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Full House: Evangelist Billy graham tells close to 15,000 people in Hamilton's Copps Coliseum last night that you cannot buy your way into heaven
Full House: Evangelist Billy graham tells close to 15,000 people in Hamilton's Copps Coliseum last night that you cannot buy your way into heaven
10/27/1988
Hamilton
Hamilton
2/24/1996
Peter Diesbourg of bell river has a meal during his stop near Waterdown, Hamilton Steelworkers' Union provided the food
Peter Diesbourg of bell river has a meal during his stop near Waterdown, Hamilton Steelworkers' Union provided the food
7/27/1966
Slaying scene
Slaying scene
12/1/1991
The tax advantages of Queen Elizabeth and the Royal Family come under full attack from British Labor Mp Wilie Hamilton in his book My Queen and I. Ham(...)
The tax advantages of Queen Elizabeth and the Royal Family come under full attack from British Labor Mp Wilie Hamilton in his book My Queen and I. Ham(...)
3/8/1975
Gas grievance: Members of Flamborough Residents Against Propane (FRAP) demonstrate against a company's proposal to build a propane transfer station in the township, northwest of Hamilton
Gas grievance: Members of Flamborough Residents Against Propane (FRAP) demonstrate against a company's proposal to build a propane transfer station in the township, northwest of Hamilton
11/3/1983
Hamilton cheered the King and Queen today as they stood on the city hall steps with Mayor William Morrison
Hamilton cheered the King and Queen today as they stood on the city hall steps with Mayor William Morrison
6/7/1939
Only 200 had Seats for the city hall ceremony at Hamilton when the Queen signed the visitors' book, but streets on the royal route were lined with 400(...)
Only 200 had Seats for the city hall ceremony at Hamilton when the Queen signed the visitors' book, but streets on the royal route were lined with 400(...)
6/8/1939
Mrs. Alexandra MacLean, charged in Hamilton murder of her daughter's husband was freed at the preliminary hearing
Mrs. Alexandra MacLean, charged in Hamilton murder of her daughter's husband was freed at the preliminary hearing
3/31/1947
No evidence was offered by Defence Counsel Sullivan as the crown closed its case against Mrs
No evidence was offered by Defence Counsel Sullivan as the crown closed its case against Mrs
10/16/1946
Dick's House in Hamilton is shown
Dick's House in Hamilton is shown
3/20/1946
During the long day of waiting at the Carrick Ave
During the long day of waiting at the Carrick Ave
3/7/1947
Hamilton, Feb. 25-Mrs. Evelyn Dick, the lady in the gray coat, in court here today, was identified by Frank Boehler, 19, former farm hand, as the woma(...)
Hamilton, Feb. 25-Mrs. Evelyn Dick, the lady in the gray coat, in court here today, was identified by Frank Boehler, 19, former farm hand, as the woma(...)
2/23/1947
Crown witness at the Hamilton trial of Evelyn Dick, John Wahl, shown here a Beamsville fruit farmer, a Mennonite, and brother-in-law of the murdered J(...)
Crown witness at the Hamilton trial of Evelyn Dick, John Wahl, shown here a Beamsville fruit farmer, a Mennonite, and brother-in-law of the murdered J(...)
3/1/1947
Decision of these jurors, shown outside the Hamilton courthouse, means life or death for Mrs
Decision of these jurors, shown outside the Hamilton courthouse, means life or death for Mrs
3/6/1947
W. MacAulay, snowplow driver, seen here, helped push Evelyn Dick's car when it was mired. John Dick was with her at the time, MacAulay said
W. MacAulay, snowplow driver, seen here, helped push Evelyn Dick's car when it was mired. John Dick was with her at the time, MacAulay said
3/3/1947
Second Trial found Mrs. Evelyn Dick not guilty of torso murder of her husband
Second Trial found Mrs. Evelyn Dick not guilty of torso murder of her husband
3/7/1947
Four-year-old Heather, daughter of Mrs. Dick, prayed before a photograph of her mother while the jury deliberated. She was with her grandmother, Mrs. Maclean
Four-year-old Heather, daughter of Mrs. Dick, prayed before a photograph of her mother while the jury deliberated. She was with her grandmother, Mrs. Maclean
3/7/1947
In the same expressionless manner with which she has listened to evidence throughout her new trial, Mrs
In the same expressionless manner with which she has listened to evidence throughout her new trial, Mrs
3/3/1947
Pleas of not guilty of murdering John Dick were entered by William Bohozuk, Hamilton oarsman and friend of Mrs
Pleas of not guilty of murdering John Dick were entered by William Bohozuk, Hamilton oarsman and friend of Mrs
10/8/1946
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