Montreal Burglary Damages Imperial Oil Office and Monu ment Fund Proposal
Lieut Col Henshaw leads a $500 subscription push aimed at a $100000 monument. Montreal burglars seized the Imperial Oil Co office watchman, gagged him, set off two dynamite blasts, wrecked desks, and escaped though the safe remained immovable after explosions. Western rail workers demand a 10 raise. Ogilvie Milling Co reconstituted under Winnipeg leadership to battle Chicago based rivals. Winnipeg School Board listens to Catholic Separate School managers on taking over separate schools, citing heavy tax burdens and a push to rent and maintain schools with Catholic attendance guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henshaw
Montreal
Imperial Oil Company, Ltd
Cote St. Paul
Fort William
Vancouver
W.whyte
Winnipeg
Winnipeg School Board
Mhey
Department of Education
Cnatholics
No Smallpox in Greenwood Denial Noted
The Nelson Tribune claimed a smallpox case in Greenwood, but officials deny it. Dr. Schon reports trains are screened as a precaution while J O Griffiths arrives to study local ore deposits. The Columbia & Western time card changes to 2 35 pm with a Ebolt crossing. War Eagle camp employs seventeen men as main shaft sits at ninety feet with new equipment functioning.
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Greenwood
Nelson Tribune
Schon
J. O. Griffiths
Salt Lake City
Utah
Columbia & Western
Ebolt
War Eagle
Greenwood Camp
Jewel mine ships ore to England for trial treatment
Grand Forks March 26 The Jewel mine in Long Lake camp has sent an experimental one ton ore shipment to England for treatment. Drifting is active at the 100 foot level on the Norfolk mine in Central Camp, owned by the London and British Columbia Gold Fields. The CPRRB freight and treatment gate runs from the Boundary to the Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
B. C
Jewel
Long Lake Camp
England
Norfolk
Central Camp
London & B. C
C. P. RB
Mining progress update at multiple Canadian camps
Smelter price set at seven dollars per ton. Development work begins soon on the Red Rock and Bald Eagle claims in Greenwood camp. New offices rise at the B. C. mine in Summit Camp and the boiler engine house nears completion. Sixty miners currently employed with plans to double once the Montreal plant is installed. One 260 foot level reached. Winnipeg work to resume in Wellington Camp after 2000 plus feet of prospecting and the 300 foot level attained. Nine carloads of ore sent to Trail smelter.
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Red Rock
Bald Eagle
Greenwood Camp
B. C
Summit Camp
Montreal
Winnipeg
Wellington
War Imminent A Clash Between Russia and Turkey Unavoidable
The Odessa dispatch reports large-scale mobilization in South Russia with nearly 250000 troops ready for active service. The Black Sea Squadron and transports are on standby as tensions between Russia and the Ottoman Empire rise with possible German support. Russian Caucasus and Armenian front garrisons have been quadrupled and prepared for action.
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Russia
Turkey
London
Odessa
Black Sea
St. Petersburg
Nelsons Queen No 241 Sons of England Meets First and Third Wednesdays
Church directory style listing of local churches and services with names, times, and locations. Includes Nelsons Queen No 241 SONS OF ENGLAND meeting times, Saviour's Church details, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, and Salvation Army notices, with pastors and wardens named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Sons OF England
Fraternity Hall
Baker and Kootenay Streets
Brethern
Joan Watson
S. Saviour
S [Enouisa
Akehurst
Fred Irvine
Gee
Johnstone
Ward
Mill Streets
Father Ferland
Presbyterian Council
P.m
Christian Endeavor Society
Rey
R. Frew
Metrodist
Carren
Silica
Josephine Streets
Epworth Uee
John Robson
Baptist Curren
Wweanaeany
Y. P
C. W. Rose
Salvation Army
Bo’cloch
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Ogilvie Flour Milling
Fred W. Thompson
W. W. Ogilvie Milling Co
American Cereal Co
Chicago
C. F. Kootenay Lodge
Kootenay Street
Odd Fellows
John Scoley
CML
Court Koot
C. FB
Ahiuraday Fraternal Hall
J A Irving C
R. W. B. Shaw
Nelson L.C.L
Donald Block
SSRIS
W. M
M, Crawford
Nelson Lodge
Brethern Welcome
Nelson Lodge No
Pall Oddfellows
Scott
Joy
Rich Lake
Canada
F. McGinn
Innts’ Bank of Halifax
Merch
FP. J. Bradley & CO. Painters and Decorators
Bradley & Co
Kootenay Railway and Nav. Company, Ltd
Kaslo
Irving
Martin O’reilly & Co
Houston Block
Baker Street
P. S
Miner
R. M. Macdonald
Northeast Corner Lake
Cedar Street
Hudson's Bay
Kootear Company
West Kootenay
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. M. Johnson
ST. Joseph’s School
Neson
Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace
Mill and
E. J. Scovil
Windermere
Silver King
Silver King Mike
Hall Street
Ashcroft
J. A. Davidson
Corner Ward and Baker
J. H. Love
Agg’t Baker
Diamond Cork Drilling
Nelson Employment Agency
Michael McAndrews
Kootenay
Supreme Court of British Columbia
Firman Vs. Macclesfield
Supreme Court
Charles A. Waterman
Charles A. Waterman & Company
Bank of British Columbia
British Columbia
A. D
City of
Davis, Marshall & Macneill
F. M. Chaldecott
Davis, Bowes & Ward
A. E. Beck
P. Burns & CO
Nelson, B.C
Rossland
Trail
Easlo
Sondon
Three Forks
New Denver
Slocan City
Havana
Brackman-Kor Milling Co. Ltd
Victoria
Westminster
Edmonton
Hosalin
Procter
Silver Star
Big Horn Treasury
Richelieu
Treasury
H. A. Prosser
Ward Si
Aes
Pont
Arthur Gee
Josephine Street
J. J. Camp
BELL
Cano
AND
SOO Line
Kootenay Country
Revelstoke & Kootenay
Medicine Hat
St. Paul
Revelstoke
Robson
Sun
Boundary Country
Main Line
Kootenay River
Moyie
Kootenay Landing
Crow’s Nest
Kootenay Lake
Kokanee
Argenta
Landon
Nelson Ar
C. K. Beasley City
R. W. Drew
Anderson
E.J
Spokane Falls
Nelson & Fort Sheppard R’v
Red Mountain
R’v
Hossha
Spokane
All Coast Pointe
Kettle River
Boundary
Marcus
Stage H
A. Jackson
G, P
T.A
G, K. Tackabury
Gilbert Stanley Thomson
Canada Dry Hotel
Thoir Phair
Delaney, Ta
Bradshaw News Co
Jomeon Byeeroun H. A, King & Co
Rien “Agen
Nelsi
Nalaon
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