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| Publication | Date |
Page |
Title |
| The Globe |
1928-04-16 |
13 |
Engineer is killed, passengers escape, in Bradford wreck.|Body of J. W. Brooks, Toronto, pinned beneath locomotive, recovered by rescue crew--Cause of derailment is not known.|Experts are sent to probe accident. |
| The Globe |
1928-04-21 |
17 |
Bradford jury finds no cause of fatal wreck|Engineer thinks wheels of pony truck may have come loose|Track in A1 Condition |
| The Globe |
1928-05-12 |
17 |
No grade separation in Northwest of City|Railway Board finds against making any further orders |
| The Globe |
1928-05-14 |
2 |
Railway Commission refuses application of City of Toronto|Declines to order grade separation work in Northwest|Lines heavily burdened |
| The Globe |
1928-05-14 |
26 |
Air brakes effective in averting smash |
| The Globe |
1928-05-17 |
19 |
Canadian National Railways|Central Region|Tenders for the disposal and removal of all buildings, fences, etc., now on site to be used for New Passenger Terminal between Bay and Mary Streets, Hamilton, Ont. |
| The Globe |
1928-05-21 |
5 |
New railway station promised Gananoque|Work will be finished by end of 1929 at the latest. |
| The Globe |
1928-06-16 |
24 |
Canadian National Railways|Central Region|New passenger terminal,|Hamilton, Ont. |
| The Globe |
1928-06-25 |
21 |
Oxford fruit men erect new warehouse|Two-story cement structure replaces frame building |
| The Globe |
1928-08-15 |
2 |
Both lines suffer when crack trains figure in wrecks|Montreal fliers derailed nearing Pickering and at Aultsville |
| The Globe |
1928-12-17 |
33 |
New fruit warehouse opened at Burgessville |
| The Globe |
1928-12-22 |
1 |
Firemen answer urgent call, then wait for fire to come|Woodstock brigade rushes to C.N.R. station and while away hour until flier, with diner ablaze, pulls into depot |