The Daily News
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alternative: [New Westminster Daily News]
issued: 2015-12-18
issued: 1910-03-25
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note: tire INSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO NEW WESTMINSTER. LIFE ASSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. NEW WESTMINSTER. ��� ��� ] VOLUME 5, NUMBER 67. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1910. FOURTEEN PAGES. ft W PIANS AROUSE INTEREST sign 0{ Present Queen EUi ���� ^ad-Plans *��� lFestival Soon to Start. BIG LEGAL BATTLE Lava Flows in Streams AT ROYAL COMMISSION From Volcanic Mount Aetna READY TO RATIFY WATERWAYS TREATY i. about a month till New V Js- ��.1 ,��������� great summer festival, l^i. .. ol M�� ^y, will be .celOn the streets and In the L8 the little girls are asking each f who is going to be the next L nf the May, the proudest posl- fcwUbln the grasp ot the little maid- "'' '',''',, T,!yMlss Helen Hale, who 1 *" Bd last year Is nearlng an the past year she has Investigation Into Alberta Great Waterways Co. Will be Fight to a Finish Winnipeg, March 24.���H. V. Robson, K. C., left last night for Edmonton to act as counsel for W. R. Clarke and the Alberta Great Water Ways company in the investigation before the royal commission Which begins-ft, *"~ ;~ul"Wn Leo Its session next Tuesday to Edmonton, wlt^*deBtruotIoil. The political legal fight in progress ' is seemingly Villages are Threatened With Destruction-Peasant. Flee in Terror from Menaced District-Spectacle of Belching Mountain is Terrible and Grandiose. i Hitch Over Riparian Rights Between U. S. and Canada is Overcome. HOUSE WILL PROROGUE SOON AFTER EASTER Members of Parliament Are Glad Long Session is Almost Over. Naples, March 24.���Mount Aetna ib again in eruption. The flow ot lava has Increased to an alarming extent. The towns of Rlnazzl, Boiello Bell are threatened !ii\\ iif Hilling ���~ r���-- - , m0Bt efficient sovereign ana de n0 serious attempts to cur- ,e liberties of her subjects. But, the constitution, her n! BUC( cording to ...... wer expires on the first day of May ;cessor must be chosen. It hard to f'nd as charming a lieen as the one who received the wn last year, and that is only one i rou…
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note: " preserve his beloved whiskers sons v.:. are noi employed by them or connected with them. In rep j I Deputy Minister of Labor, tlie shipping companies point out thai none ol tbem have ever had any business dealings with the officials of the Longshoremen's union, neither hav, they so far had any complaints fro n their men with regard to ��� ��� [8, which ls the main complained of by the union HEAVY SENTENCE FOR CONVICTED GERMAN SPY Berlin, March 23.���A case of treason and espionage, which lias oe- matter of common talk among the peo- But his biggest mistake of all has pie in the north country. 1 did not been his application to au opponent In come across anyone who saw the mu- the Reichstag the haughty phrase, tllated corpse, but there were plenty "Ichverbltte mlch," which is eiiuiva- who knew about It. and who said that lent to "don't dare to do it again.' actual photographs were taken of the This is the type of remark usually remains." The investigation into the used by consequential German officers matter, he added were still proceed- to new recruits or by employers to ing. errand boys and its use aroused a storm of indignation which nearl) frightened the chancellor to death. "set for,,, that they ,*��- ��� **.** �����^ M' ,1 ,��� meet their own nation his sanity was tested The case was tried In camera, not con- (���',,.Till IVJ lll.V. VIIV ��� I ...... workmen who might wish to make JnJ' representations ln the matter, ��� ',,,,,,.. ,���.���. Hot the, were not Inclined to open >��* admitted. U e detUls 1 >e r "Pthe matte, with persons altogether fldered by the president as da.. .. ontBlde thei,- employ *" " '"' ... .his effe.. haw ' :" ca,*iVnK'"oV "a spy "systematically foi years and had endeavored to bribe a soldier, an offense which Is particularly heinous in Prussia. lie was sentenced to four years hard labor, with eight years' loss of all civil rights, and to be under per This, said Mr. Armstrong, was the second case of cannibalism which was known to have oc…
note: Titled The Daily News from 1906-03-06 to 1912-04-24; Westminster Daily News from 1912-04-25 to 1912-12-04; and The New Westminster News from 1912-12-05 to 1914-09-04. Published by The Daily News Publishing Company, Limited from 1903-03-06 to 1912-04-24; and The National Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd. from 1912-04-25 to 1914-09-04.
has type: Newspapers
spatial: New Westminster (B.C.)
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0317283
language: English
lat: 49.206667
long: -122.910556
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: New Westminster, B.C. : The Daily News Publishing Company, Limited
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
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