Winnipeg Wins Rowing Honors at National Regatta
Winnipeg Rowing Club led the opening day of the 29th annual regatta on the Schuylkill River, winning two events while St Louis Worcester Toronto Philadelphia Detroit and New York each took one race. Detroit edged Vesper for a nose in the senior four, Winnipeg captured the intermediate eights, and Johnston of Winnipeg won the singles with 7.564.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Schuylkill River
Fairmount
Winnipeg
St.Louis
Worcester
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Vesper
St. Louis
Husky
Ten Buck
Lewis
Winnipeg Rowing Club
Canada
Malta Boat Club
Fairmount Rowing Club
Johnston
Interesting suit targets Nelsons firm in September court session
Patrick A George of Nelson targets Wallace Miller Co retail clothiers with a suit for receiver and injunction alleging mismanagement. He claims lack of notices for annual meetings no annual statements or audits and alleges fraud by four fellow members colluding to bar his rights. Wallace Miller Co runs a Greenwood branch and the head store in this city.
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Nelson
Patrick A.george
Wallace-Miller Co
Molly Gibson
Frm
Grm
Greenwood
Nelson Baptist Pastor Reports Victoria Convention
Rev J Burt Morgan of the Nelson Baptist Church returned from the Baptist Convention at Victoria. He said delegates will meet in Nelson next year around this time. The trip included a 12 hour layover at Revelstoke and travel via Spokane. Delegates from the Kootenays included Rev Morgan of Nelson, Rev Halford of Cranbrook, and Rev Davies of Trail. Newly elected officers for the year include President Rev RB Q.
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Mr. Morgan
Victoria
J. Burt Morgan
Nelson
Revelstoke
Spokane
Kootenays
Morgan
Halford
Cranbrook
Davies
Trail
Baptists plan two new Kootenay churches and education push
Matthews of New Westminster reports two new Baptist churches to be built in Cranbrook and Fernie, one debt free at Cranbrook. A western correspondence school covers two years of arts and an educational residential worker is planned. Funds will back a continental salary. last year sixteen members joined. western mission funds show a small deficit due to eastern subscriptions. Missionary work targets Japanese communities as Rev. Morgan becomes Kootenay representative.
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P. H. McEwen
New Westminster
Home Mission Fund
Mr. Morgan
Kootenay
Banquet Honors Becker in Eholt Farewell
In Eholt on July 19 Mr Becker former C P R agent was promoted to contracting freight agent at Nelson. Citizens hosted a large banquet and dance for him with 40 couples present, toastmaster A B Ripley, speeches, and singing of the national anthem before Becker and his wife left by train for Nelson.
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Eholt
Becker
Nelson
A. B. Ripley
Fox
VY. H. Backer
Canada
M. Tibo
A. McAlpine
A. G. Burnett
R. Collie
J. M. Scrafford
Bodies Found Frozen Near Yukon Reported by Indians
The St Michael report says five white men were found frozen to death twenty miles toward the Yukon. A party was sent to investigate. The Pilot towed coal scows from St Michael, and a schooner, likely an otter hunter, was seen aground near Unmick Pass. Two thousand people arrived from Dawson toward Nome.
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Victoria
St. Michael
Cutler
Yukon
Unmick Pass
Dawson
Nome
Rifle Scores and Hotel Guests Listed in Telegraphic Note
A terse report lists rifle scores and guest names with hotel affiliations. D Bruce Ruslo is a guest at the Royal hotel while W H Lewis of Toronto and Jno D Sullivan Trail and R J Realey of California are guests at the Phair hotel. Others include Taylor Webb Montreal Mrs J E Harris and Phil J Joubert Seattle among hotel guests at Hotel Hume and tied accommodations across cities like Vancouver Calgary Spokane and more.
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D, Bruce
Ruslo
The
Royal Hotel
W. H. Lewis
Toronto
Jno
D. Sullivan
Trail
R. J. Realey
California
B. A. Jameson
Victoria
A. Melnnes
New Denver
the Phair Hotel
Hotel Hume
Taylor Webb
Monstreal
J. E. Harris
F. Caldwell
Wm. Hastie Adams
Tramway Company Letter To Mayor On Baker Street Lighting
The Tramway company informs the City Council they cannot supply power for about 400 lights on Baker Street. They cite reduced outside power opportunities since October and regret the council did not act on a prior resolution to allow power sharing with the main company. They express despair over sustaining losses and the ability to attract London investors.
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Baker Street
Tramway Company
London
Coal mines operate more in Wyoming valley amid strike
Still at work in Wilkes barre Pennsylvania on July 19 reports show more mines in operation and increased coal hoisting than on any day since the stationary firemen strike began.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Capitalism from a Bible Standpoint addressed by W C Young
The Socialistic Educational Club meeting at Miners Union Hall Sunday will feature Writer W C Young of Spokane discussing Capitalism from a Bible Standpoint with free discussion to follow. Lacrosse practice drew a good turnout with several new players, though some key stars were absent. Baseball gate receipts totaled 43.25, and after expenses 20 was donated to the Nelson Public Library treasurer.
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Socialistic Educational Club
Miners’ Union Hall
W. C. Young
Spokane
Nelson Public Library
Fishermen Strike Settled With Pack Split Deal
Victoria July 19 The Fraser fishermen's strike ends as a citizen committee brokered terms. Grand Lodge accepts 12 cents for one quarter of the pack and 10 cents for the rest, subject to Vancouver Union ratification. Work to resume Sunday night. salmon began running.
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Victoria
Fraser
Grand Lodge
Vancouver Lodge
Pat Hayes
Vancouver
B. C
Vancouver Union
Canadians Fail In Kolapore Cup Match At Toronto
The Canadian team trailed as Mother Country won 795 to Canada 743 in the Kolapore Cup. Canada excelled in two ranges but scored 225 to the UK 245 at 600 yards. Eleven Canadians qualified for the second stage, with Fleming Graham and Hodeley reaching the third stage.
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Toronto
Evening Telegram
Bisley
Canada
Jersey
Guersney
Hodeley
Victoria
Crowe
Sergeant Hodeley
Gunner Fleming
Graham
Major McDougall
British Columbia
Ogg
Guelph
Wilson
Ottawa
Prospect on Sandy Creek ore claim yields promising gold lead
J H Nickerson reports samples from Sandy Creek Morning Mountain claims show a large ore body with values from $6 to $9 per ton improving with depth. First ledge was 37 feet wide, a second 80 feet wide has been traced. two men will start work Monday on the second ledge to test run values. The property lies on Sandy Creek feeding Koote nay under a government trail.
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J. H. Nickerson
Sandy Creek
Morning Mountain
Orst
Kootenay
Mining Records Noted Yesterday Transfers and Locations
Mining records from yesterday show two transfers: Alma from D M Clark of Rossland to J and Simpson of Nelson and Dorval from Philomene Desireau to Azilda Gascon of Nelson. Three locations filed as re recordings: This tle Biend on Deer Creek a Ferndale relocation by John M Ross Oregon Tractional on Sandy Creek Morning Mountain bounded by Oregon Springfield Niagara and Mary Tudor located by John Phillips Ida Tracitonal on Morning Mountain near Sandy Creek bounded by Butterfly Astral Ida and Rebecca located by Neil Mc Coleman. Certificates of work granted to Sydney to W G Sewyer Armor Plate and Ollie N Natt stead Copper King to Joseph Duhamel Oregon to Neil McColeman.
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Alma
D. M. Clark
Rossland
J. &. Simpson
Nelson
Dorval
Philomene Desireau
Azilda Gascon
Thistle Biend
Deer Creek
Ferndale
Jno. M. Ross
Oregon Tractional
Sandy Creek
Morning Mountain
Oregon
Springfield
Niagara
Mary Tudor
John Phillips
Ida Tracitonal
Orning Mountain
Butterfly
Astral
Ida
Rebecca
Neil McColeman
Sydney
W. G. Sewyer
Ollie
N. N. Nattstead
Joseph Duhamel
Quoit Club Draws Grow in Nelson
The Nelson quoit club has 47 members with active participation in matches. Three draws completed this season, fourth draw in progress after two games. Standings show Wallace 8, Telfer 3, Purdy 2, Lillis 2, Hedley 1, Smith 1, Nunn 1. Spectators flock to games as Telfer beat Irwin and Wallace beat Watson.
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Telfer
F. L. Irwin
J. H. Wallace
J. Watson
English Consul Dead in California
W Clayton Pickersgill a British consul general for the Pacific coast states died at a sanitarium in Alamosa after being brought there from his Santa Cruz mountains summer residence. He had been seriously ill for months due to malaria exposure in Africa.
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San Francisco
Cal
W. Clayton Pickersgill
Pacific Coast States
Strike situation in Pittsburg near settlement hopes
Pittsburg July 19 A strike situation remains largely unchanged with rumors of an imminent settlement. President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association reports satisfaction with progress, noting workers gained while manufacturers lost since last Monday.
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Pittsburg
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Toronto to Probe Police Gambling Suppression Efforts
In Good City Toronto on July 19 a government inquiry will examine police energy in suppressing gambling following complaints. The session aims to reveal developments and potential reforms in enforcement.
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Toronto
Thibet Mission Opens Friendly Talks With Russia
A Transbaikalia burial Akhoram boat Chwan Dorshieff inspired a mission led by the Dalai Lama to St Petersburg to discuss friendly relations. Count Lamsdorff welcomed the delegation including the Dalai Lama's representative. Russia seeks influence in Indo Chinese territories and to isolate India from Yangtze Kiang. Finnish questions gain moderation in press. women to Helsingfors University. debates on rail projects and foreign syndicates for underground lines.
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St. Petersburg
Transbaikalia
Dalao Lama
France
Indian Empire
India
Yang Tse Kiang
Novoe Vigmya
Russia
Manchuria
Thibet
Uiga
Mongolia
Delvit
England
China
University of Helsingfors
Harvard
Finland
Schlusselbourg
Bank Increases Capital To Ten Million In New York
At a meeting of First National Bank stockholders in New York it was voted to increase the bank’s capital to 10 million dollars and establish a surplus of 10 million dollars. Only two U S banks share this size, National City and National Bank of Commerce, both in New York.
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New York
First National Bank
United States
National City
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Rhodes and Jameson Arrive in London from Cape Colony
Cecil Rhodes and Dr Jameson landed at Southampton this afternoon from Cape Colony and were met by Alfred Reit and B A Hawksley along with other friends. They declined to discuss the African question saying they were no longer public men.
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London
Cecil Rhodes
Dr. Jameson
Southampton
Cape Colony
Alfred Reit
B. A. Hawksley
South Africa Company
Messrs. Rhodes
Jameson
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Tinent
Mrs. Becker
News OF the North
H. J. Robie
J. G. Simpson
al H. A. Langfor
Oo J. McKenzi
F. Eb, Weir
Ganners
Cape Scott
Vancouver Island
Cape
Wreck Bay
B. Christensen
Holland
Fagan
Provincial Board of Health
Crow's Nest
Hope Mountains
Murphy
Spencer
W. Masters
St. Georges
Mason
Richardson
Swaine
Mining Records
Quoit Club
Gouud
Gzar
Associated Press
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