Imperial Bank of Canada Capital and Branch Network
The document lists Imperial Bank of Canada details including capital authorized and paid up at 2,500,000, with directors such as H.8 Howland and T. R. Merritt. It mentions branches across numerous Canadian towns and cities including Brandon, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg, and Toronto area, plus international agent banks in the United States and United Kingdom. The notice notes services from drafts and letters of credit, savings department, debentures, and transfer by letter or cable between branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Great Britain
Bank, Ltd
Gonilon
United States
New York
Bank of Montreal
Bank ‘Ét Amorita Chago
First National Bank
ST -Paul
Second National Bank
SAN Erancisco
Wells, Fargo & Co
Decais
South Africa
the Standard
South
Africa
Savings Bank Department
Canada
United Kingdom
Unite States
Mgr
Golden Branch
Victoria Parliament Debates Subsidy Bill and Rail Plot
In Victoria British Columbia the debate centers on a government subsidy bill and a rival plot to build a Coaveling railway. Curtis trails, only three lawmakers back his stand as Oliver’s resolution and Davertimenel calls unfold amid heated discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
D.C
Smith Curtin Epruog
Joseph
Curtis
Coant-Kootanay
Martin
Hawthornthwaite
Smith
Gilmour
Champerty
Aseks
Helmcken
Oliver
Helmneken
Davertimenel Construction
Helmoken
Cassada
Hill
Provinee
British Columbia
Dominions
Canad
Great Northern Railway ‘Company
Hagaguas
Washington
Thalio
Montana
Wnti-C. P
Publici
Peaters
Woelbinners
Premier Salisbury Dying Sparks Succession Talk
London May 9 Lord Salisbury premier of Great Britain is dying at Beaulieu France where he went for health. Hon A J Balfour Conservative leader in Commons is with King Edward privately in talks about the premiership. The Duke of Devonshire may be chosen if Balfour declines. Joseph Chamberlain stands no chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
Lord Salisbury
Beaulieu
France
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Edward
Duke of Devonshire
Mr. Balfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Prolonged Ottawa Private Bills and Manitoba Contracts Debate
Ottawa reports John Charlton dedicating an hour to private bills opposing Manitoba contracts. The alien labor act proceeds, with government aiming to advance supplementary measures and rail subsidies. In Vancouver the railway bill passed 83 to 3 as the session nears close. Ottawa notes a pending Supreme Court vacancy likely to favor Maritime provinces and potential moves involving Emmerson Davies and ministerial posts amid cabinet reshuffling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
John Charlton
Manitoba
Justice King
Supreme Court
Maritime Provinces
Emmerson
Louis Davies
Emerson
Pishlevies
Bernier
Quebec
Toms
Kitchener Reports Cape Colony Operations and Prisoner Gain
Lord Kitchener releases a long review dated March 11 detailing fortification work on the Cape Colony lines of communication, troop redeployments, and the capture of about 100 Boers. Sir Alfred Milner denies policy changes in South Africa and Mrs. Botha fears for her health amid travel plans. The Charlotten mine at Johannesburg resumes activity and mail lines salvage the wrecked steamer Tyuttaon Castle. The Sihwater prison commune paroles Jim Younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Cape Colony
Gayette
Sir Alfred Milner
South Africa
Great Britain
The
Daily Chronicle
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Nottingham
Serge Drean
Nowel
Shryu
General Merchant
Alexander Block
Imperial Bank of Canada
Howland
Preakdent
T. R. Merritt
iea-Pres
Ramsay
T. Sutherland Staynor Jaffray
Hendrie
Hwan Orvier
Tonoma
D.R. Wirgin
General Masser
E. Hay
B. C. Brandon
Calgary
Edmonton
Golden
Nelson
Portage la Prairie
Peace
Teathrope
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Ontario
Capital City Gossip
Kootensy
Dominion
Jim Hill
C. P
Clarence ‘Atreet
Barrett's Lane
Murray Street
Clarence Street
Lethbridge
Lethbridge ‘Foundry
Golden Public School
Walter Houston
Laura Kéniny
Helen Shaw
Valet Pughe
Muriel Miller
Emily Kenny
Melvilla McIntosh
Lila Love
Loretta Hennessy
John Parson
Stanley Moodie
Lana McIntosh
T. J. Barron
Divison
Julius Johnson
Z.conner
Harold Tom
Lawrencé Dahlquest
Harry Moore
Budd Griffith
Fanny Conner
Katie Kenny
Katie Paghe
Addie Antoya
Edith Whiting
Bertie Robbins
Attéendanteé 24
Clara B. Mooraouthy
George Woodland
Chas, Dahlquest
Robbie Miller
Gladstone Woodland
Florénce Morgan
Iréne Deacon
Pearl Milligan
Tony Desormeau
Natinie Nicholson
Olive Milligan
Just Henderada
Winnie Deacon
Tablet
Jennie Capelle
Willie Gove
Evelina Lowe
Euna K. Prinave
W J Barry
Child
Sillimachene
H Dorman
F Macnaghten
Windermere
R Dixon
F Poole
Omaha
van Valeonberg
Toronto
H H Robinson
Jas Carson
P Campbell
Beaver
Bert Yates
Golden J Martin
Montreal
HB Muckleston
Revelatoke
RJ Hutchings
Hou
McColl
New Westminster
G A Stewart Potts
Archie Lamb
J C Green Athalmer
Thos F
Pirie
Galena
D Granger
F Nickelaon
Canyon Creek
B McPhee
Ed Watkins
Son
Brisco
John Miller
Whitewater
J Colmergon
Vanterbury
Kootenay
C Troyer
Miss ‘L'Proyer
Oxbow
J Lawson
Field
Jno Spafford
R. Allan
Palliser
A Gedles
WA Parkin
C Ross
Revelstoke
A Wellaniler
Beaverfoot
Deo Rary
W Johnston
Carbonate
V Anderson
HS Hye
Belzovie
Boa Givlet
Regina
A Laws
R Turnbull
Mountain Creek
J Moore
Wooley
Culpary
Nelbourne
Thé
Bike of
Cornwall
GEO. Gale & Co
Mattrasses
Chas, A. Warren's
Upper Columbia Navigation &Tramway
Duchess
Aly
Minny
Windermere Mining Division
Peterborough
Athalier
Canterbury
C. H. P. Arson
Barristers, Leicesters
A McCarter
Kcof
B.C
Spillimachene
Spillimachene Or
Gallenis
Ments
Wm. J. Barry
Hull Bros. & Co. Wholesale & Retail Butchers
Ollile
Sheep and Horse Dealers
Golden, B.C
P. A. Desormeau
G.B. McDermot
Joseph Phaneuf
Mckinley
Dom Paul Kruger
Mr. Kruger
Commonwealth of Australia
British ‘Columbia
Justice King's Buccessor
Kitchemer
Siliwater
Jim Younger
Agi Cole
James Gang