Cholera hits hog farms nationwide. four percent reportedly die
A U S farm hog mortality rate due to cholera reached about four percent last year. In New York, Alfred Bannack was arraigned and the aroma of alcohol prompted a judge to order open windows to avoid intoxicating the court. A gas range fire in New York caused the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lax, both 52. San Quentin hangman Jack Kramer resigned after ten years, saying he dreams of those he hanged.
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U.S
Alfred Bannack
New York
Morris Lax
Jack Kramer
San Quentin
Calif
Mother's letter touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Elmer A. Ritchie of Rodney Street West St John New Brunswick says after childbirth her general health was run down with inflammation and weakness. Her doctor recommended the Vegetable Compound and she reports improved strength and weight gain and recommends it to friends. She notes potential readers can request Mrs Pinkham's Private Text Book on Ailments of Women free from the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Cobourg Ontario c
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West St. John
N. B
Cay
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elmer A. Ritchie
Rodney St
Beeton Refuges Under Scrutiny Efforts to Renovate Continue
An Alliston Herald visit to Beeton shows grounds cleaned and crops thriving but interior conditions criticized. Inmates include elderly residents and a noted blind woman Annie Field with her own well kept room. Jardine says policy groups inmates by temperament. major needs include bedding renewal and new verandah.
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House of Refuge
Beeton
County Council
Court House
Alliston Herald
County House of Refuge
Simcoe
Josh Swan
Swan
James Jardine
Nottawasaga
Herald
Mr. Jardine
Jardine
Refuge
Annie Field
Josh Hynes
Stewart
Skeletons Unearthed in Orillia Drain Digging
Workmen uncover 36 human skeletons during sewer excavation in Orillia on a site near the former Huron village ahiague in western town outskirts. Teeth are well preserved after almost three centuries, attributed to sandy soil conditions.
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Orillia
Ahiague
Bert Milne
Indian Relics and Massacre Site Tied to Hurons Remains
Reports describe wagon loads of Indian relics found near the district and eight skeletons unearthed by Harry Willey. A fine Indian pot stands in the Normal School museum in Toronto. The area is not proven as Huron burial ground but linked to a massacre of Hurons by Iroquois.
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United States
Canada
Harry Willey
Museum of the Normal School
Toronto
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