Miners Contingent Labor Mood Stirring Pacific Coast Mines
Report from Nelson and surrounding districts describes wage disputes tied to the eight hour law and potential strikes at Hall Mines Athabasca Granite and Royal Canadian mines. Special constables sworn in to guard Ymir mill and tramway amid tensions. Other mines Wakefield Emily Edith Bosno Noonday Vancouver Noonday closures reflect ongoing wage conflict.
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Ymir
the Granite
Royal Canadian
Hall Mines
Athabasca
Mine Owners’ Association
Granite
Duncan Mines, Limited
Muckers
Nelson
London & B. O. Goldfields
Silverton
Wakefield
Emily Edith
Bosno
Vancouver
Comstock
Four Mile Creek
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Launched in Kiel Ceremony
In Kiel June 1 a new German warship to replace the Kaiser Wilhelm was launched in the Emperor William era ceremony. The Grand Duchess of Baden christened her Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse as cabinet officers and high officials gathered with the Emperor Empress Crown Prince and Duke of Baden present. The emperor spoke of iron strength and unity.
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Kiel
Kaiser Wilhelm
William
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Baden
Germany
Frederick William
Duke of Baden
Tirkitz
Herr Krupp
Go Shane
Wiliam I
Uitlander Disputes and Dynmite Monopoly at South African Conference
The piece outlines key topics for the Kruger Milner talks in Cape Town focusing on the Uitlander dynamite monopoly and the Chamberlain protest. It notes the deadlock described in a bluebook and contrasts Transvaal replies with British objections.
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Blomefontein
Paul Kruger
Transvaal
Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
South Africa
Joseph Chamberlain
Provincial appointments listed in Official Gazette
Victoria June 1 official gazette lists appointments including Samuel P. Tuck as sheriff of south Kootenay, notaries for Rossland Windermere Yale Kootenay and other legal, licensing, and educational posts. Includes district boundary changes Harrison Hot Springs Campbell Creek Columbia and extensions for Swiss Current Creek claims to Sept 1 1899.
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Victoria
Samuel P. Tuck
Kaslo
South Kootenay
W. P., Robinson
William & Deacon
Rossland
Geo. W. F. Carter
Windermere
A. L. Bellyea
A. Henderson
New Westminster
A. H. MacNeil
Q. C
Louins J. Seymour
Supreme Courts Act
William L. L. Fagan
Vancouver
Jas. D. Bryne
Harry F. Gault
Columbia
Yale
Charles M. Edwards
Cranbrook
Kootenay
FE. N. Murphy
Kuskanook
Goat River District
West Kootenay
J. O. Rykert, Jr
Mkuskonook
P. A. E. Irving
Supreme Court of
B. C
Oscar GC. Bass
Special Commission
Allan Forrester
Brooklyn
Slocan
G. D. DesBrisay
E. Leonard Beer
Columbia City
William ©. Spence
John H. Kerr
John W. Laing
Edward B. Paul
Tete Jeune Cache
Heavy Shipment of Gold to Europe on Lucania
New York city bank plans to ship sixty thousand dollars in aid to Europe on Saturday aboard the liner Lucania. The export underscores ongoing humanitarian relief efforts during the era.
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New York
City Bank
Europe
Lucania
Oxford and Cambridge to face Yale and Harvard in athletics
Hertford College bursar Charles N Jackson said Oxford and Cambridge will compete with Yale and Harvard next month. He noted a provisional acceptance but cannot release the challenge text until details are settled, promising Americans a text later. He added English universities expect a considerable improvement in America.
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London
Charles, N. Jackson
Hertford College
Oxford
Yale m
Harvard
Associated Press
Yale
America
Reorganization of athletics and status of aniteurs
The date is not decided though July 22 is hoped. July 15 would clash with the Sandown Park ellipse meeting. Interest rises in athletic circles and will grow once the preliminaries are finished.
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Sandown Park
Jamaica Seeks Prey Trade Terms With United States
Kingston reports a reciprocity delegation sails for the United States on Tuesday to press Jamaica's position. Delegates cannot bind an agreement without government approval and must avoid revenue loss under the new tariff. Public hopes Canada annexation offers a path to favorable terms preserving West Indian trade.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Couniel
Joseph Chamberlain
Diet Resolved to Bring Prince Arthur Home to Saxe Cobourg
The Diet decided that Prince Arthur of Coburg and Gotha be summoned to reside in the duchies acquire a German education and learn the local conditions. Several speakers objected to treating the land and people as mere family heritage. Minister Von Stringe urged referral to a commission but the Diet rejected it.
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Gotha
Jove
Arthur of
Coannaught
Saxe-Cobourg and
Duchies
Saxe Cobourg and
von Stringe
New York Chamber Accepts Poet Dinner Invite
At the New York chamber of commerce monthly meeting the group accepted an invitation from the London chamber to be poets at a dinner likely during the Paris Exposition next year.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce of
London Chamber of Commerce
New York Chamber
Chamber
International Red Cross Rules Spark Western Protest
In The Hague the second section of the Red Cross committee faces opposition from American and British delegates who deem proposed regulations too stringent. A small commission will draft a method to extend the Geneva Convention to maritime warfare amid debate over private property at sea. In Kamloops Casimir, who killed Philip Walker on April 14, confesses, cites liquor as a factor, and awaits execution with Radcliffe the hangman on site. Indians deny mob rescue talk as the sentence is set for dawn tomorrow.
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Turner
Robert Beaven
Beaven
McInnes
Joseph Martin
Semlin
Molones
Canada
Great Britain
Turner and Eberts
Royal Commission
The
Hague
Red Cross Committee
Commission Number Two
Count Munravieff
France
Russia
Kamloops
B. C
Casimir
Philip Walker
Radcliffe
Tomorow
Gasimir
Paty de Clam Arrested in Dreyfus Forgeries Probe
Paris reports Lieutenant Colonel Paty de Clam, viewed as a likely instigator of some Dreyfus forgeries, was arrested at 7 30 and moved to the Chere Midi military prison after the day’s proceedings before the court of cassation.
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Paris
Paty de Clam
Casaation
Dreyfus
Chere- Midi
Death of an Artist John Smart the Landscape Painter
London reports the death of John Smart, landscape painter born in Edinburgh in 1898. An original member of the Royal Scottish Water Colour Society and later of the Royal Society of Artists, his career spanned decades in British art circles.
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London
Jane
John Smart
Edinburgh
Royal Scottish Water Color Society
Royal Society of Artists
Marchand greeted with enthusiasm in Paris crowds
Major Marchand arrives in Paris at 10 am as ceremonies unfold. He attends a state luncheon, receives a medal from the Minister of Colonies, is presented a sword of honor, and later joins the Elysee Palace procession amid massive cheering. A military club balcony salute sparks further ovations.
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Paris
Emily Crawfor
Major Marchant
Marchand
Hovsr
Ministry If Marine
Major Marchand
Marine
Elysee Palace
Victor
Hoy
Panama
Baraher
M. Deroulede
Marcel Habert
Assize Court
Lonchet
Military Club
Marchid
Moarine
France
la Republique
Chamber of Deputies
Africa
General Gallieni
Madagaswaar
M. L. Oclookroy
Zurlinden
Place de la Opera
Versailles
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Various Cities
Worcester defeated Providence 6 to 4 while Hartford beat Springfield 7 to 5. Buffalo narrowly lost to Milwaukee 4 to 1 and St Paul topped Detroit 6 to 4. New York routed Cincinnati 7 to 3 as Louisville drew with Brooklyn 7 to 2 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 3.
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Worcester
Providence
Hartford
Springfield
Buffalo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Detroit
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
New York
Cinnnnatti
Louisville
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburg
Kiel shipyard chief dies in fall during launch
In Berlin on May 81 a Kiel shipyard director died after falling from the baptismal platform of the Kaiser Wilhelm during the launch preparations. An engineer named Kranich was killed earlier when an elevator fell.
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Berlin
Germany
Kiel
Kranich
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