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                  corporate ties, including Robert Edward Harris, a former president of the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company
                  PIERS, HARRY, curator, librarian, naturalist, historian, and author; b. 12 Feb. 1870 in Halifax, son of Henry Piers and
                   
                  . Though no stranger to the courts, McInnes, like his contemporary Robert Edward Harris
                  ., and they had four sons and one daughter; m. secondly 4 Sept. 1929 Mallissa Mae Clements (1875–1954), widow of Harry Herbert Francisco and Henry Halladay, in Ottawa; they had no children; d
                  resources of Prince Edward Island, ed. Harry Baglole (Belfast, P.E.I., 1977), 165–74; “Robert T. Oulton and the golden pelt
                  , Peter Cashin: my fight for Newfoundland, a memoir, ed. Edward Roberts (St John’s, 2012). W. F. Coaker
                   
                  headmaster, George Robert Parkin*, whose later advocacy of imperial federation may have influenced him; they would maintain a lasting
                  Durnford and Glenn Harry Baechler observe, “and wanted others to do the same.” In 1899 he made possibly the first used-car purchase in the country, buying a Winton from his friend James Robert
                  PARTRIDGE, EDWARD ALEXANDER, teacher, farmer, agrarian radical, businessman, and author; b. 5
                  MORRIS, EDWARD PATRICK, 1st Baron MORRIS, teacher, lawyer, editor, and politician; b. 8 May 1858 in St
                  , grain dealer Joseph Harris*, and others, founded the Dominion Elevator Company, described by grain-industry expert Charles W. Anderson as
                  Edward Harris got the prize. Russell would retire in 1924. Russell’s colleague
                   Robert Borden fonds, R6113-0-X; the Albert Edward Kemp fonds, R4276-0-X, vol.105, file 11; and the John Taylor Fotheringham fonds, R2421-0-0. The letter cited in the text, Foster to Kemp, 12 Jan
                   Robert Bond*. Losing by just 20 votes, Crosbie boldly predicted
                  the new Imperial Life Assurance Company the following year, and founding president of the National Trust Company in 1898, as well as vice-president of the Robert Simpson Company. In 1899 he joined the
                  . Andrew Macphail was the son of a well-respected Scottish-born teacher who became one of the most effective school visitors in 19th-century Prince Edward Island. Shortly before Andrew’s birth, his parents
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