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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1910

Page

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Prince Rupert Land Case At Vancouver Supreme Court

Moreton Frewen of London sues Charles M. Hays over an alleged contract to grant 1,000 Prince Rupert lots at $75 each or at a price tied to G T P officials. He seeks 3 million in damages for breach or specific performance. Adjournment pending price lists. case features high finance figures and active injunction.

Supreme Court Vancouver Moreton Frewen London G. T. P. Or Wiith Hays Frewen Hunter Winnipeg Prince Rupert England Sir Edgar Vincent J. Hayes Hammond Charles M. Hays G. T. P. Railway Grand Trunk Town & Development Company Victoria C. M. Hays Davis, Marshall and Macneill McPhillips, Tiffen and Laursen

Charlton Confesses Murder and Body Dump in Italy

Special to The Journal Hector Charlton, arrested aboard a steamer from the Mediterranean, now admits he killed his wife and disposed of her body by tossing it into a lake in Italy. The Hoboken dispatch reports the confession follows his return.

Hector Charlton Hoboken Mediterranean Italy

Selfe fatally shoots himself in Vancouver hotel

Vancouver reports indicate T. A. Selfe died by his own hand in a hotel room yesterday. Police say no foul play is suspected. The incident occurred in Vancouver on June 24. Further details are being investigated.

Vancouver T. A Selfe

Laurier Denies Charges Over Manitoba Bench Appointment

Sir Wilfrid Laurier rejects Hon. R Rogers accusation that he trafficked in judgeships and asked ten thousand dollars for a campaign fund as the price of a Manitoba bench vacancy.

Ottawa Wilfrid Laurier R. Rogers Manitoba

Dominion Day Celebrations Planned in Prince Rupert

An 800-strong meeting at the courthouse organized Dominion Day events with central committees for decoration aquatic and land sports finance music advertising transportation and parade. Prizes are trophies held for one year and renewed next year while plans foresee harbor aquatic events morning parade at noon and land sports on Second Avenue with wide attendance hoped from outside points.

Prince Rupert Court House McIntyre C. H. Orme Decoration L. J. Miller L. Crippen James Thompson M. O'Reilly E. H. Mortimer J. D. Allen Dr. Tremayne R. Pitcairn R. S. Ross W. A. Pettigrew Capt. Robinson Capt. Babington F. Davis Landsports W. D. Gillmor F. G J. Beatty J. B. Roerig H. H. Clarke J. S. Weston J. Lindsay Second Avenue Seventh

Prince Rupert Bookkeeping Action By Vancouver Firm

W. M. McLaughlin of Cross and Helliwell accountants in Vancouver will open a full set of books for the city of Prince Rupert to manage accounts and records.

W. M. McLaughlin Cross & Helliwell, Accountants Vancouver Prince Rupert

Portland Canal mining man visits city and reviews interests

J S Beaubien’s bid to open a confectionery stand is refused as M K Rodgers of Seattle, mining figure on the Pacific coast, tours Observatory Inlet properties and notes strong returns from the Nickel Plate mine at Hedley. A scow from Mile 30 capsized in harbor, costing over 1500 in materials. Majestic Theatre opens to crowded audiences with King pictures and airplane maneuvers drawing special interest.

J. S. Beaubien M. K. Rodgers Seattle Observatory Inlet Second. Avenue Sixth Street Portland Canal City Prince Rupert Rodgers Hedley J Albin Mile 30 Majestic King’s Pictures

Smith fortune to aid Anglo-Saxon union via Cor ell University

Toronto report states a large portion of Professor Goldwin Smiths estate will fund Anglo-Saxon unity through Cornell University, an institution long linked with him. His former residence The Grange will be transferred to Toronto for public use.

Toronto Goldwin Smith Lished Corell University Prof. Smith the Grange City of

Fall Fair For City Committee Names To Oversee Show

The Board of Trade forms a fall fair committee with F G Dawson as chairman and G W Nickerson as secretary. A nine member outreach panel from Port Simpson to Queen Charlotte City will arrange exhibits, with a next meeting set for Monday at 8 in the Mining Exchange room.

Board of Trade F. G. Dawson G. W. Nickerson A. J. Morris J. H. Thompson Sharp Port Simpson Frizzell Port Essington Harry Smith Stewart W. Patterson Kitselas Hicks Beach Hazelton McNeill Aldermere Martin Masset Marsh Kitsumkalum Christianson Bella Coola A. Sewart Jedway Young Queen Charlotte City J. Morgan Lockport Mining Exchange Room

Boys Drown In Canadian Creek Tragedy

Red Deer reports that eight year old Alan Simpson drowned in Waskaisoo Creek yesterday. Two boys named Jackson also died while attempting to rescue him.

Red Deer Alan Simpson Waskaisoo Creek Jackson

Prince of Wales Title Bestowed on Heir to King George

King George formally creates his eldest son Duke of Cornwall as Prince of Wales. The heir is sixteen years old. The event assigns the ancient title in London on June 24.

George London Duke of Cornwall, Prince of Wales

Zeppelin's Deutschland Begins Regular Service

Zeppellin Deutschland sails to Dusseldorf with ten aboard and crew. The trip is labeled satisfactory and official plans call this an ongoing regular service.

Frederickshaver Aunt Zeppelin Dusseldorf

British Columbia Shines With Six Gold Medals

Warburton Pike reports from Vienna that British Columbia earned six of the 26 gold medals at the Sportsmen's Exhibition. The despatch notes the province made a strong showing, reflecting well on its sportsmen.

Victoria Warburton Pike British Columbia Vienna

City Council Debates Bylaws and Open Tender Procedures

The council discussed bylaws in committee and opened tenders for stationery. Aldo Pattullo urged that future tenders be opened only in open council or the responsible committee, and the rule was agreed. A bylaw on city clerk and assessor duties was read first. Health officer duties bylaw also announced for introduction.

Finance Committee Aldo Pattullo Ald Pattullold Hilditeh

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Prince Rupert Case Morton Frewen Lord Kitchener The Wilfrid F. Dawson Prof Po Wavene Et Prince OF Wales Zeppelin B.C City Council
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