Editorial notes on costs and East Asia images in Vancouver World
Fragments describe government spending around 8 000 on fall projects in Whooniy and a hasty exchange titled Chaos jit Cathay. The Vancouver World adopts the nickname Daily Donkey for its contemporary satire while Mines Department and a Columbia exhibit project are mentioned with related expenses and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Vancouver World
Department of Mines
Meith
Columbia Hay Een
Phoenix Second in the Province in Ore Shipments
The Phoenix camp near the Boundary rises in ore shipments, ranking second in the province behind Rossland. Output is growing rapidly with estimates of 1.6 million tons yearly from the Phoenix spur, and projections suggest further doubling within six months. The article notes roads, banking potential, and calls for careful revenue measures while contrasting provincial policies and industry pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Rossland
Théoundary
Knob Hill
Hauirs
Propertién
Ian
Jagat
Phoenis
British Coluenbia
Investment That Payed: Colonists Cite West Kootenay Wealth
The Victoria Colonist cites a speech by Hinih Curtis claiming West Kootenay wealth contributed 1,053,006 to the treasury in five years, plus an estimated 2,500,000 from another source, totaling about 3,552,200. It discusses mining districts’ needs and criticizes the federal government’s stance on public works in Yale and Kootenay as shortsighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Wade
Hinih Curtis
West Kootenay Wael
Victorial
British Columbia
Thas
Dunsmill
Publiqmpeks
Kooeenay
Yale
Could Aaythig be Sweeter After a Fight
The Victorias Colonist reports Robert Fitzsimmons showing remorse after knocking Augustus Rhulin to pulp and James Jeffries praising Fitzsimmons with a public card of esteem. Jeffries vows to illustrate his admiration by addressing Fitzsimmons anatomy under Queensberry rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert’ Fitzsimmons
Augustus Rhulin
Victorias
James Jeffries
Vitzsimn
Mons
Marquior of
Queensberry
Fragmented OCR teaser reads unclear film notes
The readable parts hint at a pre event from a prior report, with names and locations obscured. Details remain ambiguous but suggest a transit or event preparation involving local figures and a timeline. Further clarification needed to identify entities and context.
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The
Phoenix “Pioneer
Basra
Pioneer Publishing CO
Willcox
Manaorn
Qaunible
Feri & Netauun
Province
Orn
Tole
Atle, Iyo
Glen
Crown
China
Pekin
White's Camp
Wellington
Slocan
Leclare
Nessan Mayer
P. Huntingtory
Bloisbins
Vancouver Province
British’ Columbia
Cranbrook Herald
Auuinatdo
Granby Company
Dunsmuir
Ena
Nelson
Belding
Lardeau Engle
Phaealx Ladze No
Natghis of
Pythias
Matheson
Phaurance
Atent
Sek
Liv
Acchlient
Atvianos
Amor
Kerr
Baxnisrex Axi
Novary Humlin
Thoentx
B.C
A. E. Ashcroft
Ws Cayeey, Wel, Cochrake
Cayley & Cochrane
Soliervons
Phoenix, I. C
Aldmai & Blunt
Julius Mueller
Floenix Beer
Oor, Standard Avenue
Banner Street
Phoenix News Co
J.P. Walker
Davy Parers
Pires
Chars
Dominion Avenue
Phoenix, B. C
Spokesman-Review
Phoenix Laundry
Lawrence & Watson
Miller Brk
Hotel Union
Cor
Dorstaion Ave
Banner St- Phoenix
Miners’ Union’ Hall
Granam & Prendergast, Prors
Vauauan & Picking
Old Ironsides Ave
Phoenix, B
Harry Bell
Mrotiurou
Standard Ave
Phoenix, 1, C
P. Burns & Co
Phoenix Marker
Nmounnary Crerk, Gxenwhon
Henearquarters
M.C
Kaslo
Three Forks
Sandon
Slocan City
Silverton
New Denver
Yair
Sainu
Rowand
Jail
Cascade
Grand Forks
Greenwood
Midway
Niagara
Victoria House
Leading Hotel of
Phoenix Bakery
C. W. Gener, Prore
Phoenix Street
Bear Morrin & Thomson
Weide
Clark & Binns
LD Ironsides Ave
Calorcta Phoenix
Phoenix 31
Brooklyn Ave
Mrs. Wim. Delahay
Mandel & Murphy's Livery Stables
Dominion Ave
Phoenix, B.C
Bellevue Hotel
Knob Hill Ave
Edward Simpson
Prop
Tor
the Mint
C. W. Theatrson & Co
Prornix, B. C
Pioneer
Phoenix Pioneer
Hotel Phoenix
B. T
Pioneer Hotel
Harry Nash
Bishopi Tech Company
ANS
Pabst Beer
Nwoon, B. C
Phoenix Stage Line
J. Mandel
Wm. Hamilton Manufacturing Company
Limiep
Peterborough
Ont
Kootenay Cigar Mfg.co., of
Nelson, B
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