Local News and Events From Nelson City This Week
A busy Nelson day includes a streetcar accident at Stanley and Birler, a fire in the mill area quickly controlled by mill hands, and plans for a new Congregational church at Victoria and Street. Highlighted are performances at the Opera House, railway yard work in Vancouver, and the St Charles Cream Gold Medal achievement abroad.
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RL W
Mow
Tisraye
Bay Mo
Maplinfarrell
Grant Borda
Waa
Stanley
Birler
Vancous
Nelson
Canadian Pacific
Seston
Thomas A. Howard
Mos. K
Bob Beniertane
Senblen
Gol Commissoner
Victoria Street
Mess
Mesaes
W. A, MacDonald
Trut
Evey Criddle
J. TL Bowes
D. M
Opera
Gheadley
Looking Engineering and Machine Company
Gates Iron Works
Chicago
Wighland
Ainsworth
Hemil
Med AL Kelly
Wakefiek
Silverton
Lunch of chum nectar offered to patrons of The Office
A notice describes free lunches for patrons of The Office with a noon tunnel served from 11 each day. The menu includes clams crabs and salmon and is supplied by Emerson and associates with imports from Victoria Winnipeg and Spokane. A steamer delivering 8000 cases of salmon arrived from Northern British Columbia ports.
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Emerson
the Ofice
Orimmey Mall
Victoria
Hose Cowil
British Columbia
Peterbherman
Skeena
Hell Irving & Company
Findley, Durkan & Bewlie
Kell-Irving & Company
Slide Lento
PI Ceon
Toronto Police Probe Death of Morris Goldstein
In Toronto Ontario authorities examine the death of Morris Goldstein believed caused by ear poison. Fanny Helper is named as a主 suspect with Siupero as an accomplice. A daughter testifies her grandmother urged silence for money tied to a will. A postmortem reportedly confirms the poison as the death cause.
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Toronto
Manny
Mike Goldstein
Indian healer fatally harmed in Yakima incident
A disjointed account describes an aged medicine man in Yakima Washington involved in a fatal event. The narrative states the elder, called to aid a sick child, performed traditional rites but the child died. Authorities or observer terms are unclear in the fragment.
Protest Against Dow Tan Kennel Club Election
Protest against provincial government plans to include registered dogs in controls. Meeting in Toronto discussed canine destruction concerns. Victoria representative W. Flinton elected vice-president.
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Toronto
Ont
Canalsian Kennel Clu
ALA
Rey
Flinton
Victoria
Williams Gariy Sept. Rev Jo nzo Waugh Dies at Depot
The oldest Methodist minister in the area, Rev Jo nzo Waugh, died suddenly at the railroad depot. He was born in 1805 in West Virginia and began his ministry 60 years ago.
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Williams
Gariy
Jonzo Waugh
Ue Works
West Virginia
Premier Marchand Relapse Report From Quebec
In Quebec on September 7, Premier Marchand reportedly worsened after a recent illness. He had been recovering but suffered a relapse yesterday, prompting concern over his health and leadership.
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Marchand Worse
Quebec
Larehand
Desperate fight halts pretender to Teheran throne
Teheran reports Ali Mahomet Hey, the claimant to the Shah throne, was defeated by hastily summoned Cossacks and thrown into an underground dungeon after capture. The report notes the failed march on the capital and his denial of plans to seize the throne. Colombo dispatch says Von Waldhorn, Allied China commander, arrived briefly then continued voyage. In Hamilton, ex-Alder man McLagan, a respected citizen, has died at age.
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Chicazo
Moscow
Sys
Teheran
Ali Mahomet Hey
Colombo
Septant von Waldhorm
China
Americans' Day at the Exhibition prompts diplomatic nods
In Toronto yesterday Americans' Day at the Exhibition featured remarks on the health of President Mektin Jey and Drumbat Te Dirvetors. Colom Seawell United States Consul and Professor Dr He Webb of Yale praised growing Anglo American friendship and urged no further hostility.
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Toronto
Westerday Wits
Mektin
Colom Seawell
United
He Webb
Yale University
England
America
For Rent and Sale Notices From Historic Classifieds
A garbled patchwork of early 20th century classified lines lists rentals and sales. Items include furnished rooms, a six room house near city hall, dressmaking apprentices, a nurse for engagements, a general housework inquiry, piano and sewing machine for sale, and a cheap law library option. Listings feature names, places, and brief amenities.
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Silken
Rootensty
Unice
Viewtoria Sth
City Hall Co
Joseph
Peters & Dynes
Bussfield
Peseph
Rossland Hotel
Vernon Street
Apply
Geo
Farner-Boveki
Mradtey
No Right to Ugly Lines Medicine Ad Claims
A historical ad promises a patent remedy for women to improve health and beauty. It touts benefits for nervousness constipation kidney trouble and skin issues claiming Electric Bitters purify the blood strengthen nerves and improve complexion. The pitch targets women seeking vitality and charm with a low price offered at a local store.
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Anade Dray & Book Stor
Physical culture classes offered by Miss McKinnon
Miss McKinnon offers physical culture lessons for ladies and children. Addresses for enrollment are requested at box tel Nelson.
Navy orders fleet vessels move east after dock work
Victoria press reports Fleet Captain R No posts orders as the Virago and Phaseton undergo fitting. The crew sails east this week while Oliver oversees demolition and remnant work on the Virago and related destroyers.
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Victoria
Fleet
R. No
Wen
Kirby Ji
Phaston
Oliver
Phaeton
Blue Ribbon Trade 18 Delicions Displayed
A fragmented item from a historic page shows an eye care ad with BRR Patenaude Bros., opticians, advertising blue ribbon products and eyewear services. The garbled text hints at promotional lines and a shop front presence offering optical goods to local customers.
Church Notes and Community Activities in Evening Service Schedule
A scanned local church page lists services, Sunday schedules, Evensong and choir practice times, Sunday schools, and meetings for Christian Endeavor and Epworth groups. It names pastors and local meeting places, including Florence Park and Bowioch barracks, with weekly and monthly timings.
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Cnune
Silion Ste
Macittn
Conmiinjon
Prac Lee
Cinonie Cionene Cainer
Florence Park
Serco Tea Ivanivivittay Chunen-Borvieus
Ivor
W. M. Roberts
Epworth
Tupalay Alsin
John Housan
Bato ‘ Navin
al Orlock
Suraniere Dlatly
Woleoswl
G.J. Conter White
Salvation Atay
Bowioch
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MeSiebod
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Lowery
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Pie Goldstein
Yakima
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Jon Spl Howe
Ma—Law Library
Alex. Stewart
Torlearn
Martin O'Reilly
Bi City
Carbonate
Josephine
Baker Street
Navy Orde
K. E
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TRA
Delicions
Ives
Patenaude Bros., Opticians
Ony
Nelson Lodge
Heathern
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Kootunay Street
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SG DW
Tettherland
Vue Aakjuiey
Bar
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Korte Fein
Hall
Atdoltows
Wealay
At & O'Oloolng
C. Cywierth
Morrison & Caldwell
Chicago Electrolysis Co
Hume Hotel
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