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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
1
Immigrants From United States Stir Manitoba Plans
Winnipeg news notes large immigrant intake from the United States with 36 000 forecast via the Soo line, immigration accommodation at Halbrite and Milestone to be prepared, and cautions about early arrival. The Portage la Prairie by election writ issued with nominations February 6 and polling February 13. A petition with nearly 8 000 signatures seeks compensation for liquor dealers and property owners if the Manitoba Liquor Act is enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
J. Obed
Smith
United States
Soo Road
Mr. Smith
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
R Hos. Taylor
Centre Winnipeg
Montreal mayoralty tangle cleared as mandamus reversed
Montreal reports the mayoralty race cleared after Judge Langelier repudiated the mandamus judgment due to a clerical error. Opponents gain nine days to argue, leaving Wilson Smith and Cochrane at risk. Prefontaine seeks an injunction to delay the election as a New York bridge project with a $6 million cost proceeds. Fire at Guardian Assurance building causes major losses, while Montreal Board of Trade condemns hostile foreign press over Boer War coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Langelier
Wilson Smith
Cochrane
Prefontaine
New York Construction
F. Linare
Montreal-Longueuil
Rutland Railway
Guardian Assurance Company
St. James Street
Insurance Company
Colonies to Receive Three Percent Commission from War Office
London reports confirm the Imperial government will allow a standard three per cent commission on local expenditures by colonies for war office related bills. The decision covers Canada Australia and New Zealand and was stated in Parliament by Sir John Broderick amid inquiries by John B Barlow and W J Redmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Evening Telegram
London
John B. Barlow
Frome
House of Commons
War Office
John Broderick
South Africa
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Colonial Office
W. Jo. K. Redmond
War Secretary
M. Broderick
Irwin Memorial Fund Opened by Rossland Meeting
A large Rossland gathering voted to start a memorial subscription drive for the late Rev. H. Irwin. A 50 member committee will solicit donations across the province with $1.00 subscriptions. J. S. C. Fraser as treasurer and J. 8. Clute as chairman lead the effort to honor a man who aided the distressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossland
Clute
J. S. C. Fraser
Bank of Montreal
Messrs
Wallis
Edwin Dorant
Laurin Cleared as Responsible for Trainer’s Death
Montreal report: coroner’s jury declares Arthur Laurin criminally responsible for the death of George W. Smith a negro trainer employed by Cyrille Laurin. Laurin and Smith quarrelled leading to Laurin shooting Smith who died hours later. Smith had come from New York last August. Halifax update: John Gray identified as Walter Gordon, wanted for a murder two years old at Whitewater Manitoba, previously enlisted in Canadian Mounted Rifles under the name J Gordon Brooklin Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Arthur Laurin
Cyrille Laurin
George W. Smith
Laurin
Smith
New York
Halifax
John Gray
Hritith Columbia
Canadian Mounted Rifles
Walter Gordon
Whitewater
Man
Gordon
J. Gordon
Brooklin
Ontario
Seven Italians Die In Fleet Street Fire
A fire in a tenement house on Fleet street in Boston’s north end this morning burned seven Italians to death and left several others seriously injured. The blaze broke out in the crowded building causing extensive damage and chaos as neighbors tried to assist victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fleet Street
North End
Boers Indirectly Seek Peace Terms From Dutch
London reports that A J Balfour said no peace overtures had been received from authorized Boer sources but a late Saturday Dutch government communication was under consideration. The Dutch move, tied to Boer delegates, follows Rosebery's advocacy and Dr Leyds and Dr Kuyper involvement. The piece notes Boer leaders may discuss a Canada model self government, amnesty, and farm aid, amid war fatigue. Meanwhile Porters expedition to Samar suffers starvation, with Marines forced to eat raw dog flesh as Captain Porter’s party is delirious in bad conditions. Williams leads a relief party through floods to reach ten men faced with near death. General Chaffee seeks full details. Porter remains unable to clearly recount events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A.J. Balfour
House of Commons
Lord Rosebery
Dr. Kuyper
Holland
South Africa
Petit Bleu
Brussels
Krogerites
Hague
Daily Mail
Leyds
Asser
International Jurist
Dr. Bishop
Kruger
Davids. Porter
Samar
Porter
Williams
General Chaffee
Government Builds Pacific Cable Aims For American Made Line
Washington January 28 government cable bill amended to require American manufacture if feasible at cost not over ten percent above foreign rivals. Postmaster General War and Navy to arrange link with Japan and China with routes via Midway and Guam or other feasible path. Private messages allowed at 25 cents per word to Hawaii and 50 cents to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Janu
Secretary of the Navy
Japan
China
California
Hawaii
Philippines
Midway
Guam
Army
Navy
Secretary of War
Manila
Colombian Vessels Sail to Break Blockade Near Agua Dulce
Government steamers Boyaca Chucuito and General Campo sailed from Panama to break the Agua Dulce blockade and reach General Castro. Reinforcements were sent to defend Colon as General Pinto with 5 000 men marched from Cali to Bogotá to reinforce forces at the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Boyaca
Chucuito
General Campo
Agua
Dulce
Castro
Colon
General Pinto
Cali
Hogota
Explosion Mystery Near Grand Central Station
New York officials probe the Grand Central area blast that killed six. District Attorney Jerome says fire likely caused the explosion after a candle lit by Epps ignited paraffin-wrapped cartridges. He notes 125 to 200 pounds were in the house, with 600 pounds present overnight. John B. McDonald, Rapid Transit tunnel chief, doubts a blast caused the accident and questions the role of detonators and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Central Station
Jerome
Epps
John B. McDonald
Rapid Transit
General Chaffee Returns Amid Rain Delays in Samar
Gen Chaffee curtailed his trip and returned home after noting generally satisfactory conditions except in Samar where two months of constant rain hindered the campaign. He indicated the weather affected operations and morale during the resumed campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Samar
Prince Henry of Prussia Tour Schedule Revealed
Washington details the tightly arranged visit for Prince Henry from Feb 22 to Mar 1. The program covers New York arrivals, White House calls, a gala at the Metropolitan Opera, a dinner with New York officials, Mount Vernon visit, Annapolis excursion, and a departure for a southern and western tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prince Henry
Prussia
New York City
New York Harbor
Kron Prinz Wilhelm
North German
Lloyd Line
Admiral Evans
North Atlantic
Royal
Hohenzollern
New York
Irving Place
General Grant
Pennsylvania Railway
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
White House
Capitol
Jersey City
Townsend- Downey Ship Building Company
Shooter's Island
Hohengollern
Metropolitan Opera House
Commerce and Industry
Arion Club
Press of the
United States
Pennsylavnia
Prince
McKinley
House of Representatives
Mount Vernon
Annapolis
Liberals Victorious in Victoria by Election Victory
The by election to fill Col Prior’s seat in the Victoria House of Commons saw Liberal George Riley win by 421 votes over Conservative Krank Barnard. Riley becomes Victoria’s first Liberal MP sent to Ottawa. A quiet election ended with a victory parade led by a band. In other news, wreckage reports reappear near Ahousett and Cape Beale from the Condor, with officials cautious on confirmation. The Iyo Maru arrived on its maiden Orient voyage, while discussion of a national granaries system faces £30,000,000 cost and war risk limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Sheerness
Red Rock
Cape Beale
Times of the City
Hyeria
Condor
Victoria Sealing Feet
Queen City
Iyo Maru
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line
Orient
London
Gerald W. Balfour
Board of Trade
H. Seton-Karr
United Kingdom
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Canadian Northwest
Montreal Board of Trade
Johannesburg
Colonies
Irwin Memorial
Representative Committee
Peage
Balfour
New York Tunnel
Riley
Barnard
Mons
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