Biveth Que Nontitle Case Spurs Entitlement Debate
A dispute over an unusual caption fuels a debate on entitlement rules. Officials examine criteria for non-titled actions and the implications for labeling in public notices and records.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1892
Page
3
A dispute over an unusual caption fuels a debate on entitlement rules. Officials examine criteria for non-titled actions and the implications for labeling in public notices and records.
Readable fragments describe ice conditions near Labrador and Virginia Lake with mentions of steamer movement and fishing vessels. The text notes ships being delayed, crews recalling summer work, and uncertainty about the season as sailors compare past and present catches and prices.
Police court records reveal a steamer overloaded on Whit Monday with 220 excess passengers beyond the limit. Abr Dodd admitted the excess as five steamers at Llandudno and routes to Liverpool Blackpool and Morecambe faced a mix of violations. Punishment included a £5 fine plus 35 per head for 186 adults, with passengers taking to other steamers to escape penalties.
Inlet at St Peters OC B reports a big horse badly torn in a dispute. Officials cite Menard's remedy as a proposed treatment. battle over the remedy and its use continues.
July dispatch from Hautrax notes a Glindstoning majority at forty two with the CioiKas nearly complete except Orkney as they prepare further work. It mentions government and opposition standings, United States payments for a ship attack, factory labor disputes, and mentions of Russia and Cadiz in a broad, unsettled political panorama.
Obituary item notes Barah wife of H M Herbert Esquire of My on Pelley’s Island died Sunday the 24th aged 40. Beloved mother and eldest daughter of Martin Stone Fogo.
The British Vice-Consul at Buenos Aires reports the Salvation Army has provided cheap shelter to the poor and aided many others. General Booth has launched two farm colonies in Argentina, with a labour bureau and a benevolent society arranging care for distressed British workers in the main colonies.
The Census Office presents a provisional statement of U S wealth for 1890 with caveats. It estimates property value at about 65.344 billion dollars in the United States and notes the United Kingdom’s 210 billion in 1983 terms, showing a large lead for the United States per person around 1000 dollars versus 1980 dollars for Great Britain.
New York report on Thomas Edison’s latest invention uses induction to enable ships at sea to telegraph without wires. Edison notes that elevating apparatus to about 100 feet, achievable with masts, could allow long distance ship to ship and shore communication by wireless telegraphy, with patent filings in Washington.
Hong Kong reels as a new piracy wave uses an imperial maritime launch to board a government vessel. Pirates lure crew with junk targets and seize control of three trading junks before escaping.
The article notes heavy loss of life in a Bohemian mining disaster. Rescuers faced danger with heroism as twenty or more gallant miners perished. Only thirteen of the miners rescued from the pit remain alive, while others succumbed to wounds or asphyxiation.
An old ad urges mothers to ease a sick child’s pain with Mas Winsnow's Soormine Syrup. It claims rapid relief from crying and teething pain and lists stomach and bowel benefits, claiming energy and health benefits for children. It touts global availability and says druggists carry the product.
Lorenzo F Sleeper of Appleton Maine testifies that eight years ago he suffered severe dyspepsia and distress after meals. He credits August Flower with curing his condition and allowing him to eat without fear, urging others with similar troubles to try the medicine.
The article republishes sections of the Forest Fired Act of 1890 detailing fire prohibitions in woods, allowed purposes for fires, precautions, and enforcement. It outlines duties for clearing sites, maintaining control, penalties for owners, and conditions on crown land involving camping or industrial activity.
The notice from the Postmaster General lists Labrador mail steamers leaving St. John’s for Harboe Grace Flower’s Cove Nameless Cove and many coastal ports, with alternating trips and a note that only two grips will be carried to the last port. Returning south the ship calls at Cape Harrigan Fanny’s Harbor Hope Dale and other harbors, with connections at Battle Harbour. The Late Coastal steamer schedule is for 27 June 1893.
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