Nova Scotia Liberal-Conservative Mlas: Charles Cahan, Hugh McDonald, Ebenezer Tilton Moseley, Albert Parsons, Philip Carteret Hill

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 152. Not illustrated. Chapters: Charles Cahan, Hugh Mcdonald, Ebenezer Tilton Moseley, Albert Parsons, Philip Carteret Hill, Thomas Corning, Daniel George Mckenzie, Wilbert David Dimock, Raymond Neri D'entremont, John Flint Cahan, Howard Corning, Isaac Hatfield, Hector Francis Mcdougall, Joseph Willis Margeson, Hiram Hyde, David A. Hearn, Caleb Rand Bill, William Albert Patterson, Thomas Barlow Smith, Robert H. Kennedy, William Blair, John Mccormick, Charles James Macdonald, Jean-Louis Philippe Robicheau, Alexander Campbell, John Flinn, Barclay Webster, Edward James, Wallace Norman Rehfuss, Charles Smith Wilcox, John Archibald Walker, John M. Baillie, Albert A. Pothier, Angus Morrison Gidney, Josiah Frederick Fraser, Charles B. Whidden, Murdoch Mcrae, William Haslam Smith, Elkanah Young, Benjamin Amedee Leblanc, Harry Hatheway Marshall, Obediah Parker Goucher, Leander Ford, Thomas Mcmullen, Harry Thompson Mackenzie, Charles A. Smith, Alexander W. Mcdonald, Colin Chisholm, John Francis Mahoney, Robert Hockin, William Slocumb, Daniel R. Cameron, Howard Amos Rice, Charles H. Munro, William D. Harrington, Frank Andrews, Hugh Allan Macquarrie, Robert Albert Douglas, Hamilton Morrow, James S. Mcdonald, Simon Osborn Giffin, Alexander Grant, Alexander F. Cameron, Samuel Rettie, George W. Forrest, James C. Bartling, William Hudson Farnham, Hubert Meen Aucoin. Excerpt: Charles Hazlitt Cahan, PC, KC (October 31, 1861August 15, 1944) was a prominent Canadian lawyer, newspaper editor, businessman, and provincial and federal politician. A Presbyterian of Irish descent and born in Hebron, Nova Scotia, son of Charles Cahan Jr. (1838-1908; Irish-Scottish ancestry, who was the son of Charles Cahan Sr. (1806-1889) and Jennie Hazlitt (1808-1850)), and Theresa (Flint) Cahan (1838-1918; New England ancestry). Siblings included Frank D. Cahan (1863-193...