Athabasca Mines Report Details Cyanide Recoveries and Development
The Athabasca Gold Mines Limited reports cyanide plant operations with 1 552.4 tons treated and bullion value 15 200.04 dollars, recovery 80 percent and value per ton 9 067. Mill run ore from May to August shows finer vein at depth with 1 547.61 dollars bullion and 835.39 dollars concentrates. total 2 883 dollars and 19.21 dollars per ton. New manager Jd Netterfield and crew prepare cabins, with extensive winter development planned. J Lynch finishes crosscutting at 100 foot level locating two veins with strong values. Referendum mine expected to crush ore by spring. Tron Horse district ready for development by Mark Manly and partners. boarding house and shaft house to be built, wagon road 1 100 feet to Enterprise road. Various transfers and work certificates noted, as well as ore shipments to Trail smelter and mining interest activity around Nelson and surrounding properties.
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Athabasca
Referendum
Jd. Netterfield
J. Lynch
En Mila
Mark Manly
Wrighter
Spokane
Enterprise Lead
Enterprise
Enterpine
Lipton to rest as Shamrock II to be laid up for winter
New York reports Sir Thomas Lipton will keep the Shamrock II in America this winter and dismantle her mast to pass under the Brooklyn Bridge. The yacht will be towed to New London, Connecticut to share storage with the Constitution, while Lipton recovers his injured leg and receives a club reception at the New York Yacht Club.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
America
Constitution
Brooklyn Bridge
New London
Conn
Erin
West 20Th Street
North River
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Germany Exports to U S Rise in Q3 Amid Storms
Final figures show Germany exported 04,722,577 to the United States in the third quarter, up 858,002 from before. Reports describe violent storms across the country, with Frankfurt reporting a major hurricane causing extensive damage and injuring twenty one people.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Frankfort
Wallace Not So Well Today
Wallace remains in a weakened state and receives salting treatments to adjust his blood condition as doctors monitor his recovery in Woodbridge Ost. 7.
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Wallace
Woodbridge
Clarke Wallace
Abandon Our Rights Abandon Our Rights Treaty
Washington Daily Chronicle reports a provisional canal treaty abrogating the Clayton Bulwer pact. Editorials say England may be startled by surrendering disputed points while Lord Salisbury appears placid and Lord Lansdowne impulsive. President may urge Senate adoption to settle grievances.
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London
Washington
Daily Chronicle
Lord Salisbury
Lord Lansdowne
United States
Senate
Great Britain
Ameer of Afghanistan Reported Dead in Simla Despatch
London reports the Ameer died at 3 a m after illness. Habibullah Khan announced the death and prayers were offered. No confirmation from London about Dubai, but Cabul held Habibullahs son as successor and chief in army treasury and the courts.
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London
Ameer
Associated Press
Simla Saye
Habib Oulah Khan
Amer
Dubai
Foreign Office
Simla
Uabib Owlah Khan
Cabul
Supreme Court of Appeals
Creedon Edges Wenig In Tarnished Bout Decision
In Buffalo at the International Athletic Club a scheduled 20 round match ended in the sixth round with Dan Creedon awarded the decision over Alj Wenig. Wenig appeared groggy and went to his knees while Creedon dominated early, watts and wagers noted as the crowd watched. Referee McBride ruled a foul touch as Wenig was declared winner.
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Buffalo
AljWemp
Dan Creedon
International Athletic Club
Creedon
Wenig
McBride
Abduction Report Linked to Sofia Audience
The Daily Telegraph prints Vienna dispatch stating Mr. Dickinson and the American missions director met Prince Ferdinand in Sofia. It asserts Miss Stone was abducted under orders from the Macedonia Committee.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Vienna
Dickinson
Ferdinand
Sofia
Miss Stone
Macedonia
U S Consul Plans Capture of Kidnapped Stone
A Vienna despatch to the Daily Express says U S Consul Dickinson and a representative of the divisionary group went to Sofia on Saturday to pursue Miss Stone and place part of the ransom. The brigands have extended the payment deadline by one month.
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London
Sofia
Vienna
Daily Express
U. S
Dickinson
Disionary Society
Miss Stone
Mr Galliher Home Again Discusses Yale Representation
M P W A Galliher returns from Ottawa and tells cabinet Yale Kootenay Cariboo deserves three or four seats. mentions potential redistribution bill next session but no new senator. He covers lighthouse at Cape Ilora, postal changes, Ashcroft Dawson telegraph line, and labor/deportation issues.
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W. A. Galliher
M. P
Ottawa
Yale-Kootennay-Cariboo
Galliher
Cape Ilora
Crawford
Pilot Bays
Kootenay Lake
British Columbia
Gullier
Postal Department
Golden
Windermere
Fort Steele
Krugers
Princeton
Hedley
Camborne
Gardeau
Ashcroft- Dawson
Ashcroft
Barlerville
Quesnelle Forks
Rossland
Nelson
Goolliher
Attorney-General of
Canada
Floods in Japan and distress in Northern districts
The article reports Japan's flood damage with land inundation, destroyed bridges and railways, and widespread hardship in northern agricultural areas. It notes a memorial service in Tokyo for McKinley with Japanese dignitaries, plus a Chinese woman’s public suicide in Foochow after her husband’s death. Victoria reports a returning sealing vessel, mine tunnel work resuming, and the Largo Law sailing to England.
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Yokio
Japan
Foo Chow
Tao Tai
Victoria
England
Montreal widow awarded in life insurance suit
In Toronto on Oct 7 a verdict granted Mrs. Barclay Stephens of Montreal five thousand four hundred fifty dollars against Covenant Mutual Life. She sought ten thousand dollars on a policy after the death of her husband, deemed not natural by the company following the Western Loan company collapse. The master conducted a personal investigation and the sum was awarded.
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Toronto
Barclay Stephens
Montreal
Covenant Mutual Life Company
Stephen
Western Loan Company
Speculators to Sell Duke Visit Seats Amid Poor Demand
Speculators who bought the best seats for the military review during the Duke's visit in Toronto plan to sell them today at 9 o clock, but sales have met little success.
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Toronto
Duke As Sportsman Shines Duck Hunting in Manitoba
At York Lodge Lake Manitoba on Oct. 7 the Duke of Cornwall and York led seven boats in a morning duck shoot. He bagged five birds as 200 ducks were brought in, with Lord Minto Sir Charles Cust and others present. The party planned another hunt and a threshing scene viewing before departure. Also Philadelphia cricket team beat Bosanquet's English eleven by 220 runs in a final international at Philadelphia.
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Lake Manitoba
Poplar Point
Man
Duke of Cornwall and York
Canada
Eirenofer
John Atkinson
Lord Minto
Charles Cust
Prince Alexander of
Beck
Major Maude
Senator Kirchoffer
Manitoba
Lord Crichton
Godfrey Fawcett
Mr. Galt
Winnipeg
Philadelphia
Bosanquet
Percy Clark
More Gold Found on Texada Island Near Van Anda
Vancouver reports a rich find on Texada island four miles from Van Anda by C. Miller. One hundred pounds of surface quartz yielded about $5,000, sparking ore winding and a rush of new claims on the island.
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Vancouver
Texada Island
van Anda
C. Miller
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