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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 16, 1914

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Franco Belgian Troops Gain Ground as Allies Advance in Belgium

The report notes Franco Belgian troops debouching from Nieuwpoort occupying a line to St Georges Farm near Lombaertzyde and gaining 550 yards in trench lines near Klein Zillebeke. The Belgian front moves amid Allied advantage while other local court proceedings conclude in New Hazelton with a 3500 dollar judgment.

Paris Belgium Nieuport Lombaertzyde St. Georges Ypres Klein Zilebeke

Russians Maintain Grand Position in Mlawa Front

An official report from Petrograd states Russian forces hold their gains in the Mlawa region as fierce fighting continues along the Vistula and Nzura fronts. The enemy concentrates on the left bank, with new troops arriving, while Russian progress is noted near Zenstochowa to Cracow and in Western Galicia.

Petrograd Mlawa Vistula Lowitez Nzura Zenstochowalana Cracow Carpathians

Belgrade encircled as Servians push to force Austrian capitulation

Petrograd dispatch reports Belgrade surrounded after Servians cut off Austrian forces aboard the fourth Anchor Line steamer Ansonia. The Serian minister cites imminent capitulation if not already occurred, amid reports of Austrian occupation of Glasgow.

Petrograd Ansonia Glasgow Belgrade

Sweden mobilizes to deter Russian aggression

A report to New York via W. G. Brooker describes Sweden's early mobilization with about 100,000 soldiers ready to defend against Russian aggression. The text notes sympathy for Germany and a strong readiness to resist any border invasion near the Gulf of Bothnia and Finland.

Sweden Russia Mr. Brooker Gulf of Finland Germany New York W. Gc.brooker

Prince Rupert Weather Quips Prompt Court Injunction Remark

In a light moment at the Assizes Justice Clement felt Prince Rupert’s winter climate deserved praise and hinted at an injunction against libels by Vancouver and Victoria. Fred Peters argued a City of Prince Rupert v Vancouver and Victoria libel case centered on the weather.

Supreme Court Justice Clement Prince Rupert Fred Peters K.C Mr. Peters Vancouver Victoria Peters

A. L. Hager Visits Port From New England Fish Co

A. L. Hager general manager of the New England Fish Company has been in the city for several days. He departed for the south aboard the Venture after meetings on business here. His plans for an extensive local operation remain undecided though connections with the port grow, with shipments likely to continue to the east via the GTP line.

A. L. Hager New England Fish Company Hager G.T.P

Trade envoy from Canada and British arms shipment reach coast

C Hamilton Wickes, Canada trade commissioner for the British Board of Trade, visits Prince Rupert to promote Empire trade along the GTP line. A Seattle despatch notes Russian arms shipments, including five large guns, loaded aboard the Novgorod in Vancouver for Vladivostok via the trans Siberian route. The gun, 9.4 calibre, 89 feet, 35 tons, valued at $60,000, and forty aeroplanes are part of the consignment.

C. Hamilton-Wickes Montreal British Board of Trade G.T.P C. Hamilton- Wickes Canada Dominion Hamilton-Wickes Noyliever Gorod Kostromitinov Victoria Vladivosman Jok Siberia Seattle Trans Vancouver Novgorod

Accidental Death At Haysport Hotel

A coroner’s inquest ruled Tony Parichevich died accidentally in a hotel fire at Haysport last Saturday night. The fire is traced to a lamp upstairs with witnesses including hotel manager Harry Sheere and boarder Mrs Chisholm among others.

J. H. McMullin J. HW. Thompson M. Albert W. J. Bryant Robert Cowther J. Lorne McLaren George W. McGoll Tony Parichevich Haysport Harry Sheere

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