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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 03, 1916

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Supplementary Estimates Tabled in Commons

Ottawa May 2 supplementary estimates totaling 28 282 081 dollars were tabled by Sir Thomas White minister of finance. They include a 15 million loan to the G N R and 8 million to the G T P plus 200 000 for Fraser River improvements and 20 000 for Lower Fraser upgrades. Main votes include 1 500 000 for the new Parliament Buildings.

Ottawa House of Commons Thomas White Fraser River Lower Fraser

Britain to Master Submarine Situation in Months

Wall Street Journal review suggests British construction progress will soon allow full command of the submarine threat. It notes rumors of peace, a strong French line, and 2,000,000 British troops in France while Britain relies on ocean control for food and imports, with expected English dominance over submarines in a few months.

The Wall Street Journal Great Britain Germany America Verdun England North Sea

Goletas Fish Company Plans Expansion in Prince Rupert

F E B Payson of Goletas Fish Company prepares to start curing and shipping in Prince Rupert with a smoke house at Cameron Bay. The Vancouver headquarters will oversee expansion from halibut to additional fish as the port seeks a more active fishing industry.

F. E B. Payson Goletas Fish Company Payson Prince Rupert Mr. Payson Vancouver Cameron Bay

Canadians in Heavy Fighting Along Canadian Front

London May 2 reports say heavy fighting continues on the Canadian front with intense artillery and frequent German infantry attacks. Canadian infantry held the line but suffered heavy casualties from the St Eloi battle totaling 2,878 with 876 killed, 184 died of wounds, 1 found dead, 12 unofficially killed, 5 missing and believed wounded, 40 missing and believed prisoner, 1 wounded, 1,650 ill, and 91 shell shocked.

Western Front St. Eloi

Construction work to show in English waters soon

A fragment notes ongoing construction described as very satisfactory with results to appear in English waters within months. An advertisement urges piano tuning by Harry C. Evans, pioneer tuner and Player expert, with orders left at Bulger & Denike’s (Wark’s) jewelry store.

Harry c. Evans Bulger & Denike’s Wark’s

Alberta Agriculture Minister Sees Stable Crop Acreage

Calgary May 2 The acreage of Alberta in crop this year will not be much less than last year, says Duncan Marshall minister of agriculture after touring the province since the House adjourned. April was a good month for farmers to get in grain, though growth was slowed by cold weather.

Calgary Alberta Duncan Marshall

Dublin Slowly Returns to Normal After Clearing Disticts

Dublin gradually reverts to normal conditions as work to clear small districts around the town proceeds under an ever contracting cordon.

Dublin London

Turkish transport sunk by British submarine off Marmora

Saloniki May 2 The sinking of the Turkish transport Chirmetti Hieri by a British submarine off Rodonto on the Sea of Marmora is announced. Hundreds are believed to have been drowned.

Saloniki Chirmetti Hieri Rodonto Sea of Marmora

French Capture Trench South East of Fort Douaumont

Paris May 2 In a strong attack the French captured a first line German trench 500 metres long southeast of Fort Douaumont. West of the Meuse artillery activity continued through the night from Avecourt to Deadman's Hill. The war office said that in the April 29 30 attack north of Deadman's Hill France gained German trenches over a front of 1000 metres and a depth of 300 600 metres.

Paris Fort Douaumont River Meuse Avecourt Deadman's Hill War Office Deadman’s Hill

Canada Heads for Major Canned Beef Stew Order

A British government armed forces contract for 600 million cans of beef stew, valued around 91 million dollars, may include Canada. Imperial Canners Limited of Toronto is linked to the venture, formed by Philadelphia interests, with provisional Toronto directors and a 200000 dollar capital. The project envisions 600000 boxes and 300 tons of tin plate, filling a vast Atlantic shipment by rail.

Canada Philadelphia Imperial Canners Limited Colonial Packing Company Imperial Canners, Limited Toronto Ontario Atlantic American Can Company

Soldier Allett Returns From Front in France

Private Allett arrived home by train from the firing line in France after six weeks at the front and later back from wounding. He was wounded in the wrist and back by shrapnel while aiding munitions work and wire entanglements. He asserts Major Peck remains strong and Major Gibson has a new lieutenant commission, with Wilfred Macdonald reported well.

Private Allett W. Allett France Peck Major Peck Gibson Wilfred Macdonald Allett L. Crippen

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