30 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1915
Page
1
An official report from Paris dated Nov 29 describes a northern offensive driving the enemy from a captured excavation with heavy Turkish losses and minor Allied casualties. A plane landed safely near the Meuse amid German fire, and Belgian reporting notes artillery exchanges near Dixmude.
A. D. Garrett of Quebec reached the city by last night’s train. The notice promotes Holiday buying with a handsome easy chair, rocker or couch at Geo. R. Tite’s Furniture Store.
The 68th REGIMENT E G C A and I Companies will parade as one company at the Exhibition Building on Wednesday night December 1 1915. Non members wishing to drill are welcome at any parade.
The council plans a full evening session to debate the serial bond issue. Officials and residents await details as discussions focus on funding and repayment terms.
A special council session will discuss a bill to allow serial bonds. treasurer Johnson to report later. Debate pits Aldermen over debt impact and whether to appoint Frank Bradbury, wounded veteran, as city wire chief amid questions of qualification.
City council debates over aiding returning soldiers and appointing Bradbury versus Duncan, while a frontline report from London notes Turkish losses in Ctesiphon and Townsend's withdrawal to a safer river position as British forces press through Mesopotamia.
Dispatches say Bulgarians are fleeing the front amid snow cooling operations near Monastir and Kalkandel. British forces report deserters crossing to their line, while a life buoy bearing Barbara Seattle appears linked to a cannery vessel lost last year.
Captain Rorvik reports a life buoy recovered in port after a voyage with crew and others surveying for herring. The incident ended without reported injuries.
Notice from F J Sanders CEO The Grand Holiday Drawing states the red conical buoy moored off Pair View Beacon in Prince Rupert Harbor will be discontinued on or about November 1 1915 without further notice. The drawing offers prizes for cash purchases and lists items including a White Rotary sewing machine library table and a ladies desk.
Sir John French reports that a British aeroplane destroyed a German submarine. the vessel was seen broken in two.
The St Andrew's Society hosts a masquerade in St Andrew's Hall at 9 pm with tea served. Gentlemen pay $1.50 while ladies attend free. Proceeds benefit a patriotic fraternity.
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