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In 1907 the bookstore fell under the scrutiny of the Reverend John George Shearer of Toronto and Anthony
advantageous options on stock in the New Brunswick Railway (also acquired by the CPR). When Hugh John Macdonald
Jane Hayward; m. first 6 Jan. 1876 Frances (Fannie) Jane Parks (d. 1914) in Saint John, and they had three sons and two daughters; m. secondly 1915 Gertrude Macdonald (d. 1963
Conservative Hugh John Macdonald, probably because the incumbent, Liberal Joseph
local by-election. After Maclean bought out Horton in October 1881, the paper would become a family affair, with his father, his brothers (James Hector, John, and Wallace), and eventually his son (Hugh
Dec. 1899 as an independent candidate with Conservative leanings. Once elected, however, he declared himself against the government of Conservative premier Hugh John
), son of John J. Collison and Mary Emily Maxwell; m. 19 Aug. 1873 Marion M. Goodwin (d. 1919), and they had five sons and three daughters; d. 21 Jan. 1922 in Kincolith
Halifax, Townshend was called to the bar in 1866. In 1868 he succeeded to the large Amherst practice of his uncle Senator Robert Barry Dickey. A decade later he admitted his brother John Medley Townshend
Norquay*, Aikins had not played a public role in politics. In 1900 he was asked by Premier Hugh John Macdonald
treachery at the Quebec conference. He was a relentless critic of Macdonald’s Conservative government and, after 1878, the provincial Conservative administrations of Simon Hugh
WILLISON, Sir JOHN STEPHEN, newspaperman, author, and businessman; b. 9 Nov. 1856 near Hills Green, Upper Canada, third
it enshrined him in the national pantheon along with Sir John A. Macdonald*, Lord Mount Stephen
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