Athabasca Exchequer deal eyed for Chapleau Kilo mine merger
Developments loom in the plan to amalgamate Chapleau and Kilo mines in Lemon Creek. Chapleau engineer Mourgues cautions no deal is sealed until full property review. Warner Miller syndicate controls Kilo with 28 claims. consolidation could unlock major Slocan potential. The Emily Edith mine ships ore to England for testing under a new sulphide treatment method. Athabasca to distribute shares to exchequer buyers as part of the purchase.
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Chapleau
Kilo
Mourgues
Chapleau Company
Kilo Group
Chapleau Ming
Lemon Creol
Lemon Creek
Warner Miller Syndicate
Senator Miller
New York
Messrs. McNaught
Slocan
N. I
Emily Edith
Silverton Camp
England
S. Lennig
Athabasca
Nelson Mell
Early closing movement in Nelson deemed a success
The Nelson community embraced a Thursday half holiday with merchants closing at noon. Retail business paused nationwide, and residents enjoyed warm weather and boating. Rugby lacrosse and association football teams practiced, with plans for upcoming games and a potential Canada visit on Victoria Day.
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Weather Bureau
Nelson
Rugby
Cranbrook
Crow's Nest Road
Canada
Urand
Victoria
Amendments Conceded in Ontario Loan Bill Debate
Victoria May 2 The second reading of the loan bill prompts amendments as opponents press concessions. Changes include 400000 for the Traser river bridge with 419 per cent interest, subsidy caps, and a revised subsidy timeline. Government vows to seek official approval for contracts and to reconvene the legislature.
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Victoria
Turner
Ile
Traser
Vancouver Island
Sidney Swartz Bay
Martin
Eberts
Privy Council
Ontario
Disaster at Bombay Cotton Press Kills Dozens
A fire at a cotton press in Amrech near Bombay on May 2 kills 35 of 42 workers and fatally burns the rest, with many workers severely burned.
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Bombay
Amrech
Iron price cut near preboom level in South Staffordshire
May 2 London reports a reduction of £1 per ton in South Staffordshire marked iron, bringing the price to £8 10s per ton, within £1 of the preboom level. The move indicates market stabilization as the financial impact of the boom recedes.
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London
South Staffordshire
Steel Corp seeks London listing for large US Steel issue
A private telegram from London reports United States Steel Corp has applied to the London Stock Exchange to list 800 million dollars of its common and preferred shares. This move signals a major cross border flotation and increased market reach for the steel group.
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New York
London
London Steels Exchage
United States Steel Corporation
Count Tolstoi Denounces Excommunication Decree in Paris
Count Olstold replies to the excommunication decree in Paris on May 2, calling it illegal and false. He asserts the document lacks truth and authority.
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Count Tolstoi
Paris
Count Olstold
Disorders in Spain and Majorca and Ferrol unrest
Disorders flared during a Palma demonstration and at Majorca with factories and convents stoned. In Ferrol similar disturbances were reported as unrest spread across regions. London reports a British Empire League meeting addressing the issue.
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Spain
Madrid
Palma
Island
Majorca
Ferrol
King Edward
London
British Empire League
Canada Tithe Issue in Colonial Office Talks
The Colonial Office has been in correspondence with the Canadian government over including Canada in the tithe of King Edward. The negotiation results will be released after the full correspondence is published.
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Colonial Office
Government of Canada
Canada
King Edward
Broderick Challenges Critics Over Army Scheme
London May 2 Broderick secretary of state for war at a Guilford Surrey banquet declared Britain must be ready to fight on the Nile Yangtse Orange river or Indus to sustain its commercial imperial position. He said the scheme has the imprimatur of the greatest living military authority and that the government will stand or fall on its implementation.
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London
Guilford
Surrey
Broderick
Great Britain
Nile
Yangtse
Orange River
Indus
South Africa
Electric Despatch Messenger launches in Nelson
The Electric Despatch Messenger service begins in Nelson in a test run at Baker and Stanley streets. Box based dispatch uses a dial and ink register to log sender box numbers with a quick messenger delivery system. Charges for hacks and express are free. messenger service costs ten to thirty five cents per time block.
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Earth
Heaven
Nelsonites
Nelson
Baker and
Stanley Streets
Thomas Sargent
Dispatch Pustice
Yukon Open River Race Opens Downstream Route
The Yukon river from Whitehorse to Dawson opened on Saturday April 27, as reported by the steamship Victorian which arrived in port and brought the news.
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Yukon
Seattle
Yukon River
Whitehlorse Down
Dawson
Six Months Hoist On Medical Bill In Victoria Debates
In Victoria British Columbia on May 2 the legislature defeated an attempt to strike out nullifying clauses in a constitutional medical bill. The six months hoist for the bill, favored by 2300 secret society members, passed with only eight supporters. The Dominion standard bill expected in Ottawa influenced local sentiment. Debate touched on justice in courts and funding of railway policy as government parties clash with opposition. Mining records note transfers and claims across Hastings area.
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Hall Siding
Charles T. Sleeper
I. J
WF. H. Jumen
Paul Bataglia
George Bataglia
J. J. Kalusha
Charles J. Arnold
Exchange National Bank of
Spokane
Victoria
B. C
Martin
Champerty
Roddick
Ottawa
Curtis
Dunsmuir
E. Marenardo
Martin Knight
L, Hautetain
Frank M. O'Brien
Roy Stoyel
Hastings
Morning Mountain
J. J. Hargreaves
F. Wheeler
Thomas J.sims
Winnipeg
Northwest
Regina
Edward
South Africa
Public Works Department
Strange Case of Paralysis Death in Local Child
A two year old son of Wo Hateh junior Water street died yesterday evening from paralysis after a boating trip with parents. Doctors say a chill led to widespread paralysis with death following last evening. Funeral is this afternoon at 2:30. The case is noted as highly unusual in the city’s history.
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Hateh
Water Street
Mourning Leads to Absent Drawings and Levees
London reports that no drawing rooms or levees will be held this year due to mourning for the late Queen.
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London
Canada to establish royal mint branch with 75100 yearly cost
Ottawa reports Minister Fielding proposes a resolution to spend up to 75 100 dollars annually to establish a Canadian royal mint branch. Yukon telegraph line earnings are cited at 107 000 for 18 months with 50 000 profit. Also notes ship charter for 750 horses from Montreal to overseas and Manitoba liquor case appeal plans.
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Ottawa
Fielding
Royal Mint
Canada
Yukon
Tarte
Body Found Near White River Mouth
Dawson reports dated April 10 describe the discovery of Dr. Bettinger's body by a prospector named Black about ten miles from the White River mouth. The corpse was partially devoured by wolves.
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Seattle
Victoria Day Public Holiday Established in Canada
Ottawa notes report a government caucus led by W C Edwards with no decision on increased indemnity. Parliament plans prorogation by May 24. Militia pensions for permanent force approved, and a bill to create dead letter offices in St John Kingston Hamilton London Vancouver and Dawson passed. Victoria Day named as a permanent public holiday.
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Ottawa
W.C. Edwards
Miltia
St. John
Kingston
Hamilton
London
Vancouver
Dawson
Methodists in Session in Kootenay District Meeting Closes
The Kootenay district of the Methodist church wrapped two days of sessions in Rossland with Rev. J A Wood presiding and Rev. A E Roberts serving as secretary. The district spans Michel to Greenwood and includes the Slocan, with mission territory and a few self sustaining churches in Nelson Rossland Grand Forks and Sandon.
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Kootenay
The
Methodist Church
Rossland
Jd. A. Wood
Kaslo
A. E. Roberts
New Denver
Michel
Greenwood
Slocan
Nelson
Grand Forks
Sandon
Crow's Nest
Bradshaw
W. G. Mahon
Howell
J. W. Stapleford
Yimir
Ainsworth
Rey
G. TL. Morden
Geo. Gurd
LD. Emory
Case Selman
Givo
Agnew
J. Holland
W. Ty Vrest
Cranbrook
Lother Delegat
Germany China Reach Canton Concession Pact
Report from Hong Kong on May 2 states Germany has chosen a concession at Canton with preliminaries arranged and possession to be taken soon.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Anti Jewish disorders renewed in Algiers reports
May 2 dispatch states anti Jewish disorders have renewed in Algiers with troops occupying various parts of the town. The Miner wart column provides an updated outline of the unrest and actions taken by authorities.
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Algiers
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