- CA ON00156 BOHP/6
- Documento
- 5 February 1975
Maud Alice Logan discusses Glanmore from an employee's point of view.
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Maud Alice Logan discusses Glanmore from an employee's point of view.
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Rocco Campoli discusses his immigration to Canada and working for the Grand Trunk Railway, at farming and at the Canada Cement company.
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Stapley, Forde Samuel Russell/Smith, Sarah Almina/Bird,Kenneth Mulholland
Forde Stapley, Sarah Smith and Kenneth Bird discuss the workings of a stone machine used to remove large boulders from the fields.
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Edith Bristol discusses her immigration to Canada, her work as a companion/housekeeper and her contributions to St. Thomas' Church and the missions.
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Queena Cooke discusses her work as a housekeeper at Glanmore.
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Report of talk on the Grand Trunk Railway strike in Belleville 1877
File contains a newspaper clip about a talk to the Historical Society on the 1877 Belleville Riot after the strike of Grand Trunk Railway workers.
Many Town Residents Attend 'Open House' at Paper Plant
Parte de HCHS Textual Records collection: Files 2500 to 2999
A newspaper article pertaining to an open house held at the Hinde and Dauch Paper Company plant in Trenton.
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Smith, Henry K.; First Fish and Game Warden of Hastings c. 1893
Parte de HCHS Textual Records collection: Files 2500 to 2999
This file contains a letter written by Henry K. Smith; the first Fish and Game Warden of Hastings County. The letter, an attestation of oath acknowledging his duty to office and community.
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Belleville Grand Trunk Railway Riot 1877
File contains a c.1877 copy of a telegram to Col.Powell in Ottawa, report of the Queen's Own suppressing railway mob in Belleville, c.1877 copy of telegram from Belleville City Council to Lt.Col. Durie of Toronto re military presence required to suppress uprising at Grand Trunk railway, and other miscellaneous documents on the c.1877 railway uprising of workers in Belleville.
Correspondence concerning industrial relations
Parte de Lewis Zandbergen collection
Two letters from Kennet Blackwell, Assistant Locomotive Superintendent at Belleville Station, dated November 15th and December 14th, 1876, concerning grievances of engineers and recommending their dismissal and the weakening of their union, the Brotherhood of the Grand Trunk Engineers and asking for instructions in the case of the men organizing a strike.
[These actions led to the Belleville riots of 1876-1877.]