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- Thomas_Donald_Caven abstract "Thomas Donald Caven (May 21, 1871 – February 20, 1926) was a Canadian politician and railway employee.Caven was born in 1871 in Ontario to John Caven and Adelia Bougard. He came to Cranbrook around 1898 upon the completion of the Crowsnest Pass line of the Canadian Pacific Railway.Caven was an employee of the Canadian Pacific Railway, a longtime railway conductor. A 1903 article stated that his property interests were largely a part of his money earned as a railway employee, noting that he "[represented] the people that have made Cranbrook one of the flourishing and progressive towns of the province." In the British Columbia general election, 1903, he obtained the Conservative nomination for the provincial electoral district of Cranbrook, but he would ultimately lose out to Liberal James Horace King. After another defeat in 1907, Caven would eventually head to the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, elected in 1909 and again, this time by acclamation in 1912. His term ended in 1916 when he was defeated again by James H. King. He attempted a return in 1920 as an Independent Conservative but he was defeated by King once again. He retired from the railway in 1923.In November 1906, Caven married Elizabeth Dickerson of Emporium, Pennsylvania. He was an active member of the freemasons, taking part in the Cranbrook Masonic Lodge, Royal Arch Masons and Seklirk Preceptory. Thomas Caven died suddenly February 20, 1926 at Vancouver. A newspaper report noted the "profound shock" that his death sent across the East Kootenay region, as it was not known that he was in ill health at the time.".
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- Thomas_Donald_Caven deathDate "1926-02-20".
- Thomas_Donald_Caven deathPlace Vancouver.
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- Thomas_Donald_Caven deathYear "1926".
- Thomas_Donald_Caven orderInOffice "MLAforCranbrook".
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- Thomas_Donald_Caven birthDate "1871-05-21".
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- Thomas_Donald_Caven name "Caven, Thomas Donald".
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- Thomas_Donald_Caven occupation "railroad employee".
- Thomas_Donald_Caven office "MLA for Cranbrook".
- Thomas_Donald_Caven party "Conservative".
- Thomas_Donald_Caven placeOfBirth Picton,_Ontario.
- Thomas_Donald_Caven placeOfDeath Vancouver.
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- Thomas_Donald_Caven predecessor James_Horace_King.
- Thomas_Donald_Caven residence Cranbrook,_British_Columbia.
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- Thomas_Donald_Caven spouse "Elizabeth Dickerson".
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- Thomas_Donald_Caven termEnd "1916".
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- Thomas_Donald_Caven comment "Thomas Donald Caven (May 21, 1871 – February 20, 1926) was a Canadian politician and railway employee.Caven was born in 1871 in Ontario to John Caven and Adelia Bougard. He came to Cranbrook around 1898 upon the completion of the Crowsnest Pass line of the Canadian Pacific Railway.Caven was an employee of the Canadian Pacific Railway, a longtime railway conductor.".
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