Granby plans new stage compressor plant at smelter
Jay P Graves, Granby Co. vice-president, visits Phoenix mines and Grand Forks smelter. Plans cost estimates for a stage compressor plant to run drills, hoist, pumps. If electricity chosen, power bought from Cascade Power Co. Plant delivery in six months, output up to 2000 tons daily. Ore blocked out for 15 to 20 years. Graves to Montreal for April 8 meeting. injunctions over V V and KE lines discussed. Morris to Spokane then coast trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Jay P. Graves
Granby Co
Spokane
Boundary
Granby
Phoenix
Cascade Power Co
Cascada
Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Co
Graves
Montreal
A. C. Flummerfelt
Robson
Boundary Camp Shipping Sets New Ore Record at 10 409 Tons
Boundary mine shipments reach 10 409 tons with Granby at 7741 Mother Lode 2368 Golden Crown 90 and Jewel 210 tons. Boundary smelters process 8 080 tons including Granby 8050 and Mother Lode 3010 tons, totals for 1902 stand at 98 866 and 97 554 tons respectively.
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Boundary Camp
Phoenix
Boundary Mine
Granby Mine
Boundary
Granby
Mother Lode
Rail line to Republic nearly reached by nine miles
W. Morris, assistant manager and general counsel of the Republic and Grand Forks railway, says track is within nine miles of Republic and will be finished within a week. Ore will be delivered to Grand Forks in ten days for smelting at Trail, Nelson, or Greenwood. Mine owners may choose the smelter. A carload from Lucile Dreyfus mine was sent to Grand Forks recently.
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Hall
Washington
Kootenays
States
Republic
Grand Forks
V. V
Morris
Manly Ranch
Supreme Court
Spokane
W. ©. Morris
Republic and Grand Forks Railway
Hume
Trail
Nelson
Greenwood
Lucile Dreyfus
Pekin Report on Manchurian Convention Nearing Signing
Times correspondent reports Paul Lessar and Prince Ching have agreed on main Manchurian convention terms. Evacuation of three provinces to occur in three six month periods after signing. Ratification to follow within three months. Chien may accept Germany’s railway extension proposal from Tsian-Fu to Ching-Eing via the grand canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pekin
Timea Cabies
Paul Lessar
China
Prince Ching
Times
Chien
Germany
Tsian-Fu
Shan-Tung Province
Grand Canal
Th-Ithu
Ching-Eing
Pekin Hankow
Century Athletic Club Plans New Bid for Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fight
Los Angeles promoters say the Century Athletic Club will raise its bid after Charleston, South Carolina, offered a new bid for the Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout. Forfeit money remains in San Francisco as a good faith guarantee, purse money on deposit at Citizens Bank, and officials dispute the Charleston offer as potentially non bona fide.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Century Athletic Club
Charleston
South Carolina
San Francisco
Citizens’ Bank
Thomas McCarthy
Club
Severe Rainfall Disrupts Meridden Railway and Telegraph
Meridden Mississippi reports eleven inches of rain in 48 hours flooding farms and washing away bridges. Rail service halted with no trains entering or leaving since Thursday. Telegraph lines are down and several points are cut off, halting traffic in the area.
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Meridden
Miss
Meteor yacht ready to leave anchorage for test sail
At the Emperor's yacht Meteor office in New York on March 28 it was announced the vessel will depart her anchorage tomorrow. Her captain and designer will take her out for a ten mile windward test to evaluate sailing qualities.
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New York
Maxwell farmer found dead in Owen Sound gas tragedy
John Lintry, a farmer from Maxwell Ontario, was found dead in bed at the Seldon House in Owen Sound this morning after blowing out the gas. The incident appears to be a gas asphyxiation. Local authorities are investigating the death.
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Owen Sound
John Lintry
Maxwell, Ont
Seldon House
The Object of His Life Plan for Imperial education revealed
London March 28. The Daily Mail asserts Cecil Rhodes left most of his fortune to promote an Imperial education plan linking lands under the Union Jack. The aim is intellectual betterment of Britons worldwide and to foster imperial sentiment. The will details to be made public soon. Gas, Jarvis Ont March 28. Two Wabash freight trains collided near here. engineer Charlton and McGill and brakeman McDonald of St Thomas Ont were killed. Accident due to failure to stop at the station. Toronto March 28. Henry Newcombe, 72, piano maker partner, found dead from gas asphyxiation after turning off a gas cock while lighting a heater.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Cecil Rhodes
Britain
Cecil Rheages
Jarvis
Ont
Grand Trunk
Charlton
McGill
McDonald
St. Thomas
Toronto
Henry Newcombe
Newcombe and Co
Funeral arrangements for Cecil Rhodes in Capetown
The coffin of Cecil Rhodes will be moved to parliament buildings on April 2 and stored in the vestibule until 4 pm, then to Anglican Cathedral for the burial service. After a procession through Capetown, the coffin will depart by special train to Bulawayo via Kimberley, with only a few intimate friends accompanying. The gun carriage of Long Cecil will carry the coffin during Capetown's procession.
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Capetown
Cecil Rhodes
Bulawayo
Kimberley
Cecil
Patrick Engaged In New York Marriage Rumor
The engagement report says Albert T. Patrick, the lawyer convicted of William M. Rice's murder, would wed Adelaide M. Francis. Francis refuses visitors and will consult Patrick before commenting. Patrick plans to speak after seeing her.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Adelaide M. Francis
Patrick
Francis
Partick
Dastardly Murder Near Jellico Kentucky
Mrs Green Older was killed at her Saxton Kentucky home eight miles north of Jellico by an unknown man who fled. Mr Older, returning from church, found his wife dead with an axe nearby and blood on the floor. Citizens are organizing.
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Jellico
Tenn
Green Older
Saxton
Older
Mr Older
Rhodes transfers Dalham Hall to brother in march
London reports Cecil Rhodes left the Dalham Hall estate at Newmarket to his brother Col. Francis W. Rhodes. The estate was bought by Cecil Rhodes last December.
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London
Cecil Rhodes
Dalham Hall
Newmarket
Col
Francis W. Rhodes
Canadian Night at New York Military Tournament
Canadian minister of Militia and Defence F W Borden reviewed troops at Madison Square Garden. Notable events included exhibitions by the 48th Highlanders and other units, with officers and guests in attendance. Event results list multiple military athletic wins and relay outcomes. Nearby, Senator Hanna denies presidential candidacy in 1904 and a farmer near Garrettville was found murdered.
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New York
F. W. Borden
Madison Square Garden
48Th Highlanders
God Save the King
Q'’ National Guard of
Naval Militia
Second Cavalry
Fourth Battery Field Artillery
U.S.A
Military Athletic League
Lawyers’ Club
Lord Almer
Maude
Pellat
Chas. B
Turner
Robertson
Borden
McLeer
Barnes
23Rd Regiment
Brady
H. Arnold
22Nd Engineers
H. Valentine
Regiment
CO. N. Cranston
First Naval Battalion
N. G
N. Y
Seratch
W. G. Frank
Engineers
Fr. Fisher
18Th Regiment
Trapper Shot While Sap Gathering in Suspected Robbery
A hunter out gathering maple sap was shot in the head. His dog led a search party that found the body buried under brush. Authorities believe robbery sparked the crime.
Ker Advocates West Grain Growth and Alberta Boom
D R Ker of Victoria and Brackman and Ker Milling reports on Canada’s northwest grain potential after a Edmonton swing. He cites rising settlers along the Calgary Edmonton line, vast wheat areas, early frosts fading, and future flour mill activity from Fort Vermilion to the Hudson’s Bay route. The firm’s Edmonton mill outputs 50 tons daily, feeding British Columbia and western markets. Ker notes Imperial purchase of native oats aids farmer income and promotes Nelson tourism with lectures and stereopticon shows.
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R. Ker
D. R. Ker
Victoria
Brackman and Ker Milling Company
Edmonton
Canadian Northwest
Calgary and
United States
Canada
Calgary
Ker
Manitoba
Great Britain
Hudson’s Bay Company
Fort Vermilion
Brackman and Ker
British Columbia
Namloops
Kootenays
Regina
Montreal
South Africa
Nelson
Fifty shaken up in Chicago elevated collision
Fifty passengers were badly splintered in a collision between South Side and Metropolitan railroad trains on the Union Loop in Chicago. South Side cars stopped at La Salle street when a following Metropolitan train became unmanageable. The crash, heard for blocks, demolished rear seat end. passengers were hurled amid debris with cuts and bruises but no serious injuries.
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Chicago
South Side
Metropolitan Wear
Union Loop
la Salle Street
Griggs Chosen Chairman of Democratic Congressional Committee
Washington March 28 Representative James M Griggs of Georgia was unanimously selected to chair the Democratic Congressional committee at a caucus meeting in the capitol minority room.
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Washington
James M. Griggs
Georgia
Democratic Congressional Committee
Capitol
Canadian Brave Deed At Raging Boer Action
Reported from Victoria on March 24 as British forces broke a Boer cordon, capturing over 100 prisoners and three guns. Five Canadians held fast against Boer rearguard efforts, one man fighting to the death. A daring Boer trick nearly slipped British lines, but the Scottish Horse recaptured the guns at close range.
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Victoria
Marcel
Delarey
Liebenberg
Kemp
Vondonop
Klerksdorp
de Boers
Salt Lake City to See West and Quincy Mines Consolidate
Salt Lake City March 24 The Daily West and Quincy Mining companies plan a full consolidation. The two large Utah properties are practically adjacent and long running litigation involving millions ends with the merger.
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Salt Lake City
Daily West
Quincy Mining
Electric cars collide injuring passengers in Joliet crash
A head on collision between two Joliet and Chicago Electric Railway cars at Sagbridge on March 24 killed motorman John C. Maw and lineman George Barrett. Several passengers injured.
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Joliet
John C. Maw
George Barrett
Sagbridge
Joliet and Chicago Electric Railway
Good Friday Observed Across Chicago With Markets Closed
Chicago marks Good Friday with services in Catholic and Protestant churches and closures of banks, Board of Trade, and Stock Exchange. Produce market continues normal. Board of Trade to resume tomorrow. Stock Exchange stays closed until Monday.
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Chicago
Board of Trade and Stock Exchange
Board of Trade
Stock Exchange
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Granby Smelter
Miles of Republic
Russia
Manchuria
Neavy
Meteor
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Seong
Dalham
Hanna Dise
Nayelee
Tomab
Wis
Hanna
C. W. Croley
Warren
Ohio
Wm. Hickok
Garrettaville
Q Griggs
Tured
Utah
Carmen
Segnal
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