Moving North Moving South Time Schedule Fragments
Fragmented timetable data shows alternating morning and afternoon values for multiple stops including Beanlong Gilford Bramley Allandale Harrisons Angus New Lowell and Steyner Batteaux Collinewood with scattered times and unclear labels reflecting a read-down and read-up instruction.
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AM. P.M. AM. P.M
Lofroy
Bramley
TA BT
Barrie
Allandale
Harrisons
Angus
New Lowell
Ome
Steyner
Batteaux
Collinewood
Opposition to Red River transfer to Canada rouses armed resistance
The article argues that settlers at Red River resisted joining Canada, with bodies seizing HBC money and goods and imprisoning nonparticipants. It warns leaders of the insurrection should be treated like rebels, suggesting a British regiment might be used, and notes potential negotiations in Ottawa. It questions why conciliatory action was not chosen and hopes for a successful mission at Fort Garry.
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Red River
Canada
McDougall
Fort Garry
Hudson’s Bay Company
Durance
Ottawa
Joe Rollette, Jr
James McKay
St. Paul's
Thiebault
de Salaberry
Dominion
Winnipeg Republic
Winnipeg
Hudson Bay’Co
Acetter
Pembina
Vic
St. Norbert
Col
Riel
Hudson Bay
Donald G. Smith
A Railway to Red River
A Canadian railway proposal seeks government land grants to build a line through British territory to Pembina and the Red River Valley. A Washington report claims possible two year completion at a mile per day, with Parliament urged to back lands grants to spur nationwide linkages and future Pacific access.
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Canada
Red River
British Territory
Congress
Red River Valley
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Pacific Railway
New York
San Francisco
United States
Lake Superior
Pacific
British North America
North West Territory
Ottawa
Arnprior
Barrie Rail Extension By Law Open For Voter Vote
The Barrie town council publishes a by law to grant thirty thousand dollars toward the Toronto Simcoe and Muskoka Junction Railway extension. Electors will vote yea or nay on February 14, after one month of publication, weighing costs against esplanade needs and town aid. The council urges a liberal, conciliatory approach to secure the project.
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Barrie
Coming Man in Wardenship Debate Divides Simcoe County
In the six instant issue the Wardenship topic is discussed with a proposed southern acclamation to end sectional tensions. The piece counters northern bias by noting long southern occupancy, urging the County Council to confer the wardenship on a southern candidate to soothe tensions ahead of Tuesday’s meeting.
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Ferguson
Lawson
Messrs
Dallas
Lanson
Craig
McConkey
Kean
Ardagh
Armson
McManus
County Council of
Simcoe
Lilue
Annual school meeting notes 1869 trustees election
The Annual school meeting in the Boys' schoolroom appointed by law saw poor attendance. Mr. Meeking chaired with J. Black as secretary. The Trustees' Report for 1869 and the Auditor's Report were adopted. Finances were reported satisfactory. Trustees re elected Boys and Harrison. 1870 funding by petition to municipality and funds to be raised, schools to be free. Discussion on building a new schoolhouse. cost not to exceed six thousand dollars while respecting John Alexander's legacy. Debate on separating or uniting Grammar and Common schools. the union was opposed. Dr. Crookshanks chosen auditor for 1870. Meeting adjourned with thanks to Mr. Meeking.
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Meeking
J. Black
McCarthy
Crookshanks
Leslie
Messrs. Boys and Harrison
Laird
Jas. Morrow
Geo. Plaxton
John Alexander
Barrie
Plaxton
Georgen
McConkey
Crookshank
Godeys Lady's Book February Issue Reviewed
The February edition of Godeys Lady's Book has arrived and appeals to fashionable Indies. En gravings remain a standout feature, and this issue, despite following the holiday edition, is attractive and very readable.
Rescue at Goodwin Sands Shipwreck Swiftly Won
Amid a fierce northeasterly gale on December 17, Ramsgate steamer Aid and the lifeboat Bradford chased a wreck on Goodwin Sands. The lifeboat, under heavy seas, rescued the master who clung to a life buoy, a boy who was hauled aboard after desperate efforts, and another seaman saved after slipping from the hawser. Both survivors were brought to Ramsgate harbour after the perilous rescue.
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Goodwin Sands
Ramsgate
Aid
Bradford
East Goodwin
Calliper Sands
Ramsgate Harbour
Cobourg Crosson builds 200 grain cars for Grand Trunk
The Cobourg World notes a signed contract between James Crosson of Cobourg and the Canadian Rolling Stock Company of Montreal to build two hundred grain cars for the Grand Trunk Railway. Wood and iron work at Crosson’s foundry and new shops will produce one million feet of lumber. setting up the cars is sublet to Mr. Payne, employing about 60 men for 14 months at an outlay near $160,000, largely spent in Cobourg.
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Cobourg World
James Crosson
Canadian Rolling Stok Company
Montreal
Grand ‘Trunk Railway
Crosson
Payne
Cobourg
Foum
Dr. Wistar
Seth W. Fowle
Pats Kilver Promises Cure For Diptheria and Sore Throat
Dr Walton of Coshocton Ohio reports Pats Kilver as a master remedy for a malignant diphtheria and sore throat prevailing in Holmes County. He claims it has never failed when used promptly as a throat bath or gargle mixed with water. Prince Arthur expected at Parliament opening. civic ball planned in his honor.
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Walton
Coshocton
Ohio
Holmes County
Prince Arthur
Berlin youth Biland on trial for shooting clergyman
The Berlin Criminal Court tried Carl Ludwig Otto Biland, born 1851 near Berlin, for attempting to shoot Rev. Dr. Heinrici during a cathedral service. He admitted planning the act to oppose Christian doctrine, said his belief left him unable to plead guilty, and claimed Kant and Goethe inspired his views. He was found guilty and sentenced to twelve years with hard labor.
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Biland
Luty
Berlin
Heinrici
Lank
Barnim
Carl Ludwig Otto Biland
Goethe
Iller
Kbelish
Werdley
Kant
Schiller
Hardihood
Faust
Rauber
B. Salis
Tragic Theatre Entry Crowd Crush in Bristol Pantomi
Crowds gathering at the new Theatre Royal in Park Row Bristol for Robinson Crusoe pantomime flooded the steep gangway and doorway. A rush to enter caused many to fall. 18 dead by midnight and 14 more dead later identified, with four still unaccounted for among the injured.
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New Theatre
Bristol
London Daily News
Weston super-Mare
City
Johnston's Weather Protectors for Doors and Windows
Builders and Architects will be liberally dealt with as agents for Johnston's Weather Protectors for doors and windows. Apply as once. T.Foley axp Co., 4LINDSAY, ONT.
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J. Briggs
Dr J. Briggs
Johnston
T.foley Axp Co
4Lindsay, Ont
Funeral of Victor Noir Amid Paris Demonstrations
The funeral in Paris drew vast crowds as police and troops secured order. M Rochefort and M Raspail appeared amid cheers and Marseillaise songs, while the Champs Elysees and the Legislatif faced troop deployments. Officials announced prosecutions and continued insistence on public calm, even as conflicting accounts surfaced regarding Noir’s death and the ensuing violence.
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Uxric Dr Fourtenin
Paris
Victor Noir
Faubourgs
Place de la Concord
Rue d'Antena
Henri Rochefort
Nemelle
Louis Noir
Vivela Republic
J.ppel
Corps Legislatif
Procureur Imperial
Rochefort
Jounal Oficiel
Murat
High Court of Justice
Cheraudia
Interior
Noir
Pierre Bonaparte
de Fouvielle
Universal Russian Exposition and pork profits in 1869
The piece notes the May exposition in St Petersburg is limited to Russian products and excludes foreign items. It recounts a March 21 1869 auction in Blanford where F Tye bought pigs for 16 30 and later sold 2040 lbs of pork for 173 77 at Stratford, plus a litter worth 7 each. It promotes Epps Cocoa and references Civic Service Gazette praise for James Epps Co London homeopathic cocoa.
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St Petersburg
U.S
Revel
F. Tye
Blanford
Bennoch
Stratford
Epps
Civic Service Gazette
James Errs & Co
Homeopathic Chemists
London
England
Haughton and Anderson Obituaries Update in Barrie
On the 18th instant at Beaumont Mills Innistil Edward John Haughton aged 88 links to his father’s residence in Innistil. In Barrie on the 13th inst James Anderson aged 26, only surviving son of the late Rev Richard Anderson M A and nephew of the late Rev B Ardagh, Rector of Barrie.
Lllens Lung Balsam Special Notice Claims Worldwide Cure
SPECIAL NOTICES. LLEN'S LUNG BALSAM CLAIMS to cure all lung diseases including coughs and chest pain. Expectorant excellence praised by physicians and medical journals. Pamphlet available. sold by all druggists. Perry Davis and Son agents 308 St Paul Street Montreal Kelman & Co wholesale Barrie.
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Perry Davis& Son
St. Pail Street
Montreal
Kelman & Co
Barrie
Pain Killer Great Family Medicine Ad Excerpt
An old advertisement promotes Pain Killer as a universal cure taken internally for dysentery cholera diarrhea cramps and stomach pains and externally for boils cuts bruises burns and more. It urges one dose will make you never do without it and warns beware of imitation from Perry Davis & Son Montreal Kelman & Co Barrie as agents.
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Perry Davis & Son
Montreal
Kelman & Co
Barrie
Oro Township to raise funds for railway bonus plan
The Municipality of Oro proposes to aid the Toronto Simcoe and Muskoka Junction Railway with a 340,000 bonus funded by debentures up to 40,000. It enacts a 20 year debenture issue at six percent, with a sinking fund via a 1.04 cent rate in the dollar, notes a February 28 1870 start, and local votes at the Oro Town Hall and Barrie Town Hall on February 16 and February 14 1870 respectively.
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Toronto, Simcoear
Skoka Junction Railway
Province of
Ontario
Queen Victoria
Toronto
Simcoe and Muskoka
Township of
Oro
Toronto, Simcoe and Muskoka Junction
Witereas
Wilereas
Township
Orus
Toronto, Simese and
Bank of Toronto
City of
City of Toronto
Toronto, Simcoe and Muskoka Junction Railway Company
George Tudhope
Coupessarean Council
Barrio
Toronto, Simcoe and Muskelsa Tune
Ion Railway Company
Dillon
Turin
le Reeve
Poe Torinto
Simcoe and Muskoka Junction Railway Company
Towen
Barrie
Alexander Boyd McWhee
Ontario Farmer and Oxtanio Farmer advertise agricultural journal shift
The piece outlines the launch of a rural journal in January 1870 from Hamilton Ontario, Te & RL Waitt as publishers, with Rev W F Clarke editing the Oxtanio Farmer. It highlights contributors like Henry Ward Beecher and Buckland, engravings of prize animals by Page and Carson, emphasis on emigration arts and manufactures, and biweekly or quarterly subscription terms with club rates for agricultural and horticultural societies.
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Hamilton
Messrs
Te & RL Waitt
Canada
W.F. Clarke
Dominion
Henry Ward Beecher
Buckland
G. W. Allen
Mr. Edwards
Ontario
Messrs. Page and Carson
New York
As & His
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Dominion House
East OF Toronto Bank
Northern Railway
The
Grammet
County OF Simcoe
Barrie, Tuurspay
Jany
Toronto, Simcoe and Muskoka Junction Railway
Barrie Common Schools
Diptheria
DAVIS
Marseillaise
Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte
M. Victor Noir
Atric de Fouveille
Bonaparte
Paschal Groussette
France
Marseillanse
la Marseillaise
Prince Bonaparte
Juvenir de la Corse
St. Pau, Minn
Necranova
Barrie Markets
LLEN
Yimcoe
Uro Centre
F. Hall
Enid
Examiner
A. B. McPhee
Toren
Paca
St. Georg Giatico
Vanek
Josep
Weil
Gerard
Lahe
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Punsion
Poly
Lee
Gratiay
Rome
Torani Brera
County of Simcoe Agri “Ar
Waa
Darby
Messie
Johner Raikes
Neath
Tcretarys
John Carl Trectors
Mvaurs
Jthan Sissons
Thomas Dew - Partridge
W. J.hill
Aobn I. Brown
Jame
Mecare
Joseph Titowas
Kiga
Lin
J. Johnston
T. Folly
Ontario Farmer
W. F. Clarke
Welph
R. White
Onan Re - HaMiLtToy
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