Bottle Licenses Granted Amid Mandamus Proceedings
The Board of License Commissioners met to renew licenses, grant two in order for bottle licenses to E. J. Maynard and J. A. Smyth, and transfer the Premier Hotel. Prudhomme’s renewal, tied to a mandamus, faced questions about its effective date and legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Prudhomme
Board of License Commissioners
Savoy
Justice Clement
Supreme Court
E. J. Maynard
J. A. Smyth
Ald. Hilditch
Vickers
Savoy Hotel
Peters
K. C
Alex Manson
Prudhomme
Manson
Ald. Smith
J. Y. Rochester
Empress Flotel
Peter Black
Central Hotel
Olier Besner
New Knox Hotel
M. Bondeaux
Windsor Hotel
G. A. Sweet
G. T. P. Inn
Premier Hotel
J. E. Gilmore
Fred Henning
Premier Hotel Company
A. Carss
Prud‘homme
Mr. Prudhomme
Nine rioters found guilty in Prince Rupert disturbances
Victoria June 16. Trials before Justice Murphy concluded with Vujovich guilty of shooting with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Nine rioters were convicted. several received mercy recommendations. Others were acquitted. O B Smith Jr left for the south to discuss Granby Mines at Phenix, while Goose Bay and Copper River officials eyed future operations. The first scheduled passenger train left Prince Rupert at mile 100 on the Grand Trunk Pacific, marking a new era as the city becomes a railway hub with mixed service and planned hot meals aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rado Jura Radulovich
Y. Derlovich
Dan Babich
Chris Woods
Nick Radolovich
O. B. Smith, Jr
Granby Company
Phenix
Hidden Creek
Smith
Coppr River
Grand Trunk Pacific
J. H. Pillsbury
Mr. Pillsbury
Prince Rupert
Railway Commission
Copper River
Commissariat Department of the Railway
Mehan
State-Owned Cables Backed at Imperial Conference
Premier Fisher of Australia urged nationalizing the Atlantic cable to cheapen and strengthen links among Great Britain, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand and gain control of imperial telegraph routes. Premier Ward of New Zealand supported state cables England to Canada and cheaper rates with British wireless stations. Resolutions shifted to a proposal for dominions to consider laying state Atlantic cables if private owners refuse rate cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fisher
Australia
Great Britain
Canada
Australian
New Zealand
Premier Ward
England
Empire
Postmaster General
Minister Returns Fruit Outlook In Interior BC
Hon William Templeman minister of mines and his secretary arrived on the first scheduled train to Prince Rupert after visiting Duncan Ross’s camp beyond the interior centre He will tour Stewart then return to the province for the sessional recess In Vancouver BC fruit inspector Thomas Cunningham reports a 40 percent rise in nursery stock imports to 3 000 000 up to April 30 with expectations for 6 000 000 if reciprocity fails Apples pears and cherries lead the gains while peach tree imports fall This reflects orchard planting activity in BC with 13 or 14 nurseries and Riverside Grand Forks selling out its standard stock Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Rupert
William Templeman
Ottawa
B. G. Nicholas
G. R. Naden
Hazelton
Duncan Ross
Templeman
Stewart
Dominion
British Columbia
Thomas Cunningham
Vancouver
Cunningham
Riverside
Grand Forks
Coldstream
Vancouver II
Nova Scotia Liberals Win Election by 16 Margin
Halifax reports Liberal government sustains majority of 16 over Conservatives in Nova Scotia elections. Liberals gain 27 seats to 11 for opposition. three cabinet ministers Chisholm Pearson and Le Blanc defeated. Ottawa notes A H B Lachinger resigns as assistant deputy postmaster general to join Cawthra Mulock estate in Toronto. Nelson visiting daughter Mrs McMasters boards Grand Trunk Pacific train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberals
Nova Scotia
Major
Halifax
Province of
Thee
C. Chisholm
B. F. Pearson
le Blanc
Ottawa
A. HB. P. Lachinger
Laschinger
Toronto
Cawthra Mulock Estate
Funeral of Captain Smith laid to rest at island cemetery
The late Captain Smith, jailor at the city lockup, was buried Wednesday from the Church of England. The Masonic Order Tsimpsean Lodge led the ceremony with large turnout to honor the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Smith
City
Church of England
Island
Tsimpsean Lodge
Grand Trunk Pacific Superintendent heads trip with press guests
General Superintendent Mehan of the Grand Trunk Pacific left this morning by special train for a run over the line. Accompanying him were newspaper representatives Alderman Smith A J Morris president of the Board of Trade and a few others who will return tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehan
Grand Trunk Pacific
Ald. Smith
A. J. Morris
Board of Trade
Canadian reciprocity pact under senate authority dispute
Senator Nelson charged the president overstepped treaty making by negotiating with Canada and warned that farmers would suffer if the bill passes. The clash centers on who holds treaty powers as talks yield a reciprocity agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Minnesota
Seamen’s Union
White Star Line
Washington
Canada
Senate
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Mr. Peters
EIRGT
Granby
Goose Bay
South
Company
G.T. P
W. G C. G. Mehan
Winnipeg
Centre Street
Melan
McNicholl
Holtby
Little
Leh
McIntosh
Tremayne
Major Gibson
J. WH. Kugler
Jay Kugler
JH Shin
Inverness
Bullock| Webster
W. Templeman
Van
Couver
Province
Murray
Thomas McKinnon
Journal
Seamen's Union
Joseph I. Swift
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