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                  assistant demonstrator of physics. He was promoted to a permanent position in 1894 and to demonstrator in 1899. With Loudon’s nephew, physics demonstrator William James Loudon, McLennan published a text in
                  the region and the rich soils of Edmonton. He also preferred the weather. Bown had several well-known acquaintances in Calgary, including Frederick William Gordon
                  Shaver Woodsworth*, William Charles
                  moved to Kamloops, partly because of the good sportfishing in the area. In August 1889 he joined the local law firm of William Ward Spinks. From 1891 to 1900 Fulton acted as administrator and judge of the
                  . Charles Kingsmill was born into a family that belonged to an exceptionally close-knit social group in Upper Canada. His paternal grandfather, William Kingsmill, an Irish Anglican, was a veteran of the
                  Frederick William Gordon Haultain*, and its use in schools was restricted
                  William Gordon Haultain*, the territories’ premier, advocated a single
                  Limited and the Northern Soap Company and was president and general manager of both businesses. He also formed Lough and Paterson, a firm of financial and real-estate agents with William Edgar Lough. Active
                  house; then he, classics professor William Hardy Alexander, and their wives built well-insulated houses out in the country on a site overlooking the North Saskatchewan River. Broadus’s essay about his
                  Flavelle and authors such as Charles William Gordon (Ralph
                   
                  ground. By the autumn of 1919, following the Spanish influenza epidemic, he and Henry Gordon, the Anglican priest at Cartwright, had raised sufficient money to build a residential school at Muddy Bay to
                  government called Gordon’s bluff by appointing William Ferdinand Alphonse
                  of William Goodhue Perley*, a lumberman, and Mabel Elvira Ticknor Stevens; m. first 4 June 1884 Annie Hespeler Bowlby (d
                  he was appointed George Munro* professor of English at Dalhousie University in Halifax, succeeding William John
                  BOWSER, WILLIAM JOHN, lawyer and politician; b. 3 Dec. 1867 in Kingston (Rexton), N.B., son of William Bowser and Margaret
                  , researching ways in which to reorganize the museum, Abbott had visited various institutions in the United States. At Johns Hopkins University she met Dr William
                  had the example of his younger brother William*, a notary who had become a well-known translator and author of historical novels
                  , JOHN GERALD, pathologist, bacteriologist, public-health reformer and educator, and author; b. 9 Dec. 1882 in Drayton, Ont., eldest of the four children of William Fitzgerald, a
                  with Jacob Gould Schurman, chemistry with George Lawson*, and physics with James Gordon
                  . Her father (the second son of the 2nd Earl Grey) was lieutenant-colonel of the 71st Foot at the time of the uprising in the Canadas [see William Lyon
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