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March 1909
Local News	Ottawa Senators Win Stanley Cup	International News
March 8 1909 Moved by W. A. J. Bell, seconded by Richard Bell - That this convention of Conservatives of the historic County of Simcoe desires to express its appreciation of the magnificent fight waged by Mr. Borden, the talented leader of His Majesty's Loyal Opposition, in the Dominion Parliament, against the forces of corruption and graft which now hold sway in Ottawa; his strong and fearless arraignment of the Government's un-British and unbusinesslike methods and policy. NOTICE Don't forget that M. J. Gaughan successor to John Wright & Co. has the choicest spirits, French Brandies, Wines, Whiskeys; Ale, Porter, Radnors and Polinards, Bass's Ale and Guinness's Stout always on hand. Store will be open until 9 o'clock every night except Saturday till 7. Wonderland Family Theatre Moving Pictures and Vaudeville Acts Doors Open at 7:15 PM Matinee Saturday Afternoon 3:15 New Pictures Every Night New Vaudeville Acts Every Week Popular Prices Adults 10c Children 5c	March 3 1909 Ottawa Senators beat Montreal Wanderers 8 - 3 REAPPOINTED March 5 1909 Town officials are reappointed at a special meeting of the town council. On Wednesday evening last, a specializing of the City Fathers was held to, appoint officers for 1909 and resulted as follows: Clerk J. H. Duncan, $857.00 Treasurer A. D. Knight $1000.00 Solicitor W. T. Allan $400.00 an increase of $100.00 Chief of Police James Wilde $850.00 Chief of Fire Brigade R Goodmurphy $125.00 Check Back Monthly for Updates Resolultion Against Profanity March 18 The members of the Nottawa Adult Bible Class at their last meeting resolved to discourage all manner of profane and foul language in others, and by their influence and kindly persuasion strike to win those who are addicted to this vice to cultivate purity of speech for the sake of the young people around them, and as an example of their own true manhood.	March 1 David Niven, actor born in Kirriemuir Angus Scotland March 1 First U.S. school of nursing established at the University of Minnesota March 3 Stanley Cup: Ottawa Senators beat Montreal Wanderers 8 - 3 March 4 President Taft inaugurated as 27th President of the United States during a 10 inch snow storm March 4 Harry Helmsley (d. 1997), billionaire New York landlord (Empire State Building) was born in New York City. March 10 Jack Johnson fights Victor McLaglen to no decision in 6 for box title. March 18 Einar Dessau of Denmark used a short-wave transmitter to converse with a government radio post about six miles away in what is believed to have been the first broadcast by a "ham" operator. March 21 Moran and MacFarland (US) wins Europe's first six day bicycle race (Berlin)
Click to View March Recipe - Scotland Learn about some of Collingwood's history with Historian Bill Barclay Daily at 11:00AM, Bill will accompany guests on a historic walk within the downtown core of Collingwood.		March 23 Theodore Roosevelt begins an African safari sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution and National Geographic Society March 30 The Queensborough Bridge the first double decker bridge, opened and linked the New York Boroughs of Manhattan and Queens March 31 Gustav Mahler conducts the New York City Philharmonic for the first time March 31 Baseball rules players who jump contracts are suspended for 5 years