Beaver Lake Gold Strike Report From The Pas
The Pas reports authentic development in the Beaver Lake mining district. Prince Albert claim of Beaver Lake Mining Company shows gold in quartz about ten feet deep, fourteen feet wide, with rock full of gold. Hall and Simpson confirm exploration from Cumberland, urging mining men to inspect the site themselves.
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Prince Albert Claim
Beaver Lake
Richard Hall
M.P.P
Cumberland
Pas
Prince Albert
Beaver Lake Mining Company
Stanley Simpson
Hudson’s Bay Company
Canada
Prince Alvert
Messrs
Hall
Simpson
Town Team Edges Fingervilles In Lively Practice Game
A tryout on the village green ended with Fingervilles beating the Town 17 to 5. Notable players include Arnold and Aiken for Town and L Cardoni and H Finger for Fingervilles. injuries surfaced as Charlie Arnott broke a wrist but stayed in the game.
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Fingervilles
Arnold
Wigle
Aiken
Winters
Williams
Hughes
Bickle
Arnott
Pilgrim
A. Cardoni
H. Finger
Kindlar
Parkinson
Bono
McCaskell
Howarth
Score
W. H. Bunting
Geo
Aikens
Billy Pilgrim
Aikins
Hamilton
Ont
Dr. Betts
Charlie Arnott
Charlie
Tite Bunch
Sol Wigle
Dauphin
JH. Winters
Melfort
Billy Arndt
Regina
Prince Albert
Mr. Callaghan
Pas River
Indians and Whites Play to 1 1 Draw at Mission Field
In a Wednesday clash at Mission Field the pale faces and red men battled to a 1 1 draw after extra time. D Cook opened for the Indians and Farmery equalized, then Munro and Lovell netted the decisive corner shot for the pale faces. Referee Stanley Howe supervised with linesmen Laurie and Lyon. a follow up match against the H B Ry round-house team is set for Monday.
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Pale
Mission Field
Stanley Howe
Lndians
Empress of Ireland disaster relief and inquiry updates
Canadian Pacific and Sir Thomas Shaughnessy donate to relief funds in London and Liverpool. Ottawa reports no compensation for 1 903 lost mail packages while money orders will be paid. The Commons passes a bill to authorize a special commission to inquire into the Empress disaster. Baron Mersey named to head the inquiry and will sail to Canada soon.
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London
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Liverpool
Empress of Ireland
Montreal
Ottawa
House of Commons
British Board of Trade Today
Baron Mersey
Lord Mersey
Canada
Suffragettes Still On The Rampage
London sees two suffragettes chain themselves to Buckingham Palace gates and shout against torture of women. An arson squad attempt near Market Harborough fail due to early fire discovery. In Criccieth Wales suffragettes disrupt a Lloyd George meeting, terrorizing streets and shattering shop windows before police arrest several.
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London
Buckingham Palace
King George
Queer Mary
Leicester
Market Harborough
Criccieth
Wales
David Lloyd-George
Huerta Dictum on Withdrawal Condition at Niagara Falls
Mexican delegates at the pacification talks announce General Huerta will quit power only if Mexico is practically pacified and the successor government gains public support. Advisers report Huerta seeks legalization of his acts since taking provisional presidency as the price of retirement, a proposal said to have been offered at the Niagara Falls mediation conference.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Huerta
Mexico
Vera Cruz
General Huerta
Miss Edith Shaughnessy Marries René Redmond in Montreal
In Montreal at St James Cathedral at 11 o’clock today, Miss Edith Shaughnessy daughter of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy wed René Martin Redmond son of W H Redmond of Victoria B C The ceremony was conducted by Bishop Gauthier in a special Pas Herald report.
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Montreal
Edith Shaughnessy
Thomas Shaughnessy
Réné Martin Redmond
W. H. Redmond
Victoria
B. C
Sit. James
Gauthier
Foreign cars sweep 500 mile race at Indianapolis
Rene Thomas driving a Delage won first place and the $25 000 prize and broke all speedway records for 100 to 500 miles in 6 08 45.99 for an 82 47 mph average. Arthur Duray Belgian took second, Albert Guyot third, Jules Guox fourth. Barney Oldfield was the sole American in the top five finishing fifth as the four winners eclipsed the former track mark.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Barney Oldfield
Rene Thomas
Delage
Speedway
Arthur Duray
Albert Guyot
Jules Guox
Thomas
French Cabinet Resigns Leaving Doumergue in Deal
Premier Gaston Doumergue and cabinet ministers submitted collective resignations to President Poincare at the Elyssee. On June 4 Poincare requested Rene Viviani, minister of public instruction, to form a new ministry to replace the Doumergue cabinet, with Viviani likely to accept.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
the Elyssee
Poincare
Rene Viviani
Doumergue
Vivani
Prince Albert Residents aboard the Empress of Ireland
Special to The Pas Herald from Prince Albert on May 31 reports Miss Maud Atkin niece of the city police chief and Horace Worrell residents of Prince Albert were passengers on the Empress of Ireland when it went down. Mr and Mrs Q O Manville of Prince Albert had sought passages on the steamship but could not secure them.
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Prince Albert
Maud Atkin
Horace Worrell
Ireland
QO. B. Manville
Europe
Explosion Shatters Gas Generator Plant in Toronto
An explosion in the blower-room of Consumers Gas Co. at McGee street and Eastern avenue wrecked the generator building roof and damaged eight or ten homes on Booth avenue. Company chemist Ewart Foster was killed in the blast.
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Toronto
Consumers Gas Coy
McGee Street
Eastern Ave
Booth Ave
Ewart Foster
Can Northern Ry Bill Passes Its Third Reading
Ottawa June 3 special to the Herald reports the Canadian Northern Railway bill won third reading in the House of Commons by a vote of 85 to 58 with a government majority of 47.
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Can
Northern
Bill
Ottawa
House of Commons
Prince Albert Herald questioned over Beaver Lake claims
The Pas Herald critiques Prince Albert for promoting Beaver Lake outfitting as the main route to the gold fields north of The Pas. A letter from Henry Prestox urges truth in advertising, while the paper seeks confirmation on boat schedules and service from Prince Albert’s Board of Trade.
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Prince Albert
Pas
Beaver Lake
Canada
Frank Trombley
George Stocker
Fred. Cox
John Ashby
Fred Hunter
Madney
Prince Albert Herald
Sask
Pas Hernano
Board of Trade
Metropolis
Cobalt
See
Pas Heraun
Senate panel backs arbitration on Panama tolls dispute
The Senate foreign relations committee voted eight to six to adopt the Sutherland resolution. It directs President Wilson to open negotiations with Great Britain for special arbitration of the Panama tolls dispute. The measure now proceeds to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sutherland
Wilson
Great Britain
Panama
Senate
Spectator Deaths In Motordrome Crash In Pittsburg
Two spectators were killed and ten others seriously injured when a water cycle ridden by Arthur Armstrong of New York crashed through the railing at the Motordrome in Pittsburg. Armstrong is not expected to recover.
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Herald
Pittsburg
Wator
Arthur Armstrong
New York
Armstrong
Colima Falls to Constitutionalists in Mexican War
On board the U S S California at Marathlan June 4, dispatch reports Colima the capital of Colima state and a major southwestern city has been captured by Constitutionalists led by General Mangill.
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U.S.S. California
Marathlan
Colima
Mexico
Constitutionalista
Mangill
Charles Becker Sentenced to Die in Sing Sing
New York May 29 Charles Becker was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison during the week of July 6 for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. Becker appeared calm. his lawyer said an appeal would be filed Monday acting as a stay. Becker was moved to Sing Sing by six deputy sheriffs.
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New York
Charles Becker
Sing-Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Martin P. Manty
Court of Appeals
Cup Defender's Mishap Off Glen Cove
The sloop Vanite led by Alexander Cochrane retired from a trial race with the Resolute after two crewmen fell overboard. The Resolute finished alone and won the contest. Also reported. work begins on the Port Nelson government transfer elevator in Ottawa.
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Glen Cove
Long Island
Ottawa
Ont
Port Nelson
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Linklater
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Albert Lafontaine
Fred Lafontaine
Bernard
Joyal
G. Belletier
A. Bellegier
P. Fingervilles
L. Cardoni
H. Pinger
Kiar
Bone
Fingerville
W. D. Campbell
Winnipeg
the Herald
The
Miss Shaughnessy
Pas Herald
Cincinnati
Ewe
Philadelphia
Washington Ee
Federal
Baltimore
Chicago International
Buffalo Ee
Grand Forks
Board of Trade of
Massey
Mr. Preston
Arkatchewan
Gollow
Marcia FE
Gold Camp
Secretary Board of Trade
Prince Albert, Sask
Preston
Panama Canal
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