Liberal pressure and political scandal in Ontario 1908
The report details Ontario Liberal tensions led by Rev D C Hossack and criticisms of Minister Cochrane over alleged election rigging in East Nipissing. It cites employment graft, liquor licensing politics, and a provincial push against immigration excess while critiquing papers like the Toronto News and Lord's Day Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
F. Cochrane
Amocistion
North Bay
Beest
Whitpest
Ontario
Lord’s Day Alliance
W. G. Hanna
Canada
United States
Cochrane
East Nipissing
West Nipissing
Loughrin
Conservative Association
Liberal Association
Loughrie
Loughbrin
Crose
Local Notes and Brief Church Notices
Part of this vicinity has tien and hie departure to Brampton. Phelpton Bonde Hockridge has returned el pston. Service next Sunday at 2.30. Mark Webb has gone to New Ontario for the summer months. Mrs W Rusk receives a benefit around this locality after her long winter illness. Sons of Temperance meet next Wednesday night. sAPalk'n for eampete, Beat value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien & Hie
Brampton
Phelpton
Bonde Hockridge
Pston
Mark Webb
New Ontario
Mra
W. Rusk
Sons of Temperance
District Gat by The Eecoteers Seat of Live Corrampenéeste District Gat
May 16 notes a reorganizing request for the season as the section delays its oath and the 3 fols. May 18 reports visits in Berlin and reminders of events in Guthrie, Edenvale, and Orillia. Community notices include concerts, picnics, births, illness, travel, and local meetings with names of participants and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Corrampenéeste
Baba Clod Kes Bers
Ceason
Local Residents Attend Visitors and Illness Notice
CLOWES Alartae reports illness of Mrs Burt and Master Edgar. They are guests of her mother this week. Mr McMaster of Orillis visited friends here on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Lennox of Moonstone spent Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clowes Alartae
Burt
Edgar Nfore
McMaster
Orillis
John Lennox
Moonstone
May 18-19 Social Notes From Mt. St. Louis Area
MT. ST. LOUIS May 18 A E Metlusy of Midland visited relatives here Test week. Misses McKeown of V a few days guests of La spent Mies Er Johnston Scotch Line spends Seay guest of Miss Janet Burnfield visiting her grandparents at Moonstone. May 19 John Robinson Toronto says He was there last week. Miss Jennie Graham visiting relatives in Sunnidale. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson and children spent Sunday with Thos. De Vitt Vasey. Joseph Graham having a new kitchen erected. Mrs. John Richardson Ferguson ie guest of Mrs. Jas. Strath. Mr. McIntosh spent the week-end with Thos. Martin. George Giugins and sons Edgar and Elmer spent Sunday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenvale
John Gilchrist Spest
Nellis Gam
Allenwood
Marti Robie
Ansley
Florence Colham
Clearview
A. Gilchrist
Albert Parker
Rupert
Rupert Also Is Under the Doctor's Care, .— L. M
Richardson
Toronto
A. Shepherd
Potch
MT. ST. Louis
A. E. Metlusy
Midland
McKeown
Mies Er Johnston
Scotch Line
Seay
Janet
Burnfield
Moonstone
Segel
John Robinson
Jennie Graham
Sunnidale
Harry Robinson
Thos. Devitt
Vasey
Joseph Graham
John Richardson
Fergusonie
Jas. Strath
McIntosh
Thos. Martin
George Giugins
Edgar and
Elmer
May 18 Notes on Local Movements and Events
May 18 reports show Gilbert Markle leaving Tuesday for Edmonton to start a new position. Mrs A Garvin visits various places in British Columbia. Coutts wins BR T of T elocution medal in Barrie. William Duonp loses a horse that breaks a leg and must be killed. I Roland experiences a runaway on the fourth line last Sunday. P Murphy helps corral the horse on the sand hill. Ladies Aid plans a garden sale at the home of Toho Westie on the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Markle
Edmonton
Mra. A. Garvin
Perimentor
B. C. Coutts
BR. T. of T
Barrie
Wm. Duonp
I. Roland
P._ Murphy
Ald
Toho Westie
Dalston Farm Seeding Nearly Done and School Visit
An item notes farmers finishing seeding and a school inspection by Inspector Mills who praised the Misses Richardson and Whitney managed school. Local social mentions include Hart and children with Horace White party, George T. Baldwin's tara for Mr Hoxton, Chas Hickling's sermon at the Methodist church, and Porkinac improving a farm with a wire fence along the roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Mills
Ing
Richardson
Whitney
N.M. ‘Hart
Horace White
Coulson
George T. Baldwin
Hoxton
Chas
Hickling
Methodist Church
Porkinac
May 18 notes bring spring to Minesing community
Local items report swelling fishing activity and garden growth as leaves appear and mosquitoes appear. Leighton dislocated arm at inn events, Murphy aiding care. A birth announced for Walter and Mrs Armstrong on May 9. Vets busy, young colts ill, fishing club annual meeting planned. Geo Stokes and Fred Tracy return from Toronto for summer. James Coles adds kitchen. Thoskes and Otto Davis contracted. County Head spring cleaned, tile unclogged, basket company installs telephone. Ashmore preaches to a full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton
Aboo
Murphy
Walter Armstrong
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Stokes
Fred Tracy
Halls of Learning
Toronto
Jas. Coles
Thoskes
Otto Davis
Basket Co
Ashmore
Local Notes and Visitors Highlight Spring Activities
May 19 entries note Dr Leonard Simpson's return from the north after ministering at Vadoats Mines. Will Fletcher finishes his first year at the School of Practical Science and appears on the honor list. Mrs M Blackstock visits Norval, Miss Wallace visits Stroud, Miss Gertrude Hill spends Sunday in Bradford. John Grose and John D Smith begin new dwellings foundations. Rev J Humphreys resumes duties. Florence Marr of Barrie visits cousins. The 85th Regiment Band camps at Niagara en route to Quebec. Seeding wraps up as farmers prep root ground. Diamond Park band concert and lively GTR car activity described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Simpson
Vadoats Mines
Will Fletcher
School of Practical Science
M. Blackstock
Norval
Chas
Miss Wallace
Stroud
W. Boake
Gertrude Hill
Bradford
Herb Blackstock
Frost & Wood
John Grose
John D. Smith
Humphreys
Florence Marr
Barrie
Mrs. Moore
85Th. Regiment
Niagara
Quebec
For Sale Eels Pare Beet Ag Pa Wu Aseamen
Brown, General Agent for the Western Real Estate Exchange of Canadian Express, Barrie, advertises sale or exchange in Barrie Wisconsin for 100 acres of land suitable for dairy or similar use. Contains unclear phrases and unrelated terms from OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barris
A. Ky Brown
Genere
Western Real Estate Exchange
ExpresfSce
Barrie
Local Notices from Shanty Bay and Sunnidale Corners
Weather pleasantries noted in Shanty Bay with spring air pleasing residents. On the Watt switch curve, workers narrowly avoided a motorcar and engine, while Angus Cameron narrowly avoided injury. Toronto visitor Mr Granam hosted Man Senden over Sandsy. Sunnidale Corners marks the last day of winter guests and lists visitors including Burns of Gore Bay and Pretty River visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Angus Cameron
Mr. Granam
Toronto
Man
Sandsy
Craighorst notes Rev Sturgeon’s long service sermon
The Craighorst report for May 19 notes Rev R J Sturgeon of Angus occupying the Presbyterian pulpit on Sabbath marking about 21 years as Mr Sturgeon. A large turnout from many fro cdom eae churches attended to hear him. Mrs Miller and two children from Fetanto visit her mother Mrs Farquharson. Miss M Morricon returns from Waubausbene where her school closed due to diphtheria. Mrs Walter Beaton has recovered from illness, and J H Toittie has resumed work at C P B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Sturgeon
Angus
Sturgeon
J. H. Toittie
C. P
Nantyr notes Hastings convalesces and local building works
Hastings slowly improves after illness as Gavin Allan raises a cement foundation for a new barn for Mr. Hastings and Lorne Thompson lays a foundation for J. Nicholson's house. Seeding near completion this week. Nantyr Ball Club traveled to Churchill Saturday to play and helped confine a fire at Dr. Leaders stable, the house nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Hastings
Gavin Allan
Mr. Hastings
Lorne Thompson
J. Nicholson
Nantyr Ball Club
Churchill
Dr. Leader
For Rent Second Floor in Brown’s Central Block
Classified notice notes a second floor rental space in Brown’s Central Block with unspecified terms and availability details blank due to fragmentary OCR text. The readable item indicates a property rental listing without concrete dates or prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Pen
Brier Uc Kite Veo
Barrie Markets May 20 1908 Prices and commodities
Market report from Barrie listing prices for flour and cereals, coarse grains, seeds, meat poultry and dairy products, wool and hides. Includes per hundredweight and per pound rates for items such as flour per barrel, red clover seed, mutton, beef, eggs, cheese, wool and animal hides with regional pricing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
DOW Vreseseees
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Ses Lite
T. Beecroft
Ffaseger
THE
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J.A. MacLaren
Barris. Ont
Dundee
Harcourt
Mont- Toss
Old Country
Kingston Pendtentiary
Vail
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Ee Ee Co
Liberals
Rev
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Ross
Hossack
East Niptesiog
Toronto News
Mail
Empire
Dominion
Immigration Department
Tbo Siaieter
Mines
Ae ‘Larose
Hovérnmient
O'Brien
O'Brian
Los
Ata
Sapalk
Eampete
Aeto Sf
Guthrie
Guthrie Shextory
John Talents
Yin Aslipg
Ge Newell
Oro Station
Cameron
Mitchell & Sauare
X Campbell
McGregor
Gilchrist
Ctopia
Jobs Bell
Haro
Lavender
Edna Bell
Hawkestone
Connell
Crossland
Midhurst
Dalston
Minasd
Thornton
Soo Ees Aes Onur
G.T.R
Shanty Bay
Sunnidale Corners
Robert
Maigen Burns
Gore Bey
Winnie
oMillan
A. A. McGilivray
New Towell
Thos. Kaiser of
New
Flos
Morden Kaiser
Craighorst
Nantyr
Galfskins
H.H. Otton & Son Fitowane
Hycars Hardware Store
R. Hambly
Kkes
R. A. DeHart
Massey-Harris
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