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Newspaper

Millbrook Reporter

Location

Millbrook, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 01, 1894

Page

6

A Comedy of Errors Ends in Romance at Dinner

In a London drawing room a dinner spirals into farce as Jessica Nevill’s affection for John Farquhar collides with her engagement to another. Amid mistakenings and moonlit garden talks, Jessica confesses true love, John reveals a richer suit, and the couple wed in autumn. The tale closes with Mr Nevill’s lonely next move and a comic twist of marrying younger partners.

John Jessica Mr. Nevill Talbotides Flora Miss Talbot Jessica Nevill Farquhar Mrs. Williams Talbot John Farquher Snow Fiora John Farquar Papa Nevill Miss Lora Jess Tangier John Farquhar Miss Snow

Distress in Chicago After World's Fair Unemployed Crisis

Following a riot at City Hall and a flood of unemployed crowds, Chicago housed and fed thousands in the City Hall corridors. A Central Relief Association formed, establishing a Lake Front soup kitchen at Randolph Street feeding about four thousand daily, while lodging remained unmet.

Columbus Monument Lake Front Central Relief Association Centri- Relief Association Randolph Street

Ottawa Personalities Parade Courtly Etiquette

PERSONALS describes Ottawa society with notes on honours for officials the royal names debate Queen Victoria etiquette at Sandringham and a Halifax opening of the Nova Scotia Legislature. It highlights General Montgomery Moore in morning dress and Lord Aberdeen’s State dinner with Lady Marjorie and train-bearers.

Humbert Italy Europe Victoria Duke of Clarence Prince Eddie Prince Princess of Wales Prince Albert Victor Princess Maud of Wales Sandringham Duchess of Albany Prince Leopold Earl of Rosebery Duke Princess Alice of Albany Lord Rosebery Hannah de Rothschild Montgomery Moore Halifax Nova Scotia Ontario Sir John Thompson Abstainer W. A. Henry Supreme Court Lord Aberdeen Rideau Hall Marjorie Archie Dudley Gordon Ottawa Capital

A Japanese Tailor Visits Grand Hotel Yokohama

A correspondent in Japan describes Ah Shing, a Chinese merchant with forty three tailors, who called at 6:20 and 6:39 at the Grand Hotel Yokohama to measure and fit a suit for $2.50. He notes Ah Shing’s long business in Japan and ability to advise on prices and promptness.

Japan Grand Hotel Yokohama Ah Shing

Prince of Wales Tour Through Canada in 1860

The Prince of Wales visited Newfoundland on July 24, 1860 with the Duke of Newcastle as his governor. He then toured Halifax Quebec and Montreal in late July and August, arrived in Ottawa September 1 and laid the Parliament building corner stone the next day. He crossed into Detroit September 2, visited Washington October 3, Philadelphia October 9, New York October 11, Boston October 17, and sailed from Portland, Maine on October 29 for England.

Prince of Wales Newfoundland Duke of Newcastle Halifax Quebec Montreal Ottawa United Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada Parliament House Detroit Washington Buchanan Philadelphia New York Boston England Portland

A Capital Sportsman in Parson Sharpe’s Gloried Blinds

A rustic reminiscence from Spare Moments recalls Parson Sharpe as a remarkably blind yet fearless hunter. The old gamekeeper laughs at his extraordinary shooting while recounting how the party chased birds and dogs around the Red Lion Inn parlour. He jokes that Sharpe sometimes hit a cow or a man, yet generally struck something.

Red Lion Inn Sharpe Parson

Canadian Heir Near Fortune From New York Estate Case

John H. Hill of Toronto a carter with Jolliffe & Co. pursues a claim to a vast New York estate once leased to Trinity church. The 62 acre tract in Broadway between Trinity church and the Battery could yield millions to 300 heirs, with Canadian relatives rallying since a lease disappearance was recovered.

John H. Hill Woolsley Street Toronto Robert Edwards New York Heaven Canada Hill Empire Carter Jolliffe & Co Queen Street West Collingwood Mr. Hill Broadway Trinity Church the Battery Trinity Church Corporation of Nillips Muskoka Joseph John Cooper Bracebridge Robert Hill Gravenhurst Joseph Cooper Rachel Cameron J. Natworth Detroit London Sam

The Condor of the Andes

A vivid account of the condor’s size speed and predatory behavior high in the Andes. It describes its hunting method, flight weakness after meals, a miners’ failed capture, remarkable endurance, and the bird’s long life. It notes nestless but wind sheltered roosts and the parents training fledglings to fly.

Andes

First English Bible Printed in 1535 and Ancient Text Facts

A compilation of notes on historic books and printing. The first complete English Bible appeared in 1535. The most valuable illustrated book is a Bible owned by Theodore Irwin of Oswego NY valued at 10000 dollars. The News of Cochran GA claims to be the smallest weekly paper in Georgia. Uruguay leads in newspapers per population. Early European almanacs include Kalendarium Novum from Regimentanus. Paper from rags dates to the 14th century with a 1315 Joinville to Louis X letter cited. Scriptural writing moved from skins and papyrus to ink on parchment and later Hebrew vowel marks.

England Theodore Irwin Oswego N.Y Cochran Georgia Republic Uruguay Europe Regimentanus Buda Hungary Joinville Louis X France

Resolving New Year Resolutions in Odd Fragments

A fragmented OCR reads as a group of incomplete lines about New Year resolutions. It mentions attempts to be quiet, lists varied small aims, and references a persona or student named Bogan amid mixed phrases. The readable text resembles scattered poetry or notes.

Master Corwin and the broken ladder lesson

Peter Schuyler, a pupil, clings to a broken ladder in a classroom scene as Master Corwin disciplines the students. Grandpa Schuyler repairs a ladder in his shop, and the lesson centers on honesty diligence and temperance as Peter learns the value of patience and effort. The tale traces the boy’s day, his father’s works, and a reforming drill that rewards correct conduct with money.

Peter Schuyler Schuyler Gter Peter Clarente Smith Peter Ladder Grandpa Schuyler Grandpa Sc

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