Town Edges Fingerville In Tough Pitchers Battle
In a cold Wednesday game the town faced Fingerville in a pitchers duel. Billy Hughes scored three runs while Wigle and Doc Betts contributed strong defense and pitching. L Cardoni stood out as an elite infielder and batter for Fingerville.
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Parkinson
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Bono
McCaskell
P. Town
Arnnott
Pilgrim
Aiken
Winters
Wigle
B. Hughes
R. Hughes
E.f
Arndt
Betts
Billy Hughes
Loss of 100 Lives Off New Brunswick Coast
Ottawa reports over one hundred fishermen killed when a cyclone struck the northern New Brunswick and Gaspe coast last Friday. The disaster is the worst in the province’s fishing history as crews faced sudden violence, with homes destroyed and communities left devastated.
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Ottawa
Chaleur Bay
New Brunswick
Gaspe
J. D. Haven
Pale face and Indian teams clash on Mission field
A football match on Mission field last night featured major personnel changes for both sides. Indian players were hampered by missing regulars, hurting their forward cohesion, while the town lineup improved, notably in the halfback position with Bickle replacing injured Hogg. The standout of the game was the town’s shooting touch.
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Mission Field
Bickle
Hogg
Indians Net Four Goals Against Town In Scrappy Match
Wards Farmery on the right shines as he scores the third goal from the touch line. Lovell Wallace and Cookes add two more for the Indians, while Robert Cook tallies for Town. Town four goals Indians one.
Medicine Hat Brick Plant Opens to Visitors
The Medicine Hat Brick Co plant east of the city opened to visitors June 1 and drew crowds as the largest brick-making facility west of the Great Lakes. Established ten to twelve years ago, it has changed hands several times and is now run by W. Overpack as president and general manager with D. W. Brown as vice president and A. P. Perchiose as secretary. Capitalization is 500000 dollars with 250000 invested. the plant can produce 200000 bricks every ten hours and employs sixty workers, with plans to reach 100 in ten days.
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Medicine Hat Brick Co
Great Lakes
W. Overpack
D. W. Brown
A. P. Perchiose
Medicine Hat
Unionists Win Point Over Irish Home Rule Bill
Premier announces plan to introduce amendment bill in the House of Commons before Lords progress. Unionists claim victory for driving government action and flag support in the Commons.
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Aspeed
House of Commons
House of Lords
Hotel Arrivals List Shows Names From Across Regions
The hotel arrivals include J. W. Mclntosh of Winnipeg A Mc Carthy also from Winnipeg J. Anderson from Prince Albert A. T. Headwell of Edmonton F. H. Campbell of Saskatoon A. A. Fam wortigs Detroit D.G. Thompson Saskatoon and other guests noted in the daily ledger.
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Rovenewe
J. W. Mclntosh
Winnipeg
A McCarthy
J. Anderson
Prince Albert
A. T. Headwell
Edmonton
F. H. Campbell
Saskatoon
A. A. Famwortigs
Detroit
Mich
D.G. Thompson
Sleeping car service announced to Winnipeg routes
The Pas Herald reports that CN R will inaugurate through sleeping car service Winnipeg to The Pas starting July 5, twice weekly in each direction. Trains depart Winnipeg Monday and Thursday at 10 20 a m arriving The Pas Tuesday and Friday at 8 50 a m. Returns depart The Pas Tuesday and Saturday at 5 0 p m arriving Winnipeg Wednesday and Saturday at 3 15 p m. Mixed train service between Hudson Bay Junction and The Pas continues.
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Hudson Bay Junction
Pas
Pas Heral
Winnipeg
Pac
1000 Feet of Water Mains Laid Despite Frost Depth
Work on laying water mains continues rapidly despite rocks and deep frost. Blasts loosen earth and rock as crews, including Murphy, operate on Tourgse Ave and Edwarde Ave with about thirty workers on one street and twenty on another. Roughly 1000 feet have been laid on Larose and Edwards Ave to date.
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Twentsapore| Tion
Larose
Edwards Ave
Attempt to Destroy Coronation Chair in Westminster
An attempt to blow up the coronation chair in Westminster Abbey, in use since 1296, was made this evening. Authorities attribute the outrage to militant suffragettes.
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Mtion
Westminster Abbey
Eight Burned to Death in East Side Tenement Fire
A blaze in an old style East Side tenement early today killed eight people including five women and left eight more badly burned. The incident follows a religious wedding ceremony for Kermit Roosevelt and Belle Wyatt Willard at the chapel of the British Embassy.
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East Side
Canadian Manufactures Elect Officers in Montreal
In Montreal on June 11 E G Henderson of the Canadian Salt Company Windsor Ont was elected President of the Canadian Manufacturers Association while J H Sherwood of Alaska Feather and Down Company Montreal was chosen second vice president.
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Montreal
E. G. Henderson
Canadian Salt Company
Windsor
Ont
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
J. H. Sherwood
Alaska
Feather and Down Company
Canadian Northern Aid Bill Passes Third Senate Reading
The C.N.R. Bill Ottawa June 10. The Canadian Northern Aid Bill received its third reading in the Senate this afternoon and only requires the governor general's assent to become law.
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Ottawa
Senate
Japanese Murderer Hanged in Seoule Korea
A Japanese man Tomitaro Watanabe was executed in Seoule Korea for the March 20 murder of Dr. Edgar Demot-Stryker, an American surgeon, ending a violent case that drew international attention.
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Pas
Seoule
Korea
Tomitaro Watanabe
Edgar Demot- Stryker
Fire at Mallinekrodt chemical works causes $200000 damage
Fire that started in the second building of the Mallinekrodt chemical works in St. Louis caused estimated damage of $200,000. The blaze began early today at the plant in Missouri.
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St. Louis
Mallinekrodt Chemical Works
War Between Greece and Turkey Predicted
Special to The Pas Hera in London reports The Times foresees renewed conflict as Balkan unrest grows and Greeks are expelled from Asia Minor and Thrace. The article says the Turkish government aims to reconstruct Saloniki and reoccupy Macedonia, setting the stage for war with Greece.
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Greece
Turkey
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Times
Balkans
Asia Minor
Turkish Thrace
the Times
Saloniki
Macedonia
Resolute Wins Fifth Cup Preliminary Race at Sandy Hook
The New York Yacht Club sloop Resolute won the fifth race of the preliminary series to select the America's Cup defender at Sandy Hook New Jersey. Vanity finished about four minutes behind. The Defiance debuted in the preliminaries but retired on the first leg.
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Sandy Hook
N.J
New York Yacht Club
Vanity
American Envoy's Daughter Weds in Madrid Civil Ceremony
Miss Belle Wyatt Willard, daughter of the American ambassador to Spain, and Kermit Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt, were married in a civil ceremony in Madrid on June 10. The event connected two prominent families amid diplomatic circles.
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Spain
Belle Wyatt Willard
Kermit Roosevelt
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
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