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Queen Charlotte Islander in Queen Charlotte, British Columbia

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Newspaper

Queen Charlotte Islander

Location

Queen Charlotte, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 11, 1914

Page

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Appreciation Of The Late Rev William Hogan Work In The North

An appreciation of the late Rev William Hogan outlines his life from Dublin to British Columbia missionary work. It recalls his 21 years serving Metlakatla Massett Port Essington Port Simpson and Massett again building churches aiding Indians and whites, preaching sailing daily and marching for patriotism and faith. He stood six feet three inches with a powerful voice and a lifelong devotion to duty.

Rev William Hogan The North Colum Dublin Ireland Trinity College British Columbia Metlakatla Massett Port Essington Port Simpson du Vernet Mr. Hogan Erin Hogan England Scotland

Pre-emption era notes from the Woden region

District news recounts Elder T H Watson's ongoing illness and a series of local happenings. Gordon Campbell plans a log bungalow and Real Dill handles log deliveries. A packer spills oatmeal, while Henry Helland returns from Queenstown to join Woden packers. Roy Hazelton and an assistant erect a log house as two women cook nearby, signaling pioneer life on the island.

Gordon Campbell Real Dill Island Roy Hazelton

Local News from Massett and Graham Island

Arthur Robertson and George Mayer visited town while a steamer struck an uncharted rock near the Naass and was a total loss. The Queenstown District Conservative Executive met early in the week and various residents were noted in town on business.

Arthur Robertson Massett George Mayer Kumdis Bay Naass Messrs Edward Evans Alex. Johnson The Nada Queenstown District

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