Telegraph report on colony bills and coastal safety measures
A telegraph report notes a bill opposing codtraya aquaculture in the colony including Labrador, with a Setoenth deadline likely to become law this year. It also mentions suffrage for men over twenty years, a temperance local option bill rejected by the Legislative Council, tariff changes, a budget speech next Tuesday, and ship arrivals plus the discovery of Andrew Carroll’s body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
Legislative Council
Beguimaux
Mwain
Pucks
Neptune
Eagle
Fisson
Wolf
Hanger
Greenland
Terra Nove
Iceland
Vanguard
Aurora
Andrew Carroll
South Side
Britain
Catholics in the British Empire total about nine million
A rough estimate from the English Catholic Directory places the empire's Catholic population at 9 730 000 with breakdowns by region: Ireland 3 919 000 Wales 1 410 000, England 3 919 000, Scotland 827 000, colonies and dependencies 2 220 000, Australia and New Zealand 80 000, Asia 1 040 00, Africa 181 000, Europe 175 000. The note calls for precise proportion, cites Home Rulers and Nationalists, and suggests the number could lie between six and a half and six and a quarter million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Asia
Wrish Tula
Ceylon
Afton
South Africa
Canada
Newfoundland
The Value of Vaccination and Health Reports
An article excerpt discusses vaccination benefits amid a smallpox outbreak among the Manyama, noting vaccination by Madura and citing 1969 Board of Health data. It references New York population rise by 60,000 with 39,483 deaths and 37,521 births, plus 182 crisis reports and 742 fatal accidents, including drownings and cancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
New York
St Bomiidee
Lyn fy and you ak just auyst i yen O'Lyan.
The readable text is garbled and contains no clear names, places, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper card. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or places are present for a factual title and summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn
Public Health Act Notice on Contagious Diseases Penalties
Notice under the Public Health Act 1889 warns householders to report infectious cases to the Board of Health or a Justice of the Peace. Penalties up to fifty dollars. other offences include exposing others in public or failing to disinfect conveyances, with fines or up to three months’ imprisonment. Signed by Berteau, Simpindary Magistrate, Twilringate, December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Deivers
Justice of the Peace
Berteau
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Telegraph
St. Jon's
British Empire
Qaothey
Amo Sre
Bmilya
Logarumma
Manyama
Madura
Mr. Stanley
Orsios
Baird
Commissionee Supreme Court
Shoal Tickle Poin
Martin
Bryan Olynn
Ryo O'Lynn
Boots
St. John's
Maetia
anys_ Bryan
O'Lynn
Praian
Air4
Quebec
Berlin
LiLo
Prescott
Ratbuy Fom J
Martin Saps
Yen O'Lyan
Spain
Otige
M. Fenelon
Twilringate
Dee
Gloucgater Net & Twine
Boston
Ghar & Co
Builders Supply
Water Street
Both & Co
London
Baude
Olling
Campbell
J. C. Fraser
Jener G G
N. OH
Pan
Bey Addreda
OH Man
Atlantic
P.O. Hox
Jukin's
Braosleta
Mason & Hamlin
Tisse
Tony Such
Lee Quare
Ned Alensgomeyer
HJ. B. Woods
Water St
St. John’s East
The
Bell Organs
Lustrateu Catalogues
C. E. Archibald
Sedous's
Nfld
W. H. Horwood
Barbiter-at
Home Industries Society
Duckworth Street
Jos
Wm, Campbell
Fantom
Tchera
Satis
Punch le Tatlor
Jaine Siront
St. Sohas
He Sun
Office of
Nore Bide
Cwillioy
Notre Dame Bay
Uomsesons Baitor
Paygale
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