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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Jul 21, 1894

Page

2

Carnot funeral drama stirs European courts and pardons

A fragmentary report notes reactions to Sadi Carnot's funeral with emphasis on French politics and European royalty. It cites William of Germany pardoning two spies, Baltic anxieties, and delayed royal attendance as courts hesitated to send delegates amid fears of anarchist violence.

Rache'g Deiat Thie Anain Ijy Frajeca America Casimir Pariser Jacobins Carnot Sadi-Carnot Agi Ander-Tha-Lester Cunder 'C Spiva Paris William Europe Roya Czar

French politios warmed by German clemency in clemency gesture

Newspapers praise Emperor William for freeing two French officers jailed for spying on Kiel fortifications. The act sparks gratitude toward Germany and may ease Franco German tensions. Widespread praise contrasts with lingering uncertainty over deeper pact implications for France and Germany.

William Germany Lieuta Dagony Malarvas Kiel Irant France England Congo Carnat Peyier Pohy Hearts of

Fatal accident at Lowville fairgrounds race event

A damaged fragment reports a fatal accident at a July event in Lowville. The text mentions a crowd gathering near a barn after a game began at 4:30, with at least one young person killed linked to John Jones society. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.

Arden Rty I Fi Richn

A Well Merited Rest For Reverend Tepe Of Notre Dame Bay

The Rural Dean Rev R Tepe left on Monday for Tilt Cove to board the Austerlitz bound for England which sails on Thursday. He will be away about six weeks to visit his sister in delicate health. A tireless worker for seventeen years in the parish his rest is well earned and hoped to refresh him for duties upon his return to minister to his Church flock.

Notre Dame Bay R. Tepe Lance Tilt Cove Austerlitz England Temple Atlantic

Laying Corner Stone of Gower Street Church

Tar corner stone of the new Gower St Methodist Church was laid on the 5th inst in St Johns. A large crowd attended with city choirs, ministers, and notable ladies and gentlemen. Dr Carman Withrow Milligan Dove and J J Rogerson spoke. The parchment list was read and the trowel presented before the stone was laid in the name of the Father Son and Holy Ghost.

Gower St. Methodist St. John’s Royal Gazette Board of Prostess

Bishop Brennan Praises Northern Tour Scenery

Bishop Brennan, returning from a Grand Lake northern journey, expresses great delight with the scenery and grandeur of barren rocks. He notes picturesque views at each port of call and commendable hospitality from the local people as reported by the Evening Telegram.

Hig Leisure BisHop Brennan Grand Lake Griquet Tobin Bay Evening Herald Miia Grand Lake Brengan

Death of a Promising Young Man at Herring Neck

A notice from Herring Neck Cornwall reports the death of Philip Bennet Blandford on June 30. Son of Esan Blandford, he passed away peacefully after a life of faith, expressing the desire to go home to sleep in Jesus. Parents and family share the grief as the community remembers him.

Herring Neck Jesus Aleep

Letter of Thanks From Fishermen and Seamen's Home

A letter from A. W. Harvey, president, thanks the crew of HL M S Cleopatra and officers for a two entertainment fundraiser that raised 206 dollars and 12 cents for the Fishermen and Seamen's Home. The donation will aid the home’s charitable aims and operations amid funding shortages.

St. Joan’s N. F. Joly Ocommmoneys AssiEetos A. W. Harvey Fishermen and Seamen's Home

Arrival of the Cable Ships in Heart's Content

The 1894 cable ships Scotia and Britannia arrived at Heart's Content on Friday and Monday, joined by the coal tender Loughrigg Holme. Scotia, captained by W B Cato, is 2931 tons, 368 feet long, 47 feet beam, crew and passengers 130. it previously struck an iceberg in fog, causing bow damage and one death among the crew. Britannia is about 900 tons, while Loughrigg Holme is about 1100 tons. vessels belong to Cable Maintenance and Construction Co. (Ltd), London.

Scotia Britannia Loughrigg Holme W. RB. Cato Messrs. Thompson & Co Sunderland Britanzia Kennedy Loughrigg Haline Cable Maintenanaa, & Copatruction Co., (Ltd Bondog Ecw Geoba

Appointment to Legislative Council shocks Tory party leaders

The Royal Gazette confirms the appointment of Walter Baines Grieve and Moses Monroe to the Legislative Council, seen as a humiliating consequence for the Tory leadership. The piece recalls Monroe’s failed St. John’s West bid and Grieve’s Trinity district loss, arguing the pair seek prestige amid party weakness while warning the byelections will doom the Tories.

Walter Baines Grieve Moses Monroe Legislative Council Royal Gazette Monroe St. John’s West Grieve Mr. Monroe Mr. Grieve Mr. G Lord Rosebery Trinity District Liberal William Whiteway St. John Evening Telegram

Sir Terence on the Witness Stand in Placentia Case

Governor Brien appeared in court this forenoon to give evidence in the Placentia election case. He was examined by Mr Emerson and provided important information. The telegram notes Sir Terence’s evidence as irritable with a hint of temper during the examination.

Brien Placentia Emerson Q.C Terence

Delineator August Issue Features Fashions and Home Arts

The August Delineator, titled the Summer Holiday Number, showcases Pleating and warm weather wardrobe guidance. It covers knitting, netting, tatting, crocheting, and fancy work, plus a feature on dressing for stout ladies. Serial pieces include Edith Child on Bryn Mawr life and work and F Parrish on Typewriting and Shorthand as employment for women. Also notes on Venetian iron work Crepe and tissue papers and gal ation of the Vio g from Eleanor gon.

Edith Child Bryn Mawr University of Bryn Mawr F. Parrish Eleanor Richmond Street

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