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 George Lake, Porcupine Advance, 19 Apr 1912, Section 1, p. 1     See also: April 19, 1912 Sect. 1, Page 5

 George Lake, Porcupine Advance, 26 Apr 1912, Section 1, p. 3     Proprietors of moving picture shows in Toronto and Detroit have been warned by the Police Department that films portraying the wreck of the Titanic cannot be exhibited in these cities. "Public feelling [sic.] should not be harrowed by 'fake' pictures." said Police Captain Baker of Detroit. ...

 George Lake, Porcupine Advance, 18 Apr 1912, Section 1, p. 5     ...

 George Lake, Porcupine Advance, 3 May 1912     DEATH SHIP ARRIVES IN HALIFAX HARBOUR: 116 BURIALS AT SEA Bodies Unidentified Through Mutilation Returned to the Deep Sea. Halifax, N.S., April 30 - With the band of H.M.C.S. Niobe playing "Death March in Saul" on the battleship dock, the bells tolling, and the flags dropping listlessly at ...

 Porcupine Advance, 20 Dec 1912, Section 1, p. 1     About 70 cases under the Lemieux act brought against employes (sic.) of the Hollinger Mine and others by Manager Robbins of the mine, will be heard Jan. 6, having been postponed from Friday at the request of J.M. Godfrey, counsel for the prosecution. This step was taken because in one …

 Porcupine Advance, 4 Oct 1912, Section 1, p. 8     Last Thursday after shooting three times at George Wilkes, proprietor of the Ottawa House at Cobalt, and thinking he had killed him, J.K. (Curley) McDonald, a young American from the Adirondack region stepped outside and shot himself through the brain, dying instantly. The shooting occurred because ...

 Cobourg World, 12 Jan 1912, p. 5, column 1     ...

 Cobourg World, 12 Apr 1912, p. 5, column 1     ...

      Obituary. ____ George W. Goble George W. Goble died at two a.m. today in Los Angeles, Cal., following a stroke of paralysis suffered on October 21st. During the two weeks of illness Mr. Goble's family, including his wife and four ...

      Obituary ____ Gilbert Mollison, Sr. Gilbert Mollison, Sr., died at ten o'clock last night at his home, 92 West Fifth street, in his ninety-sixth year. The end was unexpected and the announcement called forth expressions of regret from many in all walks of life. No ...

      Obituary ____ Gilbert Mollison Gilbert Mollison, one of the oldest residents of this city, and one of the last business men who flourished in the fifties when Oswego was at the height of a commercial career, passed away yesterday at his residents, 92 West Fifth ...

      1912 DAILY BRITISH WHIG (available on microfilm at Kingston Public Library & Queen's University Stauffer Library) Jan. 1, 1912 not published Jan. 2, 1912 p.5 Too Rough For Trip - New Island Wanderer did not make run from Cape ...

      p.5 Laid Up For the Season - New Island Wanderer, Capt. Hudson, made last trip on Saturday. Harbor Frozen Solid - Pierrepont did Island route on Saturday but had to lay up. Jan. 9, 1912 nil Jan. 10, 1912 nil Jan. 11, 1912

      nil Jan. 17, 1912 nil Jan. 18, 1912 p.2 Court of Appeal - Meaford Elevator Co. vs Playfair - str. Mount Stephen, by breaking of mooring line, damaged marine leg of their elevator; str. Kinmount also involved. p.4 The Welland's ...

      p.1 Claim Is Settled - between R. & O. Navigation company and passenger on str. Rapids King; he had clothing ruined on board. Nearly 500 Vessels In Lake Carriers - President Livingstone of Lake Carriers Association at annual meeting. Jan. 23, ...

      p.1 Grain Boats Released - tug Sarnia City breaks ice for Wahcondah, Donnacona and Glenellah, at Sarnia. p.2 Will Bring Barge Here - Capt. Hinckley, of Oswego, N.Y., was in the city, on Wednesday, on his way to Montreal. He reports having had quite a time in ...

      p.1 Welland Canal Not Considered - minister of railways and canals, Hon. Frank Cochrane, denies story about money given for construction of Welland Canal. p.3 Was A Great Success - Council No. 4, National Association of Marine Engineers put on social at ...

      nil Feb. 16, 1912 p.1 Start New Lighthouse - near Lake Ontario Park; Mr. Regan is gov't expert in charge. R. & O. Earnings - p.3 To Stop At Oswego, N.Y. - R. & O. str. Rochester to stop at Higgins & Kingford wharf.

      p.2 For 40 Years A Navigator - Capt. Thomas John Jones commanded Pumper and most other boats on Rideau. [Ottawa Free Press] Abandoned Plan - for breakwater from Murney Tower to Pt. Frederick. p.6 Late Lake Navigation - with higher rates is ...

      p.2 STRIKE WAS SETTLED The rivetters of the Kingston Shipbuilding company, who went on strike Thursday afternoon, returned to work Friday morning, the trouble between themselves and the company being settled. The strikers claimed that rivetters were being brought in ...