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Backyard History: The murder of Timothy McCarthy - part 1

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By Andrew MacLean, Andrew Maclean, Backyard History
| Telegraph-Journal Verified
Skip to Content When a Moncton bar owner went missing, one lone reporter took it upon himself to get to the bottom of the mystery. Author of the article: •  Backyard History •   • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. The Shediac Inn might look bright and inviting in this 1945 photo, but it has long had a shady reputation. Once known as Weldon House, it first became infamous in 1877 when a shocking murder mystery unfolded within its walls.
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Backyard History: The train that fell through Grand Falls bridge

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By Andrew MacLean, Andrew Maclean, Backyard History
| Telegraph-Journal Verified
Train passengers found themselves flying 75 feet through the air after the Grand Falls railway bridge gave out under them Author of the article: •  Backyard History •   • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. 'The accompanying picture is that of one of the most remarkable railroad accidents that ever took place in this country, or any other, for that matter,' wrote the Boston Globe when they ran this picture on June 28, 1900.
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Expert Insights: Q&A with Chery Australia chief Lucas Harris on launching new brand Lepas

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By Andrew MacLean, Andrew Maclean
| 7News Verified
The Australian automotive industry has changed dramatically over the last five years, with dozens of all-new models hitting our roads and new brand names popping up on car dealerships across the country. With only a few exceptions – including the belated arrival of Cadillac and the Volkswagen Group's Cupra brand from Spain – most of these new entrants are ambitious Chinese brands seeking a slice of our suburban driveways.
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