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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
9
Mayor Finger arrives from Winnipeg. Several residents return from travels including Mr and Mrs Hughes from Laird and Miss Florence McKay from Grand Rapids. The Lyric theatre project advances with frame construction and a two storey hall planned above the drug store. Fur catch and cross fox reports rise while local dances spark nostalgia at Dreamland hall.
A teamster named Henry died when his load toppled and the heavy sleigh passed over him on a hill near Camp 9, thirteen miles north of the Hudson Bay Railway end. The Pas straddled by Corporal Lyons. coroner deemed no inquest required. Henry had previously worked for a Winnipeg cartage company.
Opening night at the new Dreamland cinema drew long queues and sold out shows. The larger hall, expected to seat about 500, featured excellent pictures led by Alaska mining tale The Strength of Men and a humorous New Year’s Resolution to give up Tobacco. Propriety efforts promised continued patron support and attendance for both evening performances after the prior fire.
Pauline Isabella McArthur wed John Routledge on Monday January 17 at the bride’s parents’ home in Winnipegosis Manitoba. Rev. Johnson of Gilbert Plains officiated. After the ceremony the couple departed by train east and now reside in the Hudson’s Bay Co. residence on Fischer Avenue. Routledge is the Hudson’s Bay Co. general manager and has many friends from his stay.
Senator George A. Cox aged 73 died in Toronto on the 16th inst Sir James Whitney premier of Ontario has recovered and is moved to his Toronto home from New York
Reports from Kagoshima indicate the Sakura Jima eruption may have killed many more than 9 000 of Sakura's 19 000 residents. Violent eruptions last night and ash fall disrupt daily life as the sun fails to heat the air and navigation is hindered by pumice and dust.
Forty one divorce applications are before parliament with ten of them originating from Toronto.
Two officers and nine sailors of the British submarine A 7 are trapped beneath Whitsand Bay near Plymouth after failing to surface. Rescue efforts continue as hopes of survivors wane amid uncertain conditions and the crew's fate remains unresolved.
Navy officials stated that all aboard may have perished after the vessel sank. The exact location of the wreck has not been definitively established.
A brief public notice urging readers to contact Herald for best job work services and to patronize Herald advertisers. Encourages local engagement and support for the newspaper's business partners.
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