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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1891
Page
2
Legislators weigh a proposed measure limiting steamers in the seal fishery arguing it could harm industry and urged alternatives such as onboard medical officers while noting past restrictions and vessel hardships. The discussion covers dividends and reserves of a steamship company and awaits government notes on related acts and reports.
The AM. NORTHERN WEEKLY ADVERTISER issue dated Saturday June 6 1899 presents classified notices and public notices typical of a late 19th century market page. It lists local merchants prices and small ads for services and events.
The Fisheries Commission defers enforcement until publication in the Royal Gazette. Regulations keep cod traps prohibited before June 15 on the Labrador coast and June 10 elsewhere, with June 15 as the fixed trap date. Lobster close season shifts to August 5 through September 5.
Affected narrator thanks friends for aid after a disaster. Lumber shingles naste and dollars from local circuit Yogo Episco palians and Methodists helped build a new house under Samuel Anthony and his sons. Public gratitude expressed for timely aid preventing ruin.
Telegram from Acting Attorney General E P Morris states there are no current rules or regulations governing codtraps. Regulations from 1801 lapsed with the legislature, and last session's measures have not become law. The Royal Gazette bill is not yet published, so no law exists to prevent traps at present.
A 1891 letter to the Sun asks why the Regulars examination on the North Side and Little Harbor Methodist day schools received full report while the first examination by Mr. Davis’s school for the Army earned no notice. The writer appeals for fair play and clarity on editorial choices.
A reader praises Rev Charles Lench for his travel notes published in the Local Paper. The letter emphasizes his engaging contributions over recent months and urges others to share knowledge from their journeys to benefit less fortunate neighbors.
Whit Monday program lists superintendent presiding at Wiseman. J Howsell recites The Market at Wiseman. songs and recitations include A Mothers Fool and What a Chinaman thought of a gin Palace. readings on temperance and a Newfoundland temperance meeting. final hymn God be with You till We Meet Again.
Representatives from the Society of Christian Endeavour and the Epworth League in Toronto approved affiliate arrangements. Epworth Leagues can adopt Endeavour rights and vice versa, enabling joint meetings and interdenominational fellowship. Many societies have accepted, and a joint committee urges union meetings when possible.
The House of Lords debate on the Fisheries Bill reveals a Liberal minority attempting to delay and weaken the measure. Lords Salisbury and Knutsford defend treaty obligations and compensation while Lord Herschell seeks limited duration. the motion to postpone fails 113 to 30, and an amendment to grant a one year limit is rejected 61 to 21. Local fishing news notes several boats sailing to northern fishery grounds, a Galatea arrival with salt, and community updates including a new Board of Health appointment and recent sermons.
An article argues most people suffer catarrh from irritation of nose and throat due to neglected colds and environmental factors. It dismisses blood purifiers and recommends Johnson's Anodyne Liniment for internal use and surface healing, plus dietary and lifestyle notes.
A Port La Tour resident requests guidance on obtaining Minard's Liniment. The writer notes long use of the product for everyday emergencies and asks for supplier details or who can provide it in Norway, Maine.
Obituary notes the death of George Carter at St John’s on the 27th. He served for many years as a clerk in the Colonial Secretary’s Office and was described as a reliable and efficient officer.
A murder in Fortune Bay this week involves a brother killing another. By Tuesday no further details had reached St John’s. Judge Proj departed Fortune Bay to oversee the investigation. The Magle steamer of Bowring Bros sailed for the Davis Strait whale fishery. The Jingte carries about sixty five crew.
The revenue cruiser Rose under Capt Stevenson arrived Thursday evening bound for the Labrador coast on an accustomers mission. Me Burgess MILA has been appointed Collector of Customs for the district and visited Fwillingate en route. The Rose leaves for the North Monday morning weather permitting.
The North Side Methodist Church exterior has gained a white paint coating recently and interior painting and staining are near completion. The South Side Methodist Church interior is undergoing thorough renovations with painting and staining throughout, expected to reflect credit on the committee and congregation.
A new advertisement announces Messrs. T. J. Duley & UCo. watchmakers and jewellers have started at 255 Water Street St. John's next to J. & W. Pitts. Duley brings long experience, with N. Ohman’s establishment well known locally. Large stock includes clocks rings jewellery and more. skilled workmen promise satisfaction.
A distressed mother’s plea for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims quick relief for a teething child. It touts cures for dysentery diarrhea wind colic and stomach issues and promises energy with a pleasant-tasting formula sold by druggists worldwide for 26 cents.
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