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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1896
Page
1
A periodical warns of rampant forest fires at Pilley’s Island Botwoodville and surrounding areas. It cites dry turf resinous woods and electrical conditions as catalysts and urges vigilance to prevent further destruction to settlers and their livelihoods.
The text notes Sir Charles Tupper served briefly as Premier of Canada, attributing the short tenure to factors beyond the people's fault.
The Thorburn Government enacted a statute banning the use of dead traps on the French shore on May 9 1888. Supporters of the Whiteway Administration push counterclaims while the public resists being misled by both sides.
Telegraph despatches report Customs receipts for the quarter ending June 30 at 409000 dollars versus 282000 the prior year. The editor notes spring of 1905 saw light imports due to the deplorable state of affairs in the colony following the interregnum of 1894.
Last week a farewell service for Rev L Curtis B A and Janily at the South Side Methodist Church was halted by the unexpected arrival of the Virginia Leake. A deputation presented addresses before the steamer departed, but no reply could be given. Addresses and reply likely to appear next week.
The Cen tenary Magazine publishers express sincere thanks for the July issue which is described as highly appreciated and received.
The Synod opened June 24 and sat until midnight July 3 discussing Education Finance and spiritual welfare. A deputation led by Canon Pilot and others sought restoration of the Education Grant and were well received. The body concluded with the Bishop's blessing as clergy began to depart by rail and river routes.
On Tuesday evening June 21 Reve J Opie presented a vote of thanks to Mrs Moore from the C W Band of Tilt Cove Methodist Church for her services during a one year stay. The President invited sympathies from all and the congregation rose in appreciation. Mrs Moore thanked the group and expressed willingness to return if possible. The notice closes with signatures and date June 24 1826 in Tilt Cove.
On last Monday a large quantity of fish was observed near Western Head. No fishing gear was used and several nets were not employed, but as many as 30 quarts of aura bet were reportedly taken.
The note discusses iron smelting in England with mentions of Cupola furnaces, blast supply issues, and leadership roles. It cites Nichaily Esq and Toms Esq, references to England's smelting processes, and reports on machine readiness, energy display, and workforce reliability amid supply disruptions.
The Arts of London Society has elected a distinguished new member amid a high profile ceremony. Notables including the Duke of York and Duke of Abercorn attended. the society, founded in 1754, promotes arts, manufactures, and commerce to aid employment, trade, and imperial advancement.
A Churchman warns that 60 000 Muslims under British rule could ignite a global religious war if Islam's own Jehad concept is stirred. He notes Ottoman, Persian, Afghan and Arab ties to Russia risk a combined rising, citing Armenian martyrs and the Mahdi era as indicators of danger if Britain delays decisive action.
From Cadiz to Morton's Harbor and French Shore, vessels report good salmon runs and scarce codfish, with cargoes of oil skins and other goods. Notable arrivals include Mrs Curtis and Canon Temple aboard ships, plus discoveries of a valuable lode at Tike Cove and hopes of Beaver Cove shipping soon.
A partial text notes subscriptions cannot be collected due to quarantine for diphtheria. It mentions Sir Henry Blake’s extended tenure as Governor of Jamaica for two more years, after originally being appointed in 1889, aiming to set a record as a colonial administrator.
Telegraph report notes a court enquiry and judgment in favor of Union Bank shareholders. Mentions Capt EN and Capulet, Philadelphia departure for Corean mail bags, and the RMS Assyrian and Virginia Take arrivals. Indicates mail bag recoveries and a July 9 date with Virginia Take’s arrival.
The report compiles scattered items: Russia orders Japan to withdraw troops, England demands Venezuela apologize over a sergeant’s arrest, Chicago police charge multiple pickpockets with one fatality and injuries, Tupper resigns as New Brunswick premier, and other varied notes on public works, strikes, a royal wedding, cholera, Crete, and colonial politics.
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