What key details about samuel carter -lrb- canadian politician -rrb- can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: samuel carter -lrb- december 8 , 1859 -- june 16 , 1944 -rrb- was an ontario manufacturer and political figure . he represented wellington south in the legislative assembly of ontario from 1914 to 1919 as a liberal-prohibitionist member . he was born in ruddington , nottinghamshire , england , the son of samuel carter and came to canada west in 1882 . he owned a knitting mill . carter served as mayor of guelph from 1913 to 1914 . he was vice-president of the hydro-electric union and chairman of the heat and light commission for the city . he was also president of the workingman 's co-operative association of guelph . in 1909 , he became the first president of the co-operative union of canada -lrb- later part of the canadian co-operative association -rrb- , serving until 1921 . carter was an unsuccessful candidate for a seat in the federal parliament in 1921 . he died at his home in guelph in 1944 . carter donated the elms park playing field to the village of ruddington in 1931 .
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- death place is guelph , wellington , ontario- term is june 1913 -- 1914 29 , 1914 -- september 23 , 1919- party is liberal-prohibitionist- death date is 16 june 1944- office is mpp for wellington south mayor of guelph , ontario- birth date is 8 december 1859- name is samuel carter- image is samuel carter.jpg- birth place is ruddington , nottinghamshire , england