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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
1
Reports from Winnipeg to Grand Rapids visitors, railway delays, and a busy week in Melfort. The Lyric theatre project advances as Dempny and Hunter push the frame, and fur buyers note an exceptional cross fox catch. Community events include a card party, a dance at Dreamland theatre, and new buildings by The Pas Drug Co. with a prospective railway decision looming.
A teamster named Henry died instantly when a heavy sleigh ran over him while descending a hill near Camp 9 ten miles north of the end of the Hudson Bay Railway. The body was taken to The Pas by Corporal Lyons of the mounted police. The coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary. Henry had formerly worked for a cartage company in Winnipeg.
Opening night last Wednesday saw the new Dreamland moving picture theatre welcome a full house. The expanded hall can seat about 500 and showcased films including Alaska mining tale The Strength of Men. Propriers promise continued success with strong patron support for both nightly performances.
A wedding occurred on Monday January 12 at the bride's parents home in Winnipegosis Manitoba. Pauline Isabella McArthur married John Routledge with Rev. Mr Johnson officiating. The couple traveled east for their breakfast and now reside in the Hudson's Bay Co residence on Fischer Avenue. Senator George A Cox aged 78 died in Toronto. Ontario Premier Sir James Whitney well enough to return home from New York.
Reports from Kagoshima detail ongoing Sakura Jima volcanic eruptions and a severe earthquake. Up to January 46, about 9,000 of Sakura Jima’s 19,000 residents may be unaccounted for as ash, dust, and darkness hinder search efforts.
June 16 report from Plymouth says two officers and nine men of the British submarine A7 are trapped underwater several miles west of Plymouth. The fate of the crew is uncertain as rescue attempts continue and no word on their status is available.
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