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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 19, 1909

Page

5

Resignation of Captain Tatlow Tells Why McBride Policy Sparked Rift

W H Langley quotes ex minister of finance Captain Tatlow detailing a disputed railway contract that forced his resignation from the McBride government. He says cancellation of the deal and cabinet lack of discussion drove Tatlow to quit, portraying the premier as untrustworthy. The account stirs debate over loyalty and policy within the administration.

Tatlow Victoria W. HH. Langley Finance Burton Langley McBride Ils M-kenzie Mann Eady

Canada's Naval Programme Expands with Bristol Class Cruisers

The Dominion government proposes three Bristol class cruisers and four improved river class destroyers. Cruisers cost about 5.75 million and destroyers about 1.5 million, with annual maintenance near two million dollars. Pacific and Atlantic coast placements planned. Nucleus fleet to include 1,408 officers and men, payroll around 400,000 and 100,000 extra for victualling.

Dominion Pacific Atlantic

Wanted A Good General Servant

Classified notice seeking a capable general servant for employment at a household. Also advertises fresh arrival stock and a full line of fancy dishes for Christmas trade from J Manning the Cash Grocer.

Cranbrook Rail Route Debate in Liberal McDonald Call

Montreal dispatch reports the CPR survey near Cranbrook to link Kootenay Central with Crows Nest Pass, not yet approved. The issue splits Cranbrook voters over provincial aid and policy as Liberal M A MacDonald urges early KCR construction.

Montreal C.P.R Cranbrook Kootenay Central Crows Nest Pass Thoms Shaughnessy C. PR Thomas Golden Upper Columbia Columbia Valley Rockies K.C.R McBride Oliver Liberal Party E.C.R M. A. MacDonald

Paddy Ryan seenings and the Windermere changes

John H. Walsh known as Paddy Ryan from Athalmer with Hope Brewer recalls old Windermere lore. He traveled from Bonners Ferry in 1885 to witness rail progress and aged landscapes, then notes trains, locomotives, and shifting fortunes as the region modernizes with the railway and population growth.

John H. Walsh Athalmer Hope Brewer Walsh Windermere Paddy Ryan Mr. Walsh Bonners Ferry Idaho C.P.R. T Wild Horse Dave Griffiths Colonel Dougherty Bill Boyle Golden

Funeral for George Hungerford Held at Cran Brook

The funeral for George Lingerford of Kings No camp, who died last Thursday, was conducted at W. J. Beatty’s undertaking parlors. Rev C O Main of the Presby terian church led services with bearers W S Ward B A Carer J Brechin G M Brooks J Aingin and J Campbell. Interment followed at Cran ock cemetery. Also advertised is a sale of a sorrel horse seven years old weight 1150 four heifers two years one Jersey heifer two years one cow three years and more, by E Corbett Cran brook B. .

George Lingerford Kings No. Camp W. J. Beatty C. 0. Main Presbyan Church W. S. Ward B. A. Carer J. Brechin G. M. Brooks J. Aingin J. Campbell Renaing Cranock KOR Jersey Hull E. Corbett Cranbrook Chean

Fire wardens report praises good work and light losses

W C Gladwin chief fire warden for British Columbia presents a 1009 season review in The Canadian Lumberman. The report credits improved locating and fighting of fires, notes limited timber loss, and urges ongoing government support and strict permit enforcement to prevent large conflagrations.

W. C. Gladwin British Columbia Yale Gladwin Nen Unktawh Provines

Funeral of the Late W F Hall in Cranbrook

Funeral honors William Fa vard Hall son of Conductor and Mrs J B Hall who died tragically last Thursday near failway while serving as a brake man on a west bound freight. Rev Flewelling led services at Christchurch with large attendance and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in full march. Mourners included W Harrison Wilson R Wilson R H Griffin P Backus and R E Knight. Community sympathy poured from Cranbrook in a rare show of support.

William Favard Hall J. BR. Hall Failway Christchurch Flewelling Cranbrook Brotherhood of Timmen Carmen's Hall Patiepee W. Harrison

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Canada Brewer Hamilton Ont George Hungerford W. F. Hall C.C.S Union Square Yard Morris Dee Cranbrook Co-operative Stores Cranbrook, B.C
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