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Newspaper

Millbrook Reporter

Location

Millbrook, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 02, 1893

Page

6

Notable Deaths and Fortunes Mark Hamilton Weekly News

A long list of obituaries and local incidents from Hamilton St. Catharines Guelph and Montreal includes deaths of Captain John Mackay and bookseller Robert Duncan plus others like contractor John J. Macdonald and convict Thomas Kearny. The piece notes political, legal, and transport developments across Canada and beyond with dates and places.

John Mackay Hamilton St. Catharines Robert Duncan

Recreations of Great Men and Poets Friends

The text recounts Pope's preferred pastime of socializing with painters like Kneller and Reynolds. A Guinea trader visitor jokes about the two greatest men, while Kneller’s nephew critiques age and strength. Reynolds keeps a tame bird in Leicester Square, which escapes one summer morning, leaving Reynolds to search fruitlessly.

Pope Society of Painters Kneller Thackeray Warburton Godfrey Kneller Godfrey Joshua Reynolds Leicester Square

A Horse's Grief Expressed in Tears and Sorrow

An eyewitness recalls a battlefield scene at Alma where a horse, after its rider fell dead, turned to the body and shed copious tears. The incident, cited in Cooper’s novels and discussed in Parliament, underscores animal suffering and humanity toward animals.

Cooper Lord Erskine House of Lords Alma

My First Shipwreck in the British Channel 1844

A fifteen year old apprentice aboard the 120 ton schooner Margaret from Bristol endures a gale and wreck off the Wales coast. The ship breaks up but all crew survive. the narrator is washed ashore and nursed by Welsh villagers before rejoining Captain Thomas.

Margaret William Thomas Holland Bristol Cook St. Helena Thomas Jack Wales Oress Mysel Sca

Doctors Tell Of Mysterious Encounters In Profession

A prominent physician recounts risky calls where distrustful spouses threaten him and epilepsy patients lash out with razors. One doctor, summoned to a stranger’s home, faced a furious husband before fleeing. Another case ends with a violent patient subdued, later recovering then sent to asylum.

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Great Antarctic Icebergs Drift Toward New Zealand Coasts

A vast flotilla of Antarctic icebergs drifts into the New Zealand current frightening ships off Cape Horn and Chatham Islands. Eyewitness accounts describe 250 to 300 foot high blocks, some bearing brown earth, with archipelago-like spreads seen as far north as 48 to 49 degrees south.

New Zealand Iit Dundee Whalers Erebus Cape of Good Hope Sayedsey Greenland Humboldt Carpenter Chatham Islands South Atlantic Antarctic Arctic North Atlantic

Canary Captured by Spider in Santa Ana

A canary ensnared in a Santa Ana tree was bound by sticky threads tied to a spider. The bird hung head downward and unable to move as the spider slowly pulled it upward, until a bystander freed the trapped animal.

Santa Ana Cal

Ages of British Statesmen and Their Lifespans

The era's leaders are listed with ages at death or last office, noting Lord Palmerston died in harness near eighty two, Chatham seventy, Fox fifty seven, Pitt forty seven, Cummings fifty eight, Peel sixty two, Earl Russell eighty six though out of office after seventy four, Lord Beaconsfield seventy seven, and Gladstone eighty three.

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Pirates of the Past Versus Modern Atlantic Loot

The article contrasts historic pirate wealth with contemporary transatlantic plunder aboard the French steamer La Champagne. It notes a $4,300,000 gold cargo, implying steam shipping has ended high seas piracy era, leaving old buccaneers to contemplate lesser spoils.

Anson Sea Knights Atlantic New York la Champagne High Seas

Lent Denial Delays Lending in Congress

A humorous exchange shows a congressman asking for twenty dollars and another ready to lend, but the lender refuses in observance of Lent. The dialogue captures office banter and self restraint amid congressional courtesy.

Mystery Cleared Up About Water Riding Tiny Creatures

A father explains to his child that the little animals in water exist and can be seen with a microscope. The dialogue suggests curiosity about drinking water and its effects on singing like a tea kettle when heated.

Tommy Papa

Engineering feats and plans for an expansive transmountain project

A report details the scale of a colossal railway undertaking crossing the Andes with tunnels up to six miles long and stations far above sea level. It notes opening delays, tower and lift components, and vast costs while highlighting engineers adapting to extreme climates and high altitude work.

Cesembly Park Canadian Pacific Ia Avestock Andes Galeri Mont Blanc Alps St. Gottard Simpton Ap Pike Sue

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