Import Ban on Private Cattle and Hides
The United States prohibits importing private cattle and hides from Germany due to rinderpest. A report on the Minister of Justice's England visit and other ministerial papers was laid before the House. Dr Arten MP moves next session to print all evidence from the Agriculture Special Committee, including later evidence.
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United States
Troy
Germany
England
Arten
House of Commons
Special Committee On Agriculture
Hilton Reform Association elects officers and committee
The Hilton Reform Association held an election naming President Dr. Egbertson Milton. Vice Presidents Trigaer Buck Esquesing Bb Williams Nelson John Campbell Nassagaweya John Ramsey Oakville W McCraney George Town W McLeod Milton PF Barclay Burlington John Waldie Acton D D Christie. Executive Committee members include Trafalgar M Clements John Husband Nelson W Linson H Cotter Exquesing G H Kennedy H Tust Nassagiweya Joshua Norrish Dy Wheelihan Oakville E Baileys W H Young George Town J R Barber D McKenzis Acton H Hall J Sfeard Burlington S M Durpee W Bastedo. Secretary Treasurer Elijah Dixon of Milton Auditors P McLean J H Lindsay. After election W D Lyon addressed the meeting on political topics.
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Ebgtertson
Milton
Triaigar
Dr.Buck
Esquesing
Williams
Nelson
John Campbell
Nassagaweya
John Ramsey
Oakville
W. McCraney
Georgetown
W. McLeod
Barclay
Burlington
John Waldie
Acton
D. D. Christie
Trafalgar
M. Clements
John Husband
W. Linson Cand
H. Cotter
Exquesing
G. H. Kennedy
H. Tust
Nussagiweya
Joshua Norrish
Dy Wheelihan
E Baileys
W. H. Young
J. R. Barber
D. McKenzis
H. Hall
J. Sfear
Venner admits February weather misstatement
Montreat reports Mr Venner acknowledges an error in his February forecast for milder early February weather. He predicts a prolonged period with rough conditions blending into March, with an unusually warm, dry spring but a wet midsummer expected.
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Venner
Gard
Rail road directors brief Toronto Finance Committee on bonus
Mr Ludlaw and several Crédit Valley Railroad directors met the Toronto Finance Committee to explain the road's objectives and the work completed as well as the terms of the requested bonus. The committee will consider the matter. A by law granting an additional bonus will soon be submitted to rate payers after the Legislature passes its third reading.
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Ludlaw
Crédit Valley Railroad
Finance Committee of
Toronto
Lindlaw
Cable Amalgamation Sparks Pressed Strike on Monopolies
The Anglo American Cable Company leadership aims to force an amalgamation with the Direct Company or crush it. Public interest grows as cheap ocean telegraphy becomes a necessity and will be secured one way or another.
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Anglo-American Cable Company
Direct
Lo News
Stinson Co. Fine Art Publishing Society Seeks Agents
The Fine Art Publishing House of Geo Stinson & Co. Portland Maine sent several pictures recently and praises their works as high art. The firm, an early pioneer in fine art publishing, reports a chrome edition of over 125000 copies and ongoing growth. They seek many new agents with liberal inducements.
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Geo -Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
Stinson& Co
Stinson & Co
Messrs. Stinson, & Co
Centenarian Angus McDonald Hero Of Waterloo
Celebration marks Angus McDonald born 1777 in Ilay and emigrant to Esquesing. He served in Royal Artillery under Moore and Wellington, fought Vittoria and Waterloo, earned medals, was blinded by Waterloo heat, and raised a large family. Esquesing notes include council items and local notices.
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Angus McDonald
Daniel McDonald
Ilay
Royal Artillery
Walcheren
Vittoria
Sabsdatiana
Telusa
France
Easter Sutdar
Waterloo
Sabastiana
Sir John Moore
Wellington
Waterlod
Chia
Blncher
Exquesing
Acton
Huldredth
George Elliott
Measra
Cameron
Calvert
Black
Everton
P. Ferguson
Esquikrxo
Axcus McDoxam
Jesus Christ
Kanglon
Kleave
A. Campbell
Michigan
jAs
Wefmay
Messrs, Dickson & McNab
Christie, Henderson & Co
Arnprior man sails for Scotland to claim titles amid aid
Callendar of Arnprior leaves for Scotland with his wife and family to pursue claims to valuable estates. Local supporters provide funds, offering prizes of a few hundred dollars to contributors. The piece adds reminiscences of Commodore Vanderbilt and a mused note on sugar preferences of famous men.
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Callendar
Arnprior
Mar
Scotland
Commodore Vanderbilt
the Tribune
Napoleon
Man Starved to Death While Working in Toronto Area
An inquest into the death of William Peter, a laborer for the Toronto Gray and Bruce Railway, found he died from exhaustion caused by hunger. His father in law testified Peter had been unemployed for six weeks and was driven to work to support his family, saying he would earn money to bring home. The verdict cited death from trying to work while lacking proper nourishment.
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Stewarttown
Puranant
Warren
Frazer
Shortreed
Ninian Lindsay
Henry Smith
Samuel Clarke
Lindsay
James Aikena
McEnnery
Mr. Frazer
Edward Hixon
Peter Mann
Peter — McDonald
Currie
Peter
Story
Mr. Lindsay
John Miller
Angus McColl
Snyder
David Cook
Toronto, Gray ,&Bruce
Guelph Lumber to Build Dock as Perry Harbour Opens
The Guelph Lumber Company bought the frontage of Georgian Bay at Perry Harbour to build a dock next season and a new steamer will run weekly between Perry Harbour and Collingwood. John McKee plans a commodious hotel for tourists as navigation opens. The Montreal Telegraph Company opens an office in his hotel. Two men Cannon and Craft found guilty of stealing silk from a Sarnia drug store. Craft gets three years, Cannon six months with hand labor.
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Sarnia
Craft Geta
Cannon
Igood
Prices and foods listed with Cocoa advertisement note
A fragment shows price ranges for flour and grains including wheat, oats, barley, and potatoes, followed by an EpPS Cocoa advertisement praising digestion, nutrition, and a fortified constitution. It cites Janes Epps & Co. as the London Homeopathic Chemist suppliers.
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Glasgow
Epps
Opps
Civil Service Gazette
Janes Epps & Co
Homeopathic Chemist
Threadneedle Street
Piccadilly
London
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Washington
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Walkerton
Vennor
Albany
Cunningham
Thamesford Road
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Hugh Allan
Captain Hamilton
Grip
Frank Northcote
Dividas
New England
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Grand Trunk Railway
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Astorne
Earl Dudly
Napoleon III
Prince of Wales
Chicago
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Inter- Ocean
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Atkinson
Ailsa Craig
H. D. Johnson
H. Jackson
Thomas Finan
James
Gordon Bennett
Penal Wa
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Honrisry Arrar
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Forks Road
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Heartwell
Lee
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Sid
E. K. Cook
Ev. D. B. Cameron
G. W. Calvert
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M.D
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C.T. Hill
Joel _Leslie
Acton Markets
True & Co
Augusta
C. 4, Coox,& Co
Canadas
Lyman Bros, & Co
Grand Trunk
Actton
Guelph
Sheriff
Aues
Smith
Durmam
Acton Plow Co
Stephens
Ostario
Saddlery
R. Creech
John and
Agnes
H. Walker
G. D. Pringle
Sale
G.D. Pringle
Home and Fireside
George Stinson & Co
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Cs Pant
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Falk SS
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J.D. Williamson
George Hynds
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