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Whitby Chronicle, 20 Mar 1896, p. 4     The spring jury sittings of the Supreme Court of Justice opened here Monday (March 16) with Hon. Mr. Justice Falconbridge presiding. The attendance of people at court was very large, owing to the ant

Whitby Chronicle, 27 Mar 1896, p. 6     TRIAL FINISHED HERE FRIDAY NIGHT (MARCH 20) DENIAL OF CONSPIRACY BY ALGER ALSO OF ANY KNOWLEDGE THAT MRS. ALGER HAD COMSUMPTION ALGER'S STORY OF THE TRANSACTION HEAVY SENTENCE IMPOSED The only additi

Whitby Chronicle, 13 Nov 1896, p. 5     All Saints' Church in this town celebrated its 30th anniversary and All Saints; Day on Sunday last (Nov. 1). The edifice is one of the finest specimens of church architecture in the section of countr

Whitby Chronicle, 13 Nov 1896, p. 1     Town Line - The school board of this section have so far this year improved the house and ground by putting in a slate black-board, storm windows and a new pump.

Whitby Chronicle, 10 Jan 1896, p. 1     Town Line - The Grangers held a special meeting on Tuesday of last week (Dec. 31). We understand they have leased the grounds, now occupied by their hall for a term of five years, with the understand

Whitby Chronicle, 24 Apr 1896, p. 4     On behalf of Dr. W. F. Eastwood, Claremont, Messrs. Dickson & Johnston, Toronto, have notified The Chronicle of their intention to take action against us for libel on following sentences printed in a

Whitby Chronicle, 21 Feb 1896, p. 5     Many reports have been flying to the effect that G. E. Alger, who is to stand trial in Marion the alleged insurance fraud, had left the country for good. These stories were the outcome of a Toronto W

Whitby Chronicle, 27 Mar 1896, p. 5     We congratulate Co. Attorney Farewell upon the able manner in which he handled the crown's case in the Alger trial. The main evidence in that case required a great deal of corroboration, and the evid

Whitby Chronicle, 3 Apr 1896, p. 5     Capt. Cartwright of Stanley Barracks, Toronto, adjutant of Military District No. 2, to which the 34th Battalion belongs, made an inspection of the armories here and in Oshawa and Columbus on Saturday

Whitby Chronicle, 27 Mar 1896, p. 5     The sheriff conveyed Geo. E. Alger to Kingston on Tuesday (Mar. 24), a change which the latter had strongly urged, as he was anxious to face the worst of it, a feature which distinguished his conduct