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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

10

Inauguration Sketch of the North West Territories Leaders

A rapid sketch of the 1876 inauguration of the North West Territories outlines the first council at Fort Livingstone. It details Lieut Governor David Laird and five officials including Mathew Ryan and Hugh Richardson, noting their careers and the Hudson's Bay Company role in early administration.

North West Territories Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Keewatin Hudson's Bay Company Great Company of Adventurers British Columbia Ottawa David Laird Fort Livingstone Fort Garry Winnipeg James Foster Carnduff-Carnevale Assiniboia Foster Jim Swan River Country Hudson's Bay Red River Laird North West Tts H.B.C Mathew Ryan Hugh Richardson Beeet James F. Mcleod

Co operation essential says Earl Beatty in London

Earl Beatty told a Western Australian dinner in London that Dominion naval co operation is vital to imperial defense. He cited the Royal Australian Navy as an example and urged Empire unity beyond parochial views to protect the empire. Sir John Connolly warned overseas settlement departments against treating overseas governments as recruitment agents.

Earl Beatty London Eng John Connolly

Dynamite Outrage Hits Niagara Store At Welland and Geneva

A mysterious dynamite attack damaged a grocery store run by Joe and Tony Meloni at Welland Avenue and Geneva Street in St. Catharines. The proprietors slept above the shop and escaped serious injury. The piece notes related military and legal figures, including Lieut. Col. James Farquharson Macleod and Hon. Mathew Ryan, and references the Legislative Council’s initial meeting.

Joe Tony Meloni Welland Avenue Geneva Street St. Catharines James Farquharson Macleod J. M. Macleod United Canada College Queen’s University Ontario Mary Isabel William Drever Fort Garry Militia Red River Garnet Lord) Wolseley St. Michael and St. George North West Mounted Police Mathew Ryan Legislative Council

Police Headquarters Stood at Regina in 1882 Era

By 1882 the North West Mounted Police were established across the plains. Fort Qu Appelle housed Sam Steele’s police post as rail building began. Regina grew as a planned capital with police barracks, under Colonel Irvine, amid debates on capital location and the Was cana origin of the name.

Regina Sam Steele Fort Qu’appelle North West North West Mounted Police Great Lone Land Mcleod Irvine C.P.R Red River Brandon Fort Qu’ Appelle Sam”’ Steele Canada Saskatchewan Country Qu’Appelle Hudson’s Bay Company Prairie Region W. J. MacLean Indian Department Winnipeg Big Bear Fort Pitt Indian Office Prairie Country Battleford Trans-Continental Railway Regina Plains Qu’ Appelle Troy Town Elbow Saskatchewan Dewdney Saskatchewan Plains Prairie Wascana Major Walsh Sintaluta Wapella Pile O' Bones Father Hugoward West E. C. Stewart Louise Victoria British Columbia Straits of Fucca Force

Union Church Movements Gain Momentum in the West

The general assembly votes delay church union talk until 1922 while denominational leaders foresee a strong push westward. Across prairie towns over 30 union fields exist. financial strains ease yet mission giving falls. Past votes show fluctuating support, with opposition strongest among elders, prompting new canvassing and a 1915-16 renewal.

General Assembly Presbyterian Church Union West Prairie Provinces Ottawa Assembly Blind Jim Second Assembly Peeae

Earn Money at Home A Currie 269 College Open Evenings

A notice from A Currie lists 269 College offering evening opportunities to earn money at home in Toronto. The brief advert highlights flexible hours and location in the city.

A. Currie Toronto

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Old North West Territories Amedee E. Forget Per Alexander Laird Prince Edward Island Renfrewshire Scotland David New Glasgow P.E.I Presbyterian Seminary Truro Nova Scotia Louisa Thomas Owen Patroi Charlottetown Island Prince of Wales College Ottawa Agricultural Insurance Co R. P. Hawthorne Minion Dominion Board of Works Board of Education Privy Council Interior North Qu’Appelle Lakes Canada Pacific Railway Belfast Confederation House of Commons Alex. Mackenzie The Territories Richardson England United Canada Little York Bank of Upper Canada Oxford la Prairie 22Nd Oxford Rifles Department of Justice C.M.G ITAL Police Buffalo
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