Notable Figure in Early City Life Remembered
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Dr. Seaden and peers shaping early civic life. The piece highlights his retirement, enduring intellect, literary taste, and historical collections, noting his quiet dedication to public good and cultural pursuits in later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seaden
York
Benilting
Covernor & Tie Sealdinn
Levon
Uesijon
Trinity Chive
M.A
Cntoheliley
Liona
Yale
Nicknames for Cities List From Historical Atlas
A lengthy sample lists numerous city nicknames such as Queen City The Capital City The Ambitious City Limestone City The Railway City Maple City Royal City The Island City and more. The compilation mixes Canadian and U S place names, noting gaps and regional labels including Montreal The Royal City Halifax The Garrison City Winnipeg The Prairie City and Vancouver The Pacific City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie Queen City
Tao Iion
Lota Phe Bos
Peston
Draotford
Wittdieorme
Frontier
Montreal
Rock City
Halifax
Annnapolis
Charlottetown
Island City
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Prairie City
Brandon
Wheat City
Calvary
Vancouver
Wise
Liverpool
Victoria
Westminster
Royal City
Briain Cave
Klondike
City of
Gold
Local Farm Yields Reported Across Several Crops
A farmer from Tennessee notes large harvests with 174 acres yielding Hawkins wheat at high per acre figures. Barley and oats outputs are cited with substantial bushels per acre estimates. The document highlights rising income from farming and praises improved crop returns over prior seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskateh- Yon
Tinnaville
Acre
Pat
Canadian progress cited by Philadelphia paper
The Philadelphia Hever notes Canada shows rapid population growth and industrial expansion. It contrasts rail equipment readiness with the United States as a supply base, praising Canadian progress and expecting continued success through self-reliance and neighborly ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noak
Mont
Midis
Cnn
Pathe
Bay
Canada
United States
Death Toll in Ontario Factories 1900 Report
The thirteenth annual Ontario factory inspectors report shows 304 accidents in 1900 with 22 deaths. It cites high pressure and speed as key risk factors and details fatalities from machinery, shafts, gears, boiling water, steam, and boiler explosions amid calls for stronger safety safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Muust
The Hall and the Ribbon at New Cross Road
An incident at a shop on New Cross Road describes a bull attracted by a scarlet ribbon. The animal forced entry by trampling three large plate-glass windows and caused chaos with customers fainting and screams. It was eventually captured and removed with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Nal
TC CL Ec
Wooonen
Heng
Lloyd's Weekby
Fisheries of Canada in 1900 Report
The 1900 Canadian fisheries show 14 425 fur seals taken by sealers, a lobster plant value of 1 354 180 dollars with 58 cannery sites, 87 sealing vessels totaling 641 tons, and the Pacific salmon industry with 69 canneries and 1 880 000 dollars capital employing 18 077. Overall 79 863 men fished Canada using 5 506 760 fathoms of nets, with total catch 21 801 706 dollars, up 2 250 000 from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime Provinces
Tiritish Columbia
Canada
Fisheries Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Herald
South East Kootenay
TOR
Barbota
Nick
Issourtan
Camas
Onetario
Carelessu
Canadian Pacific Railway Lands
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Kootenay District
Crows Nest Pass
Qi Aplay
Kimberley
North Star
Sullivan Mines
Beal & Ellwell
Kootenay
Elko
Cranbrook
Moyelle
Kitchener
Creston
F. T. Griffin
Dimension Lumber
BBC
L. B. VanDecar
Royal
Ogcoooooo
East Kootenay
Mogie
Hotel
A. T. Vroom
Ieo. H. Taylor
Macleod
Fernie
Wardner
Moyie
Fort Steele
M. McInnes & Co
APOE
Robinson & McKenzie
Reve
W.C. Block
Nelson
B. C. Coll
Silver Leaf
Exchange
Netsa
Andrew F. Rosenberger
B. C
Hay
The
Western Supply Co
Late Hill & Joll Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
James
East Kootenay Hotel
Wim. Matheson
Robert Shaw
Peltier South East Kootenay
Peltier
T. Lebel & CO
Atta Hay and Oats
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