Ontario Conservatives Returned After Bittersweet Election
Special to The Pas Herald from Toronto June 29 reports a fierce Ontario vote with Liberals losing by failing to swing governing power. Liberals gain 13 seats, Conservatives 9, Independents 2. new House 83 Conservatives, 25 Liberals, 8 Independents. Sir James Whitney’s majority shrinks by nearly 500. Dr. Reaume defeated. N. W. Rowell’s majority 98.
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Toronto
Ontario
James Whitney
Dr. Reaume
N. W. Rowell
Fingerville Too Much for French in Church Diamond Tilt
Fingerville defeated French 17 to 10 after a rough seventh inning when Pelletier faltered and the French lost heart. Albert Lafontaine delivered a three bagger in the eighth as Fingerville wore natty blue uniforms and benefited from strong support from McCaskill and Hunt. L Cardoni coached from the bench, Brown filling first base for the injured Louis. Frank Wales managed the game.
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Fingerville
Church
Pelletier
Pell
Albert Lafontaine
Finger Boys
McCaskill
L. Cardoni
Brown
Louis
Hunt
Frank Wales
Melfort Beats Tisdale in Seven Inning Clash
Melfort defeated Tisdale 11 to 7 on Tisdale ground in a seven inning game shortened by darkness. Rex Beach pitched well in relief for Melfort as Readman pitched effectively for the home team. Gillespie delivered timely two base hits with bases loaded, driving in four runs for Melfort which decided the outcome.
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Melfort
Tisdale
Naylor
Rex Beach
Readman
Charlie Gillespie
Peace Mediators Practical Settlement of Mexican Problem
Niagara Falls July 1 Ambassador Da Gama of Brazil announced the practical settlement of the U S Mexico conflict. He said mediation will seek an indefinite recess while Mexican factions pursue internal solutions, though the essential mediation work is about accomplished.
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Niagara Falls
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
United States
Mexico
First Hanging in a Decade in Halifax
Halifax accounts the first hanging in forty eight years as Edward Cooke Jnr aged 24 is executed for the December 9 murder of Charles Asaff a Syrian pedlar at Sheet harbor. Cooke had delivered a written confession three days prior, released after the execution.
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Halifax
Edward Cooke Jnr
Charles Asaff
Sheet Harbor
Cooke
Local business and transport notes from Edwards Ave to Pelican Narrows
Ralph C. McKinnon plans a confectionery and tobacco shop on Edwards Avenue. Geo A McLelland returns from a trip to the end of steel. he was guest of Alex McMillan during absence. A diesel engine has arrived for the power house. technician Peterson will install it. A Jan of Revillon Freres Pelican Narrows rode Brisbin to Cumberland and B. L. portage. Steamer Minasin repaired in dry dock and fitted with a new propeller. Pas Tennis Club to hold a Dreamland Theatre dance next Tuesday with refreshments and festive plans.
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Ralph C. McKinnon
Edwards Ave
Geo. A. McLelland
Steel
Alex. McMillan
A. Jan
Revillon Freres
Pelican Narrows
Brisbin
Cumberland
B. L. Portage
Pas Tennis Club
Dreamland Theatre
Deceased May Have Brother Here
The Herald prints a reader requested notice seeking a brother of the deceased Mrs. Joseph J Shupe of Detroit Michigan. She died June 18 and was sister in law to G and F Shupe of South Melfort who had just returned from Ontario for their mother’s funeral. This is the third family death in three weeks.
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Joseph J Shupe
Detroit
Mich
F. Shupe
South Melfort
Ontario
Two Small Favors Heared by The Herald Office
A notice invites readers to leave name and address at The Herald office so a copy can be mailed to The Pas. Prospectors may pick up free bundles of newspapers before leaving, and the offer extends to men departing on the H B line.
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The
Herald
H.B
Naylor and Bray shine with circus catches in outfield
In a standout moment Naylor and Bray pulled off circus catches in the outfield. In the fourth frame a neat double play Hearn to Robinson to Danielson retired the Tisdale side. Melfort Moon.
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Naylor
Bray
Hearn
Robinson
Danielson
Tisdale
Melfort Moon
Opposition Moderates Home Rule Bill Debate
In the Lords Lord Lansdowne offers a conciliatory stance amid government caution. Amendments awaiting the committee stage next week may alter the bill's effect as negotiations continue.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Morley
Lord Lansdowne
Servians taunted as heirs murderers in Sarajevo after assassination
Reports from Belgrade and Crete describe government actions against suspected conspirators in the Sarajevo murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand. Croatian nationalist denouncements trigger violent scenes in the Cretean diet with threats toward Servian deputies. In Sarajevo, six people were arrested for slight offences as martial law remains in force.
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Belgrade
Servia
Sarajevo
Francis Ferdinand
Agrem
Crotia
Sarajvo
Bosnia
Wreck on Magnolia-Sandy Hill Branch Wounds Five
Five people seriously injured and six more badly bruised in a Baltimore and Ohio Railway Magnolia to Sandy Hill branch wreck at Canton Ohio. Two of the injured may die.
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Canton
Ohio
Magnolia-Sandy Hill
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Beachey
Winnipeg
Chicago
Bandit Killed in Train Robbery at Oregon-Washington Line
Three bandits attacked westbound Oregon and Washington passenger train No 5 near Pendleton. One robber died, another robber and a deputy sheriff were wounded, and passengers escaped unharmed.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Oregon, & Washington
Chinese murderer sentenced to life imprisonment
Vancouver June 30 Jack Kong was today sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison for the manslaughter of Mrs. Charles Millard.
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Vancouver
B.C
Jack Kong
Charles Millard
Archduke Assassination Attempt Revealed In Rijörd
Martial law has been proclaimed at Tuzla and Maglaj after rioting and Serb property destruction in Bosnia. A magistrate's preliminary exam shows Prinzip planned to kill the Archduke during maneuvers at Tarzini but abandoned the attempt due to strict military guard.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Tuzla
Maglaj
Prinzip
Tarzini
British Subjects Ordered to Leave Mexico
In view of current conditions Sir Lionel Carden the British minister advises all British subjects to depart Mexico temporarily due to acute fuel shortages and imminent train stoppages that would hinder further departures.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Lionel Carden
Dazzling Specimens of Shining Gold in Saskatchewan Trip
Dr. T. W. Walker and F H. Semmens return to Saskatoon after a 880 mile journey by canoe from the south Saskatchewan to Cumberland House and The Pas. They recount close calls as river rises of 12 feet threatened their gear yet left cameras intact. At Cumberland House a Hudson’s Bay post, a director of the Prince Albert Mining Co. showed leaf gold samples worth 4000 to 5000 dollars per ton from a rock.
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T. W. Walker
F H. Lemmons
Saskatoon
Cumberland House
Pas
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan River
Cumberland Lake
Hudson Bay Company
Prince Albert Mining Company
Semmens
Walker
Sir Charles Tupper Celebrates 93rd Birthday
Sir Charles Tupper turns 93 today in London as well wishers mark the milestone on July 2.
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London
Sir Charles Tupper
Huerta Threatens Mexican Resistance in Niagara Falls Talks
In a café discussion with friends, President Huerta allegedly warned that “half the people of Mexico will die with me” before he would resign. The remark came amid mediation efforts at Niagara Falls to resolve the Mexican crisis and stabilize the regime.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Huerta
Niagara Falls
The Pas urged to boost growth and unity by Board of Trade
The Pas presents itself as a promising center in New Manitoba with strategic rail access and rich resources. The Board of Trade calls for citizen cooperation to advance legitimate projects and capitalize on mining, fur, fishing, and mineral belt potential.
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Pas
Beaver Lake
New Manitoba
Board of Trade
Baseball Scores From June 29 and July 1 Foreign Despatches
Reporting from foreign games: Boston routed Philadelphia 7 1, New York swept Washington and Chicago beat Detroit. Brooklyn won 8 7 over New York and 8 6 over Brooklyn 6? Pittsburg 4 Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 1 Philadelphia Boston rain. International action lists Montreal 2 Jersey 6 Buffalo 0 Baltimore 5 Rochester 16 Newark 1 Toronto Providence no game. Additional Brooklyn 11 Baltimore 2. Federal games only today. July 1 Rochester 0 Toronto 1 Providence 9 Newark 8 Rochester 5 Toronto 0 Rochester 13 Toronto 4 Buffalo 0 Montreal 8 Baltimore Jersey City rain Providence Newark rain.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
International Montreal
Jersey
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Toronto - Providence
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Jersey City
Bombadier Wells Wins British Empire Heavyweight Title
Bombadier Wells the English pugilist knocked out Colin Bellan the Australian in the second round at the Olympia to win the heavyweight championship of the British Empire in London on July 1.
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London
English Players Eliminated in Wimbledon Semis
The semi finals ended with T. M. Mavrogold and A. Beamish knocked out as Norman E. Brooks of Australia faced Otto Froitzheim of Germany in the final. The winner would then meet A. Wilding, the defending champion.
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Wimbledon
Eng
T. M. Mavrogold
A. Beamish
Norman E. Brooks
Australia
Otto Froitzheim
A. Wilding
Henley Action As English crews fall to trans Atlantic rivals
Rowing at Henley on Thames sees no English crew reach the grand challenge cup final as Winnipeg Rowing Club Union Boat Club of Boston Harvard University and Mayence Rowing Club of Germany defeat their English rivals. Robert Dibble of Toronto defeats J Lawrence Tarn of Thames Rowing Club in the diamond sculls heat by a length.
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Henley
Thames
Eng
Winnipeg Rowing Club
Union Boat Club
Boston
Harvard University
Mayence Rowing Club
Germany
Winnipeg
Thames Rowing Club
London Rowing Club
Harvard
Leander
Mayence
Jesus College
Cambridge
Robert Dibble
Toronto
J. Lawrence Tarn
Wood Grove wedding on reserve lands in Cumberland House
Jas S Wood RNWM P married Miss Eveline D Grove at Cumberland House on June 24. Indian missionary officiant presided on reserve lands. A supper followed at W D Jones home with guests including W D Jones T Forrest H M S Cotter J Stewart and others. The health of the couple was toasted in excess.
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Cumberland House
Jas. S. Wood
Eveline D. Grove
Prince Albert
W.D. Jones
Messrs. W. D. Jones
T. Forrest
H. M.S. Cotter
J. Stewart
Suffragettes jailed for Criccieth window smash
In Criccieth Wales two militant suffragettes Georgia Lloyd and Phyllis North were tried on charges of window smashing from June 2. Both received three months imprisonment.
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Carnarvon
Wales
Georgia Lloyd
Phyllis North
Criccieth
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Peterson
Archduke Francis
Corsort
U.S. Railway
Charles
DR. H. Elliott
Ing
Dominion
Hudson Bay Railway
Manitoba
Games
Bombadier Wells
England
Thames R. C
Wood Grove
Suffies
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