From Farm to Palace Lord Strathcona’s Rise in Canada
A documentary profile traces Lord Strathcona’s public career from 1870s Manitoba to British high command, his railway initiatives with James J. Hill and Gordon Stephens, and the Canadian Pacific alliance. It notes his knighthoods, BMO presidency, South Africa war gift, and vast Montreal endowments including Royal Victoria and McGill ties.
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Northwest Territories
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Selkirk
House of Commons
Ottawa
Commons
James J. Hill
George Stephens
Lord Mount“ePphen
St. Paul and Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Pembina
Pacific Coast
Donald A. Smith
McDonald
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. Michael and St. George
Bank of Montreal
Donald Smith
London
Wilfred Laurier
Hudison
Lord Strathcona
Northwest
Monterey
Halifax
South
Africa
Montreal
Lord Mount Stephen
Royal Victoria
America
Canada
McGill University of Montreal
Royal Victoria College For the Higher Education of
King’s Hospital Fund
London Hospitals
Grosvenor Square
Strathcona House
Glencoe
Scothand
Baron Strathcona
Scotland
Mount Royal
Strathcona
Richard Hardisty
Hudson's Bay Company
Edmonton
Robert J. B. Howard
Howard
Lord
Public Correspondence Policy and Reader Letters
The column invites readers to discuss public matters and requires letters to include the correspondent's name for publication. It notes readers should write on one side of the page and refers to Winnipeg Telegram coverage supporting Hud- development in a January issue.
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Hudson Bay Railway
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Prairie Provinces
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Ontario
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le Pas
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Norway House
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Rice Lake District
T. H. Johnston
Sir Roblin
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Winnipeg Telegram
Plea for Parental Support to Boost School Attendance
Town leaders condemn 6.8 percent attendance and appeal to mothers and fathers in The Pas to co operate with trustees and teachers. They urge regular school attendance for all children of school age, stressing community welfare and youth development.
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Herald
Pas
Regular School Attendance Urged for City Children
A notice urges daily school attendance from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. to ensure justice to children and teachers. It warns that irregular attendance wastes valuable classroom time and results in time lost on the streets, signed by G. Harerow Sr.
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G. Harerow Sr
Religious Services Note at Dreamland Theatre
Solemn High Mass at 10 a m and Benediction at 7 p m. Union Church holds morning prayers at 10 a m and evening service at 7 p m led by Rev A Fraser missionary in charge. Communion celebrated on the first and third Sundays at 10 a m with choir practice on Wednesdays. Everyone welcome.
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A. Fraser
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