Commutation of Sentence Noted in Canadian Dispatch
Ottawa reports Premier Laurier away resting in Arthabasvaville. Wred Collins in Nelson was spared death, life imprisonment imposed. Vancouver coroner’s jury finds wilful murder against On Kwang. Police chiefs face 26 charges in Ottawa case and Flannigan suspension. C P R denies eastern favoritism in tariff disputes amid other tidbits.
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Ottawa
Laurier
Arthabasvaville
Seret
Major O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Wred Collins
Peterboro
East Kootenay
Nelson
Bangor Kid
Vancouver
B. C
Ladner
On Kwang
Yukon
Thos. McCaffery
Union Bank
Winnipeg
Wilson Herald
150 Mile House
Cariboo
Glasgow
Plan to consolidate Pacific coast salmon canners
In Hamilton Ontario on June 27 Mrs Blaine 74 suicided today by cutting her throat with her husband's razor. The Journal of Commerce reports little information on proposed consolidation of Pacific coast salmon canners. Representatives of canneries reportedly left for New York for talks with financiers. deal not yet assured. Alaska Packers Association not interested. If agreed, new company would control about 70 percent of the business. Authorized capitalization remains 12.5 million each for preferred and common stock and 7 million in bonds, though issue amounts will be smaller.
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New York
The
Journal of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Alaska Packers’ Association
C P R Special Holiday Fares and Rail Tours
C P R offers a fare and a quarter from station to station for select dates June 20 and 30 July 1 and return July 1 2. Nelson and Grand Forks returns up to July 3 with regular service to Nelson. Kaslo Koianet boat departs 7 30 a m Monday and Tuesday calling at all take points arriving for the monster tradys procession. Special trains and boats are planned for Grand Forks and Rossland with routes to Robson Phoenix Midway Trail and a lake view for the regatta and water carnival. boat ride priced at 251 cents.
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Nelson
Grand Forks
Koianet
Kaslo
Rossland
Robson
Grand Works Committee
Phoenix
Midway
Trail
Kaslo Mayor Seeks Hundreds of Railway Workers
Mayor G A Carlson of Kaslo visited the city to arrange supplies and hire workers for the Lardo railway contract. He already has 350 men at work, aiming to reach 1,000 within weeks, with 30 miles of easy grades to clear and bridge. Apply at Carlson’s Howser headquarters. he departs north this morning.
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G.A. Carlson
Kaslo
Lardo
Carlson
Howser
Calgary Strike Deepens as Rail Service Scrambles
The strike worsens with main line service tying up and Calgary facing strain. Galician workers suffer food and shelter shortages, relief camps form, and trains face diverted routes as the trestle near Morley collapses. Union tensions rise with arrests and stubborn company refusals to meet leaders.
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Calgary
Morley
Crows’ Nest
McLeod
Kootenay Landing
Lunding
Breckenridge & Lund
Michel
Dago’s
J. Gosling
Gosling
Nelson
Montreal
Montreal Senator Villeuneuve Dies at Home
Montreal report states Senator Villeuneuve died this evening at his residence from kidney trouble. Andrew Allan, leader of the H. A. Allan shipping firm, died this afternoon from heart failure after a period of ill health.
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Montreal
Senator Villeneuve
Andrew Allan
Drowned man Mark Selapsly reported at Hanlan's Island pond
Toronto reports the drowning of Mark Selapsly today in a pond at Hanlan's Island. Police and local officials attended the scene, and the incident is being investigated.
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Toronto
Mark Selapsly
Hanlan's Island
Paradise lead carbonates mine touted as rare large body local to Windermere
Sand carbonates from the Paradise claims on Toby Creek are shipped without powder with an incline shaft reaching 1975 feet. The property, led by H. C. Hammond and R. Randolph Bruce, yields sandlike ore ready for shipment and may encounter galena as development continues. Active work and road projects near Peterboro and Windermere aim to accelerate shipments, with North Star Mining curtailing output due to low lead prices. The Last Chance and Cariboo properties report extensive crosscuts, new stamping capacity, and plans to expand mining, with promises of large future shipments once markets improve.
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Fowler
Windermere
Paradise
Toby Creek
H. C. Hammond
Toronto
R. Randolph Bruce
Peterboro
B. C
Bruce
North Star
East Kootenays
Colorado
Leadville
Voby
Horse ‘Thief Creek
Red Line Company
Red Line Group
Montreal
North Star Mining Co
Frank Robins
Trail
Nelson and
Everett Smelters
Amateurs in the West Switch Repair Scene
A Miner reporter witnessed a group from the CPR office crew including Roadmaster Lewis and others from the Calgary offices repair the west switch. They pounded rail clamps and tied rods with heavy blows as darkness fell, with estimates of only one spike struck per three blows. The crew eyed the eventual driving of the last spike.
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P. R
Lewis
Freeman Lake
Weir
R. 8
Moe
Many Mining Men Meet in Nelson for Sessions on Ore Market
The Mine Owners' Association meets in Nelson with large turnout of leaders from lead properties. Talks hint at building smelters or a selling association to secure markets for lead ores amid pressure from local strikes and market mobility. Delegates include Bernard Macdonald and several mine managers. sessions continue with no public statement.
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Nelson
Canada
Northport
Bernard Macdonald
LeRoi
Asociation
London & B.C
Edmund
Kirby
War Eagle
Rossland
B. Alexander
Whitewater
B. C
George Hughes
London
Geo. A. Alexander
Ruth
Antoine
Jackson
Kootenay
London & B.C. Wold Fields, Ltd
Lacrosse match fundraising draw creates protest and injunctions
Tomorrow's great lacrosse match in aid of the General Hospital attracts attention. An agreement bans practicing. Rumors claim McFarland Muffers trained in solicitor W A Macdonald's office. Tamblyn Tigers protest. Prizes for Dominion Day sports removed to J Dover's jeweller window, arranged on plaid stand with national flags as backdrop. silver cup stands center for blue ribbon winner in the trades procession.
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General Hospital
Yesorday
McFarland Muffers
W. A. Macdonald
K. C
Tamblyn Tigers
Tigers
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J. L. Dowlin
Flannagan
Powell
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McNicoll
Brantford, Ont
Riddell Bayham
Ainprior
Ont
Gilbert Duncan
James Duncan
Madawaska
Quebec
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Chateau Frontenac
Val ‘ More B. Traversy
Dieudonne Plouffe
Plouffe
Hamilton
Blaine
Cannery Combine
C. P. R. Service
Lardo Line
G.P.R
Windermere Lead
David Heap
Last Chance Mining Co
W. A. Hendryx
Geo. B. McAulay
Camp McKinney
Frank I’. Mendenhall
Jenckes Machine Company
Cariboo Company
Messrs. McAulay and
Mendenhall
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