Newfoundland Opinion Mixed On French Question
A Newfoundland reporter quotes Mr J M Brayley on the French share issue. He notes strong support for allegiance to the United States or Canada depending on markets and protection, while reporting on ball events and local reactions. He highlights Newfoundland’s improving conditions, fishing progress, and social attitudes amid broader imperial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
J.M. Brayley
Newfouuland
Mrr
Ibs
Canada
Bseiresin
Nota
Aduiral Wataow
St Jala’s
Biag Ey
Indeviddale
Ani
Eama
Bawefer
Dido
Wilali
Diskerica
Labrador
Widnes
Cour
Winsley
Mitacyy
Christians Favored Amid Rise of Faith Replacements
A fragmentary article discusses Christians gaining influence as Hindu idols and faiths wane, noting campaigns by Christian preachers in Bongpora during November. It mentions crowds, alleged conversions, and public actions by leaders, with references to political authorities and local tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisiops Y Weilea
Innaioiag
Christiea
Azcanpinaut
Aloyother
Armritor
Wien
Lee
Atavus
Partion Notice of Debt to Late William in Martone Harbour
In the Northern District the partition creditor demands immediate payment to the administrator for the estate of the late William Branch. All parties with claims against the said will are required to present them to the administrator or to the undersigned solicitor A. Le Bert AU Sobiede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Martone
Willan
A. LE Bert
Sobiede
Tao Bishop Visitation at Twillingate and Surrounding Talks
Tao Bishop of Newfoundland arrived at Twillingate on Saturday August 28 to spend Sunday there. He toured Battle Harbor and nearby bays, consecrated St Ansteen's Church and cemetery, confirmed sixty seven candidates at St Peter's, preached a long sermon, and then left for Herriog Neck after a busy schedule. The piece notes a message of peace and blessing as the voyage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panctueby
Newfoundland
Twillingate
Battle Harbor
Straits of Belle Sele
Hara Bay
White Bay
Cape Shore
Little Bay
New Bay
Exploits
St. Ansteen's
St. Peter's
Parsons
Larza
St. Andrew’s
Herriog Neck
Lavrech
Sito
Crow Head School event ends with thanks and praise
Visitors enjoyed fresh air and modest entertainment as Vote of Thanks was given to Mr Findlater, superintendent of Crow Head School, before attendees dispersed after God Save the Queen. Helpers including Bible Class girls and elder boys received thanks for their support. speakers expressed relief at the event’s success and a wish to avoid another prolonged gathering next year.
Sabbath School Rally at Crow Head Church
A large assembled crowd from North and Bluff Higher Schools gathered at North Side Church for a Sabbath School program. Rev Mr Daun spoke on earthly love versus Godly transcendence, with Superintendent praise for Sabbath work and support for St Jobn's Orphanage. The event featured an address by Mr Kelly and a closing prayer, with songs and organ music.
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Goi
Mather
Beuther Uty
Beecher Scott
Rubderts
Ueather White
Tha Curuuis
Lire Harbor
Winlay's Bay
North Side
Kelly
Jesus
Miss Curtis
Orsmniss
Koy
Daun
South Side School
Fesus
Mr. Daun
Ely
Crow Head
Bock
Woa
Bluff Higud
Ira White
Sn Jobn
Ely Onauch
Huon
Wowie
Annual fair blended with church parade and children’s treats
A late annual fair held after the Bishop's visit featured school processions to St Peter's Church, prayers, and a lay sweet bun for each child. Rev J M Nagl offered a brief address, followed by outdoor games, tea, and ample provisions, with orderly play and reduced crowding to prevent injuries.
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Analive
St Andrew's Nut Urow Aloa
St. Peter's Church
Sts Peter's
JM. Nagl
Harbour Grace
Sues &E. &O
Nothitz
Shooting and Sailor Accident Report From Noon Incident
A chaotic noon incident involves Willian Kigg at a Philadelphia shop where a boy named John Colyer was shot and injured. Dr Murphy and Dr Kurgan attended, surgery planned, with uncertain recovery outcomes and a lengthy inquiry into the events surrounding the wound.
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Willian Kigg
E. Wphito
Waotoe Bay
John Colyer
Kewl
Murphy
Kurgan
Mystical Discovery Promises Vitality Sold by Drugstores
A garbled modern era ad-like piece extols a mystical discovery titled Mystical Discovery promising vitality. It references a singer from Urostu and doctors, hints at a private yearlong trial, and claims availability through druggists.
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Urostu
G. M.D
Lis Caveur
G. AL
Thn
Win
Pires Chalten
Rastariow
Tha Juvodile Smoking Habit in New Cork Septembar 9
A fragmentary report describes a sixteen year old juvenile facing public scrutiny over a smoking habit in New Cork on September 9. The text discusses parental influence and concerns about tobacco use among youths amid unclear details and stray references to public and private behaviors.
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Thora
New Cork
Waalsoavar
Aby Publig Street
Rework
Toronto
Childl
Secrat
Heraby
Alan Tx
MINARD OL EUMENT IN 19TH CENTURY REMEDY CLAIMS
Fragmentary OCR text references a product called MINARDO LINIMENT and names like Dance Klegarren Annann Porksy Sam Mulor Mibono Boy. It suggests an herbal or medical claim and mentions a person describing use in a past era. The readable parts are highly garbled and do not specify a clear event or outcome.
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Klegarren
Annann Porksy
Sam Mulor
Mibono Boy
M Vary Abrara Mttaak
Rheumiden
Wing Minardo Liniment
Local and General Notices and Ship Movements
The Hanbury sailed from the firm of W. Waterman & Co for Noriff of Cape John on Thursday. The Blanca left St John’s for W. Waterman & Co with a general cargo, yesterday after leaving Wednesday, making good speed. A meeting of the North Styc Division, Sons of Temperance, is planned for Thursday evening at the usual place. The Margaret, Capt. Dear, with a cargo of prime shore fish, was cleared for market yesterday by Menna W. Waterman & Co, and wishes a quick and profitable voyage with safe return.
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Hanbury
W. Waterman & Co
Noriff
Cape John
Blanca
St John's
W. Watermag & Co
Ars
Thara
North Styc
Sons of Tempgrance
Margaret
Menna W. Waterman & Co
Peturn
Absence of av Freeway noted with religious services planned
Fragmentary text indicates a religious service schedule amid a purported absence of a minister. Names and places appear garbled, but reference to Morton's Harbor and Virgin authorities suggests a church notice. Further readable details are limited and unclear.
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Av. Ke
Miniatoen
Cieauila
KC Weiy
Raimister
Virgin
Veant
Morton's Harbor
Gues
Canadian church delegates sail for Halifax conference
On Wesday in 220d inst Rev RW Froomin superintendent of Twichogate Circuit left by schooner mavige to connect with allandbeatner from St Johns to Halifax en route with five other representatives. They travel to attend the General Guvference for a likely national meeting. Best wishes to the delegates for a happy and prosperous journey and solid deliberations for the city and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RW Froomin
Twichogate
Mavige
Allandbeatner
St. Jome's
Halifax
Montreal
Fragmented maritime report from late eighteenth century
The text recounts coastal steamers and four wheeled schooners including Duand, Liboeat Ipae, Nucl, Mastac itera, dunwes Pearce, and others, with mentions of masters and ships such as Mary Suns. It notes recovery of a barque's cargo and references owners in New Haytend and Wrinty Wells, illustrating a damaged OCR extraction of a naval or shipping notice.
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Souseriapippeae
Ad As
Dublaly Nucl
Mastac
Dunwes Pearce
Matter
Wiliam
Williwn Ona
New Haytend
Ann Scheauer
Beloszing
Beloszing To” Wrinty
Wells
Mary Suns
Guauie
Arrival from Labrador and the Jasper Muster
In a murky report a fleet from Labrador arrives with several vessels and crews including Gant, Sue Kspot, Fea Brothers, and Royal Arvh. The text notes fishing activity, a dead fate, and ships moving down the coast while locals discuss the whale fair and broader sea trade with references to Hermis Nak, Western aids, Exploits, and Mctoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
Ted
Fea Brothers
BR Young
Padiaa
Es Woodford
Hermis
Sabbath sermon highlights at North and South Side pulpits
The report notes Rov WLOT preaching on the North Side while Phillip spoke from the South Side pulpit about divine wrath and ungodliness. The Reverend is praised for his reputation as a preacher, with Sunday sermons well received before a planned return to Wesley.
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Tobia
Phillip
Duns Wruia
Hau
Auandiays
Wesley Ve
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Utrechte
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Northern Weekly Advertisar
Tao Bishop's Visitation
Masb Mbestin
Methodist
Church of and
Axoruza
Uinee Martonisgs
Cellule
Americia Ball-Dog
Idealiten
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Mr. White
Bahay
Deawan
Lasigen
Goyer
Klug
Sciung
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St. John's
Welas
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