Spokane Falls and Northern Railway Connection Announcement
Close connection East and West bound at Spokane with trains of the Spokane Falls and Northern Railway. Direct connection at St Paul with no depot change for Chicago Toronto Montreal New York and all points West and South. West bound trains connect for Victoria Vancouver Portland San Francisco and all points on the Sound. During navigation season bound trains connect at Duluth with the steamships North West and North Land of the Northern Steamship Company in connection with the Great Northern Railway. For maps fold ers and information apply to agents of Spokane Falls & Northern Railway or to F I Neen H A Jackson Gaol Pass & UKt Agt Com el Agt St Paul Minneapolis Spokane Wash.
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Spokane
Spokane Falls and Northern Railway
St. Paul
Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
New York
Victoria
Vancouver
Portland
San Francisco
Sound
Duluth
Magnificent
North West
North Land
Northern Steamship Company Line
Great Northern Railway
Spokane Falls & Northern RB
Kaslo & Slocan Ry
Kouterai Railway & Navigation Co
F. I. Neen
H. A. Jackson
Gaol Pass
Min
Wash
Certificate of Improvements for Red Rock Mineral Claim
Notice by Green agent for John Lave Kroemer Scotnie and Aaron H Kelly that they intend to apply for Certificates of Improvements to obtain Crown Grant for the Red Rock group, four mines from Nelson, action under auction may proceed before Certificates issued. Also I T H Mansfield to claim Royer Mineral claim interest for nonpayment of annual assessment work from 1899 to 1900 in Copper Creek Nelson Mining Division.
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Red Rock
Nelson
West Kootenay
Wienke
Hall Mink
Wallon Road
Iake
Naling
John Lave
Kroemer
Robi Scotnie
Broo Minot
Aaron H. Kelly
F. M.C
Nelson, B. C
Broad Dominion Amuses Railways Strike Faith in Government Ownership
A chaotic mosaic of items from across Canada and beyond reports that Rothschilds influence a Georgian Bay canal story, Vancouver support for government railway construction, and meetings in Ottawa Montreal and Winnipeg. Notable notes include wellwood missing man scare, Halifax militia calls, a large Dominion Iron & Steel stock issue, and Ontario Conservatives forming a provincial association to boost party organization ahead of elections.
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Byterian Home Mission Committee
Worden
James Robertson
Britain
Europe
Canada
Ontario
Toronto
Ontario Conservative Association
Shaw Wood
Middlesex Association
Yukon Law Bill Expands Police Magistrate Powers
In the senate Hon. D. Milla moved the second reading of a Yukon territory bill to amend the net and extend justice administration. The bill would grant police magistrates the same summary jurisdiction powers as Ontario magistrates, and is described as purely administrative.
Northwestern Toronto to host new manufacturing works
The Canadian General Hirctire company has secured 80 acres from the Land Security company at the crossing of the Northern and C P lines in northwestern Toronto. Plans call for extensive plant construction with no delay after agreement. The article notes the arrangement follows from Ontario's news budget and mentions the Preg meeting agenda.
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Toronto
General Hirctire Company
Land Security Company
Preg
Government in Quandary Over B C Railway Policy
Special to The Miner from Victoria reports confusion within the government over railway policy as supporters pressed to pass the preamble for Jaffray's railroad while the government aimed to defer it. A railway committee sat only briefly amid a caucus. the house spent the afternoon on placer mining, other bills, and resumed debate on the school bill.
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Victoria
B. C
United Opposition
Jaffray
House
New Freight Tariff Aims to Boost Okanagan Trade
The C P R freight department issues a new tariff between the Okanagan valley and Nelson to lift volume of business with the Kootenays. Okanagan ranchers, famed for vegetables and fruit, hope lower rates will move output to Nelson rather than reliance on Palouse and Calgary supplies. If effective, the schedule may draw Okanagan growers into the Kootenays, with gates in place on the 20th of next month and a Kelowna Shippers association rep coordinating.
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Okanagan Valley
Nelson
Kootenays
Okanagan
C.P. R
Regina
Palouse
Calville
Okanogan
Okanagin
Kelowna Shippers’ Association
Delicate Point Sees US to Appoint Pretoria Consul General
Washington on March 1 reports the government plans to assign a consul general to Pretoria to replace Adelbert S Tay who just returned on leave of absence and does not intend to return. No official declaration has been made yet.
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Winnipeg
Wellwood
John Scndder
Scudder
Carberry
Washington
Transvaal
Orange Free State
United States
Pretoria
Adelbert $. Tay
Provisions of School Bill Stir Debate in Nelson
City council and board of trade prepare to act after trustees and council clash over key parts of the proposed school bill. Disputed clauses include property voting qualifications and funding by debt, with both bodies seeking representation on the school board to align education spending with broader civic needs.
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Montreal
Nelson
Smith Curtis
Board of Trade
Land Registry Office
German Reichstag Funds Commerce Chambers Abroad
Berlin March 19. The Reichstag approved a budget committee proposal to include a 20000 mark credit for launching chambers of commerce abroad. Foreign Secretary Von Dichthoff criticized the plan saying if such chambers in America offered real value Britain would have created them already.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Duron von Dichthoff
America
Prison mutiny at Kansas state penitentiary mine
In Lansing 234 prisoners mutinied in the Lansing state penitentiary mine holding fifteen guards as hostages. They demand better food from Warden Tolminson and threaten to kill the guards if not met. The situation stems from the Monday shift start and mine operations under state custody.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Mareh
Kansas State
Lansing
Convicts Mutiny Stalls After Mine Demand Standstill
Twenty life prisoners led a mine mutiny as Warden Tomlinson refused their demands. Prisoners complained of food grades and alleged mistreatment. No breakout occurred until workers refused to return for crew needs. They killed mine mules and lived on that meat before surrendering.
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Tomlinson
Dedication of Sisters of St. Joseph Convent and Chapel
A large gathering witnessed the formal dedication of the Sisters of St. Joseph convent and chapel. Bishop Dontenwill led the ceremony with Mass, blessings, and a exhortation on the sisters sacrifice, praising their education and medical work and noting plans for a retreat and final vows.
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Sisters of St. Joseph
Dontenwill
Ferland
St. Joseph
Puther Ferland
Anthony
St. Cecelia
Oxford and Cambridge Boat Crews Race to Mortlake in Rough Tide
The Oxford crew completed the Putney to Mortlake course this morning in 20 minutes and 60 seconds amid rough flood tide. Cambridge matched the distance on Saturday with an ebb tide, finishing in 20 minutes and 48 seconds.
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London
Oxford
Putney
Mortlake
Cambridge
Artillerymen Killed in Indian Explosion
Seven gunners were killed today when a howitzer shell exploded at Secunderabad in India. The accident occurred during routine artillery operations. An official report cited tragic losses among the Bombay garrison.
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Bombay
Secunderabad
India
Riot in St. Petersburg as Cossacks quell unrest
Riot erupts in St. Petersburg when Cossacks and police confront about 3,000 demonstrators near Our Lady of Kazan cathedral. Three students reported killed, 1,000 prisoners taken including 360 women students. Dozens wounded among police and rioters. arrests include 330 male students and 377 women.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Tsarkoeselo
Winter Palace
Isarskoeselo Os
Mov
Cathedral of Our Lady of Kasan
Peltroy
Russia Maintains Firm Stand On Manchuria Demands
A high Russian official told AP that Moscow has not yielded to any power over Manchuria and rejected all representations. He said Russia will not negotiate with any other government and that Britain was rebuffed on certain points. He suggested arbitration if diplomacy fails, and noted Russia supports the August declaration and safeguards its frontier. Sir Charles Tupper returned to London after visiting Germany.
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Montreal
Star
London
Mulock
Colonial Office
Marseilles
Australia
Robert Peel
Canada
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Russia
Manchuria
Kise
Great Britain
Ile
Monoglin
Turkestan
Rogosia
Tien Tein
Hague
England
Dewar
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Ation the
K. Hee Yan
Doy
Keene
God Bless Our Faily
Kiere
N. Jackson
Finn O
City
Home Novelty Mfg. Co
Department
Palaos
John McLatchie
Dominion and Provincial
Nelson BC
Reisterer & CO
Nelenr, B
E. J. Scovil
Rotaly Public
Windermere Mines
Windermerr
THE
BROAD
of Railways
Ottawa
Georgian Bay Canal
Manchester Ship Canal
1. C
Townley
Reer
Eator
South African Constabulary
Kingston
Hong Lee
Queen's University
Halifax
Dominion Iron & Steel Company
Yukon
New Conservative Organization
Mindad
Okanogan Valley
U.S
Wook
Con
Kansas
Dominion Wire Rope Co’y. Ltd
Eea Bora
A. Mao Leenna
Compresator
Special and General Co
Northey Co, Ltd
Cunllife & McMillan
Age
Geo
Wal
Atrm & Co
Messrs. H. Byora & Co
Nelson, Kaslo and Sandon
TRUAX
Armstrong & Morrison Iron and Steel Works
B.C
Slater
Times
Lillie Bros Aberdeen
Sir Charles
Sir Charles Tupper
Germany
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