Proclamation on colonial order during wartime restrictions
The document records a royal order issued by His Majesty's Government in 1914 detailing war time measures for merchant ships. It specifies permitted routes, contraband controls, exemptions for fuel carriers, and procedures for prize court adjudication while addressing port restrictions and notifications to officials.
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Ncessary
Hughes
TNI
Jared
Ath Rasea
LL. Neutra
Hong
Sethe Hayne
St. Wether
Ieraburs
Suseste
Proclamation Bans Export of Military Goods in 1914 Isle
By order of Sir Wattey Edward Davidson governor the proclamation prohibits export or carriage of arms ammunition military stores and related items from Newfoundland and its dependencies. The list includes aircraft, engines explosives projectiles and various components, aiming to prevent use in war or defense. The order takes effect from the date of the seal and is issued under the customs act.
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Wattey Edward Davidson
Order of St George
Covernor
Island of
Newfoundlard
Wnevess
Ray Connell
Ant
Sarbans
Cloris
Mies
Voyage Pass and Neutral Undertakings Amid War
Fragmented text discusses pass issuance during hostilities and the need for undertakings from crew members of neutral nationality. References include Lords Commissioners of the Treaty, Admiralty, and state officials. Mentions war status, duties, and enforcement implications for officers and crew.
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Unis -Avlicie
Capt Frank Roberts and Grace Arrivals at Shipments
The fragmentary OCR notes various arrivals and illness references. Capt Frank Roberts is mentioned alongside Grace, with reports of sickness linked to ongoing events. Names include Mr Frei Chirke, Mr Levi Clarke, Mr Bowentviv, and Mr John B. Ore, with scattered references to Boston and Barricks Tala.
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Frank Roberts
Sehr
Grace Arrivii
Salitay
Nile
St. John's
Willis Chirke
Levi Clarke
Barricks Tala
Arriv
Boston
Oui
Cost of Failure and Maritime Trials At Sea
Fragmented notes describe fishing activity and boat departures near Herring Neck and Labrador. Mentions several vessels, crews, and quantities of herring, with references to washing piles, barrels, and upcoming deliveries aboard Vermie Mays Ste. Mentions Messrs Swemt, Youve, and Blandiana and a German evaluation over pending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vessit Setumiet
Carter's
Gabrador Fatt
Scare of German Warships Drives British Tension in Seas
Fragmentary OCR recounts fear of German warships near Hulifan and Bilis, with vague mentions of Garman warships, British efforts to intercept, and concerns over supply lines and prisoner handling. References to Halifax and Sydney hint at near coastal actions and risk of conflict escalating.
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Wheeloss
Germany
Menteun
Annie
Répien
Halifax
Veras
Wales
War readiness and embargo lift influence trade at Sydney ports
The text notes wartime concerns and a raised alarm posture as rumors spread of easing restrictions. It mentions a Wednesday embargo removal at Sydney and Hoalifield, reopening of ports, and questions about resuming food imports, amid warnings and public reactions.
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Neogie
Govis
Troi Sty John's
Sydney
Unclear World War II Runic Dispatch From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR reads as stray wartime notes discussing dangers, prisoners, and casualty estimates. Mentions numbers like 8000 lives and 10,600, with references to Germany Belhans and Gervaans, plus rumors and censorship across cables and daily reports.
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Brickley
Unable to parse the article in hand
The text describes German naval forces early in World War II, mentioning the Moet Capt Jones and the Gugrimt fleet retreating through the Kiel Canal with no bases to operate from. It notes British naval actions and German ships captured, with references to Kiel and Baltic regions, but the fragmentary source yields unclear, ambiguous details and several garbled phrases.
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Jones
Itn
Kiet
Sey
Sea
Thor Glear
Kiel
Ster
Menatsmie Gellany
Melbourne's Men Make Bold Play at Sydney Showdown
Fragmentary OCR indicates Melbourne's team and Sydney matchup with intense action. The scene mentions weathered water, a sea-storm atmosphere, and a decisive moment near the pier. Readable names and concrete details are limited in the text.
Unclear historical notice with scattered names and events
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals such as Miss Anne Wheeler and Rev John Hurst along with references to a Malumat Training School and Montreal. The text also notes a June date, a Cage Arch Borer arrival with 170 boats of fish, a telephone installation on Tuesday, and two steamers passing by from Batyrn, all lacking coherent context.
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Ae Teneyer
Uweher
Te Cooper
John Hurst
Clarenson
Quebée
Anne Wheeler
Deke
Nid
Malumat
Schoo
Desconesyss
Missionarign
Tor
Webleysa
Psicologies
Calley
Montreal
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Government House
J. John's
A.D
Joan 2, Benngtt
Frei Chirke
Spumiarey
Clarke
John B. Ore
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Dene
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Gray
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Fh Swemt
Sohonl
Peter Youve
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Nike
Garman
Sam An Uehwit
Pele
Mij
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Hove
Hans Ter
Telegraph
Melsbourne
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Newfoundland
Bob Newlibour Shiba
Buck
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Maple A Fisheries
Eytoumlland
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