Tragic death inquiry details from postmortem notes
A postmortem review on Tuesday revealed troubling findings about a girl’s death. Doctors describe the scene with a bootlace tied around the ankle and marks on the body, while investigators consider possible causes and the involvement of a suspect. The report notes wounds on the hands and thighs and mentions a found boot lace and metal toe. Authorities continue examining evidence and timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Little Harbor
Maritime News Mixed Cargoes and Rescue Efforts
A fragmented report details weather in the Atlantic and ships in distress. It notes schooners, steamers, and vessels like the Newfoundland Jha Keel experiencing storms, cargo uncertainty, and near misses, with rescue operations and hospital updates for injured crew members. Local port activity includes dockside inspections and passenger movements.
Army and Navy Goods Ad List Various Uniform Items
An advertisement offers genuine army goods in excellent condition including grey overalls, blankets, suits, capes, breeches, trousers, rainwear, haversacks, artillery swords, and other military items. Prices range from under a dollar to several dollars, with a note about purchasing back factory stock and shipping from Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonwesters
Army Rate
Valles Haversacks Co
Fuglish
Proce—Verite Covday
Ww. Co
Army Contractors
Devt
Osteen Sr. Wey
Toronto
Coast and Shipping Snatches and Misfortunes Reported
A fragmented coastal notice details a sequence of mishaps and movements. Mrs Boyden suffers a fall downstairs but escapes serious harm. Phillip Breeman reports a dive for a lamp and a fall near the eglungary Enrlione. Crew movements include James Jauss’ vessel near St Johns and Lewisport, Pride’s land use by Mr MiniY Anstey, and John Butcher’s crew departing Clyde. George Janes and son travel to Lewisport. snow and rents hinder horsemanship. John Blull plans to gain a Hodge schooner as preparations continue for St Johns and Home events.
Mrs Jas Prirchase suffers severe fall near daughter's home
Mrs Jas Prirchase sustained a severe fall Monday night while leaving the house of her daughter Mrs W A Cook. She slipped on the toe and fell heavily on her side. No bones were broken and she was much shocked but is recovering from the effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Prirchase
W. A. Cook
Am Lads Brigade Parade in Stormy Weather
The Arm Lade Brigade faced a stormy day as they crossed ice at RunAell's Cove and moved toward Stirting and Calhourne's. Despite rough conditions the brigades success included a concert, a substantial fundraiser of sixty dollars, and plans to repeat Monday night.
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Arm Lade
RunAell’s Cove
Calhourne's
Ruther
Scott
Minty
Pearce
Concert Repeated by The Arm Fads on Monday Night
The Arm fads will repeat their Coven in their Annouty on Monday night the 27th despite weather concerns. General admission is 10 cents. Doors open at 7 o clock.
Ship Saxonn Leaves for Live Freight Run
The SS Saxonn sails from thidtay to Live bringing freight and will take Ush from 1 W. Holge hove, signaling a local maritime move with cargo transfer and port activity.
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Thidtay
Holge Hove
Sunday services listing at Sw. Parke and St. Peter's Shore
Unclear OCR presents Sunday schedule with Matins at Lizany and Sermon, Evensong at St. AsuKeW's, Children’s Services at 3.15, Bible classes, and a 10:30 pm meeting in the association. Names and places are garbled. services appear weekly on Sundays at multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sw. Parke's
St. AsuKeW's
Tsmating Hols
Seraion
St. Peter's Shore
North Side 11a and South Steam Rev Details
The text lists Rev W. D. Stemlake and Rev. Bennett with times 6.10 and 6.30, referring to North Side 11a and South Steam. Names appear with repeated variants and unclear context, indicating a catalog or schedule fragment from church or service records.
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Suer Hodtet
North Side
W. D. Stemlake
Nennett South Steam
Bennett
WD. Srenlake
Motor Hoe Auction Fulfills For Sale
A lone motor hoot boat 31 feet long and 17 feet wide with a house 6 feet by 17 feet is offered for sale. The listing notes everything suitable for trading and mentions equipment and items in the sale.
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Povillingate
Public Notice renames several Newfoundland local places in 1974
Under the act and proclamation procedures, four place name changes are announced. Scissors Cave becomes Span Ope, New Harbour becomes Norton, Tit Ba ia Ha Ha Bay becomes Raltigh, and Limeville Port becomes Agguathuna. Minister W Piccott of Marine and Fisheries signs the notice dated March 24 1974.
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Notre Dame Bay
Spanope
New Harbour
St. Barbe
Norton
Ha Ha Bay
Y Raltigh
Limeville
Port Als Port
St. George's
Agguathuna
Aa. W. Piccott
Invasion of Capt Cpees Reveals Curious Ocean Tale
A garbled report tells of Capt Cpees, a navigator, and a crew near Newtown, with odd phrases about a Whitish fog, frostbitten lines, and a scientist named Jartline Moutaud. The берег tale mentions shelters and ships, hinting at a perilous voyage and a mysterious death.
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Cpees
Newtowniany
Olie Meer
Unclear Text Fragment From Newfoundland Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR presents a list of place names including Bay De Verde Kings Cove Salvage Greenspond Wesleyville Seldom Fogo Twillingate Yade Bay Little Bay Islands Nippers Harbor Tilt Cove La Scie Baglee Sonche St. Anthony and related phrases mentioning a magistrate and a sorrowful event with no clear deaths or details.
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Siona
Bay de Verde
Kings Cove
Salvage
Greenspond
Wesleyville
Seldom
Fogo
Twillingate
Yade Bay
Little Bay Islands
Nippers Harbor
Tilt Cove
la Scie
Baglee
Sonche
St. Anthony
Griauer
Quisvon
Trial on Wage Claim Heard by Judge Scott
A wage claim case involving Cearge Shiny against the Ts Manuel Co was heard before Judge Scott on a Tuesday. The proceedings resulted in a favorable ruling for the plaintiff, with the judge noting the amount claimed as eighty nine and fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cearge
Ts Manuel Co
Scott
Pianiig
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Mber
Pompeii
St. John's
Mie Sian
Rlizay Awaises
Rayanto Spauhiy
Aca
Munetoainds
Tisesbiy Ie
Nes Glana
Sytes
Jisteunion
Fee
Lip Bis Rede
pUganit
Akrocka
Rivinwac
Cenes
Enn
Fie
Welt
Cape Wal
B. Bazar
Thi Gas Coy
Nerh- Ammen
Poona
Sionmer Suvely
Lyass
Santiolete
Thi
Tucu
Justse Emerson
J Brinton
Coe
Fred Plot
Ankor Earle
Casina
Army & Navy Goods
Boyden
Arya
Phillip Breeman
Coot
James Jauss
Lewisport
Mr. Miniy
Pride's Land
John Butcher
Clyde
John
Cape
Hurbin
Stou
eiLibis
St. Tokn’s
George Janes
John Blull
Hodge
Vor Sale
Dynamo
Weilly
Motsinger Magneto
Kero
Motsinger
Veite
Motsm R Manufacturing Ga
Laftuyette, Tndiand
Newhoundiinil
jAmnly
Charman
Methods ‘Board of Education
Twitlingat
Copty Hans Roberts
Newfoundland
Sagona Island
Fortunat Bay
Mammon Sagona Island
A.W Picce
Marine and Fisheries
Department
St John's Newfoondland
Standard Mra Co. Ltd
Canada Plains
Purity Flour Western Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited
Imac Wineiped
Goderich
Mlancon
King Ghorgty Crystals
OUR
Victoria Ideal Colik
Ales Alings
Lad
Twillingata
Botwood
Wateles
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