Veranda Removal Boosts Baker Street Appearance
The last verandah on Baker street was removed yesterday, improving street frontage. In other news, Vice vs Brydges costs taxed on appeal. A Christian Endeavor rally is planned at the Presbyterian church next Tuesday with Miss Baskerville of Madras as a speaker. Sandy Stewart faced Volks Magistrate Crease for theft, six months hard labor at the provincial jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice
Brydges
Madden
Baker Steet
Baker Street
Society of Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Miss Baskerville
Madras
India
Sandy Stewart
Nelson
Volks
Crease
Jarvis
Stewart
Postum Prize Campaign Promises Gold for Honest Testimonials
The Postum Cereal Co invites readers to send detailed experiences about coffee to Postum, offering small gold pieces and cash prizes to top writers. Submissions should be plain, truthful statements about coffee dismissal, with names optional to omit. Judges will select winners between October 10 and November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Hood Coffee
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Posvin Cereal Co
Postum
Boat Club Meeting Opens Doors to All Interested
A Nelson Strom W family note reports arrival at Dawson after an interesting trip. A Boat club meeting at Fraternity Hall tonight invites all who wish to attend. Jacob Ludwig and Miss Mary Margaret Res wed in Spokane and will honeymoon locally. The Board of Trade may ship ore specimens to Cranbrook fair. Arlington mine foreman W U Hamill’s body was moved to Vancouver for funeral. Queen Studio photos intrigue readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Strom
Lillie
Dawson
Boat Club
Fraternity Hall
Jacob M. Ludwig
Tall Street
Mary Margaret Res
The
Phair Notes
Spokane
Board of Trade
Cranbrook
Nelson
W. UW
Hamill
Arlington Mine
J. Hf. Bunyan
Vancouver
Notable Visitors Arrive in Nelson for Local Opportunities
Canadian and British professionals including H K B Gilmour M P P from Vancouver and J Vogler heading to Salmon City Idaho visit Nelson. Bank officials from Vancouver and Yellowstone mine managers also pass through along with agents from Confederation Life. Local business leaders anticipate growth as Grand Forks plans to become a boundary metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bradford
Lardo
Nelson
W. Godfry
Bank of British North America
Vancouver
H. K. B. Gilmour
Charles Sangster
Rand Weill Company
Rossland
Phair
L. E Beek
Spokane
J. Vogler
Salmon City
Idaho
Prospectors’ Exchange
A. Hartman
Vancouver Mercantile Company
Grand Forks
Hartman
Boundary Country
William I. Covert
Ted
Capital
Eo Ec Bhimvoony
Thomas Ritchie
Yen
Ty Mallfnx S
Montreal
Torrance
Halifax
Entrebee
City Olce
M Weat
Cor
Notre Dame
Wenahours Street
Westmount Cor
Greote Avenue
St. Catharines Street
Ontario
Ottawa
A List of Names Across Cities and Regions
A fragmented roster of individuals tied to multiple cities including Ottawa Vancouver Spokane Rossland Trail Montreal Silverton New Westminster and Sandon. The note lists numerous names with minor punctuation and no clear event or action.
Dispute at new postoffice escalates with foreman discharge
The architect swore out a summons against foreman Louis Daviaux for allegedly insulting language. After a period of calm, work on the Ward street side resumed, and the architect ordered a halt before declaring the foreman discharged as the conflict intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Daviaux
Ward Street
Langu
Court summons issued over foreman dispute
Mr Macdonald went to a magistrate and swore out a summons against the foreman, served by Chief Jarvis. The case will be heard at the police court this morning, with the mater to be thoroughly examined in court. Macdonald declined to comment, saying the matter would be ventilated in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdonald
Jarvis
Guarding the Prince and Vancouver Developments
Vancouver mayor Townley says a police and secret service guard routine surrounds the city to keep anarchists or socialists away during the royal visit. Major local projects include a Lulu Island line toward Steveston, a new Chinese Empire Reform Association home, and an Oriental arch for the Duke of York visit. A reported Indian remains story is debunked as a long standing local practice of burying the dead in trunks near Steveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Townley
Secret Service
Royal Party
Lulu Island Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Steveston
Fraser River
Chinese Empire Reform Association
Duke of York
Near Lynch Attempt Sparks Canton Square Outcry
A frightened Italian man named Carmine, barely speaking English, was amid crowd anger in Canton Ohio as residents gathered to view the remains. A surge of calls to lynch him erupted before Major Marquis led Ohio troops to form a protective hollow square and shepherd him to police headquarters. Police say no intent to harm was proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Carmine
Roosevelt
Major Marquis
Ohio Military
Hallow
Alderman Cave Apologizes for McKinley Remarks
At today’s common council meeting Alderman Cave apologized for comments about President McKinley made last Friday in opposition to a sympathy resolution proposed by Sir John Scott. The council adopted a resolution abhorring the crime and expressing sympathy with Mrs McKinley and the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Common Council
Cave
McKinley
John Scott
Great Britain
Hle
Persistent NY valet secretary’s suicide attempts in custody
Charles F. Jones, valet secretary of Wo Marsh Rice, says he killed Rice with chloroform. Last night he attempted suicide twice, first by slashing his throat with a broken bottle neck and then by pinning his head between an iron bedstead uprights to hurl himself off the bed. Police prevented both attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles F. Jones
Marsh Rice
Jones
Honoring Late President Salutes From Gibraltar
From noon tomorrow salutes of 21 minute guns will be fired from the garrison battery by the British Mediterranean squadron and the United States training fleet to honor the late president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
United States
Norfolk Weather and Global News Summary
Norfolk endures a fierce southeast gale with over four inches of rain in 24 hours. Paris reports anarchist activity involving the Libertaire journal and potential arrests. Kansas Missouri frost hits early, damaging drought crops. Brussels negotiates a four month option for American glass firms to acquire Belgian factories. Peoria boiler explosion injures two in Sheldon. Laporte records early snow and a new September temperature record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Brussels
Belgium
Students Rates to Toronto and Montreal
For bonafide students enroute to college the Canadian Pacific railway will issue tickets to Toronto at AO, to Montreal at $33.10, Tickets on sale Sept. 11 to 20. Full particulars at City ticket office,or station, J. 8. CARTIER, D. Vv. A., Nelson, If you don't like Blue Ribbon Ta it's because you ever tasted it, Ladies Tailor made suits, New ] styles at KERR & CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Montreal
Cartier
D. Vv. A
Nelson
Mineral Exhibit and Racing Contests Attract Crowds
An early notice invites the public to a mineral exhibit, backing contests, and horse races with a promise of the best program in the country. Posters and circulars provide details, plus unusually low return rail rates from Illinois points. A W M’VITTIE, See at ary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. M’vittie
Atary
Certificate of Improvements Notice for Martha Washington Mineral Claim
Theodore Beauchamp acting for Owen free miner B55629 will apply to the Mining Recorder sixty days from August 21 to obtain a certificate of improvements for the Martha Washington Mineral Claim on Copper Creek North Fork Salmon River 18 miles north of N F 8 railway. Action under section 87 must be commenced before issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Nelson
West Kootenay
Copper Creek
North Fork
Salmon River
Theodore Bemnichamp
OGA. Owen
A. D
Ol. T. Beauchamp
Certificates of Improvements for West Kootenay mining claims
I R Smith acting for S Ameron and Wm Griffith intend after sixty days to apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates of Improvements for the Bunker Hill Sullivan and Fidelity Mineral Claims in Nelson Mining Division West Kootenay located on the West North Fork of Salmon River about five miles from Red Mountain. Action under section 37 must be commenced before issuance of such Certificates of Improvements dated August 1 190? at Woor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill, Sullivan
Fidelity Mineral Claims
Nelson
West Kootenay
West North Fork
Salmon River
Red Mountain
I. R. Smith
S. Ameron
FF. M. C
Griffith
Mining Recorder
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Papa
Rale
Nelson, B. G
Queen Studio
JI. M. Wambold
Gerald V. Hopkins
Yellowstone
Mrs. Hopkins
City
Melville Parry
Confederation Life
Cariboo
R. G. Ritchie
Cascade City
Boundary
Wm. Davies
Erie
C. Sangster
G. — Hopkins
Lino
T. R
Ella
Joho Tk
New Westminster
Madi
Roy
Gan
Vancouve
Queens
A. McPhail
Camp
Martin Welch
A. McDonald
Slocan City
G. W. Carothers
Trout’ Lake
J. McVeigh
Viiseu
W. N. Vennett
Sandon
Prince
Ship Alliance
Charlotte
Prince Adelbert
Emperor William
Paris
Mgr. Grandinier
Libertaire
Laurent Talhade
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Peoria
Ill
Sheldon
Ills
Laporte
Ind
Kerr & CO
Rowland Brittain
Bank of B. A
Hastings St
East Kootenay
Granbrook
K.-W.-G. Block
Exchange
British Columbia
Andrew F. Rosenberger
P.O
the Royal Bank of Canada
Thomas HK. Kenny
Wiley Smith
H.G. Bauld
Hon
David Macke
Edson L. Pease
Bran ‘Ova Scotia
Antigonic Bridgewater
Ay Londonderry
Uulenburg
Maitland
Hants Co
Pictou
Port
Sydney
Shubonheadie
Truro
Anne New Brunswick
Rathuret
Dorchester
Fredericton
Kingston (Kent Co
Mone Newcastle
Sackville
St. John
Woodstock
Asland
Charlottetown
Sunmerside
Florence
M’laghlan Bros
Broken Hill
Hoover Street
Mill Street
Observatry
Carribonate Street
Robson Street
J. B. Pollard
E. J. Robie
West Transfer Co
N. T. Macleod
Josephine Street
Avex
Gibson
J. C. Gwillim
Geological Survey of Canada
B. I
Porto Rico Lumber Co., Limited
Nelson and Rossland
Porto Rico Siding
Fascher and
Vernon St
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