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Letter to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from M.L. Harris, General Passenger Agent for the Maine Central Railroad, regarding tickets to Halifax
M. L. Harris
Letter to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from M.L. Harris, General Passenger Agent for the Maine Central Railroad, regarding tickets to Halifax
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Letter to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from M.L. Harris regarding government transportation
M. L. Harris
Letter to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from M.L. Harris regarding government transportation
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Letter to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from M.L. Harris regarding the Red Cross Relief Parties in Halifax
M. L. Harris
Letter to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from M.L. Harris regarding the Red Cross Relief Parties in Halifax
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Letter to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from M.L. Harris regarding transportation from Waterville to Halifax
M. L. Harris
Letter to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from M.L. Harris regarding transportation from Waterville to Halifax
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Letter to H.H. Melanson, Canadian Government Railway, from M.L. Harris, General Passenger Agent for the Maine Central Railroad regarding transportation to Maine from Halifax for the Maine Unit
M. L. Harris
Letter to H.H. Melanson, Canadian Government Railway, from M.L. Harris, General Passenger Agent for the Maine Central Railroad regarding transportation to Maine from Halifax for the Maine Unit
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Telegram to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from W.A. Henessy regarding patients in the hospital
W. A. Henessy
Telegram to Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson from W.A. Henessy regarding patients in the hospital
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Letter to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Robert Laing, President of the Halifax Ladies' College, regarding the work done by the Medical Unit at the Halifax Ladies' College
Robert Laing
Letter to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Robert Laing, President of the Halifax Ladies' College, regarding the work done by the Medical Unit at the Halifax Ladies' College
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Letter to Captain A.R. Goodman from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding doctors sent to Halifax
George McL. Presson
Letter to Captain A.R. Goodman from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding doctors sent to Halifax
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Letter to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding doctors sent to Halifax
George McL. Presson
Letter to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding doctors sent to Halifax
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Letter to M.L. Harris from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding transportation requests from Capt. William C. Goodwin
George McL. Presson
Letter to M.L. Harris from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding transportation requests from Capt. William C. Goodwin
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Telegram to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding Doctors Poulin, Gousse and Bradford
George McL. Presson
Telegram to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding Doctors Poulin, Gousse and Bradford
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Telegram to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding furnishing doctors
George McL. Presson
Telegram to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding furnishing doctors
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Telegram to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding locating doctors to send to Halifax
George McL. Presson
Telegram to Major Gilbert M. Elliott from Brig. Gen. George McL. Presson regarding locating doctors to send to Halifax
On December 6, 1917, the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia was rocked by a massive explosion after two ships collided in the harbor. One of them, the SS Mont-Blanc, was packed with explosives, which caused the massive explosion, killing nearly 2,000 people and injuring thousands more. The State of Maine was quick to respond. The Archives holds many documents from the Adjutant General records which document the aid provided to Halifax from Maine.
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