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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 03, 1901

Page

6

Legal Solicitors and Notaries Network in Barrie Ontario

A dense listing of Canadian legal firms and solicitors across Barrie and area, detailing notaries public conveyancers and pro bate services. Mentions H H Strathy McCartney Boys Murchison Ross & Brokowski and others with money to loan options and farm property lending.

Hewson & Creswicke Abrietens The Suprem Court of Judicature Ontario Pro Ore Notarios Money To Leap Onices Ross Block Berri Ivenesos Elf Cagewoxs W. Ault Arrister Ross’ Block Dunlop Street Barrie Ross & Brokovskil Bakearnet Solicitors RIES Bank of ‘I Barrie Ranch Coldwater Money To Loar Donato Ross Ll.b Bagearzee Lennox Alex Cowan HoLworp Arpaan EL. J Brown L.B.B. Path Hinds Jrie Lennox & Ardagh Gravenburet Ardagh Cowan & Brown Creemore Jiston

Tunnel to Ireland Proposal At Glasgow Engineering Congress

The plan for a Great Britain to Ireland tunnel was presented by James Barton. It would start at Stranraer and reach Belfast, totaling 514 miles with 344 miles of tunnel. Trains could run 60 to 70 mph, making the trip a little over 30 minutes inside the tunnel and under an hour total. Cost estimated at ten million pounds, excluding construction interest. Sir Douglas Fox expected costs may match the Simpson tunnel rate per yard.

Great Britain Ireland Glasgow James Barton The Institute of Civil Engineers London Stranraer Ebbstone Beacon Belfast Douglas Fox Mersey Severn Tunnel

Market Report Shows Dull Demand And Stable Prices

The market was dull today with demand not as strong as yesterday. Prices remain unchanged for pork and smoked meats with ranges including long clear bacon, breakfast bacon, hams, rolls, shoulders, backs, and lard products quoted across multiple lots and containers.

Canada

The Island of Malta and the Power of Kindness

A Washington despatch recounts Rev. Dr. Talmage’s Malta sermon on Acts. Malta’s hospitality to shipwrecked Paul and his crew is used to praise kindness as a divine, enduring virtue. The speaker cites biblical examples and calls for a life shaped by loving deeds beyond mere words.

Washington Talmage Malta Melita Phoenicia Greece Rome Arabia Spain France England Mount Adtna Knights of Malta Paul St. Paul’s Bay Publius Heaven Earth Jesus Christ Mediterranean Garfield Garfeld L. G. Arm

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants

An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain in children. It claims to relieve crying, cure diarrhea, regulate the stomach, reduce inflammation, and strengthen the system. Sold by druggists worldwide at 24 cents a bottle.

Growing Old Gracefully A Guide To Health And Beauty

An aging advice piece urges recognizing aging early and shaping life for health and beauty. It covers diet, avoiding indulgence, regular meals, limited stimulants, warm milk, sleep, gentle exercise, avoiding fatigue, proper clothing, noting wrinkles as character, rain water for complexion, natural hair color, ample sleep, nightly warm sponge baths, and minimal pillow use.

Tug Transport runs runaway on North River

A New York despatch reports the tug Transport of the Hudson River Lighterage Co. tore down the North River for nearly a mile with full steam. Captain William Sheldon waited in the pilot house as the engineer failed to answer bells. The engine driver Frank Reilly died shortly after the tug left North Moore Street.

New York Hudson River Lighterage Company North River William Sheldon Fulton Street Frank Reilly North Moore Street

Station at Belle Isle Receives Cable and Signals

Ottawa reports the Department of Public Works confirms laying of cable to Belle Isle light. Belle Isle station will publish signals for river Gulf of St Lawrence weather and ice reports to Quebec and Montreal. Lloyds will adopt it as a reporting station. Cape Race light fog whistle to run November 1 with double five second blasts every minute.

Ottawa Department of Public Works Belle Isle Light Belle Isle River Gulf of St. Lawrence Quebec Montreal Society of Lloyds Cape Race Col. Anderson Marine Department

Western Wheat Harvest Markets Trim the Northwest

A Montreal despatch notes about 3,000,000 bushels of wheat already marketed in the Northwest. Approximately 2,500 C.V.R. cars have moved the crop. Manitoba and Northwest farmers rejoice as sales may total near $25,000,000 and European interest could boost immigration.

Montreal Northwest C.V.R Manitoba Europe

Swedish engineer creates petroleum driven automobile sledge

Stockholm report identifies Hakanson, a Swedish engineer, as inventor of a high speed petroleum powered automobile sledge with snow grasping wheels. In snowy Sweden such a vehicle is seen as highly valuable and likely to be adopted by the army. The piece notes France's horseflesh price at five cents a pound with yearly consumption of about two and a half million pounds.

Stockholm Hakanson Sweden France

German deficit and naval budget plans described

A Berlin dispatch reports the next German budget will show a deficit exceeding 100 million marks. The Berliner Tageblatt says the naval budget plans include a large cruiser and a small cruiser as replacements, with similar provisions expected for 1903. It also notes a school ship to replace the Gneisenau, sunk last December at Malaga’s port entrance. The article adds that the Pope owns the most expensive chair in the world, a solid silver item valued at $900,000.

Berlin Berliner Tageblatt Malaga

End of Lincoln Assassination and Garfield Shooting Accounts

An OCR fragment recounts the Lincoln assassination and Garfield shooting, naming John Wilkes Booth as the Lincoln assassin and detailing the pursuit and Booth's death. It also touches on President Garfield being shot, his surgeons, and his death after the wounds. The piece mingles dramatic narrative with partial quotes and muddled phrasing from the era.

Jimate Dent Dent John Wilkes Booth Seco Heathlea Tre Washington Santesc Abraham Lincoln Booth Robertson Tursassin Lincoln Clhiros

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Strathy & Esten Bank of Toronto Berrie H. H. Strathy K.C G. H. Carey J. C, Brokovak R. T. Banting Ounty P.O Cookstown J. C Smith Orrier Owen and Collier Streets R. W. A. Ross L.R.O F.C. P Barne R. S. Broad Toronto General Hospital Toronto McCarthy McCarthy & Co Dougall Bros W. D. Maclaren Ross E. L. Brerston Henderson's Owen Street Lily Western Insurance CO —of Montgomery Ohnson & Sarjeant Paris Urvick Elizabeth St Warrig Wellington Hotel Assura John Rogerson Fire and Life Box Desicus Eee Ritaney T. Milburn Co., Limited Dr. Talmage Joseph David Mephibosheth Jonathan Onesiphorus John Howards Florence Nightingales Grace Darlings Ida Lewises Nehemiah Ishiak God Carter Peraty G. G. Smith Undertaker Barrie & Stroud DO Dolmage Stroud Collier St. Barria Bristol’s Pills Bristol’s Peary Davis Western Wheat Invente Lot Marion & Marion New York Life Atlantic Washington D.C aaLnas Pons Med Ne Hospital Tei Insane Mire Clark Grace Hospital Davis & Lawrence Co., Limited Cresswell the T. Milburn Co., Limited Ont I. Davidson Bricht’s Linguln Americas Phece Southern H Herald Ife Garfiflius MI Val
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