat.
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Argentina
British War Office
South Africa
Australasia
Australia
New Zealand
Imperial
War Offce
Boer Belligerence Reported as British Plan to Form Boer Corps
Pretoria Jan 25 Lord Kitchener approves General Villionel a surrendered burgher to raise 1500 men for a Boer corps Villionel warns ex President Steyn and says Boers in concentration camps are tired of the struggle and will aid the British effort
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Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Vallionel
Villionel
Steyn
Colon Aground as Gen. Pinzen Lands Troops in Isthmus
The situation remains unchanged at both ends of the Isthmus as the gunboat Gen. Pinzen arrives from Savanilla with 600 government troops. A decree from Baranquilla Bolivar expels Jose Mutto, a prominent Italian, for aiding the Liberal cause. Italians and many Turks in Bolivar are accused of similar sympathies.
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Pinzen
Savanilla
Baranquilla
Bolivar
Jose Mutto
Brought from England Dix return to U S on St Paul
Henry St. Johno Dix arrives on the steamer St Paul from Southampton, extradited after being arrested in England for wrecking a bank at New Whatcom, Washington. He was delivered to an Whatcom sheriff upon arrival in New York.
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New York
Henry St. Johno Dix
New Whatcom
Wash
St. Paul
Southampton
Dix
England
Whatcom
Below Zero Weather Strikes Montana Hit Helena
The January cold wave blanketed the state with Havre reaching 24 below and Helena at 22 below. Eastern and northern Montana reports show cattle generally protected with no range losses. emergency storm warnings stretch across multiple states while California faces low temperature alerts. The Helena High School moved to a new building yesterday as heating systems perform well and classes will begin there Monday.
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Tate
Havre
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
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Colorado
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
California
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