Rebellion of 1885 and the North West Mounted Police
The article defends the North West Mounted Police role after the 1885 rebellion. It praises Irvine and Crozier for actions, notes critiques from eastern papers, and highlights Major Steele and Sam Steele's leadership, patrols, and aid to settlers. It recalls patrols to protect Prince Albert, the Duck Lake engagement, and post rebellion duties.
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North West Mounted Police
Mounted Police
Irvine
Prince Albert
Garmidle
Ake Aeake
Cantor Crozier
Duck Lake
Regina
Crozier
Carlton
Riel
Dumont
Sam Steele
N.W.M.P
General Strange
Calgary
Middleton
Herchemer
Steele
Perry
White Fraser
Strange
C. N.G
Major Steele
Vain
C. P.R
B.C
Geo. Hope Johnston
Major Teele
Hope Johnston
C.P.R
Lord Strathcona
Donald Smith
James Ross
Victoria
Vancouver
Major Crozier
Battleford
Col
Herchmer
Lethbridge
North
Pages from the Diary of a War Wife
January 1916 diary excerpts describe a wife Lucy awaiting war news and a possible homecoming for Dick while her husband Albert remains imprisoned. She recalls a Chinook tale, wartime hardships, and the strain of domestic life as she bonds with Dick over lunch and later notes his growing fatigue and her resolve.
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the Times
Lucy
Head Nurse Recognizes Grandfather Former Patient
Foot Nurse confirms the man who was operated on about a year ago is now a grandfather, noting the conversation with the doctor about his new family status.
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Poe
Albert
Philip
Benny Neat Yenick
D.S.O
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Rothe
Phili
Joe Martin
Eek
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