Quem namorou Kate Simpson Hayes?

Kate Simpson Hayes (née, Hayes; after first marriage, Simpson; after separation, Hayes; pen names, Mary Markwell, Elaine, Marka Wohl, Yukon Bill; 6 July 1856 - 15 January 1945) was a Canadian playwright, author, journalist, and poet from New Brunswick. As the first woman journalist in Western Canada, she wrote for the Free Press and the Regina Leader using a variety of pen names, including "Mary Markwell". She was a founding member of the Canadian Women's Press Club and the author of works such as Prairie pot-pourri. Hayes also worked in Britain for a time encouraging other women to emigrate to Canada.

Hayes also worked for the Canadian Pacific Railway, promoting the emigration of woman domestics from Britain. She was a charter member of the Canadian Women’s Press Club, and club president in 1906. Hayes continued to write until well into her seventies.

Nicholas Flood Davin (Kilfinane, Irlanda, 13 de janeiro de 1843 – Winnipeg, 18 de outubro de 1901) foi um advogado, jornalista e político irlando-canadense.

Davin ficou conhecido na Política do Canadá como a voz dos Territórios do Noroeste. Davin fou um parlamentar e correspondente na Inglaterra antes de chegar em Toronto, em 1872, onde escrevia para o Globe and the Mail. Apesar de ser um advogado altamente qualificado, Davin praticou pouco a advocacia. O ponto alto de sua carreira legal foi sua defesa em 1880 de George Bennett, que assassinou o político canadense George Brown.