The War in the East and Balkan Atrocities
The article surveys the Eastern crisis with Turkey and Russia edging toward wider war. It cites Bulgarian atrocities and European pressure, noting England's mood and calls for restraint while crediting Russia’s hints of a winter campaign and a possible peace push amid economic worries.
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Midbas Pasha
Turkey
Bulgaria
Europe
Helle
England
Disraehi
Shamu
Russia
Tavk
Fagland
Cridgels
London Standard
Belgrade
Siendons England
Spar Tament
Porte Hay
Case of Suspected Foul Play in Platts IIIeg
Last Monday Edward Platt left for Washington and was found on his wagon with a head wound and two broken ribs. He died, and an inquest returned a verdict that death resulted from injuries inflicted by unknown parties. Two witnesses hostile to him are suspected of maltreatment and abandonment, causing intense local excitement.
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Terry
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Novas Soosia
Phiadelphia
Thomas Kitt
Waterloo
Sigux
Warriors of the
Little
Big Horn
Chencery
Henry Ward Beecher
Toronto
M. CG A
Globe and Mail
Beecher-Tilton
John Hastie
Beecher
Bishop Whipple
Omaha Jerald
Tun “Wenn Laping
Wyilie
Scotland
United States
Canad
Plattst
Edward Platt
Washington
B. Keynon
Lord
Tahad
Keynon
Ali Saalrony
Whiteside Murder Case Adjourned Inquest Postponed
Testimony from Georga Campbell recalls a will of Robert Whiteside leaving most property to Henry and John with a wife’s third. County Constable John Hayes details Henry Whiteside’s statements after the murder and reveals a planned second will, while officers search for documents and await further evidence. The inquest is adjourned to Saturday at 10 o’clock.
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Silvie Creek
Georga Campbell
Robert
Robert Whiteside
Henry
John
Jonny Whiteside
Johnny
Wilie
Jommy
Benny
Ife
Laidlin
John Hayes
Henry Cole
Tiis House
Ike
Ann
Henry Whiteside
Mr. Starret
Mr. Cole
Georgetown
Coles
Janes Fraser
Willesk
Frazer
Fraser
Mrs. Whiteside
Laidlaw
Winers
Collapse of the Case Against Mrs Whiteside Acquittal Pronounced
The case against Mrs Catherine Whiteside, wife of the late Robert Whiteside, ended in her acquittal after Detective Murray failed to prove she murdered her husband. A $10 sum found in an old pocket-book during a house search was not tied to the crime, and attempts to remand her, with pending evidence, were opposed by her counsel.
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Whiteside
Robert Whiteside
Murray
Catherine Whiteside
Exquesing
Georgetown
F. Ruston
Win, Roe
W. McLeod
Jos. Barber
Mrr
Matheson
Thomas Watson
John
Ellen
Mary
Parry Sound School Inspector Reports District Progress
The North Star notes R Little Public School Inspector inspected Parry Sound district schools. One school had 184 on roll with 84 present. overall 24 schools organized, 16 in operation, four new houses nearly ready. Attendance improved but average last six months was 64, about one third of roll. Inspectors praised training though written work and attendance need more effort.
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Thie North Star
Parry Sound
R. Little
Co. Halton
Algoma
Oura
Beings of the Close Season Questioned
A Sept 20 1876 letter asks about trapping mink and other fur bearing animals before November 1 and if it violates the law. The reply states a close season bans hunting taking or possessing beaver muskrat raccoon otter or fish from May 1 to November 1 with penalties from five to twenty five dollars.
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Bhp, Femdereseion
Epps Homeopathic Foods Promised to Fortify Health
An advertisement extols Epps James & Co. Homeopathic Chemists offering foods and beverages claimed to strengthen digestion and immune resistance. The Civil Service Gazette note mentions the London addresses 48 Threadneedle Street and 170 Piccadilly.
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Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epra &Co
Threadneedle Street
Piccadilly
London
Wood's Improved Hair Restorative Ad Offers Cure All
Advertises Wood's Improved Hair Restorative with new tonics that restore grey or faded hair, remove dandruff and scaly eruptions, and restore vitality. Claims strength for prematurely bald heads and offers to sell through druggists and dealers, with manufacturers price lists. A separate card promises a free cure for youthful errors and nervous issues from Rev. Jessicz T. Inman in New York City.
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Wood
C. A. Cook & Co
Chicago
United States
Canadas
Lywan Ros & Co
Toronto
South Americas
Jessicz T. Inman
Bible House
New York City
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