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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1894
Page
3
Fragmented text discusses contempt, false statements, and public slander during a political confrontation. It notes leaders and followers reacting to attacks and emphasizes respectability of the accused. The passage mentions press coverage and public discourse in a late 19th or early 20th century setting.
Fragmentary wires report political unrest in Cobourg and Halifax with mentions of possible anarchist plots and parliamentary debates. Disjointed items describe strikes, land issues, eviction bills, and a fatal family tragedy in March with a father killing his wife and daughter before killing himself, amid references to rulers and crises abroad.
The notice outlines seasons and limits for caribou and other game, licensing requirements with fees, penalties for violations, and export restrictions. It specifies household consumption allowances, protected species, and fishing rules, signed by F. Berteau.
The public is notified that from Monday February 12 the Supreme Court will sit in Star of the Sea Hall Henry Street St John s with chambers registrar and sheriff offices open. The Registry of Deeds remains at the current Duckworth Street building on the south side.
The notice states delivering officers must withhold letters bearing fictitious or reused postage stamps unless the recipient consents to reveal the sender’s name and address and to surrender the cover or entire packet. Dated February 8th, 1894.
The Jubilee Scholarship offer under The Education Act invites natives of the colony who meet five years residency to compete at the London University matriculation examination in June. The Governor will fund four hundred eighty dollars annually for the Newfound land Jubilee Scholarship awarded to the top colonial student. The scholarship lasts two years and requires study at a British University.
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