Empress of India

In an August 1879 edition of the Pembina Pioneer newspaper, there was a snippet which read: 

Monday morning, we noticed at the St. Vincent Station, a new engine, the "Empress of India,"  from the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  This is for the Canadian Pacific main line.

The daily Canadian Pacific passenger train from Winnipeg arrives in Calgary shortly after the commencement of regular service in the fall of 1883. Locomotive No. 147 was formerly government engine No. 5 - "Empress of India" - acquired when the Company took over the government-built section of the main line between Port Arthur and Rat Portage, later Kenora, in the spring of 1883. - From CPR History