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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1895
Page
1
A fragment from a Baltimore newspaper page blends quips on pride and ignorance with eclectic notes. It mentions rising women earning independence, a bigamist’s burden, the Duke of Fife learning bicycle riding, and a Napoleonic anecdote about perilous war games sparked by Mme Turreau, ending in a repentant yet relish-filled reminiscence.
Largely provincial items fill this condensed Canadian page. Blyth seeks a chartered bank while London notes Lagrippe prevailing. Stouffville debenture debt stands at 3100 dollars. several deaths including Galt resident Mr Price and Brant Registrar Shenstone. Many reopenings and closures across towns from Knox church to Camlachie axe handle factory.
A week lists 226 U S business failures while Ex President Harrison regains strength and Boston offers a large reward for the arson of three Catholic churches. Other items include a Louisville murder sentence, NY fish transport, suffrage vote, a Washington money notice, a Mount Pleasant murder, a Toledo rail accident, a New York forgery reversal, racing bill outlook, Hoboken church incident with a drunken widow seeking a pint, and related court actions.
Sir Henry Ponsonby is dying at Osborne. A Silesian coal mine explosion kills fifty. The English bootmakers’ strike spreads with two hundred thousand idle operatives. The steamer Mayfair reports sighting the missing Spanish warship Reina Regente. A man dies carrying oxygen at a London magic lantern show. Slatin Bey escapes Mahdi, returning to Assouan after eleven years. Lord Rosebery recovers from influenza but faces insomnia and possible resignation. Prof. John Stewart Blackie dies leaving funds to his wife and a Greek library to Edinburgh University. The Alphonso XII reports Reina Regente sunk near the Straits of Gibraltar with all hands lost. London club sensations persist with notable rejections at Marlborough and Traveller’s Clubs and royal figures involved.
The government named a panel to investigate University College affairs, assess management and staff efficiency, with Hon. T. W. Taylor as chair and four other members from Ontario and Quebec. The house also debated liquor hours, municipal act amendments, and provincial official appointments while the Fece Commission report was laid.
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