Thirteenth Ontario factory report details 22 fatal accidents
The Ontario factory inspectors report for 1900 shows 394 accidents with 22 fatally. Causes include high speed demands, unguarded gears, shafting, boiling water tanks, and boiler or explosive incidents. Safety as a secondary priority under modern machinery is criticized.
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Stong
Extraordinary incident at New Crossroad shop
A chaotic scene described at a deaper’s premises in New Crossroad where a drove of cattle disrupted the shop. A man forced entry through a doorway and clambered to the roof, causing windows to shatter and buyers to flee. The event ends with medical or police attention sought after.
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Wisentiine
Dalyent
Lloyds Weekly
Canadian Fisheries Output in 1960 Surges Across Seals Lobster and Salmon
Fisheries data show 1960 output with fur seal take at 86 925 by Canadian sealers and a lobster plant value near 1 004 180 dollars across four canneries. The sealing fleet totalled 87 vessels, the salmon industry in British Columbia includes 69 canneries with capital 1 880 000 and 18 077 workers. In total 668 760 fathoms of nets used and fish catch reached about 420 706 dollars, marking an increase over the previous year.
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British Columbia
Canada
Fisheries Department
Notable early life figure Dr Seadding passes away in York
The Rev Dr Seadding longtime rector and historian of York dies at Trinity Square Dre aged about 90 after a lifelong ministry and scholarly work. He led religious and civic projects and preserved local history for decades. Survived by a widow and a daughter, his death ends a prominent era in the community.
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Seadding
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Devonshire
Senaddine
Upper Cameda Collegge
St Johns
Caamtrides
Oldertown
Omar
Pune
Erie
Coijellen
Uoh
Sead
Nicknames for Cities Across Canada and Beyond
A fragmented list of urban epithets assigns colorful nicknames to numerous cities. Mentions include Toronto The Queen City Ottawa The Capital City London The Forest City Kingston The Limestone City Windsor The Frontier City St Thomas The Railway City St Catharines The Garden City Guelph The Royal City Stratford The Chissie City Belleville The Bay Cry Woodstock The Century City Peterboro The Mleetrie City Galt Lithle Manchester Bertin Thenaan Town Cornwall The Factory Town Goderich The Salt Town Brockville The Island Town Winnipeg The Prairie City Montreal The Royalty Halifax The Garrison City Charlottetown The Island City Vancouver The HMacitie City and others amid a roaming survey of place appellations.
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Toronto
Queen City
OtawWa
Garden City
Guelph
Royal City
Stratford
Chissie City
Belleville
Woodstock
Century City
Peterboro
Mleetrie City
Galt Lithle
Manchester
Bertin Thenaan
Cornwall
Goderich
Brockville
Whovold
Montreal
Halifax
Annapolis
Charlottetown
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Hrandoy
Wheat City
Territories
Coulgary
Vancouver
Liverpool
Victoria
New Woestminster
Nanaimo
Kawloops
Nelson
City of Destiny
RosssideThe
Gresnwood
New Denver
Slocon
Canyon City
Wiisu
Lake Oirs
Canada
Klondike
Galt
Grain yields reported from Saskatchewan settlement farms
A delegate from Lafayette County Missouri writes of Saskatchewan settlement farms near Asaunten Western Canada. He notes high grain yields with 175 acres producing 1000 bushels of oats and 100 bushels per acre for wheat. Cattle range and beef quality are described as fat and profitable amid nutritious grasses. The writer believes the country offers better conditions than previous regions.
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Codi
Saskatchown
Asaunten
Cannes
Migerke
Hmigg
Insville
Luffayette Co
Eine
Thirley
Woelling Tower
Hhoat
Canada’s Railway Progress Noted by U.S. Consul General
Consul General Wittinger at Monte Rei reports Canadian railway development mirroring U S progress. He notes Canada with five million people has about 17 000 miles of track versus the United States’ 180 000 miles for eighty million people. He adds Canada relies on the U S for railway equipment but wishes Canada further success.
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Canada
Wittinger
Monterei
Hewan Railway
United States
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