Biographical Sketch of Al Buchinga and Mr Fraser
Al Buchinga succeeds Mr MagisGi as parliamentary representative for the Medicine Hat district. Born July 2, 1876, in Fraserville, he rose from journalism to editor and manager roles, later founding the Lethbridge Herald. Fraser, a Gaelic scholar and Scottish Society leader, has extensive Canada Gaelic literary credits and chaired multiple Scottish organizations.
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al Buchinga
CA. MagisGi
Spasuiuosey
Fraservite Poterhorn County
Warkworth
Trenton
Brighton
Nor Wood
Scotland
Fraser
Canada
Malland Empire
Masaoyllustrated
The
Presbyterian Review
Knox Gokloge
Gaelic Society of Canada
48Th Highlanders
Toronto
Ontario Archivist Alexander Fraser Noted Historian
Alexander Fraser, an Ontario archivist and author, recently published a history of the old Huron villages. He is recognized as a man who fits his role as archivist of Ontario ravines.
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Alexander Fraser
Ontario
Canadian Figures Prominent in Press and Politics
The narrative profiles Mrs Barden Wits of Canada’s new premier lauded as gracious cultured and influential. It traces McCready’s rise from St John Telegraph to Havana as war correspondent and his later helm of the Telegraph and Times Publishing Companies. It notes Goodeve’s Ontario roots his time as Provincial Secretary and Forestry Commissioner and his family.
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Mrs. Barden Wits
Canada
New Prulaw Wick
Taemve Teay
New Brunswick
McCready
St John Daily Telegraph
Boston ‘Post
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Herald
Santiago
Havana
McCreary
Ofitetshin
Telegraph of
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Telegraph
Times
The
Union
St. John
Arnold Lake
Canadian Press Ltd
Western Preas Association
Mise Frances Annabel
Cameron
Goodeven
Cirele
Sir W. M. Aitken Wins Ashton Seat In Parliament
Sir W. M. Aitken the Canadian millionaire made a maiden speech at Westminster after winning Ashton-under-Lyne for the Unionial party. Discovered politically by Bonar Law, he rose from commerce to politics, speaking modestly on imperial matters. He is shy in public but resolute in purpose.
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Brehanan
Alberta and Great Waterways
Magrath
Buchanan
Lethbridge Canadian Cat
Alberta and
British Columbia Press Association
W. M. Aitken
Ashton-under-Lyne
Unionial Party
Sir Max
Bonar Law
Sir Max Aitken
Westminster
Ernest Wilmot McCready biographical note from Ottawa
Ernest Wilmot McCready, born in Milawa on November 30, 1868, was the son of J. E. McCready, then Ottawa Composor of the Toronto Globe, with a long press gallery career and leadership in journalism. He was educated at Ottawa public schools and pursued a career in the press, shaping the era through his work in the Globe.
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Ernest Wilmot McCready
Milawa
Ottawa
Toronto Globe
Press
E.W. McCrready
Small but Strong Katydid Hauls Sledge Lab Test
An average Katydid, allied to grasshoppers, dragged a paper sledge with weights. It pulled a large screw, steel pens, a stone, and lead pencils when loaded. The insect used its fore feet to grip the edge and increased traction by holding weights in its mouth.
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