Rich mining progress at Prince Albert claim depth grows
Dan Mosher and Frank Trombley of Beaver Lake Mining Co report discovery news in The Pas. They are down nearly twenty feet on the Prince Albert claim with samples at twelve feet showing rich yellow gold specks. They describe a 400 foot view strip, a 12 foot wide working area, and daily three foot blasting progress. A new Copper Lake find east of Beaver Lake prompts several new claims. Mosher plans a one month trip to Prince Albert.
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Dan Mosher
Frank Trombley
Beaver Lake
Prince Albert
Copper Lake
Beaver
Mosher
Ferguson Wins In The Eighth Round At Dreamland
The Dreamland theatre crowd watched Ferguson dominate O Reilly in an eight round match. Ferguson showed superior form, repeatedly scoring as O Reilly failed to threaten, receiving a count in the sixth and seventh rounds. Cap Martin then challenged the winner after the bout.
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Dreamland Theatre
Manly
Ferguson
O'Reilly
O Reilly
O'Reilley
O’ Reilley
Mr. O'Reilly
Martin
Nine Nights of Joy at The Pas Vaudeville
The Pas concludes a nine day engagement by Harry C Willis and Hazel Dell. The pair delivers varied acts with singing, dancing, ventriloquism and witty repartee. Willis impresses with stage moves and the duo earns genuine public approval and hopes for a return engagement.
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Pas
Harry C. Willis
Hazel Dell
Willis
Dell
Mr. Willis
Steamer George V On Way To The Pas For Season
Walter B. Kemp says the steamer George V of Northland Navigation Co. now owned by Mr. Simons of Saskatoon, is en route to The Pas with passengers and freight. The vessel will start its first trip Monday from The Pas to Portage, carrying Gillis and Simons aboard. The vessel arrived Cumberland Thursday for fuel and is expected to reach here tonight.
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George
Kemp
Gillis
Simons
George V
Pas
Portage
Gay le Bobinae
Beaver Lake
Cumberland
Will
New Beaver Lake Discovery Reported by Davenport and Fahey
A. S. Davenport and E. W. Fahey, traveling from Beaver Lake by canoe, completed a fifty hour trip to The Pas after leaving Sunday night. They reached Tuesday night, slept two hours, and endured four hours of wind delay. They note Beaver Lake may rival Cobalt and Porcupine camps and mention a near Winnipeg claim by Smith and Barker where Mosier shows pan gold. Davenport and Fahey plan to return by the next boat.
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Rupert Hotel
A. S. Davenport
E. W. Fahey
Beaver Lake
Pas
Winnipeg
Smith and Barker
Mosier
Messrs
Davenport and
Fahey
New Launch Arrives at The Pas From Saskatoon
Pas residents welcomed a 36 foot launch named Saskatoon, formerly owned by R. J. Barry. The vessel carries a 35 hp engine with brown leather seats and a spacious cabin. Driver Mr. Brooks left Saskatoon June 10, stopped at Cumberland, then Portage, taking eighteen passengers to The Pas. Passengers included Tucker Sage Marshall Parkinson of Prince Albert and Barrows Moore of Regina. Brooks will operate to and from The Pas for the season and may build a road house at the far end of the route.
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R. D. Brooks
Saskatoon
Town
R. J. Barry
Messrs
Tucker, Sage, Marshall
Parkinson
Prince Albert
Barrows and Moore
Regina
Brooks
Pas
Maroons Lose to Fingerville in Cold Open
The Maroons trailed Fingerville most of the game as cold weather slowed play and numerous errors plagued both sides. Fingerville scored 15 runs while the Maroons managed 8, with McCaskel hampered by a sore arm but pitching through. Umpire Charley Arnold made decisive calls behind the plate.
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Maroons
Fingerville
Charley Arnold
Election Deferred in Three Northern Districts
Word says the election in the three northern districts including The Pas is postponed until after the July 10 general election. Both parties welcome the delay.
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Pas
Pas Football Edges Tisdale With Late Goal
The Pas football team scored one goal in their match at Tisdale Sask today, with Tisdale replying by a last minute goal to tie the game.
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Tisdale, Sask
Pas
Tisdale
Races At Ascot And London Boxing Set for November Ring
Foreign sports from Ascot England on June 17 highlight the Coventry Stakes with Lady Josephine favored at 5 to 4, Prince of Wales Stakes listings, and The Gold Vase with Glasvina at 100 to 8. Royal Hunt Cup results crown Lie Abed at 25 to 1, with Raxted and Honeywood in podium positions. London reports Willie Ritchie and Freddie Welsh sign for a 20 round title bout between November 4 and November Lith.
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Eng
Lie Abed
Raxted
Honeywood
Corcyra
Hapsburg
Dan Russel
Waassilisen
Spear
Carte Percee
London
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Montreal clerk arraigned on five counts of grand larceny
Montreal June 17 Vassil Delamage a bank collector clerk was today arranged on five counts of grand larceny. The warrant details total alleged thefts of 150000 with broader speculation totaling 871000.
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Montreal
Vassil Delamage
Paris Buildings Collapse Leave Dozens Injured
Telegraphic briefs report continued Paris collapses with eight dead confirmed and many missing. Other items note Russian bar on trial, Greek refugees reporting massacre near Smyrna, Rome election, and Villa assuming governorship amid Carranza tensions.
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Paris
Montreal Quiet With Heavy Scotia Trading
The local market was quiet in Montreal today except for heavy trading in Scotia. Other items note Durazzol in Albania, an Albanian capital attack by Mussulmen insurgents, a collision harming the torpedo boat destroyer Vulture, and a mill explosion killing fifty workers in Moscow. Ceile Leitch won the French women’s golf championship 2 up 1 to play.
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Scotia
Durazzol
Albania
Prince William
Moscow
Versailles
Ceile Leitch
Gladys Bastin
Suffragette Chains Duke of Wellington at Royal Exchange
A militant suffragette in London chained herself to the Duke of Wellington statue in front of the Royal Exchange. She urged passersby to intervene on behalf of imprisoned women. Public attention grew as police moved to remove the protester.
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London
Duke of Wellington
Royal Exchange
Hospital Ship Main Goes Ashore in Firth of Forth
The hospital ship Main, presented to Britain by American women during the South African War, ran aground today in fog off the west coast of Scotland at the Firth of Forth. It is feared she will be a total loss.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Main
Firth of Forth
Huerta and Garden Clash Vera Cruz Clash Reported
British subjects arriving from Mexico City report a clash between provisional president Huerta and British Minister Sir Lionel Garden at Vera Cruz on June 17. The report notes tensions between Mexican authorities and foreign officials amid upheaval.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Huerta
Lionel Garden
A Little Hero Captain of Courage on The Pas River
A nine year old in The Pas is praised for presence of mind and bravery. A boy in a canoe drifted from the Pas river toward the Saskatoon, and a younger companion waded out to save the craft and its cargo.
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Pas
Mieghal
Sackatchewan River
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