Airships Strike Dusseldorf Arsenal and Carpathian Pursuit
Reports say airships burned the Dusseldorf Arsenal and Russians pursued the enemy in the Carpathians while Germans were held back in the West by Allied forces. Petrograd confirms continued fighting in East Prussia and Carpathians with 23 officers and 1,500 men captured. G Kerr, G.T.P. fire inspector, travels south for eye treatment then heads to Kitselas. February Furniture Sale at George P D Tite’s advertised.
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Dusseldorf Arsenal
Carpathians
G T P Shows Faith in Rupert Fish Trade
The G T P Railway plans 50 new refrigerator cars to boost fish shipments from Prince Rupert to major eastern and U S cities. Sup Norman of the Canadian Express Company says the cars will serve coast to coast routes, first arriving in Winnipeg April 20 and then at two per week to reach 50 by May 15.
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F. S. Elliott
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Elliott
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Chicago
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Winnipeg Free Press
Prince George brought many residents back on GOP steamer
The G. O. P. steamer Prince George arrived with a large list of passengers including McMillan Kerr Wilson Evanson McRoberts Houser De Lorme Ambrose Tomlinson McFayden Ramsey Jameson Macdonald Elliott Brooks Alma Murray and child Hansard Ruggles Mathie Whitehouse Dixon Me Evoy Selyn Hubbard Svenska Strombeck Heaman Cairns Gilroy Michaels Dingwall Vance and others The month to month shipment from Prince Rupert has risen from 27 carloads in December to 75 in January with seven more due tomorrow Each car holds at least ten tons in 100 boxes fish shipped in crushed ice.
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Whitehouse
Dixon
Me,Evoy
Selyn
Hubbard
Svenska
Strombeck
Heaman
R. H. Cairns
Gilroy
Mr. Michaels
Dingwall
Miss Vance
J. ©. Kelly
Mr. Rays
Mr. Strachan
Prince Rupert
J. Hammond
Fusiliers Trek Through Snow Tests War Conditions
Lieut Dolling and six men of the Irish Fusiliers endured a two night ascent to Mount Oldfield under war conditions carrying sixty to sixty five pounds each with packs and rifles. The trek amid three feet of snow tested endurance and left the party fresh. The piece discusses Germany's marine war zone proclamation around Britain and the use of the United States flag by the Lusitania, noting potential obsolescence of Hague rules and London declarations.
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Dolling
Irish Fusiliers
Mount Oldfield
Lieut
Fairview
Germans Checked At Every Point By Allies Highlights Front Reports
Paris reports from the front state an Allied victory sequence with losses for Germany. An aviator destroyed a German signal balloon near Cagny and a German plane fell near Verdun. Mines blown at Laboisselle opened excavations and a counter attack was repulsed. Artillery and bombing in the Argonne. Germans attacked Marie Therese fortifications fruitlessly. Lorraine resistance repelled, Manonville pursuit by Hussars, Vosges Lafontaine checked.
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Cagny
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Argonne
Marie Therese
Lorraine
Manonville
Vosges
Lafontainelle
Air Raid on Dusseldorf Arsenal Destroyed
The Telegram says Allied air raid on Dusseldorf hit a secret store-house near the arsenal. Fire started after bombs struck the moved war material and explosives stored there. A separate notes mentions kelp reduction licensing and a BC judge's brother Father Murphy dying in Ottawa Toronto.
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Dusseldorf
Fresh Spring Salmon Shippable In Raw State Claim
Arthur Spurr of this city announces a new process to preserve spring salmon for shipment without cold storage. Tests show fish arrive in England in good condition, with three week transit and no special care beyond the treatment. Spurr says the method is inexpensive and has potential to transform the fish trade.
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A. Spurr
Arthur Spurr
Spurr
George D. Tite's Board Meeting and Sale Preview
The monthly meeting of the Board will be held in the Drapery Goods and Carpets rooms on Friday at 8 p m. A proposed excursion to the Panama Pacific International Exposition will be discussed as everything in the sale is reduced up to 25 percent. The Journal cost 50 cents a month.
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Victoria
Fishery Department
George D. Tite
Hazleton Hockey Team Defeats Smithers 6 to 4 in Interior League
Hazleton defeats Smithers 6 to 4 to stay unbeaten. Interior League standings show New Hazelton and Tolkwa as rival teams.
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Ey Smithers
Hazelton
New Hazelton
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