1400 EDMONTON DAILY
JUNE 14, 1907

COTE, Arthur   18
FOCULT, Alfred   18
GOLETTE, Albert
DAWES, J.P.
McGINNIS, Charles

Montreal, June 12,  Two men lost their lives last night as a result of a 
drunken row in a boat on the river opposite Longue Point. The victims 
are Alfred Focult  18 years old, and Arthur Cote, 18, There were three 
in the boat and Alfred Golette, the survivor, states that he and Cote 
were in a clinch when the boat capsized. Goette managed to catch hold 
of the upturned boat, but the other two were carried down the river by 
the current.

Montreal, June 12, 1907  The death took place at Lachine today of J.P. 
Dawes, brewer and a well known patron of the turf, at the age of 64 
years. Dawes was prominent in Montreal business matters being a 
director of the Merchants Bank of Canada and the Dominion Bridge 
Company, as well as vice-president of the Windsor Hotel Company. He 
was also a prominent clubman.

Toront, June 12, 1907 Charles McGinnis, an iron worker, was crushed 
to death today by the fall of a big iron girder at Hyslop Brother new 
garage building on Shuter street.