| 1905 |
Edmonton Journal Deaths |
| O'REILLY |
1905-09-06 - Victoria, British Columbia Died - P. O'REILLY pioneer of this province, formerly |
| gold commissioner of Caribou and other camps, and a member of the Colonial legislature, died |
| her Sunday night, aged 77 |
| PAQUET |
1905-08-09 - Montreal, Quebec Died - Rodolphe PAQUET a young man died after violent cramps |
| in the stomach. The doctors pronounced death due to excessive cigarette smoking. He consumed |
| on average, six packages per day. |
| PARROTT |
1905-07-20 - Pilot Butte, Saskatchewan Died - W. PARROTT Engineer W. Lang of Saskatoon and |
| Fireman W. Parrott of Moose Jaw both died at Victoria hospital on Friday as a result of a C.P.R. |
| PASKIN |
1905-10-13 - Edmonton, Alberta Died - Elizabeth Caroline PASKIN aged 17 years, eldest daughter |
| of Robert and Mary Paskins, formerly of Renton, Ontario. |
| PATTERSON |
1905-11-30 - Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Died - J. PATTERSON Word was yesterday brought to |
| the N.W.M. Police barracks that the body of a man, J. Patterson, a resident of Wetaskiwin had |
| been found on the Fort Saskatchewan Trail. The man ha frozen to death. |
| PETERSON |
1905-10-21 - Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Died - Bert PETERSON a fireman employed by the |
| Moose Jaw Telephone Co. while at work on the top of a 40 foot pole this afternoon, in some way |
| lost his footing and fell to the ground, striking on his back, receiving injuries from which he died in |
| PIRIE |
1905-04-05 - Waterdown, Ontario Died - Lizzie PIRIE from the Hamilton Herald. "During his |
| remarks last Sunday morning, Rev. Mr. Anthony of Waterdown paid a tribute to the late Lizzie |
| Pirie. Miss Pirie was formerly a member of the Knox Church, Waterdown…" A year or so ago she |
| left Waterdown for Strathcona, N.W.T. ..." |
| POMERLEAU |
1905-03-30 - Edmonton, Alberta Died - Alfred POMERLEAU on Thursday, March 30, aged 17 |
| PRICE |
1905-08-03 - Moncton, New Brunswick Died - E.J. PRICE General Superintendent of the |
| Intercolonial Railway, died here today. |
| QUINTAN |
1905-04-25 - Port Hope, Ontario Died - QUINTAN who has been six times mayor of this city, is |
| RANCH |
1905-02-28 - Edmonton, Alberta Died - RANCH of Pneumonia |
| RICHARDSON |
1905-07-21 - Winnipeg, Manitoba Died - William RICHARDSON was found dead in bed this |
| RIDDELL, |
1905-01-26 - Edmonton, Alberta Died - Mr. RIDDELL, brother of Principal Riddell of Alberta |
| College, died of an attack of typhoid fever. |
| ROBINSON |
1905-11-02 - Toronto, Ontario Died - Christopher ROBINSON K.C. the eminent jurist, died last |
| night of pnemonia. He was 77 years old |
| RUSSELL |
1905-11-02 - Fullerton, Ontario Died - RUSSELL of the Montreal police was drowned at Fullerton |
| RUTHERFORD |
1905-11-10 - Theherne, Manitoba Died - T.V. RUTHERFORD a teacher of Treherne, died from |
| injuries received in a collision with a dray whle bicycling. |
| SANDISON |
1905-07-20 - Edmonton, Alberta Died - Charles SANDISON One of Edmonton's earliest pioneers, |
| died yesterday in the General Hospital from injuries sustained while working on his brick machine |
| near the Groat Estate. Mr. Sanderson came to Edmonton by trail from Fort Garry (Winnipeg) in |
| the fall of 1880. He was twice married. first to a sister of Matthew McCauley ex M.L.A. and after |
| her death to a sister of Mr. James Stove. Mr. Sandison was 54 years, 5 months. |
| SANDISON |
1905-08-17 - Edmonton, Alberta Died - Eaton Arthur SANDISON on Wednesday, August 16, |
| Eaton Arthur Sandison, infant son of Amy and the late Charles Sandison. Funeral will be held on |
| SANFORD |
1905-10-14 - Virden, Manitoba Died - Frederick SANFORD one of Virden's popular curlers, while |
| fixing the feeding belt on a thresher on a farm near that town, was caught in the belting, carried |
| round and badly mangled. Death was instantaneous. |
| SANKEY |
1905-07-13 - Toronto, Ontario Died - SANKEY Drowned in Lake Manitou on Monday night was |
| Mayor Sankey of this city. |
| SAUNDERS |
1905-06-23 - Montreal, Quebec Died - Max SAUNDERS an employee of the Shawenegan Falls |
| Power Co. received a shock of 5000 volts yesterday and expired instantly. |
| SHIELDS |
1905-05-05 - Kamloops, British Columbia Died - William SHIELDS an edger man at the Kamloops |
| Lumber Company's mill was killed from a flying board. |
| SHIELDS |
1905-10-09 - St. Albert, Alberta Died - A. SHIELDS The funeral took place at 10 o'clock this |
| morning in St. Albert of a. Shields, aged 35 years. Typhoid was the cause of death. A wife and |
| two children are left to mourn his loss. |
| SIMPSON |
1905-01-09 - Winnipeg, Manitoba Died - SIMPSON of the public works department is dead. |
| SINCLAIR |
1905-01-16 - Regina, Saskatchewan Died - SINCLAIR principal of the Indian Industrial School, |
| died Sunday following an operation for appendicitis. |
| SINCLAIR |
1905-06-03 - Edmonton, Alberta Died - Henry SINCLAIR on June 2, Henry Sinclair Sr. late of |
| Berwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland. The deceased was 78 years of age and was engaged in |
| SINCLAIR |
1905-08-07 - Edmonton, Alberta Died - J. SINCLAIR Who fell from the third floor of the Empire |
| Block on Saturday morning died in the General Hospital yesterday morning at 9 o'clock. |
| SINGLETON |
1905-12-26 - Calgary, Alberta Died - William SINGLETON William Singleton and his wife were |
| burned to death at their residence on the 23rd. |
| SINGLETON |
1905-12-26 - Calgary, Alberta Died - William SINGLETON William Singleton and his wife were |
| burned to death at their residence on the 23rd. |
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