Montreal from
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共 62 段- As the years have passed Mr. Walsh has become connected with
- His active operations in the field of railway construction
- High on the keystone of Canada’s financial arch was inscribe
- His position as secretary brings him into close contact with
- “Mr. Hays was first, last and all the time a great railway m
- Dr. Campbell was a liberal conservative in politics. He belo
- In his death the Hebrew community sustained a loss whose
- Judge Mathieu was married in 1863 to Marie Delina Thirza, a
- It was on the 18th of May, 1894, at Winnipeg, that Mr. Marti
- William W. Ogilvie was born at Cote St. Michel, Montreal,
- Slow to make a promise or express an opinion, Senator Forget
- One of the best known insurance and financial men of Montrea
- Could we mention all the hospitals, homes for the aged poor
- Public opinion accords Major Victor Evelyn Mitchell a positi
- Mr. Couture is also interested in some syndicates, purchasin
- In Montreal stand many evidences of the ability and skill of
- After acquiring a classical education in the Montreal Colleg
- It is a trite saying that there is always room at the top, f
- Gerald Eliott received his education at Taplow grammar schoo
- Robert A. Becket had made his initial step in business as
- In September, 1872, Mr. Vineberg came to Montreal on the
- Mr. Buchan is an attendant of Christ’s Church Cathedral, whi
- Victor Morin, prominent in connection with the legal profess
- Something of the position which Judge Curran occupied in pub
- Mr. Fowler belonged to the Episcopal church and to its teach
- While in Kingston Mr. Henderson was a member of the city cou
- Mr. Cohen’s first wife was Miss Sarah First, whom he married
- Sir George and Lady Drummond were in entire sympathy in thei
- Ferdinand G. Leduc early displayed an interest in the bankin
- In Presbyterian circles in North America the name of the Rev
- William Sutherland Maxwell, an architect of Montreal, whose
- Mr. Montgomery is the owner of Lakeside Stock Farm at
- Oscar Desautels pursued a classical course at the Petit Semi
- Mr. Davis was born February 6, 1866, in Montreal, a son of S
- Since the fall of 1912 Adrien Lafontaine has been engaged in
- Father Brophy’s life has been one of earnest and consecrated
- Evelyn St. Claire Stanley Bagg was married on the 26th of
- On the 30th of April, 1902, Mr. Ewing was united in marriage
- Born and reared in Toronto, John J. Creelman attended the pu
- The end came to Colonel Whitehead September 7, 1912. He seem
- “‘I am as certain as I can be of anything,’ said Dr. O’Donne
- Lord Strathcona was honored with the friendship of Queen
- George Edward Desbarats was born at Quebec, April 5, 1838, a
- Rev. Guillaume Forbes acquired his early education in the
- Albert H. Campbell was thus reared in this city and complete
- Dr. Asselin acquired his classical education in Joliette
- His business connections alone would entitle him to distinct
- Arthur Gibeault, a Laval man, active in the practice of law
- He is a member of the executive committee of the
- Mr. Mercier held to the religious faith of the
- Colonel Cantlie has for a number of years been connected wit
- It was in recognition of the ability he had shown in develop
- Hon. Sir Lomer Gouin, a distinguished representative of the
- Judge Choquet added to the fundamental principles of educati
- Mr. Morgan was united in marriage to Miss Anna Lyman, a daug
- Mr. Ames was appointed a member and protestant secretary of
- Mr. McShane was born in Montreal, November 7, 1833, a son of
- In 1875 Dr. Hingston was married to Miss Margaret Josephine
- “One of my predecessors asked from Sir Wilfrid Laurier
- Dr. Fortier married Miss Emma Mathieu of Lachenaie and to th
- Another important phase in Canadian life that called forth t
- “reelcted” changed to “reelected” on page 130 (and was reele