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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 07, 1916

Page

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White Pass to Build Two New Steamers for Atlin Route

Announcement says White Pass will replace the Gleanor and Scotia with two modern stern wheel steamers. One to be built at Carcross and the other at Atlin to serve Taku Arm and Lake Atlin, to meet growing tourist demand.

White Pass Taku Arm Lake Atlin Gleanor Scotia Carcross Golden Gate Portage Railroad Atlin City Portage Taku Lake Atlin

British Forces Advance on Somme Front

British troops on the Somme front attacked at several points and advanced about a thousand yards while taking a number of prisoners. London dispatch reports the action as part of ongoing operations in the region.

Somme London

Local Casualties Rise As Fights Hit Prince Rupert Men

Recent combat losses in the front have heavily affected Prince Rupert and nearby districts with many local men wounded. Notables include Pte. Fred Hardy son of the City Hall janitor and Nathaniel Bent son of Joseph Bent. Lieut. Col. R Cartwright, CMG CH, appointed to lead muskety training, formerly of the Permanent Force in Canada, has been residing in Onagangan.

Prince Rupert Fred Hardy Nathaniel Bent Joseph Bent R. Cartwright C. H Col. Cartwright Permanent Force Canada Okanagan

Rainbow in La Libertad Harbor Reported Sinking German Ship

The British warship Rainbow anchored at La Libertad San Salvador recently. It is reported Rainbow sunk a German steamer off Bahic Salinas Costa Rica but Rainbow officials would not confirm the claim.

Rainbow la Libertad San Salvador Bahic Salinas Costa Rica

Drilling Delayed On Hocstall Mining Claims Near Port Hssington

Drilling on the Hocstall mining claims near Port Hssington will be postponed until next spring. Edward Hinman Jr representing Lewisohns of New York took over the bond. Drillers avoided autumn work to prevent delays or equipment entanglement on the property.

Hocstall Port Hssington Edward Hinman, Jr Lewissohns New York

Germany and Austria-Hungary Back Polish Independence

Berlin reports a manifesto from Warsaw and Lublin declaring Poland an independent state with a hereditary monarchy and constitutional government. Guarantees for Poland's development are promised, highlighting a pledge from Germany and Austro-Hungary.

Berlin Germany Austro-Hungary Warsaw Lublin Poland

Notorious Scott Freed After Rapid Flight From Seattle

John T. Scott, a central figure in the Vancouver plugging affair last February, escaped from guards in Seattle and fled by elevator to a car. A sworn statement held by his counsel outlines a Liberal plan to counter Conservative plugging and Scott is said to promise to testify as King's evidence if immune.

Scott Vancouver Seattle Joseph Martin H. C. Brewster King Jana Conservat

French Offensive Advances on Somme and Verdun Fronts

French forces pushed forward several hundred metres on the Somme front near Le Transloy and Saillisel, taking trenches at St Pierre and Vaast Wood while threatening the enemy line. East of Fort Vaux on the Verdun front the tempo continued with several hundred metres gains, capturing a village and Danneoup on the road to Ahaucourt.

Paris Somme le Transloy Saillisel St. Piere Vaast Wood Fort Vaux Verdun Daneloup Ahaucourt

Sawmill Site Delayed Awaiting W P Hinton Visit

The Seal Cove sawmill site proposed by J S Emerson is held in abeyance until W P Hinton, General Traffic Manager, arrives next week. Expert Duby remains to study the eight acre island location near the Canadian Fish & Cold Storage lands and a rail line, noting blasting will be needed. Burnette Mills plans a 75 000 feet per day output, hinting at major expansion in local lumber trade as it has shipped England bound boxes and munition material.

Seal Cove J. S. Emerson W. P. Hinton Mr. Duby Mr. Hinton Duby Emerson Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Company Burnette Mills England

Steamer Dolphin Likely to Join St Lawrence Trade

Negotiations in Montreal aim to sell the southeastern Alaska steamer Dolphin from the Alaska Steamship Company. If bought, the vessel would enter the St Lawrence River and Gulf of St Lawrence trade, per company president R W Baxter. Previously it operated on the Hudson excursion line.

Dolphin ST. Lawrence Montreal The Alaska Steamship Company St. Lawrence River Gulf of St. Lawrence R.W. Baxter Hudson River Alveka Stegineh Company

Ganongs Overseas Chocolates Box For The Front

Overseas chocolates from Ganongs offered as a mailable gift with one dollar price tag and labeled for the Boys at the Front. Orme's Limited features the boxed wrap and address label ready to mail.

Belgian musician aids Vancouver pupils in Royal College program

Late of the London Conservatory of Music and pupil of Lansdowne Cottell, a Belgian musician, guides pupils as they prepare for the Associate Board exams at Vancouver Centre and Royal College of Music.

London Eng Conservatory of Music Lansdowne Cottell Vancouver Centre Royal College of Ale

Brief City Council Meeting Ends Before Alderman Arrives

Alderman Smith arrived to find the council had finished its seven to eight minute session. Ald Dybhavn introduced a bylaw calling for a vote at the municipal elections on the weekly half holiday during the first reading.

Ald, Smith Ald. Dybhavn

St John Ambulance appoints new officers for season

St John Ambulance Association names president David H Hays secretary C R Murray treasurer E H Mortimer and executives G A Woodland A J Galland T C Duncan A W Edge Dr W T Kergin to lecture for the new session. Twenty two members have enrolled and the first meeting is in the Hays Building on Monday November 15.

St. John Ambulance Association David H. Hays C. R. Murray E. H. Mortimer G. A. Woodland A. J. Galland T. C. Duncan A. W. Edge W. T. Kergin Hays

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