More Than 100000 German Soldiers Killed in War
Copenhagen correspondent Count Rudolph Ehrenberg reports from Berlin on mobilization turning to mourning as losses mount. He cites authorities acknowledging over 100,000 German soldiers killed across eastern and western fronts, with heavy toll near Mons Charleroi and Paris operations.
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New York
the Tribune
Copenhagen
Count Rudolph Ehrenberg
Cables
Belgium
France
Mons
Charleroi
Paris
Beaver Lake Notes On Mining Activity And Travel
Beaver Lake notes report Hugh Vickers and companions returning from Athapap thekon. P. Colt departed The Pas by canoe to Bannock King's camp at Beaver Lake. Moore, A Moore, Hillman and Nelson moved from Beaver Lake toward Prince Albert. Nelson Abbott rode to inspect claims on Beaver Lake where a strong company is forming. Prince Albert mine is not shut, but shaft work is paused while winter buildings are erected. Several men are employed on the site. Thess. George V completed a routine trip, with no incidents, despite a rumor of trouble due to McGillis crossing Beaver Lake portage which takes at least two days. Hunter, St. Clair and Carne-
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Nelson Abbott
Pas
Beaver Lake
Prince Albert
George V
McGillis
Beaver Lake Portage
Prospecting party passes through The Pas en route to Regina
The party has worked Copper Lake and will show rich samples to company directors. A bemused local tale recalls Mrs. St Clair Snell sharing bread at the camp while a rude amateur prober asks a conundrum about a husband. The impropriety prompts the husband to advise the intruder to leave.
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Gie
Pas
Regina
Copper Lake
St. Clair Snell
Beaver Lake Skits and Singing Class Prospects
The Pas notices William H. Armstrong known as Bill plans a winter singing class after work on Beaver Lake claims. He is praised for his singing, with anecdotes of humor and a Christmas Eve carol. Also, James A. Sweeney E. W. Stoner F. Frazette and Claudius Peccoux return from Beaver Lake to Hudson Bay Junction and will assess four claims for two capitalists and their own holdings.
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William H. Armstrong
The
Pas
Bill
Beaver Lake
Bill Armstrong
James A. Sweeney
E. W. Stoner
F. Frazette
Claudius Peccoux
Hudson Bay Junction
Special Session Called to Meet Wartime Costs
Premier Roblin announced a special Manitoba legislature session to consider measures for wartime conditions and real property payments. A special Gazette issue is ordered and the House is expected to sit around September 15 or 16.
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Winnipeg
Roblin
Manitoba
Manitoba Gazette
White Horses Painted Green by Germans
Amiens France September 4 An expert just returned from the front explains German troop movements and camouflage techniques. He notes night forced marches of up to one hundred thousand men, with lights used in decoy detachments to mislead aviators. He also says French flyers must stay high, making it hard to distinguish German and Allied troops wearing khaki with green colored guns and cavalry white horses painted green.
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Amiens
France
Germany
Austrian Troops Blow Up Italian Rail Lines Near Trent
Lausanne dispatch reports 200000 Austrian troops massed near Trent have blown up railroad tracks leading into Italy by order of their commanders.
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Lausanne
Trent
Italy
Raisuli the Moorish Brigand Reported Dead
Despatch from Tetuan Morocco cited by the Exchange Telegraph Co. says Raisuli the famed Moorish brigand and pretender to the Moroccan throne is dead. The note described him as the...
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London
Tetuan
Morocco
Exchange Telegraph Co
Raisuli
Australian Provisions for the United Kingdom Only
Melbourne dispatch notes Australia will export wheat flour and canned goods to Britain, outlining trade provisions and policy measures for the United Kingdom market. The statement details quantities, shipping timetables, and regulatory requirements affecting this program.
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United Kingdom
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Charleroi and
Berlin
Leipsic
Dresden
Hanover
Hamburg
Hugh Vickers
Athapapthekon
Ss. P. Colt
Rk. Moore
A. Moore
H. Hillman
T. Nelson
Messrs. Hunter
St. Clair and
Carne
Hudson Bay
A. Marcotte
Geo, A. McLelland
Horace Brock
Tue
Man
L. E. Wright, B.sc
Graduate School of Mines
Kingston,Ont
P.O. Rox
Saskatoon
Ross Block
Tist
America
Yukon
England
Australia
Dodgers
E. W. Widdowson
Nelson
C.B
Canada
DR. Robinson
Birk Building
Cornwall St., Regina
Geo. N. Taylor
Edwards Ave
Island
Ernest W. Robinson
C.E
Dominion Land
Tae Pas
Sask
Arnold T. Engebretson
G. Lafontaine
Dingwall & Co
Fischer Avenue
N.E
Third Street
Herald
Manitora
David E. Brown
Fischer
Campbell & Deyell, Ltd
Cobalt
Ontario
Northern Supply Co
3Rd St
Gent’s
Bunting
Burke’s Confectionery
Edwards Avenue
the Club Cafe
Bay Railway
Torrens
N. T. MacMillan Co., Ltd
McArthur
Melbourne
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