Death of Supt Hussey longtime chief of provincial police
The death of Superintendent Hussey at St Joseph's hospital Victoria is reported. He aged 64 or 4? vows. He joined the provincial police in 1878 and served at Victoria Yale Kamloops before becoming superintendent in 1891. Born in England, Hussey earned a reputation as brave, conscientious, and firm yet kindly.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Victoria
Sissey
Hussey
British Columbia
Mr. Hussey
The
Star
Yale
Kamloops
Reciprocity Pact Passes Senate With 63 to 27 Vote
President Taft hails the reciprocity treaty with Canada as epoch making and credits Democratic help for its passage. Secretary Knox and aides receive praise for negotiating the pact, while supporters argue the measure strengthens ties between the United States and Canada. A newspaper ad notes 20 cent home made candy at The Palm for Saturday only.
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United States
Canada
Congress
Senate
Taft
Vile Summer Whitehouse
Freely Ac
Knox
State Department
English buyer seeks desert lands in Cranbrook district
John Pollen of London England intends to purchase lands in the Cranbrook Land District South ern Division East Kootenay. The parcel begins at a post at the south west corner of Lot 9970 and runs 80 chains each direction to the starting point. Dated July 6, 1911.
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St. Mary’s Valley
Cranbrook
East Kootenay
John Pollen
London
S.B
Odd exchange over business downturn and veterinary career
A terse dialogue shows a brother’s failing business described as going to the dogs while a hopeful applicant is denied work. The applicant counters that better prospects would help. The exchange ends with a flourish about the brother’s fashion able veterinary skills.
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Supt
Pabst
McDermat’s
Royal Hotel
Kootenay District
McCarter & MacDonald
Myers Bros
Greater
O the Squaw Man
Auditorium Theatre
Cranbrook Land District
Southtern Division
J. Blake
Merchant
ER. H. Small
Vic, Rollins
Met
Seymour
Granville Street
Granville Palace
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