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Nelson Daily Miner

Location

Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 17, 1900

Page

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Nelson Storm Strands Steamer Fleet In Deep Lake Wrecks

A fierce storm roared through Nelson turning into a near hurricane as wind and snow crippled lake traffic. The Red Star and Kokanee were driven ashore or refloated with damage. Bonnington Falls power lines failed and telegraph wires sagged. Several boats sank or were damaged while passengers endured icy slips and delays.

Nelson Red Star Ontario Powder Co Stanley Street City Dock Sayward Lumber Co Charles Hillyer Nelson Law and Planing Co W. J. Astley Capt. Duncan Kokanee Procter Kaslo Bonnington Falls Power Co P. Burns & Co Bonnington Falls Neelands, Blackwood Bunyon Kootenay Landing Alberta Five Mile Point 8. H. & Northern Spokane

Nome treasure boat reaches Seattle with passengers and cash

The steamship Oregon arrived from Nome at Seattle on November 17 carrying 145 passengers and 300000 dollars in treasure.

Seattle Wash Nome Oregon

Queen Inspects Colonial Troops at Windsor Castle

In New York the queen's reception of colonial troops at Windsor Castle moved many to tears. Troops from distant places, including the Canadian contingent, entered St George's Hall as Her Majesty inquired after their welfare. The scene underscored empire unity amid hardship.

New York Isaac N. Ford Windsor Castle St. George’s Hall Lord Rosebery Glasgow University England Liberal Party

Indian Attack on Mormon Colony Results in Casualties

In Pascheco near Casa Grande a clash leaves 12 Indians and four Mormons dead with several wounded on both sides. Apaches attempted cattle stampede. cavalry and infantry respond from Juarez Post while Chihuahua officials mobilize rural guards. Uncertain if attackers were Chiricahua Apaches from Arizona.

Casa Grande Mexico Pascheco Juares Govenor Chihuahua San Carlos Arizona United States

Fatal Collision Near Polk Sinks Locomotives and Cars

A head end collision two miles south of Polk, near Oil City, between a Pennsylvania ex tra freight train and the Lake Shore passenger train demolished both engines, derailed forty freight cars, and disabled telegraph lines. Killed are Thomas Lytton of Ashtabula, John Mane of New York, and Engineer Pitzer of Newcastle. Two male passengers and a newsboy are believed dead.

Oil City Pennsylvania Lake Shore Polk Thomas Lytton Ashtabula John Mane New York Pitzer Newcastle

Boers Attack Edenburg Railway as British Fight Looms

In Bloemfontein on November 15 Boers heavily attacked the Edenburg railroad. Reports say the Boer force was routed with about 75 killed or wounded. Durban notes Natal Mercury detailing pacification measures including reconcentration by Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener due to civilian interference.

Bloemfontein Edenburg Durban The Natal Mercury Lord Roberts Lord Kitchener

Daring three convict escape at Kansas prison ends in death

Three prisoners at the State Penitentiary in Lansing attempt to flee after crafting a wooden dummy revolver. Sam Smith is mortally shot, E I Stell and Ben Cravens elude capture as deputies close in. A guard is wounded, and a fusillade continues as authorities surround a thicket west of the prison.

Leavenworth Kan State Penitentiary Lansing Thompson Sam Smith E. I. Stell Ben Cravens Hewett Murphy Sewartz Smith

Lenora Mine Sale Nears $3 Million Deal in BC

Vancouver reports a major BC mining transaction as the Lenora mine on Mount Sicker, Vancouver Island, appears set to sell for about $3 million to an American syndicate led by J. H. Adams. The mine, owned by Hy Croft, has built rail access, covers about 125 feet with high copper and gold values, and is on the cusp of paying dividends with a million dollars in ore blocked. A new vein eight feet wide was found just before the No. 2 tunnel reached the main lead, which previously yielded $500 per ton in values.

Vancouver B. C British Columbia Mount Sicker Vancouver Island J. H. Adams Butte, Mont le Roi Rossland Hy Croft Coal King James Dunsmuir Croft

Mine Owners Win Strike Ends at Brazil Indiana

The hoisting engineers of mining districts Nos. 4 and 11 ended their strike after negotiating a return to work at the old rate of $75 monthly. They had demanded $89 and an eight hour day, and had been on strike since Monday.

Brazil Ind

Nelson Public Library debated for city control transfer

The Nelson Library Association lobbies to hand over management to the City while praising its public value. Growing demand, expanding collection beyond 500 books, daily use by subscribers, and rising costs push for a stronger financial body and city backing, with a new Post Office building possibly enabling transfer.

Nelson Public Library Library Association Nelson Postoffice Dominion Hospital Baptist Church Women's Council

Secret Russo Chinese Treaty Rumor Stirs Manchuria Debate

London dispatch cites unconfirmed reports from Paris and Odessa that a secret treaty has been reached between Russia and China to occupy Manchuria. No new details emerge this morning. the Japanese minister suggested allies might advance into the Chinese interior if desired, though it would be lengthy.

London Paris Odessa Russia China Manchuria

Lord Durham aims to curb Croker’s English racing career

London reports a strong intimation that Lord Durham seeks to limit Mr Richard Croker’s English racing activities. The battle against Croker’s horse Scoteman is seen as tied to Croker owning the racer. In New York authorities say a British loan of at least 50 million dollars will be floated in the United States.

London Lord Durham Richard Croker Scotenman New York

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