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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
2
A special jury could not reach a verdict in the trial of John Re Dialop for shonin. Crown seeks further action as the judge contemplates next steps. The court proceedings reveal tensions and public sympathy surrounding the case and defendants.
A garbled report notes concerns over a Regulue Golden Arrow fund totaling seven thousand dollars. It mentions a treasurer, named individuals, committees, and appointments amid unclear details and misrendered names.
A wounded sailor aboard a steamship was stabbed in an incident reported near Foxk Hight. The attacked crew member, identified as a Spanish token shipman, received medical attention aboard and is described as in stable condition. Authorities stated the suspect is a Henwo Diva with age noted as 34. Further details remain scarce.
Obituary notes the passing of a longtime Twillingate resident in Stephen Yong’s parish. It highlights her roles as a mother and community figure, her faith, and the heartbreak of eight children and a grieving husband. It mentions extended family and local ties, reflecting a community memory of her life and loss.
The Benet Bank fishery suffered a poor season with catches falling short by about five vessels and multiple losses noted amid unfavorable conditions. Local fishers report diminished yields and ongoing challenges impacting harvesting activity.
A fragmentary item notes Mo. Blas Anstey, Clyde Mo. Kargeat Mound, Lavote Ray de Mechius Lin, and Maggie Sullivan in a dated event. The text mentions a person named Maggie Sullivan leaving for a distant date on Thursday, but details and destinations are illegible.
Fragments recounting winter nuisances and imagined scenarios in Bud Harbor and surrounding suburbs. The text references wind, snow, roads, and urban routines with garbled dialogue and stray phrases, suggesting a playful if chaotic local copy. The piece resembles a humorous, surreal column about cold season life and town lore.
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