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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Feb 17, 1894

Page

2

Dobson fortune tied to England estate in Bridgeport

A New York paper reports Dobson, once a Bridgeport inmate, claims a hefty fortune from his English father. Lawyer Mr Peate arrived in Bridgeport to pursue the estate reportedly valued near 150,000 dollars. The tale includes a separate charred obstacle when a man boasted of a wager involving a steeple chime and a risky ascent.

New York Dobson Bridgeport U.S.A England D. Peate Dob Grantham St. Walfran’s Lincolnshire Ingram Vas Mouxpur Bursley Y. A Richard Slater Bradford John Thorpe Hilda Huth Taylor Lios Sur V

Opening of Legislature in Northern Colony

The Sixteenth General Assembly opened at 2 p.m. with Governor O'Brien delivering the speech. He notes strong pro government sentiment after the general election, mentions economic and fisheries results, railway progress, city rebuilding, and tariff considerations aimed at lowering living costs and aiding workers. He urges swift examination of the French Treaties issue and concludes with a prayer for guidance by the Almighty.

General Assembly O'Brien A. M. Mackay Mor Legislative Conner House of Assembly British Empire America Emi Northern Railway Exploits Brigus Honorable Cause of Assembly

U F Anniversary at Fogo Ends With Dance And Church Service

An account from Fogo on St. Andrew's Lodge U F anniversary followed a Todze Hall gathering with a short Church of England service led by Rev. White from St. Luke vic. 5. The procession visited the government magistrate, then toured the harbor before returning to the hall for a dance attended by forty two couples. Guests included Rev. C. Winter and Lady, Messrs. Harle, Croucher, Cook, and Miss Earle. The event, praised as a success, aimed to lift spirits among fishermen and youths.

Fogo Twillingate Sun St. Andrew's Lodge Sue, Fogo Todze Hall St. Andrew's Church White St. Luke Vic Simon Tim C. Winte Harle Croucher Cook Miss Earle Tarzan England Earle

The Delineator March issue promises spring styles and guides

The Delineator for March is the great Spring Announcement Number with new styles and features. It includes an original Scarf bill, resumed articles on Crepe and Tissue Papers with illustrations, and a first Hygienic Living series. Household topics cover cooking, housekeeping, renovations, and child life. Also featured are elocution, social entertainments, gardening, and knitting crafts. Subscription details: One dollar per year, 15 cents per single copy, The Delineation Publishing Co. Toronto.

Costa Delineation Publishing Co. of Toronto (Ltd Richmond Street West Toronto

Windsor Lake to chase Gulf Seal Fish in spring voyage

The Coastal Co's steamer Windsor Lake will prosecute the Gulf Seal Fish by the coming spring with Captain Drake in command. The sealing voyage promises a good return for invested capital, and the Windsor Lake owners deserve success for their enterprise.

Coastal Co Windsor Lake Drake

Mysterious rural murder shocks town in Evening Herald

An elderly junk dealer William McCarthy was found murdered last night in Springdale Street. A tall man in a long overcoat was seen nearby, with a soft cap. police pursue clues while neighbors report quiet movements and a bloodstain inside the home.

William McCarthy McCarthy Billy Springdale Street Walsh Alls Min Asher McCarthaes Bag Dan McCarthys Springdale Seo Blower Fish Shue Lim Jim Thorugh Grand Lake Evening Herald

Local Mail Closes Monday Afternoon At Five O'clock

The local and general mail for Fogo and intermediate places closes at the Post Office Monday afternoon at five o'clock. Southbound mail arrived last Friday with a return dispatched Wednesday evening amid reports of a very snowy winter with strong winds and heavy drifts. L. A. Association of Morton’s Harbor plans an anniversary celebration Friday the 23rd, weather permitting. One of the season’s greatest storms last Sunday and Monday brought heavy drifting across districts.

Fogo L. A. Association of Morton's Harbor

Missionary Meetings Highlight Church of England and Methodist

This week the Missionary Meetings linked to the Church of England and Methodist Churches are ongoing with full report due in the next issue. The ss Zope sails north again this season with last year’s master returning to command. She spares leave for Foxe until March 1. Neptune, Reager and Falcon departed last week bound for Dool’s Island.

Church of England Methodist Foxe Neptune Reager Falcon Dool’s Island

North Star Division No 15 Suns of Temperance Anniversary

Members announce anniversary on Thursday in February with tea for members only. Tickets available from Bros D W Roberts Linfield N Grix A W Preston C White and Mayne. Admission limited to those with a mark.

North Star Suns of Temperance Bros

Young Man Frostbitten After Ice Fall Near Crow Heal

On Tuesday last James Sharp of Crow Heal sought furs over weak ice and fell through into the water. He was alone and rescued after a long time in the extreme cold, with both hands frostbitten but not amputated. The thermometer read 15 below zero and he set out with a dog for help.

James Sharp Crow Faving

Old Fashioned Winters and Newfoundland Passages

Our Ancestors and their Old Fashioned Winters recounts Newfoundland winters of the early nineteenth century. It notes fierce cold with drifts like mountains, weeks of snow, and small heated homes. Despite harsh conditions, octogenarian locals remember sturdy seafaring lives, seal fisheries, and long Labrador voyages without modern tools.

Newfoundland KE John's James Russell Lowell Labrador Cape St. Francis

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