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 appeared in Canadian Champion, 1 Dec 1864, p. 2     SAD ACCIDENT. - It is our mournful duty, to chronicle a sad accident that occurred yesterday about noon. A child of Mr. Cameron of Omagh, between four and five years of age, was burnt in a most shocking manner, about the breast, arms and legs. Her clothes which were mostly …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 9 Jun 1864, p. 2     NARROW ESCAPE. - On Friday of last week a daughter of Jacob Cline of Port Nelson, while engaged preparing breakfast her dress caught fire, she rushed out of the house and ran around it twice before she could be stopped. A gentleman standing near by caught her, but owing to …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 6 Oct 1864, p. 2     To the Editor of the CANADIAN CHAMPION. Sir, - The circumstances in connection with the lamented death of the late Robert Howden have given rise to some false statements which ought to be corrected. The young man had felt unwell for a couple of weeks and concluded that he would …

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 appeared in Canadian Champion, 13 Oct 1864, p. 2     SAD ACCIDENT. - The Spectator informs us a very painful affair that took place in Wellington Square, last Friday morning, resulting in the death of a very estimable young man by the name of John Soverien. He was the son of Freem'm Soverien, farmer and was about 19 years of …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 14 Jul 1864, p. 2     FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GRAND TRUNK. - An accident attended with fatal result occurred on the Grand Trunk Railway, between two and three o'clock this morning. As No. 22 Freight train, bound west, was passing Action station at a moderate speed, the pin coupling the engine and tender came out. …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 28 Jul 1864, p. 2     Man Found Dead. The body of a man was found, in a state of decomposition, in the woods near the residence of J. Freeman, Esq., Georgetown, on Friday last, the 22nd inst. The body was identified as that of Robert McWilliams, a resident of the Township of Eramosa. An inquest …

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 appeared in Canadian Champion, 4 Aug 1864, p. 2     Fatal Accident. An accident, resulting in the death of a teamster named James Hopkins, of Eramosa, occurred on Tuesday, the 26th ult., on lot No. 32, 2nd Con., Esquesing. It appears that, in company with several others, the deceased was engaged in drawing lumber from ...

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 appeared in Canadian Champion, 5 May 1864, p. 2     SUDDEN DEATH. - We learn that a man by the name of Isaac Vallick, residing on the 5th line Nelson, died suddenly, in a fit, on Saturday last. Mr. Vallick, it appears has been slightly subject to fits for a length of time, and more especially, if was in trouble. …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 5 May 1864, p. 2     DROWNED. - A child named James Scott, about two and a half years old, son of Mr. James Scott, Bronte Mills, was drowned in Bronte Creek, on the morning of Tuesday last, and the body has not been found, after the most diligent search. It is believed to have floated …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 12 May 1864, p. 2     Three Childlren Burned to Death. On Tuesday morning last, about half-past three, the dwelling house occupied by Mr. Leroy Fuller, on the road from Beachville to Embro, on that portion known as the Governor's road, about one and a quarter miles from Beachville, was totally ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 12 May 1864, p. 2     We learn from G. T. Bastedo, Esq., County Crown Attorney, that a man by the name of Thomas Martin, convicted at the Assizes in this County in Sept., 1861, for "False pretences," died on the 9th May, inst., in the Provincial Penitentiary at Kingston, where he was undergoing sentence for …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 26 May 1864, p. 2     Trial of an Editor for Murder The Owen Sound Advertiser of Friday last, contains an account of the trial of Mr. S. L. M. Luke, Editor of the Durham Standard, for murder. Mr. Henry Macpherson appeared for the Crown, and Mr. R. A. Harrison, of Toronto, for the prisoner. From …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 26 May 1864, p. 2     Death of J. G. Bowes, Esq. Ex-Mayor, J. G. Bowes, died at his residence, in Toronto, on the morning of Friday, 20th inst., after but a very brief illness. He had been suffering from a severe attack of bronchitis for a few days previous to his death, but his friends …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 31 Mar 1864, p. 2     Tragedy in Seaforth. We have gleaned the main particulars of a terrible tragedy that took place in Seaforth, on Tuesday evening last, which are as follows:- On that day a lumberman named Cartman, with several of his companions, entered Dawney's hotel, Seaforth, with a view to ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 31 Mar 1864, p. 2     SUDDEN DEATH. - On Wednesday, 16th inst., Mr. George Martin, of Hillburg, while engaged at his usual work in the flouring mill of George Worts, Esq., of that village, was suddenly seized with a violent pain in the bowels. He was conveyed home and, though medical aid was called in, …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 7 Apr 1864, p. 2     FATAL ACCIDENT. - From the Owen Sound Times we learn the particulars of a sad accident which occurred in the south-east part of Artemesia on the evening of Monday, 14th March. Two young men, named John Thompson and Treadgold, were out hunting, had tracked some racoons into an hollow tree, …