Legal notices and solicitor listings for Barrie and area
Multiple names and firms appear as solicitors for various legal actions in the Supreme Court and local courts. Advertisements state money to loan on improved farm property, conveyancing, letters of administration, guardianship, probate, and related legal services with offices in Barrie and surrounding towns.
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McCartay, Boys & Mershinon
Aristeds
Barriel Driyney
W. A. Hors
D. G. Murchifon
Lonnox
Ardach
Cowan & Brown
Lennox & Aniach
Gravenburt
Lennox
Ardagh
Curran & Brown
Creemgrenial
Allston
CNNOX
ALES
Colway
Je Tow
L.A . Dunlop Tect
Local Medical and Business Directory Fragment
A fragmented page lists doctors including Dr J C Smith and Dr R S Broad with offices and specialties in eye throat and nose, plus surgeons. It also shows services from Owen Street clinics, and listings for Lanecous Johnston and Savjeant coal merchants, building supplies, and Atlas Assurance Co in Barrie with McCarthy Block offices.
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R. S. Broad
Phy'alel 1
Hento General Hessital
Weica
York
Tero
McCarthy Block
McCarthy & Co
Dougall Ros
Leabing Markets Breadstuffs Toronto June 10
Market report from Toronto notes dull wheat demand and mixed prices for grains and flour. Manitoba and eastern bids show steady to slightly lower levels. oats and corn hold firm, while hog products show strength and land demand remains robust amid transport and freight notes. Local price ranges for dairy and produce listed with regional notes on demand and supply conditions.
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Toronto
Manitoba
Poronto
Shorts
Manitotsa
Jey
Gre Niddle
Ada
Cattle market receipts and prices in Toronto June market
Receipts at the Toronto cattle market totaled 1,197 head of cattle, 600 sheep and lambs, 621 hogs, and 60 calves with overall slow trade. Choicest export cattle sold around 6.50 dollars, while extra choice butcher cattle brought 5.40 to 5.50. Common to medium cattle ranged 5 to 5.25, with cows and bulls from 4 to 4.60. Sheep prices eased slightly, and calves and lambs held steady.
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Toronto
Iexport
Royal coronation notes and parliamentary grants
The Abbey ceremony limited to 6 000 attendees. Andrew Carnegie to donate 10 000 pounds for Greenwich public libraries. Nine seams of coal worth about one million pounds to be outlined under Glasgow Green. Lord Derby's Cheshire tenants receive 20 percent rent reduction for half year. Admiral Gervais to represent France at the coronation aboard the battleship Vouvet with his flag at Spithead. Trumpeter Sheylock of the 6th...
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Great Britain
Andrew Carnegie
Greenwich
Glasgow Green
Lord Derby
Cheshire
Gervais
France
Vouvet
Spithead
Sheylock
Riots erupt in Chicago amid violent clashes and police response
A Chicago despatch reports Wednesday violence at the West Side stockyards where a wage movement turned deadly as a mob attacked “substitutes” and police fought back. About fifty people were involved, six injured and two possibly mortally. City Hall mobilized troops as patrols faced the volatile crowds near Center Avenue.
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Chicago
Huddleston
Aman
Wwithehai
Deacon
Chico and
North
St. Lew S
Tennisters
Gauche
Labother
King and Palm Branch Symbol at Coronation
New York Tribune London correspondent notes the King will wear a palm embroidered symbol of peace at the coronation. After the South African peace, editors view the King’s peace as settled, while Kitchener Milner and Chamberlain are recognized as the authors of the settlement.
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New York Tribune
London
Endling
South Africa
Porign
Labout
Lord Kitchener
Lord Milner
Chamberlain
Grain tax stands in budget amid Boer prisoner totals
London dispatch reports War Secretary Brodrick revealing 25 565 Boer prisoners in South Africa and beyond. Among them 783 under sixteen and 1 025 over sixty. Chancellor Micks-Reach confirms grain tax remains in the budget with no removal planned.
War 97 477 Den Office Statement Shows Losses in War
London dispatch reports a War Office release indicating total British force reductions in South Africa up to May 80 of the year amount to 97,477. It notes many have recovered and rejoined, with 28,4234 dead or permanently incapacitated. Deaths in action or from wounds total 7,792 and disease deaths 13,250.
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London
War Office
South Africa
News Briefs from Around the World One Item From All Parts
A collage of brief items notes Air exposition mooted for Vancouver, Dominion officials to head for coal on Prince Edward to land this summer. A 250000 pickered tree consignment in London South branch. Breckville Wood-Stuck stations rapid work. ready to commence business. Paris Ontario to get a Carnegie Library. Kingston boot and shoe merchants form a credit abolition association. A Yukon nugget over nineteen pounds valued at about 8000. Mrs Gordon arrives in Brandon to visit condemned son. Major general says military. Montreal to allow some Sunday stores selling fruit and candy temperance items, if all articles served. Arbitration over toll reads in Wentworth county begins Hawilton. Canadian Marine Dept considers complaints. eight cts a ton tonnage fee on entering US ports. 83000 immigrants enter US in May. A historic 264 carat ruby crowns Swedish jewels. Master bakers in Chester raise wages, shorten hours. Berlin grants funds for relief of nosultoxors in St Vincent. Duke of Argyll to offer 21000 acres in Hebrides for sale. German army physician claims cure for chronic rheumatism with his preparation. Russian Cross Society offers prizes for wounded soldiers. London patent lets pulling off coats and mantles. Krupp gun claimed to pierce armor. emperor promised exclusive use for German army. Raspberry rust threatens Michigan crop.
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Vancouver
S. C
Prince Edward
Thames
Lomlon
Paris
Ont
Kingston
Yukon
Bonsai Creek
Mra. Gordon
Walter Gordon
Brandon
Hranden
Montreal
Wentworth County
Hawilton
Canadian Marine Department
Canada
United States
Cewels
Sweden
Slater Master Bakers
Chester
Berlin
St. Vincent Co Santa E
Hebrides
Duke of Argyll
London
Jarmentt
Herr Krupp
Gerhiman
Michigan
Thanks To Colonial Troops For South Africa Campaign
A London despatch reports in the Commons William Stedmond the Irish Nationalist accused Lord Kitchener of deadly acts against children and women, refused to withdraw, and sparked uproar. Mr Balfour lauded colonial troops and praised their courage, saying Britain faced a great campaign with their support.
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London
House of Commons
Lord Kitchener
William Stedmond
Redmond
Trish
Balfour
South Africa
William Court Gully
John Redmond
Ife
Neve
Great Vritgin
England
Europe
Britain’s Empire Receives Unprecedented Colonial Support
The excerpt notes strong colonial loyalty aiding the Empire as Britain faced growing difficulties. It highlights a force previously undreamed of years ago, whose aid became a source of exultation in England as imperial challenges intensified.
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Great Britain
England
Boer Leaders Letter From Pretoria Ends War
Despatch reproduces the Boer leaders final letter to Vereeniging burghers after peace. They thank the people for heroism and sacrifice, urge calm acceptance of the new government, and note funds to aid widows and orphans. They praise women and children, call for unity, forgiveness, and steps toward social prosperity.
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Pretoria
Vereeniging
Feild
Mont Pelee ascent and volcanic status reported
Despatch from Fort de France Martinique notes Prof Teilprin George Kennan and Mr Varian reached the crater rim of Mont Pelee last Sunday Their climb followed by reports of continuous steam and eruptive activity The district is quiet the crater shows no new cone formation and no subsidence Experts say the violent phase may be over though activity could persist for a long time
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Fort de Francs
Martinique
Teilprin
George Kennan
Varian
Mont Pelee
Tim
Vellorin
le Prchour
Drof
Craster
Fa Ciider
Eruption at Mont Peler devastates St Pierre
A Fort Fran dispatch from Morne Rouge reports Saturday's Mont Peler eruption was severe with ash and stones, earth trembles, and rivers overflowing. Captain Chiron of the Ponyer Quartier was five miles off St Pierre when the eruption struck. the ship was hit by stones and his crew feared asphyxiation as the dense clouds swept the area overnight.
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Fort He
Martinique
Morne Rouge
Mont Peler
Chiron
St. Pierre
Thiron
New Style of Steamship Invented in Copenhagen
A Copenhagen despatch reports a new steamship design by Captain F. C. Ishoy, with the screw under the bottom rather than aft. The hull is reshaped, draft reduced, and coal consumption is claimed to drop about 20 percent. The inventor predicts higher speed, steadier sea handling, and improved seaworthiness.
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Copenhagen
F.C. Ishoy
Pernetpal
German Trade Invasion Aims at South African Market
London dispatch reports the Times Vienna correspondent noting German aims to capture South African commerce with high protective shipping, reduced railway rates, and sugar bounty policies. The piece sees Britain’s maritime dominance at stake and suggests further sugar bounty extensions.
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London
Johannenburg
Times
Mitch
Anesty
Vienna
South
Afrca
Weping
No Pact With Boers Denial in Parliament
In Parliament on Monday Lord Kitchener faced denials of any covenanted deal with the Boers to force surrender. A. J. Balfour stated no undisclosed assurances existed. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain noted a Cape Colony petition of forty-two MPs urging suspension of its constitution. An Imperial Act was required before any suspension could take effect.
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London
Lord Kitchener
A. Balfour
House of Commons
Tike
Joseph Chamberlain
Cape Colony
Cape
Headcen
Coronation Seats Price Cuts and Immigration Rise
A London despatch notes coronation seats selling below past prices as demand shifts. It predicts 65 000 immigrants this year with more travel from Britain Europe and the United States. Ottawa plans an immigration office amid arrivals of unemployed Italians and Poles seeking relief.
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London
Seata
Fedim
Ottawa
Britain
Europe
United States
Tiato
Uley
St. Tancrence
Heiser
United States Marine Cospital Service
Quebec
Corporation For Relief
CPR Refuses 11 Million Cash for Iron Properties
Vancouver dispatch reports the Canadian Pacific Railway declined 11,000,000 cash for iron assets at Kitchener Crow's Nest Pass to United States Steel. CP plans an agreement outline to grant territory to the steel company while preserving CP monopolistic privileges. The Kitchener hematite mine, once owned by the British Columbia Gold Piles Company, sits unused after copper prospects failed.
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Vancouver
Pacife Lail Way
Kitchener
Crow's Nest Pass
United Statesteel
C.P.T
C.pr
Colum Gold
Montreal to host coronation day military review parade
Montreal plans a large Coronation Day review on June 26 with more than 6000 participants. Units invited include 2nd Queens Own Rifles, 10th Royal Grenadiers, 48th Highlanders, Governor General's Foot Guards, and others from Ottawa Kingston Sherbrooke St Hyacinthe and Toronto. total strength reaches 3867 officers and men, plus Montreal Brigade personnel. The event may include American corps and a detachment of sailors and marines from His Majesty's ships in port.
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Palace
Ontario
Ruesmate
Montreal
Monteal
Queens Own Rifles
Toronto
Reyal
Enadiers
48Th Highlanders
Governor-General's Poot Guards
Ottawa
Luke of Cornwall's Own Milles
Princess Louise Dragoon’ Guards
Princess — of Wales’ Rifles
Kingston
8Th
Quebec
9Th
Lord Regiment
Sherbrooke
Sith Regiment
St. Hyacinthe
Toronto Beaver Company
Toronto Field Hospital Corps
His Majesty's Men
Lafontaine
Engineer Figueras harnesses atmospheric electricity in Las Palmas
From Las Palmas Canary Islands comes a despatch describing engineer Figueras who claims a method to utilize atmospheric electricity without chemicals or dynamo, enabling practical applications without motive power. He expects the invention to bring about a tremendous industrial revolution.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Figueras
Senor Figueras
Britain Seen Forcing War End Battles on World Stage
St Petersburg correspondent of the Times reports lone anxiety in Russia that Britain may leverage victory to defend imperial interests worldwide, fearing Britain will act with greater energy than before as the war nears its end.
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Britain
St. Petersburg
London
Times
Isbester in Canada Life building fall injures man
Toronto despatch reports James Isbester seriously hurt in a Canada Life building stairway fall on Wednesday forenoon. While descending from the second floor he swung over the railing and dropped about fifteen feet to the slate landing. He struck his head, was unconscious until an ambulance arrived, and was taken to the emergency hospital with concussion. He is expected to recover.
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James Isbester
Toronto
Canada Life
Cape Breton Towers to Open Wireless Tests
A Halifax despatch says Marconi towers at Table Head Cape Breton are erected and work pushed along. Manager Wyvyn expects the wireless telegraphy man by June 18 to begin trans Atlantic tests.
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Halifax
N.S
Marconi
Table Head
Cape Breton
Wyvyn
Herbert Appointed Britain's Washington Representative
A Washington despatch reports two key diplomatic shifts. Michael Herbert replaces the late Lord Pauncefote as British Ambassador in Washington, while Senor Ne Ojeda succeeds the Puke Pe Arces as Spanish Minister.
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Britain
Washington
Michael Herbert
Lord Pauncefote
Senor Ne Ojeda
Puke Pe Arces
France thanks Canada for 5000 gift to Martinique
A dispatch from Ottawa quotes Hon. Mr. Fielding receiving acknowledgment from ML Decrais for a 5000 gift to the Colonies. It notes the French people were deeply touched and that the gesture from a country like Canada would strike a chord in every Frenchman.
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A Despucen
Ottawa
Fielding
ML. Decrais
Colonies
Martinique
Canada
Montreal Port Revenues Jump to June First
Montreal port revenues for the season rose by fifteen thousand dollars by June first, surpassing last year. A commissioners meeting disclosed total revenue from navigation start to June frame, with U s waterpower leading in driving machinery and around five thousand five hundred wheels in use producing substantial horsepower.
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Montreal
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C.W. Plaxtor
Saomeey
Hewson & Creswicke
Arhiet
Court of Judicature
A.B. Cunewiczs
Strathy & Esten
Onteraners
Sid Gowarle
G. H
Ault
Hannay
Proctor
Pnofary
Moury
Tess’ Mock
Dunlop Street
Harrie
Ross & Brokovsel Baregrens
Sovctro
Barrie
Coldwater
Maurixovant
J. C. Smith
Sybician
Conjer Owen
Collor Sirent
Rose
Lemon
Piiy' Tan
Rowan Teck Vande Ty Barrio
R. FY. Vivian
Bomre
Ofice
J. Arthur Ross
Edinburg
M. F
Glasgow
Kes—Lane
Eornce Dunlop and Muanter Sie
W. D. Maclarrn
Cookatown
Pierson
EZ. L, Brereton
Omcc
Henderson's Hardware Store
Fatragce
Owen Street
Sly
Laneous Ohnston & Savjeant
Plaster of Paris
Western Insurance Co —of
Xmco
Montgomery
Saas
Prince
C. Winstone
Atlas Assurance Com
Ca Res
George Flaxtor
McCathy
James Edwards
von Vey
Mary Street
Greance
Leabing Markets
Ogue
Timothy
Lancers
Elandslasgte
Canterbury
East End
Ballato
Aung
Yestern
Mark Lane
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Globe
Dolinton
Prof
Heilprin
Teutohs
C.P.R
Russia
Herbert
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