Vast World in Brief Item Pack Refers to Wars and Trials
An eclectic rollup from telegraph reports notes William Wayne Belvin charged in Denver with menacing David H. Moffat and hotel fraud, naval movements to Vancouver, a Daly Theatre drama revival in the works, Golden Gate park commissions on marble music stands, and varied market and legal actions across the United States including rail, gas, and steamship developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wayne Belvin
Waldec-Astoria
Denver
David H. Moffat
United States
Wheeling
Vancouver
B. C
Naka
Olae Adu Rehan
Augustin Daly
Mr. Daly
Drury Lane
Golden Gate Park
Francisco
Jaus Spréckeli
Louis
Campbell Aligair
Ets Ae Hs
Comera
Elwood
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Frances Saville
California
Mi Avenue
New York
America
Cuba
Ipplie Islands
Porto
Rico
Emil Beme
Saal
C. P. Rees
Dewey
Manila
Topeka
China
Thove
Roanoke
Haa
Fourteenth Infantry
Twentieth Infantry
Twenty-third Infantry
New York Gas, Light, Heat & Power Co
Andard Underground, Cable Company
United Electric Light & Power, Company of New York
King, Gilbert & Warmer Company
Columbus
Ohio
Beghenier Steel
National Organization
Ald Coen Monett
Supreme
F. B.squire
Feapt
Beevers Aa
Squire
Coneys
J.J. Hill
Great Northern
A. L Mohler
RB & N
Seattle
Enihaeea i
Prince Radziwill
France
Great Britain
Germany
Prien McKinley
Law College For
I Oe
McKinley
Olin
Washington, D.C
Jean Bernard Rocheburg-Rothen Lowen
Kantelan
Francis Joseph
Fg . S . Thaa
Monroe
Cash Sloan
Rich Northwest Mining Notes Highlight New Mill near Baker City
The article reports progress on a new $100,000 mill at the Gol conda mine near Baker City Oregon with J G Engah and J T Engah of Danville Illinois as owners. The mill covers 170 by 100 feet and will be fully equipped by April 1 as a prominent Pacific Northwest mining roundup covers South Africa output and numerous British Columbia and Utah projects with extensive ore production and new tunneling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golconda
Baker City
Ore
J. G
J. T. Engah
Danville
Republic
Patrick Clark
Republic Mine
Boundary Country
Caledonia
Bear Lake District
B. C
Monte Carlo
American Eagle
Hardys Mountain
Boundary
Paris
Lincoln
Central Camp
Enterprise
Silverton
Dundee
Gladstone
Porcupine Creek
Nelson and
Fort Sheppard
N.A. Rivers
Gideon Mahar
Montreal
Oro Denoro
Summit Camp
City of Paris
R. G. Sidley
Anarchist Mountain
Camp McKinney
W. P. Paton and Company
Greenwood
Porto Rico
Boundary Creek Mining Company
Laat-Chance
Skylark Camp
Jencks “Machine Company
Trail
Cornucopia Group
B. A
Wallingford
Rossland
Virginia
Sullivan Group
Fort Steele
Vancouver
Red Roy
Portland
Pomeroy Dredging Company
Portand
Calumet
Mich
United States
Butte
Red Boy
Little Spokane
Troy
Montana
Great Falls
Yakh
Silver King
Okanogan Lake
Canadian- American Gold Mining and Development Company
Golden Eagle
Kettle River
Seattle
A. C. Thompson
Scotland
Camp Hewitt
Agricultural College of Washington
John
Cassiar
British Columbia News and Developments Across Cities
The Dominion parliament likely meets on April 6 in Victoria. Victoria Fire Dept adds a new chemical engine. A new Alhambra theater will open in Vancouver. Fortieth anniversary of Methodists landing in Victoria noted. Eli Cox plans Grand Forks bottling works. Cornell the chef on CPR dining car Holyrood dies by own hand. Rossland incorporated in 1897 and now among BC’s largest cities. Rossland, Trail, Camp McKinney telegraph line contract awarded. Koch to handle CPR freight from Brooklyn via Cascade. Kipling reported slightly improved in New York, with cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Victoria
Alhambra
Vancouver
B. C
Eli Cox
Grand Forks
Cornell
Holyrood
Revelstoke
Sicamous
Rossland
W. B. Dovey
Donald
Columbia Telephone, Telegraph Company of
Trail
Camp McKinney
Koch
Canadian Pacific Railway
Brooklyn
Boundary Country
Cascade
Tribune Fire Destroys Five-Story Building in Minneapolis
A blaze tonight wiped out the five story Tribune Publishing building in Minneapolis. All presses, type and linotypes were lost. No injuries or loss of life occurred. Estimated damage to the Tribune about 100000 dollars with eighty thousand dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Tribune Publishing Company
Tribune Company
Reinforcements Set For General Otis Dispatch
The War Department plans to send additional troops to General Otis. The Ninth Infantry now in New York and the Sixth Infantry in San Antonio will travel by transports expected to depart San Francisco by March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Washington
War Department
Ninth Infantry
New York
Sixth Infantry
San Antonio
Texas
San Francisco
Manila
Cebu
Death of Col Babcock in Chicago on February 26
Colonel Amos Babcock a longtime associate of Abraham Lincoln and a noted abolition figure is reported dead in Chicago. Born in New York in 1828 he moved to Illinois in 1846 and played a role in the era’s political events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amos, Babcock
Abraham Tifedin
Abolition Times
New York
Illinois
Manila News Dispatches Show Turmoil and Quiet Along Fronts
Manila fronts experience skirmishes and bombardments as American and Philippine defenders hold positions. Reports note German and American naval activity and a curfewlike military police raid across several districts. Casualties include multiple killed and wounded, with warnings of possible further action and renewed efforts to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dewsey
Irene
Manila
Herald
Banks
Washington
Dewey
Oregon
McArthur
Church of San Francisco del Monte
Jfort
Utah
Iloilo
Spain
King’s
Ovenshine
Pasig
Argentine
Anidrewa
Tondo
Ftrea
Albert J. Rupper
Caloocan
Montana
Eugene 8
Philip Greeman
Fred D. Chatel
Martin Hyman
William A. Stedman
William F. Kramer
William A. Bonham
Glen W. Hurd
Theodore A. Manchester
Thomas G. Dunn
John F. Dunn
Otto Nelson
John Shannon
Wahsington
Hia
John R. Thompson
Harry KR
Stroud
William F. Stanley
John L. Sorensen
Company L
First
Hong Kong
California
Idaho
Fourth Cavalry
Fourteenth Infantry
North Dakota
Wyoming
Third Artillery
Twentieth
Kansas
Tenth Pennsylvania
Colordo
Nebraska
South Dakota
Utah Artillery
Twenty-third Infantry
Eighteenth Infantry
Medical Department
Sixth Artillery
Justice of the peace to bride's mother in ceremony
The Toledo Bee reports a restrained wedding moment where the bridegroom hesitates to answer and the officiant urges stepping back. In Persia, bonfires feature prominently in marriage rites with the service read beside the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride
Toledo
Persia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davnes
Itin
Tod Sloan
George L. Miller
Frank Murphy
Dudley Smith
New Hebrides
Congressional Temperance Society
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Representative Dingley
Maine
L. D. Broughton, Jr
Oxford
Cambridge
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Carr
Kentucky
Harry Price
Cattleburg
Pepugento Casselli
H. Boakes
Chicago Athletic Club
Canselli
Secretary of the Interior
Census Bureau
Crawford
Neb
Fort Robinson
Frank D. Mooney
Louis Grossman
Company C
U. S. Cavalry
Skat Congress of America
Indianapolis
John Ulrich
St. Louis
Evansville
Ind
Evansville Brick Company
Diamond Commercial Company
Levi Marsh
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce of
Shan Tung
Zelaya
Cili Mountain
Aguas Calientes
Bluefields
General Lee
Havana
Hamilton Bay
Ontario
Wm. Holtham
Cunard
Carl Schurz
Grosvenor
International Typographical Union
Sherman
Port Said
Ead
Gans
Metals OF the Northwest
Pacific Northwest
South Africa
Rand
Payne
Slocan Division
Toronto World
Nevada
Louisiana
Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
Col. Babcock
Germana
P. 1
Kaiserin Augusta
Petrel
Vizcayas
Philippines
Negros Island
Bacolot
Ter
Kansas Regiment
Manila Bay
Malolos
Aguinaldo
We River
San Pedro Macati
International
Alberta
Kootenay Lake
BR. R
Northport
Spokane
Kaslo
Nelson
Bonner's Ferry
Kootenay
Bonner’s Ferry
Prive
Bookess
Kaslo & Slocan
Ave
Dally
Sproule
Bear Lake
McGuigan
Meeevee Bailey
Cody
Sandon
Cody Branch
Copeland
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