Mining News Aims for Eva and Iron Dollar Bonded
Comaplex reports Shea and Tibbetts of Helena bonded the Eva and Iron Dollar gold proposition for 50000 dollars and awarded a 100 feet tunnel contract. The CPR survey team camps near Cambourne to prepare the permanent line crossing to Trout Lake. The Black Bear stock by Jackson and a major find between the Sweedie claim and Cambourne hint at rich prospects. Goldsmith and Orr have struck a promising vein on Goat Mountain and have sold the stake.
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Comaplex
Daily Miner
Messrs
Shea and Tibbetts
Helena
Montana
Eva
Iron Dollar
Cambourne
Trout Lake
Reamy
Orr
Goat Mountain
Child Missing After Outing Near Creston Washington
A three year old girl, Inman, disappears from a wagon during a family day trip near Creston. Up to Monday night about 100 locals search a 10 mile square area with no clues found. Suspected kidnapping prompts wide alarm as parents weep and volunteers continue seeking.
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Creston
Wash
Mia
Dunham
A. Inman
Charles Watson
Wilson Creek
Inman
Canadian Society of Authors Holds First Annual Dinner
In Toronto on October 25 the first annual dinner of the Canadian Society of Authors was held with guests of honor Gilbert Parker and George Thring B A Secretary of the British Society. The event was described as a marked success. Also dated Lima Peru October 25 reports the Bolivian Convention naming Lucio Velazescoe and Anibal Capriles as first and second vice presidents in succession to Penal and San Jines.
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Petrolea
Ont
Laurier
Blair
Fielding
Manitoba
Tate
Lambton
Alex. Mc.Kenzie
Hon
Tarte
Sifton
Sarnia
Toronto
Canadian Society of Authors
Gilbert Parker
George Thring
British Society
Lima
Peru
Senor
Lucio Velazescoe
Anibal Capriles
Republic
Rafel Penal
Getaro San Jines
Montreal Volunteers Sailed as Jacques Cartier Bank Reopens
Reports from eastern Canada say departing volunteers received hearty sendoffs. The Jacques Cartier Bank, which suspended payments in July, will reopen tomorrow. Milwaukee mayor John Blackstone dies at 71. Chicago hosts Knights Templar and high degree Masons for three major conventions with the forty third annual Masonic conclave underway.
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Montreal
Canada
Jacques Cartier Bank
Chicago
Knights Templar
Ilinois
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar Sessions Open Homeward Gathering
The mandery of Knights Templar began its sessions and will be followed by the forty seventh annual assembly of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Masonry and the fiftieth annual convocation of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons.
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Mandery
Knights Templar
Grand Council
Royal and
Select Masters of Masonry
Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons
Columbia River lumber boom and mining gains at Columbia
In Columbia B C on October 21 the CP R opened a new telegraph office, prompting praise from manager A W Ross. Local growth spurs G O Buchanan to expand with the Columbia River Lumber Co. and new mills. Nearby mining claims at Sultana Oregon, Lime Creek, and Yankee Bay report strong gold and copper assays, with firms Gelinas Campbell Orion Gautier and others active in development.
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Columbia
B. C
Daily Miner
CO. P. R
A. W. Ross
C. R. Hosmer
Montreal
W. J. McGregor
Rossland
G. O. Buchanan
Kaslo
Columbia River Lumber Co
Kettie
J. Anderson
Sultana
Oregon
Fardy Mountain
Yankee Bay
Joe Gelinas
Colin Campbell
Alex Orion
Paul Gautier
Herald
Lime Creek
North Fork
Gelinas
Quebec
Steamer Germanic Damaged After Mersey Collision
The White Star liner Germanic collided with a steam barge in the Mersey in fog, tearing a two foot square hole and forcing the ship to return to dock. The incident delays her voyage to New York via Queenstown. Britannic to troop duties and Canada to carry Germanic mails tomorrow.
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White Star Line
Mersey
Liverpool
White Star
Haddock
New York
Queenstown
Canada
Typhoon Toll Rises in Japan and Coastal Areas
Reports from Victoria B C dated October 25 describe a typhoon that hit Tokio and Yokohama with fierce winds. Railway wrecks near Fukushima killed one and injured many as cars plunged from a bridge. tidal waves near Tagonaura destroyed hundreds of houses with over 100 deaths. Villages flooded near Yoshiwara Mura and Mimitsumachi suffered heavy losses. Russian moves to gain a naval station face Korean resistance amid land purchase bids.
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Victoria
B. C
Tokio
Yokohama
Fukushima
Myeno
Hokoki
Tonking
Servia
Tagonaura
Numatsu
Suzukawa
Yoshiwara Mura
Charges Abandoned In Royalist Conspiracy Case
Paris officials drop charges against Monicourt Parsereal and Girard in Royalist conspiracy cases while maintaining charges against Buffet Guerin Deroulede Count Selieux-Pon as Tecra.
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Paris
M. Monicourt
Parsereal
Girard
M. Buffet
G. Guerin
Deroulede
Count Selieux-Ponas Tecra
European Invention Mocked Over European Intervention Rumor
The Times editorial in London on October 25 scorns the idea of European intervention. It states no power will act and that alarming naval movement fantasies exist only in overheated imaginations.
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London
the Times
Ocean steamer runs aground in dense fog near Atlantic City
A large ocean steamer named James Turple, carrying general cargo from Mediterranean ports to New York, went ashore on shoals in dense fog off Atlantic City. The life crew rushed to assist, and the vessel is reported in favorable condition and expected to refloat at high tide.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James Turple
New York
Christie and Cirek Sentenced for Bonds Theft Flight to Canada
London officials report H. B. Christie and W. O. Cirek broker's clerks pleaded guilty to stealing ten thousand pounds in Buenos Ayres bonds and fleeing to Canada. Christie drew three years while Cirek received four years in prison.
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London
H. B. Christie
W. O. Cirek
Buenos Ayres
Canada
Sudden Death of Banker at Racquet Club
New York banker Frank I. Henry about 40 died suddenly at the Racquet Club tonight. apoplexy is reported as the cause.
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New York
Frank I. Henry
Four Regiments for Manila Dispatches
Five transports depart San Francisco harbor today carrying the 28th, 30th, 89th and both regiments bound for Manila. The movement reflects urgent deployment amid ongoing hostilities with orderly voyage arrangements and naval escort.
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Manila
San Francisco
Siet
89Th
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