Canadians Active in Politics and Notable Figures Named Kemp and Brown
The article highlights Canadian political figures including Hon. A. Be. Kemp, a former cabinet member now in a advisory role with promises of greater prominence, and Albert Joseph Brown, K C, of Montreal, recently honored as Baronuler of the Bar da city. It traces Kemp’s Toronto manufacturing background, birth in Clarenceville, Quebec, and leadership roles in business groups, plus Brown’s Windsor Quebec roots, Scottish maternal link, and education at Saint Francis College, Morin College, and McGill.
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Albert Joseph Brown
K.C
Montreal
Windsor
P.Q
Scotland
Massachusetts
Albert J. "Brown
SS Francis College
Richmond
Morin College
Quebec
McGillniversity
Moncreal
Montreal Baron Brown Leadership and Marital Tie Across Ages
Biographical sketch traces Willi a Gegree of BA ando through early career milestones in Montreal and Quebec legal circles. Notes his partnership formation at Benjamin and Brown Montreal in 887, later Chapleau Hall Nicolls Brown, then senior roles in Brown Montgomery & McMichael. Mentions 1889 King's Counsel, 1911 Batonnier of Montreal and Quebec, club affiliations, and 1688 marriage to Josephine Home. Also includes a separate 1911- Agadir diplomatic episode touching British intervention and German warship Panther notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Gegree
BA Ando
Tie de Aren
BCL
Brown
Batonier
Montreal
Batonnier
Province of
Quebec
Mount Royal
Janes
Poreyt & Stream
Royal Montreal
Warried
Josephine
Elizabeth Br MacDonald Poet From Fredericton Publishes Dream Verses
Mrs J Roberts MacDonald of Fredericton New Brunswick rises as a poet with early publications alongside her brothers and now releases a book titled Dream Verses and Other Nora, marking her first solo collection and continuing the Roberts family literary tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roberts MacDonald
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Roberts
Nora
Dismissal of King's Chaplain Sparks Court Scandal
London reports the dismissal of Rev. Frederick Percival Farrar, the King's domestic chaplain and Queen Alexandra’s honorary chaplain, amid charges of drunkenness and immorality. Investigations by the Bishop of Norwich follow. Farrar, rector of Sandringham, is said to have resigned and a search for him is under way. He wed Milas Nora Davis, sister of author Richard Harding Davis, last July.
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London
King George
Gazette
Frederick Percival Farrar
Queen Alexandra
Norwich
Sandringham
Edward
Farrar
Dean Farrar
Milas Nora Davis
Richard Harding Davis
Bate Clark Davis
Philadelphia
Marty
Germany and Moroccan Crisis Report Revealed in Reichstag
The November budget committee secret sitting record publishes Foreign Minister von Kiderlen Waechter on Anglo German relations amid the Moroccan dispute with France. It recounts talks between British Foreign Secretary Grey and German Ambassador Count Wolff Metternich and shows heightened tension from July 21 to 27.
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Great Britain
Herr von Kiderlin-Waseller
Panther
Agadir
Edward Grey Uren
Germany
Morocco
Berlin
Reichstag
von Kidertin- Waechter
France
Oinard Grey
London
Count Wolff-Metternich
England
Canadian chosen to lead British Standpatters in Commons
London reports Andrew Uonar Law born in New Brunswick and moved to Glizcow has been selected to lead the British Standpatters in the House of Commons, succeeding former Premier A. J. Balfour. He is described as among the ablest Conservative debaters and the best chess player in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Uonar Law
New Brunswick
Glizcow
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Algo
Imperial unity talk at London Chamber of Commerce Canada
London discussion on Canada’s progress over five years was led by treasurer Faithfull with insights from A W Smithers of the G T Rio group. They urged the British government to address emigration and transform casual labor into citizenry to suit Canada’s needs as imperial ties were debated.
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London
London Chamber of Commerce Tollight
Canada
Mather
Faithfull
Bogg
Siel
United Kingdom
A. W. Smithers
G. T. Rio
J Travers Lows and Ottawa Politicos Leader Dies
J Travers Low, senior partner at Lewis and Smethe in Ottawa, born October 28, 1867, educated at Trinity College School and University, admitted to practice in 1852. He served as leader in local law firms, guardian to St Luke's Hospital, and longtime president of Ottawa Golf Club and Rideau Club, noted for courtesy and public service.
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Ottuwe
J.travers Lows
O& Sirellia
Joan Travers Low
MA. Kga Do.l
Mance Othe
Grertvile
Onl
Sants
Ontario
Bishers College School
Immosiille Our
Trinity College School
Bert Mope
Ont
Trinity Univers’y Treat
Dickson
Brunside
Ottawa
Jamar Cockburn
Q.C
F. H. Crysler
Lewis and Smetlie
Jee
St. Luke’s Hospital
Victorian Order of Nurse 8
Otawa
Rideau Club
He and she quip over money and happiness in witty exchange
A brief dialogue features a man declaring marriage for money and a woman noting money cannot buy happiness. He retorts that money might aid the search for happiness, delivering a sharp comedy beat.
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Peckham & Hutton
A.M
G. W. Grimmett Byeight Specalist
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Vancsurer
R. A. Henderson
B.C. Land Surveyor
P. O. Box I
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A. BE. Kemp
Catimet
Kemp
Toronto
Clarenceville
Ques
Lacolé Academy
Canadian ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Toronto Board of Trade
House’ of Commons
Albert Josepte Brown, ‘Kc
P.C
A. EY Kem
Chas. E. Dewitt
Vancouver City
John McMillan
IRS
Elizabeth BR. MacDonald
Evi
Frederick BP. Pareur
Britain
Bonar Law
the Empire
My. J. Rapers
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