Nelson Rifle Association prize meet ends in Rossland
The second annual Nelson Rifle Association meet closed after two days with participants from Rossland Slocan City and local riflemen. W Hart-McHarg of Rossland won the grand aggregate. prizes ranged from $1 to $5 with cups umbrellas and binoculars as awards. The meet aims to expand internationally with Spokane shooters invited next year.
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Nelson Rifle Association
Rossland
Slocan City
W. Hart- Mallarg
Spokane
Dodds
J, Simpson
McDonald
Robie
W.hart-Mcilurg
Embree
R. Preston
Johnson
Porter
Molardy
Wadds
Hye
C P
H. J. Robie
A. Grant
J. Simpson
W. Bind
W. Hart-McHarg
J. D. Winkiss
Dr. Hell
T. Brown
Nelson Tramway Co
J. A. Gilker
Thomson Stationery Co
Corporation
W. J. Dodds
A. Carrie
J. D. Tinkits
N.T. McLeod
N. J. Langford
D. McKay
W.hart- McHarg
Dr. Mall
J. Richardson
H. Bird
City of
Nelson
Nelson Hardware Company
Jacob Dover
H. J. Robin
W. Hart-Maflary
N. T. McLeod
H. Hird
J. D. Dinkiss
A. 5. Embree
W. A. Thurman
Doctors recount McKinley's medical care at New York meeting
At the Medical Society of the State of New York, physicians from across the state and guests from elsewhere reviewed the medical history of President McKinley. Drs Mann and colleagues said there was no bacteriological infection, noted age and weak heart as factors, and explained limited use of X ray to locate a bullet.
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New York
Medical Society of the State of
New York Academy
Munich V. Stafford
Rochester
McKinley
Matthew D. Mann
Herman, Mynter
Eugene Wasdin
Charles G. Stockton
P. M. Rixey
Rosewell Park
Charles McBurney
Mann
Dr. Mann
Turks Must Refund Miss Stone Ransom Amidabandonment Theories
Washington reports say the United States will demand Turkey reimburse the full ransom subscriptions for Miss Stone and refund the entire sum. Dispatches indicate brigands moved into Macedonia toward Nevropkos as Bulgarian authorities face scrutiny for possible complicity.
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Miss Stone
London
United States
Turkey
Constantinople
Daily Telegraph
Macedonia
Nevkropkos
Sofia
Macedonian Committee
Standard
Commissioner's China Visit Amid Central Uprising Reports
Victoria reports W Rockhill, U S commissioner to China, arriving with a protocol and briefing Washington on China affairs. He describes local uprisings as exaggerated, notes Pekin police and expanded legations, and cites a growing commission to revise treaties and open ports. Russia's Manchuria railway issues and large land gains by British and other powers are noted, with China trade expected to rise despite unsettled conditions.
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Victoria
W. Rockhill
United States
China
Japan
Washington
Shan Su
Manchuria
Pekin
Prince Chang
Legation
Rockhill
China-Manchuria
Empress of Japan
Sen
Yainso
Chi Li
Paing Fu
Keren
Russia
Shanghai Mercury
Kai Fang
Anglo American Steel Co rumored by Morgan allies
A Journal and Advertiser report outlines a proposed Anglo American Steel Co uniting steel and fuel firms to build ships and expand export trade under J P Morgan and allied interests. The plan links steel, railways, and foreign investors, with no official details yet.
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New York
the Journal
U. S. Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
Vanderbilts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jebaraster
Anglo- American Steel Co
Grand Jury Urges New Court House at Nelson
The fall criminal assizes opened before Mr Justice Irving in Nelson. Grand jurors named include G O Buchanan Kasio G W Richardson Rossland B R Cameron Henry E Cronsdaile and others with Cronsdaile chosen foreman. True bills were returned in most cases with Edward Barrett Granville Forbes Bloomfield and Rowlan among those tried or begun.
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Baker Street
Agsize
City of
Nelson
Grand
Grand Jury
Irving
Henry E. Croaidaile
Toreman
Cort House
Justice Irving
G. O. Buchanan
Kasio
G. W. Richardson
Rossland
B. R. Cameron
Henry E. Cronsdaile
Richard W. Day
Henry J. Evans
Arthur Ferland
Arthur G. Gamble
Robert R. Hedley
Charles Hillyer
William Irvine
James M. Lay
Thomas M. Ward
Mr. Cronsdaile
Rex
Barrett
Granville Forbes
Bloomfield
Rowlan
Edward Barrett
Peter Shoenfelt
Foreman
C. H. Allen
John V. Annable
Leonard Scott
Charles J. Wilson
T. Henry Wilson
Edgar J. Crickmay
George 8. Hawthorne
William R. Seatle
Arthur Shannon
George DeMaine
John Hepburn
Porter & Carlson
Lardo
Jacob J. Walker
George G. Thurman
Jonas Coxhead
Sen. Pogue
William G. Meagher
James Newlands
William J. Watchorn
Henry H. Avery
Duncan McDonald
John J. Maloney
Edward Ferguson
George Ritchie
Fred Bloomfield
Fred Rowlan
Charles Johnson
Johnson
Porto Rico
Newfoundland Overlooked by London in French Shore Talks
Daily Mail dispatches warn of a looming Newfoundland crisis if Britain ignores the colony. A St John’s special notes Premier Bond has not heard from the Imperial government since April about a settlement of the French shore issue. It cites Chamberlains reply to a prior Newfoundland dispatch and explains Laurier’s stance at the Bond Laurier conference.
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London
Daily Mail
Newfoundland
St. John’s
Bond
England
Chamberlain
Wilrid Laurier
Brigands kill missionaries in Vienna kidnap case
London dispatch reports brigands killed pastors Dimikroft and Serkoff and three missionary women while abducting Miss Stone. Authorities pursuing suspects in the Vienna incident, as details emerge from the Daily Express.
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London
Dimikroft and
Serkoff
F Despateh
Vienna
Daily Express
Miss Stone
Cotton Mills Sold in St John Public Auction
St John New Brunswick October 15 Park's Cotton mills were sold by public auction today under a mortgage of 146000. The purchaser was Jas F Robertson who will form a local company.
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St. John, N. B
Park
Wan Jas. F. Robertson
Surveyors Return and Hating Wreck Reported Near Gasquets
Ex Governor Dewdney reports survey of a potential Hope mountains railway route finished ahead of schedule but withholds results. I P Vincent of GC PN Co describes the Hating wreck near Gasquets island with ships dry forward at low tide and patching expected in 2 3 days. R G A Company 19 of 200 officers and men prepared to sail to Hong Kong. relieved by Company 71 at Bermuda after two years here.
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Victoria
Edgar Dewdney
Hope Mountains
British Columbia
Mellardy
Hong Kong
Bermuda
No. 19
Ladner Sydney ferry scheme nears Victoria terminus
Vancouver reports progress on the Ladner Sydney ferry plan to connect the Great Northern to a Victoria terminus. Rails for 13 miles from New Westminster toward Ladner are ordered in England and expected to arrive by ship. Officials quote northern salmon pack totals 211,600 cases and province wide 1,133,913 cases, a new record.
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Vancouver
Ladner Sydney
Great Northern
Victoria
New Westminster
Ladner’s
England
Westminster
De Blaquire Weighs G G Appointment in Canada
The Evening Telegram reports Lord de Blaquire has been unofficially approached to be Governor General of Canada as successor to Earl Minto. He recalls early contact by prominent Canadians and says he had no prior ambition for diplomatic service. No official friction details are confirmed.
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Toronto
Evening Telegram
London
Lord de Blaquire
Canada
Earl Minto
Lord Blaquire
Wilfrid Down
Lord Minto
Speaker Booth Seriously Ill After Wharf Landing
Nanaimo October 15 report says Speaker Booth, who left Jubilee hospital this morning, fell very ill after landing at Salt Spring island wharf and nearly went into the water. A doctor was summoned. condition described as serious.
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Nanaimo
Speaker Booth
Jubilee Hospital
Salt Spring Island
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W. Taft Mellary
C. McDonald
N. J. McLeod
J. D. Tinkiss
J. Dodds
Dr. Hall
W. Johnston
H. A. Langford
M'Kinley
Mr. Rockhill
Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania Railway
Colonial
Dewdney
Hating
Great Northorn
Westminster- Victoria Line
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