Mysterious death of woman on Quebec bound train
The Port Hope era story recounts the disappearance and death of Mrs J Hooper after she was taken from a Quebec train near Terrebonne on Sept 18. Her husband John Hooper faced police attention as details emerge of an alleged attempt to poison and conceal the death, with public inquiries and exhumation talks following in Port Hope.
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Hooper case looms as trial nears in Port Hope
Hooper protests innocence as police watch his Port Hope residence day and night. Friends claim a plot by Terrebonne Catholics to ruin him, note his wife left the Catholic church for Protestantism, and describe family illness and a quiet burial. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as helpful for nervous strain and recovery.
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Port Hope
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