Franco English relations and Newfoundland fisheries debate
The piece argues for lasting friendship between France and England despite historical rivalries and the French Shore dispute. It praises mutual honor, recounts acts of compassion after shipwrecks near Newfoundland, condemns wreck plundering, and calls Newfoundlanders to abandon predatory wrecking for a Christian, civilized conduct.
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Waterton
Serartolol
Newfoundland
France
England
Tony
Capulet
St. Mary's Bay
Belle Isle
Brittany
Hon R Bond Arranges Weekly Mail Train for Coastal Towns
Late advices from the City report Hon Robert Bond has arranged with Postal Authorities to send mails for Morton's Harbor Twillingate Herring Neck Change Islands and Wage by train weekly. Mails reach by s s Ingraham well before the Virgilia Late, aiding mercantile firms with speedy replies and current quotations for provisions fish and other items. Bond is praised for his active public service benefiting the district and colony.
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Robert Bond
Morton's Harbor
Twillingate
Herring Neck
S.s. Ingraham
Ss. Virgina
Virginia Lake
Bond
Pensioning the Chief Justice A Contested Idea
The clippings show Tory papers urging a liberal pension for Chief Justice Sir KF 13 Carter, arguing his long public service warrants generous treatment even after salary reductions. Debates note potential replacement with a younger, vigorous appointee to speed governance.
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St. John’s
T. Carter
Daly News
Thadt
Dealy News
Sian
Blono
Remedy for Consumption Offers Free Prescription Copy
To consumptives the undersigned, restored to health by simple means, offers a free copy of his prescription for throat and lung ailments. He claims it cures constitutions, asthma, catarrh, bronchitis and related diseases and will send it at no charge to readonly applicants.
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Ator
Su Ors
Thos
Salt Laden Schooner Arrives At J W Hodge Wharf
The schooner Margaret under Cant Doar arrived on Tuesday with a cargo of salt bound for J. W. Hodge Esq. The report notes the vessel’s safe voyage and delivery details.
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Ewaursn
Margaret
Doar
Thesday
J. W. Hodge
Methodist Diocese Names New Island Pastor in 1890 Plan
The note indicates a change in church leadership with Rev T H James arriving to fill the Twilling district post and the Metropolitan ministry in Notre Lagi. It states Bonavista is divided and a new district and pastor have joined, with clergy expected to arrive in a few weeks for the Island ministry.
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Bonavista
D.V
Notre Lagi
T. H. James
Passengers Remembered After Fire Reachingsnear Great Distress
New York via St Jotad reports on Friday last a passage ending in a windy encounter. Distress grows among families burnt out with many seeks for relief. P J Cricket Club sailed with Fleta Chis for Little Bay as July 25 matches approach Pilley’s Island versus Little Bay awaiting kickoff.
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Sihia
New York
St. Jotad
Folls Roberts
Robert
Oggmid
Mey Hiertke
P.J. Cricket Club
Little Bay
Pilley’s Island
Vrs
Questions on Vote of Thanks at Tilt Cove church
Tilt Cove letter questions a vote of thanks to Mrs. Moore by President Ke Youngs and CO We Band. The writer asks if the entire congregation responded and whether Mrs. Moore addressed the whole group or just the GC We Band. He also asks if the address matched the president’s stated version.
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Dean Soa
Sam
Looxen
Labrador Medical Service Petition Sparks Policy Change
The House of Assembly heard Capt. Eli Dawe urge medical care for Labrador fishermen and their families. The government will send a medical person on the mail boat this season, honoring the petition after strong advocacy and praise for the Deep Sea Mission. The plan aims to aid summer visitors and residents along the coast.
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House of Assembly
Board of Works
Eli Dawe
Labrador
Capt
I Dawe
Grace
Pattie
Deep Sea Mission
Dave
el Dawe
Diphtheria Alert at Change Islands and Twillingate
Local report notes diphtheria may worsen at Change Islands with ten cases already and one death. In other news, Twillingate welcomes Reverend Kenins St James as chairman of the Twillingate District, noted as a skilled preacher within the Newfoundland Methodist Conference.
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Dimmenia
Change Islands
Kenins ST. James
Twillingate
James
Newfoundland Methodist Conference
Taess Virginia Lake vessel arrives with mixed Trinidad passengers
Tuess Virginia Lake led by Capt Taylor arrives from the south at 2 30 p m bringing slight improvements in the codfishery at Bonavista. The ship carries passengers from Harbor Grace Salmon River Pechican Grant Grenetspanil Pooles Island Seddom Come By and other communities including Rev Flood Rev McKeown Miss Simmons Miss Marshall Messrs Burt Read and several others.
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Tuess
Virginia Lake
Taylor
Bonavista
Harbor Grace
Mr. Tetlow
Salmon River
Migs A. Brown
Rev. Byrne
Pechican
Miller
Burt and Infant
J. Burt
H. Christian
Mastery
Christian
MH. Miller
Bremner
Marshall
M. Marshall
Gt Rendell
Flood
McKeown
Gataling
Mias
K. Simmons
Grenetspanil
J. Read
He J. Read
M Edgar
Pooles Island
Capt
Barbour
Ross
Seddom-Come
Prowse
Abbott
Ogo
L. Taylor
Piellingate
W. Watson
H. Mudford
Fox
Mr. Martin
Little Boy
Scott
Battle Marhon
Shears
H. Godden
Arrival of Captain Clarke with 100 brits fish from French Shore
Capt John Clarke arrived from French Shore on Monday with 100 brits fish. The cargo was landed by Mr Thomas Wells and his crew, fitted out by J. Wodge at Sligo.
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John Clarke
Thas. Wells
J. Wodge
Ales
Fish freight updates from Change Islands and surrounding ports
Tuesday to Thursday arrivals report several schooners bringing large fish cargoes from French Shore and Change Islands. Captains Abraham Elliott, Thomas Young, Joseph Northcott, James Rose, Archbold Blandford, and Jas White are listed with barrels and quings, while the Ingraham docks at Bay Stram with regular mails and passengers Rev. T H James and J W Aitkin aboard.
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James Rose
Acny
Ivan Weenele Shwe
W. Ashbourne
Hsg
Tuesehr
Paterson
Archbald Blandford
Uerring Neck
Change Islands
Jas, White
S. Roberts, Esq
Phonographic entertainment faces price backlash in St Peter’s
Last Saturday a phonographic show at St Peter's Schoolroom by Mr. Davis of Mothers Oils Co drew few patrons due to high admission. On Monday the price dropped, a Magic Lantern Exhibition followed, drawing a large crowd. A joke about Marine as district representative caused boos and withdrawal, while Sir William Whiteway’s image drew applause. Opinions clash over Mothers Oils’ political stance.
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St. Peter's
Mr. Davis
Mother's Oils Company
Mian
A.B. Marine
Marine
Ligisf
A. Bom
Sir Win. Whiteway
Regatta Licenses, Naval News, and Local Appointments
Telegraph reports from Wittmotes and nearby areas note steps toward Regatta licenses at St John. Dr Patterson is appointed physician on the Likwactee mail steamer. A carnival warship arrives. Turkish massacres are urged to stop. A Halifax admiralty visit and a jewellery case with a two hundred fifty fine are also recorded.
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Board of Revenue
World sailing and naval losses reported abroad
The report notes a championship race with competitors Gandany Lodgers Barry Bubene and Land Village near Terry Saunders Dillon Redmond. A German gunboat Z fish was lost to a typhoon off Shantung with crew drowned. floods and dykes were damaged in the same event.
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Daly
Gandany
Barry
Bubene
Nith Terry
Saunders
Dillon
Redmond
Shantung
Dais
Turkiye Turbulence Escalates Rural Massacre Threat
The Turks renewed the massacre in Wan District destroying forty villages and likely twelve thousand victims. Premier Laurier pledges to settle the Manitoba school question within six weeks with Weingland, Sdn t cra.
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Laurier
Manitoba
Weingland
Carnival profits and trials signal volatile Atlantic news
The report notes the Halifax Carnival opening and a welterweight championship won by Guinelatre with a five hundred dollar prize. It records a Chilean Venezuela dispute unresolved without negotiations and a Privy Council panel considering judges from multiple regions. Also mentioned are Belfast officials, a British engagement, and sentences under the Foreign Malistien Act.
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Rrimnonetech Road
Eondon
Sereei
Halifax Carnival
Seliree
Guinelatre
Chunackian
Privy Council
Hashiond
Sheppard
Belfast
Mattabeles
Tranavaal
Bane
Dameson
Willoughby
Socialists Trade Congress
London
American Securities
Ngland
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