Omineca Herald
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2015-12-01
issued: 1909-06-05
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note: Vol. I. HAZELTON, B- C��� -SATURDAY; JUNE 5, 1909. No. 48 NINETY THOUSAND PEOPLE WITNESS OPENING SCENES f)ther News by Telegraph t 'j'*; ���'��� ' . . G ������, *.':��� !���. - ��� Seattle, June 2:���The Alaska- Yukon-Pacific ���exposition opened '":,.'��� ' ���" ���'..*: ,f '��� ..4* * ' ' yesterday. President Taft pressed the telegraph key in Washington ' ' '������ * r" '-' - ': which set the machinery in motion, Ninety thousand people were in attendance. Constantinople, June 4:���Six innocent Armenians have been hung together with nine Mohammedans for participation in the recent massacres.' Missionaries say that the innocent men were executed to justify the assertion that the Armenians were partly responsible for the outrages. Ottawa, June 4:���It is stated here on reliable authority that Lieutenant Governor Dunsmuir is not anxious to complete his term and in the event of a vacancy the office is to be offered to Wm Sloan, who left here for the coast Thursday, Stony Creek, B.C.,June 4: The steamer Neehaco, CaptainBonser, arrived here yesterday from Quesnel, on her maiden trip. She carried a large number of pas sengers and some freight for Port George. " She will make weekly trips between Fort George and Fraser Lake, connecting with the steamer from Soda Creek, Lima, Peru, June 5; An unsuccessful attack upon the palace has just been made by revolutionists, in which one hundred were killed. St. Petersburg, June 3-���-The Tzar wjll visit King Edward August 2. Ottawa, June 3: Earl Grey, Hon. Frank Oliver, and Hon, Fisher will visit the expositio? at Seattle and will also visit Vancouver and Victoria. Dauplin, Man. June 3: Bush fires in this vicinity extend a hundred miles, The property of the Ruby Lake Lumber Company has been destroyed, The total loss so far in property amounts to $75,000. New York, June 2; Five automobiles left yesterday in a race to Seattle for a two thousand dollar trophy. Deadwood, S.D.,June 4:Fourteen inches of rain have fallen in the last two da…
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Hazelton (B.C.)
spatial: Hazelton
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0211749
language: English
lat: 55.2558330
long: -127.675556
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Hazelton, B.C. : L. L. DeVoin
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