Mineral Claim Rules Narrow In Mineral Court
Judge Drake ruling clarifies that a mineral claim must identify one separate and definite plot of ground. The long list of cases shows adjournments, settlements, and disputes over rent, partnerships, and ownership in the Similkaineon District mining court.
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Justice Drake
Darts
St. Keverne
Privy Council
Vanstone & Buckworth
R. M. Macdonald
Buckworth
Taylor
Q. G
Richer Va. Savage
Rolander
W. A. Macdonald
Dundee
Miln
Bridgood
Bain
Reco
Steel
Doon
Kelly Va
Hall Mines
F. Marten
Brown
W ‘A. Macdonald
Q. O
E. V. Bodwell
Whitewater Deep Hotel
Marten
Bodwell
Mr. Bodwell
Flaintiff
London Votes Thank General Kitchener of Khartoum
In a rare bipartisan move today both houses passed votes of thanks to General Lord Kitchener of Khartoum for his service. The action follows ongoing public and parliamentary debates over his campaigns and leadership in Sudan and related imperial duties.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Kitchener of
Khartoum
Irish protest leads to split vote on Soudan campaign
Mr Michael Davitt, Irish nationalist for South Mayo, challenged a division over the Soudan campaign. The motion received 3821 votes in favor and 20 against. Mr A J Balfour, government leader, commented that Davitt attended as an avowed enemy of our country and hinted a British reversal would not break his heart.
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Michael Davitt
South Mayo
A. J. Balfour
Davitt
Moyie Tragedy Claims Two Laborers On Crow's Nest Rail
James Stewart known as Scotty and Martin Redman were killed when struck by an east bound freight near Moyie about midnight. Redman’s head was crushed and Stewart’s neck severely injured as the train passed. Coroner Moffat ordered burial with no inquest. Both men, about 24, had been drinking and were last seen in town Saturday night.
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Moyie
James Stewart
Scotty
Martin Redman
Crow's Nest
J. E. Hill
N. & Grant
A. W. Richardson
Redman
Queen's Avenue
Stewart
Armstrong
Fort Steele
Moffat
Cranbrook
Dundee
Scotland
Explosion destroys Nordlinger Chalton Tire Works plant
New York June 8 explosions ripped through almost the entire Nordlinger Chalton Tire Works Co plant at Graniteville Richmond Borough. Thirty four buildings were blown to bits within minutes, fires burned for hours, three injured but no deaths. Loss to buildings about 2500 dollars. material losses in firecrackers exceed 30000 dollars. Also a separate blast at Paines Fire Works Co plant in Greenfield Long Island caused about 25000 dollars in damage.
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New York
Nordlinger Chalton Tire Works Co
Graniteville
Richmond Brough
Paines Fire Works, Co
Greenfield
L. I
United States orders more recruits for the Philippines
At the New York recruiting office today it was stated an order had been issued to enlist as many white recruits as possible for the Philippines. No definite quota was given. The order directs making all enlistments in infantry, cavalry, and light artillery for the Philippines, stressing select men and urgency.
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New York
United States
Philippines
New Appointments From the Gazette
The Provincial Official Gazette lists appointments including Edward O. Hurst as coroner for British Columbia, Alex Forin as coroner for the province, William H. Vickers as J P for multiple districts, E. M. N. Woods as stipendiary magistrate and registrar roles, Isaac Heard as license commissioner, F. Fraser as mining recorder and registrar, Captain William John Rant as registrar for the Marriage Act, Gordon E. B. Darbould as police magistrate to J P, with changes for Charles S. Rushdell and Peter E. Wilson noted and J. F. Gibson’s resignation accepted.
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Victoria
Edward O. Hurst
M. D
British Columbia
Alex. Forin
Nelson
William Henry Vickers
Atlin
J. P
Vancouver
Westminster
Yale- Cariboo
Kootenay
E. M. N. Woods
New Westminster
Nanaimo
Charles 8. Rushdell
J .P
New Denver
Peter E. Wilson
W.S. Deacon
Rossland
J. F. Gibson
Lillooet
All Canadian News From the Capital
Coverage from Ottawa London and St Johns on a heated parliamentary session. The House of Commons pursues an all night debate over a Grand Trunk agreement and franchise reforms with MPs pressing for more information. Newfoundland refuses to recognize French indemnity claim amid lack of direct evidence linking Graham Taylor to Jobster factory burning.
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Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Grand Trunk
Drummond County
Montreal
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Graham ‘Taylor
Boun Bay
Paris Debates Over Dupuy Government Possible Cabinet Shakeup
In Paris lobbies of the Chamber of Deputies rumors rise that the Dupuy cabinet could fall next week as President Lonbet shows displeasure over warnings to curb Autueil demonstrations. Names for a new cabinet circulate, while ministers fear autuile protest violence ahead of July 14 review at Long Champs.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Dupuy
Lonbet
Grand Prieux
M. Dupuy
Dreyfus
Long Champs
Auteuil
Boundary question remains unsettled after two year pause
London June 9 The Associated Press reports on high authority that the Alaska modus vivendi does not settle or compromise the boundary dispute. It establishes a temporary boundary to be preserved for two years, during which time the parties may pursue a permanent settlement.
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London
Associated Preas
Foreign competition threat alarms Glasgow business leaders
In a mass meeting of manufacturers shipowners and merchants in Glasgow on June 7 a resolution warned of injury to British and Colonial trade from ongoing and threatened foreign competition America and Germany are said to be taking markets long held by Great Britain Mr Anderson of Anchor Line criticized lack of government support saying the Board of Trade acts as police and the Foreign Office only intervenes after thefts.
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Glasgow
Anderson
America
Germany
Great Britain
Board of Trade
Foreign Office
Arbitrator de Maartens to Open Proceedings in Paris
The Hague June 8 Professor de Maartens umpire for the Anglo-Venezuelan arbitration and a member of the Russian delegation to the peace conference will go to Paris June 16 to open the arbitration proceedings and will return immediately after.
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the Hague
de Maartens
Paris
Duke of Orleans Plans Paris Visit by Yacht
London reports the Duke of Orleans, who left Palermo yesterday, is aboard his yacht at Genoa and intends to travel to Paris soon. The Rom correspondent of the Daily Mail notes the sailing and expected arrival.
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London
Rom
Daily Mail
Duke of Orleans
Palermo
Yeaterday
Genoa
Paris
Congress of Wheelmen opens in London with European delegates
The first annual congress of the inter cyclists association is under way in London with major European nations present. Delegates decide to recognize no American bicycle travelers without League of American Wheelmen certificates.
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London
Inter-Cyclists’ Association
League of American Wheelmen
Preparing for the Big Fight in Coney Island
New York prepares for tomorrow night’s bout between Rob Fitzsimmons and Jim Jeffries at the Coney Island Sporting Club. Police may intervene if hard blows or a knockdown occur, but promoters and fighters expect no interference. Betting favors Fitzsimmons, Jeffries backers growing. trainers and officials plan a prefight meeting to settle rules and the referee George Siler will attend. Jeffries appears calm and confident, with both camps expecting a fight under ten rounds.
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New York
Rob Witzsimmons
Jim Jefferies
Coney Island Sporting Club
Devery
Messrs
Brady
Julian
Fitzsimmons
Jefferies
United States
George Siler
Mr. Siler
Coney Island
Siler
Slight riots in Paris tied to revisionist clash
Riots broke out in Paris in the Clichy district after a Temps editor M. Francis de Pressense meeting. Police charged rioters as clashes escalated and revisionists moved toward Zola’s residence to show police interference. Revolver shots fired. twenty people were arrested.
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Paris
M. Francis de Pressense
Temps
Clichy
M. Zola
Bremen and Russia sever diplomatic ties over arrest dispute
Berlin reports the Russian Government has broken off diplomatic relations with the free city of Bremen after Bremen authorities refused to grant satisfaction for the alleged wrongful arrest of a Russian priest.
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Berlin
Bremen
War talk in London as Kruger backs down or fights
London papers weigh the prospect of war in South Africa after President Kruger allegedly backs conference while Sir Alfred Milner faces cabinet pressure. The Daily Mail cites Kruger as likely to yield, the Daily Chronicle warns against warlike stance, and The Standard demands immediate Uitlander citizenship to end the dispute. A semi official Chamberlain reply to Uitlander petitions is described as a conciliatory ultimatum.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Kruger
Alfred Milner
Daily Chronicle
Chamberlain
Stock Exchange
Downing Street
Standard
Transvaal
Uitlanders
South Africa
House of Commons
Bloemfontein
Rigo Alive After Cairo Death Rumor
London reports deny earlier Cairo dispatches claiming the death of Rigo. A private message from Rigo to London states he and the twins are well, despite widespread press rumors from Vienna Brussels and Paris.
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London
Vienna
Brussels
Paris
Cairo
Alexandria
Rigo
Chimay
Market town Linz burned near Ottensheim in Austria
A fire swept the market town of Linz near Ottensheim resulting in total destruction. Four women were killed and several others injured in the blaze. Authorities reported extensive damage and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Vienna
Linz
Ottenseheim
Sultan in Good Health Denies Illness Rumor
Constantinople reports the Sultan is in perfect health and dismisses Vienna rumors of serious illness as unfounded. The official word states His Majesty is in good condition and continues with normal duties.
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Sultan
Constantinople
Vienna
Budget committee votes 200000 mark for Antarctic expedition
Berlin June budget committee of the Reichstag votes the first instalment of 200000 marks for the German Antarctic expedition.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Yesterday's Ball Game Summary Page
Cincinnati 0 Brooklyn 6 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 6 New York 1 Pittsburgh 56 Baltimore 11 Washington 5 Chicago 4 Boston 7 Louisville 5 Montreal 7 Rochester 4 Worcester 11 Harford 4 Toronto 4 Syracuse 1.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Louisville
Montreal
Rochester
Worcester
Harford
Toronto
Syracuse
Metal Quotations Report From New York Market
The daily metal quotation summary lists Bar Silver at 60 and Mexican dollars at 481, while Copper shows dull activity with brokers' prices around 1g. Lond. being quoted 26, with exchange at 44 to 4.50. Tin quotes Straits at 25.45 to 25.50 and plates steady.
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New York
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DR. Forma
Jos. Chamberlain
Holman
Canada
Messrs. Blair
Fielding
Sitton
Mulock
Clarke Wallace
Mr. Foster
Montague
Mr. McDougall
Marcotte
Mr. Montague
Hibbert Tupper
Mesers
Sproule
Davin
Gillies
Blair
Moncton
Charles
Fos
Charles Tupper
Mass Meetinn
Congress OF Wheelmen
Russia
Twins
Ball Gamer
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