Prize List Honors P E I Exhibitors at Amherst Winter Fair
Amherst December 6 The prize list to date shows P E Island exhibitors successful across livestock and fruit categories at the Amherst Winter Fair. Winners include Queen’s 14 fruit entries by Dewar Lane Robertson and Son and Black with several top placings in Yorkshire and Tamworth pigs, Barrows and Sows from multiple farms, with results continuing on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Amherst
P. E. Island
Tve
Queen's
B. Dewar
Silas R. Lane
King’s
Percy Robertson
John Robertson
J Fi. Callbeck
A.A. McBeath
Roper Bros
Hal "Gow
Ji. W. Callbeck
A. A. McBeath
Pope Cook
Low
L A.A. Meereath
Wm J. Gibson
Callbeck
Cook
San Toy Grind Delight Impresses Lilliputian Opera Co
Review lauds the Lilliputian Opera Company for a polished San Toy night. The tale follows San Toy tricking Pekin court while posing as a boy then wooed by Captain Bobbie Preston. The cast earns strong audience applause for singing dancing and stage charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Toy
Sullivan
Lilliputian Opera
Pynka Pong
Capt
Bobbie Preston
Miss Poppy
J Lieu. Harvey Lucker
von How
San San Toy
Manadarin
Hen
Pekin
St Toy
Old Mann
Bere
Obbie
Changes in the staff at the Commons
An Ottawa report says a committee overseeing parliament’s domestic arrangements plans to replace twenty young women typists with young men. The anti suffragette movement cited as motivation, with the view that male staff can perform the work more appropriately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Ottawa
House of Commons
Danish steamer Hamlet abandoned after storm on voyage
The Danish steamer Hamlet with five crew members has been reported missing after departure from St John’s bound for Lamaline to load fish for a Spanish port. Terrific storms swept the coast the day she left, raising hopes for her safety amid search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
ST John’s Nild
Fatal Row in Sydney Ends With Pole Shot
Sydney December 6 A fatal row in the polack shacks at Glace Bay left one Pole dead, shot in the forehead by James Garrie who fled after the act and was later captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Sydney
Glace Bay
James Garrie
Garrie
Ontario Man Sentenced to Death for Murder of Mother
Peterboro Ont December 5 James Gorham found guilty of murdering his mother at a record assizes. Sir John Boyd passed death sentence today and Gorham smiled as the judge fixed the execution for January 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterboro
Ont
John Boyd
James Gorham
Nothing definite yet about coronation contingent being invited
Ottawa notes Canada has not received an invitation to send a military contingent to the King George coronation in June. In other items, a San Toy performance receives high praise for scenery costumes and child singer, described as one of the prettiest staged in years and likely to draw a packed house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
George
Let Them Know It Let Him Know It Let Her Know It
A fragment urges expressing gratitude to loved ones for support and blessings. It encourages recognizing a man’s and woman’s impact on life, faith, and motivation, urging readers to acknowledge those who uplift and inspire through devotion and courage.
Cunningham Case May Close Today After Long Trial
Summerside reporters describe the ongoing Cunningham murder trial. Testimony covers witness accounts at Alberton and the lobster fishing community, with police questions about a suspect’s movements and a lobster can liquor exchange. The court adjourned for dinner with more witness work expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Girls In Revolt At Edinburgh Reformatory
Extraordinary scenes at a girls reformatory in Edinburgh as youths aged twelve to seventeen confined staff, tore slates from roofs, smashed windows and threatened arson. Police from Edinburgh quelled the outbreak. ring leaders received twenty one days imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Reformatory
Moncton poised for professional hockey team debut
Moncton followers await a promoters meeting for a regional professional league to be held in Truro. If formed, Moncton will field a team with delegates A B Donald and Rollie Norman attending. probable players include Crockett Gregory Cushing Norman Wortman Kennedy Stoyles and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncton
Truro
Donald
Rollie Norman
Crockett
Gregory
Cushing
Norman
Wortman
Kennedy
Stoyles
A Hot Shot on Home Shopping
A short oddly phrased notice mentions home shopping and prosperity schemes with a dubious jab at foreign orders, alongside an advertisement for Minard's Lintment claiming dandruff curing properties.
London Reeds More Asylums
London notes rising neness in asylums with 19 828 patients at year start. Plans include converting Claybury for 86 private patients and building a new Horstop asylum costing £50 000. Council approves site and equipment funds for hospital for the insane with a construction offer accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Claybury
Horstop
Prosecution Near End in Hattie LeBlanc Murder Trial
In Cambridge mass the prosecution's direct case against Miss Hattie LeBlanc for the murder of Clarence F. Glover is expected to finish by end of tomorrow's session, as the trial heads toward closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Hattie LeBlanc
Clarence F. Glover
Snow and Wind Grip Toronto With Cold Flurries
Strong north winds drive off shore gales as Toronto records a cold spell. At 3 AM the temperature stood at 22 degrees above zero with a low of 17 earlier and a high of 24 by 9 PM. Tides rise at 3 02 PM today and 4 47 PM tomorrow. day length 8 hours 54 minutes. Moonset tonight at 9 34 PM. sun sets 4 20 PM and rises 7 24 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Toronto
Dee
Teday
Presbytery Holds Long Session on Union Question
A Presbytery meeting at P. B. Island continued through the afternoon and night to debate the Church Union question. The session also considered Zion Church’s call to Rev R. G. Strathie of Summerside among other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Island
Classified Advertisements for Market Items and Notices
Condensed ads include sale of sausages and poultry at Central Market. a scholarship prize offered by Guardian Office. job seeker's note. lost initials C.2a.C.. a clerk position. rent notice for Upper Hillsboro Street. annual farmers institute meeting details. bowling lanes at Burke's Alleys. and a liniment claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Market
L. P. Tanton's
Guardian
King Edward Hotel
Hillsboro Street
L. H. Beer
T. L. Aitken
Upper Hillsboro St
Myde River Farmers’ Institute
Clyde River Hall
Zowling
Burke's Alleys
British Elections. Of Yesterday Make Very Little News
Detectives executed twenty search warrants and recovered silverplate and dishes worth several thousand dollars stolen from the King Edward Hotel. The thefts stretch back over months or years and the items were smuggled out in garbage barrels. No arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Toronto
King Edward Hotel
New York Sees First Snowstorm of the Season
December 6 New York experienced its first real snow storm of the season. A two hour heavy fall left streets slippery and hindered traffic. More than 20 people were taken to hospitals after falls on streets or sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guardian
New York
Drowned Man Drowns Crossing Indian Lake
In Sunbury on Indian Lake a man named Haley Holmes, described as colored, was drowned while crossing the icy lake. He broke through about a hundred yards from shore as children on the bank watched and could not summon help in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Healey Holmes
Indian Lake
Sunbury
May bury M S Eddy body in Mother Church crypt
Boston December 1 The body of Mary Walter Glover Hddy founder and head of the Christian Science Church is believed to be laid in the crypt under the altar of the First Church Boston The Mother Church. Officials refused to confirm any plan for disposition tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary Walter Glover Hddy
Christian Science Cehurch
Conservative Gains Mark Election Whitehall Rumors
London dispatch reports fluctuating post election tallies with 299 Liberal gains and 152 Unionists and Nationalists listed among opposition. Lansdowne notes Conservatives face reduced majorities and public support may fail to sustain a constitutional program. Rumor persists that Hall of Dulwich may retire to back Bonar Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Burns
London
Lansdowne
Hall
M. P
Dulwich
Bonar Law
Toronto bank rewards boy who found package of notes
The Trader's Bank signaled gratitude after a four year old boy returned a package containing $20,000 in unsigned notes. The bank forwarded a pass book to the boy’s father Mr Theurckoff and credited the lad with five hundred dollars as a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Toronto
Trader‘s Bank
Theurckoff
Pupils Standing In City Schools West Kent Street
A list of pupils and teachers from West Kent Street School Queen Square and Prince Street School. Includes pairs of student names with supervisors and class divisions. Some entries appear incomplete or garbled due to OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Kent Street
R. H. Campbell
Elsie Dewar
Ray Brow
Marion Stewart
J. G. Bennett
Ernest Reid
John McLean
Harry Stanley
M. R. Bethune
Gerald Kelly
Nelson McEwen
George Gardiner
G. H. Campbell
Wilfred McLeod
Annie McLeod
George McDonald
Mary Cornicot
Walter McDougall
Helen Block
Claire Stover
Miss F
McKenzie
William Davies
William McDougall
Edgar Whitlock
Margaret Gillis
Jean Tait
Addie Worth
Janelle Gay
A. A. Wadman
Kenneth Johnson
Isabel Bourke
Fred Large
Maude Beales
G. McMillan
Ana Case
Jack Large
Eleanor Beales
Minnie Finlayson
Edgar Veasey
Walter Taylor
Marjory Robertson
Gordon Larter
Maud McConnell
Barry Tait
William McInnis
Walter Brady
Lewisa McDougall
Queen Square School
James Land
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. E
Berkshire
Barrow
Peter Brothe
Rp. Brodie
P. Cook
sPeter Brodie
Peter Brodie
IW Toy
Ontario
Hyon Tee
McQuarrie
Summerside
Bell
Ross
A. McLellan
J. McNeill
John Wells
Haszard
Alberton Wharf
Skerry
Alberton
Alford
George Murphy
Court House
Will Stapleton
Fred Roger
Lewis
Ulford
P. O
George Gaudet
Mr. Haszard
Olford
Archie
Econ
Alard
Tweedy
Will White
Coourt
Alford Cunningham
Tred Loveatt
Loveatt’s
Iver
Gordon’s Point
Kildare
Cravingham
Wrench
Charles McNeill
Wes
Girls IN Revolt
Police
Minard
REEDS
Case
Lak
M&s Eddy Chipt
Tadopaig
Vecsisse Scassbess
Unionists
Iowa
Marshalltown
Ada Friend
Jesse R. Barker
Getun
Frank Vessey
C. Trainorg
A. Pineau
Alice, Fennessey
W. Byrne
2D. Stewart
Jerome McKenna
A. J. McDonald
F ®.Bolard
F. Duffy
A. Arsenault
Mary Farmer
D. Trainor
L. Mc Ysaac
C. Perry
A. M. Waparek
Monaghah
J. Weatherby
Dorion
McDonald
R. Henry
H. Redmond
M. McCourt
V. Maddison
A. Clinston
J. Veasey
Prince Street
J. D. Ssaman
A. Gordon
L.mc~ Intyre
Annie Gardiner
L. K. Sere McKenzicky
Figtcher
J. Finlays
B. Overt
Paephatl
B. B. Ratten
Mey
A. Wright
Acorn
H. Perets
Gworth
Satin A. Watson
G. Taylor
L. McLare
Cyr J. Taylor
K McPherson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!