• Spectator fragment 

  Unknown author (1818)

  The Spectator: This is a partial page with the date and number removed. The notice is “all persons indebted to the late firm of Street and Woodruff are hereby called upon to make payment to Timothy Street”. The date of ...

• The Spectator, May 3, 1816 no. 14 

  Unknown author (1816-05-03)

  The Spectator: printed and published for the proprietors at the Village of St. Davids, Upper Canada: Paper dated May 3, 1816 no. 14 contains a notice on the back page that Messrs. Street and Woodruff have established a ...

• The St. Catharines Standard supplement, November 28, 1974 

  Unknown author (1974-11-28)

  The St. Catharines Standard supplement featuring a Tribute to the Father of Transportation, the Honorable William Hamilton Merritt, November 28, 1974.

• The Niagara Advance and Weekly Fruitman, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, April 8, 1937 

  Unknown author (1937-04-08)

  The Niagara Advance and Weekly Fruitman, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, April 8, 1937.

• The Thorold Post, Thorold, Ontario, June 30, 1927 

  Unknown author (1927-06-30)

  The Thorold Post, Thorold, Ontario. This is a supplement to the paper commemorating the Canada’s Diamond Jubilee 1867-1927. The front page of the supplement is coloured, June 30, 1927.

• The Thorold Post, Thorold, Ontario, July 30, 1927 

  Unknown author (1927-07-30)

  The Thorold Post, Thorold, Ontario, July 30, 1927.

• The Daily Telegraph, April 22, 1901 

  Unknown author (1901-04-22)

  The Daily Telegraph, London, England (pages 7 and 8). The section” South African Rewards: Honours for the Army” has and x marked beside it. The paper has been taped and there is a hole in one of the pages. This affects ...

• The Evening Star, January 7, 1902 

  Unknown author (1902-01-07)

  The Evening Star, St. Catharines, Ontario. This paper contains an advertisement for James D. Tait Company, January 7, 1902.

• The Evening Star, August 16, 1900 

  Unknown author (1900-08-16)

  The Evening Star, St. Catharines, Ontario. This paper contains an advertisement for James D. Tait Company, August 16, 1900.

• The Daily Standard, January 2, 1900 

  Unknown author (1900-01-02)

  The Daily Standard, St. Catharines, Ontario. This paper contains an advertisement for James D. Tait Company and H.K. Woodruff is listed under the article “The Voice of the People” as an elected member of the Water ...

• The Welland Tribune, October 7, 1898 

  Unknown author (1898-10-07)

  The Welland Tribune. This contains an advertisement for James D. Tait Company, October 7, 1898.

• The Weekly News, December 18, 1890 

  Unknown author (1890-12-18)

  The Weekly News, Toronto, Ontario. This is just one leaf from the paper. It is fragile and crumbling but the text is not affected, December 18, 1890.

• The Evening Journal, St. Catharines, Ontario, August 16, 1900 

  Unknown author (1900-08-16)

  The Evening Journal, St. Catharines, Ontario, August 6, 1900.

• The Evening Journal, St. Catharines, Ontario, May 8, 1883 

  Unknown author (1883-05-08)

  The Evening Journal, St. Catharines, Ontario, May 8, 1883.

• The Leadville Daily Herald, Colorado, February 26, 1882 

  Unknown author (1882-02-26)

  The Leadville Daily Herald, Colorado. Sections have been cut from the pages. This does affect the text as it appears that 2 articles are missing. February 26, 1882.

• The Weekly Leader, Toronto, Ontario, June 16, 1866 

  Unknown author (1866-06-16)

  The Weekly Leader, Toronto, Ontario, June 16, 1866.

• The Globe, September 14, 1860 

  Unknown author (1860-09-14)

  The Globe, Toronto, Ontario, “the Prince of Wales’s arrival” is written in pencil on the front page, September 14, 1860.

• Mackenzie’s Toronto Weekly Message, July 30, 1859 

  Unknown author (1859-07-30)

  Mackenzie’s Toronto Weekly Message, July 30, 1859.

• Mackenzie’s Toronto Weekly Message, July 16, 1859 

  Unknown author (1859-07-16)

  Mackenzie’s Toronto Weekly Message, July 16, 1859.

• American Messenger, April 1859 

  Unknown author (1859-04)

  American Messenger published by the American Tract Society. The name Alex Stobo is written on the front page. The newspaper is torn in half and torn again, but it is legible when pieced together, April 1859.

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