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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1896
Page
1
A letter in The Standard argues against indiscriminate caribou shooting in Newfoundland and urges stricter laws. It contrasts Labrador reindeer practices with local hunting excess, cites a Premier Whiteway bill, and questions public opinion and press accountability in enforcing protections.
The Quarterly Official Board extends heartfelt thanks to Pastor RaSPROTHDHIR and his wife and family on the eve of their departure. It notes the itinerancy of the church, laments the year early change, and wishes blessing and prosperity in future holy toil. Signed by Gorce Roperra, Charles Watte, and W. J. Scorr.
A letter to the Quarterly Official Board from L Curtis expresses heartfelt thanks for a warm address and faithful cooperation in church work. He recalls two happy years of service, prays for continued prayers and grace, and hopes for divine reward and future joy in life beyond.
On behalf of Enterprise Epworth League we express regret at losing your wise counsel and cooperation in our circuit. We praise your fruitful labor and pray you are led by the holy Spirit in a new sphere, that God’s glory may be extended and your soul blessed as we continue to work toward the final welcome. Signed by W. J. Scort, Burrita Scorr.
A farewell letter expresses gratitude to fellow workers of a Lengua in Pittsburgh gate, praising their devotion to Christ and suffering humanity. The writer urges steadfast adherence to the Book and faith, hoping for shared fellowship in God’s home. Signed by L Curtis and wife.
In Bay on July 11, 1995, fishermen report scarce fish with no catches from the line, but lobsters are plentiful and packers prosper. The local gardens look poor while the community seeks better outcomes after a troubled year with education and church leadership changes.
Local notes report arrivals from Pilley's Island and Fogo bringing salt to R. Scott Esq. and praise good crops. Several schooners and boats fish well off the French Shore. The Thomas Robertson lies at Scott's wharf ready to outfit crews. passage is five dollars. Stephen Burry seeks twenty men or more for expeditions.
The notice outlines lowered fares for travel between northern and southern locations during a brief period. It emphasizes favorable terms for readers and mentions specific code snippets related to the offer.
An Epworth League hosted an open air evangelistic service near the High School last Wednesday with a good turnout. In a separate report from Indian Islanda, George Vincent, after departing with four crew men for French Shore, became insane aboard two miles from Gronin Island and attacked the crew. self defense left Vincent with serious shoulder and head wounds. The schooner Thomas Robertson, Capt. Barry, docked at Mr. W. J. Scott’s with salt, provisions and sundries as the fourth discharge shipment to the port. more North Sydney coal is anticipated to arrive soon to help sustain commerce and employment through the present tough season. Tobin’s shop reopens with a fresh, stocky appearance under new proprietor.
Government announces the appointment of Mr. Wm Garland of Pilley's Island as Surveyor of Shipping with jurisdiction from Little Bay Head to Twillingate. Secretary’s Office notes date July 7 1896. Also reports Captain Taylor bringing Virginia Lake with tourists heading to Cape Chidley and Labrador service routes via Red Bay Fortune Harbor and Morton's Harbor. The Telegram expands to eight volumes. Daily News mocked by some readers.
The Lady Glover, Capt. Stevenson, arrived from Fogo Thursday morning, loaded about 20 tons of coal, and proceeded to Norris Arm. Mr. Wo Ashbourne joined en route for St. John's. The vessel’s round trips continue to serve the Bay and outlying harbors, including Change Islands and Botwoodville, after passenger rates were reduced, about 200 have used the service.
Telegraph updates report Hope sailed yesterday for North Sydney to embark Peary and party for Greenlane. July 14 brings fishery news of hook and line boats from Vane Sablon to Lance-au-Loup, Blandford landing about six thousand quintals. Portico sails to New York. July 16 8.8 coal laden from Cardiff to Halifax. a wreck near Trepasay. Portia arrives at St Job's with 4200 yesterday. Peary party sailed from Sydney.
Foreign. VIA. WHITBOURNE. Mawat resigns premier position to join Laugier cabinet. Tupper in Montreal reorganizing Liberal-Conservative party for Quebec. July 18 the Stalinn Government resigns. Rudini to form new ministry. Fielding of Nova Scotia considered for premiership. Ottawa reports show cabinet lineups and various ministerial posts amid political upheaval.
Fragmentary OCR recalls FEALIFAN Jay addressing an assembly promising to act in the Empire’s best interest. Mentions British foot in Cuban waters, Russia prompting forces to seize Crete, and a royal accession or public honors event amid a democratic convention.
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