20 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
1
Mr. Amos Rossiter’s horse bolted at a Post Office area on Monday sending him flying and crashing into railings. He was severely shaken with suspected injuries but continued work the same day. Dr. Smith of Leskew examined him. no bones were broken, though soreness lingered.
A fragmentary report recalls figures including Sir Edward Morris and Dewi on Newfoundland progress in recent years. Mentions luge visits to Burland near a Queen Victor era event and a peated party invitation to Ann and Tslend. References to native costume and objectina.
A report describes a vessel making every port of call at a battle harbor amid strong gales. The crew faced hazardous weather with ice in the straits and concerns over coats and safety during the voyage.
A disaster leaves 100 fishermen lost while sea traffic and vessel troubles dominate the week. The yacht Chateau America faces delays, and Clyde and Prospero crews struggle to return to Port. Several local figures are noted in hospital, travel, or travel-related incidents as weather and seas complicate operations.
A small craft capsized on the Gander River near Glenwood at about 7:30 pm. Three of the seven occupants escaped while Crowell and William Bath were carried away by the swift current and drowned. Rescuers fear recovery may be delayed due to high waters and strong current.
Henry Delvine, 59, a laborer, pleaded guilty to obtaining money by false pretences by claiming he had discovered a cancer cure. He collapsed in court awaiting sentence and was carried from the dock after the verdict. The Recorder criticized gullibility and warned against credulity in the courtroom.
To My Friends and Customers, eight to ten weeks to get your watch, clock, or jewellery repaired by Mr. H Dever representing J T Lamb in St John’s, Twillingate. No botch work. We have given cool work before and will do so again. Lance.
Frenie Gats reports the Prime Minister Sir Fatorart Morris arrived by the Digby this morning. The ship was decorated with bunting and Waterfront flags by mercantile firms. Officials including Major Daversport AD.C. and Acting Premier Bennett, plus the Governor's representative, welcomed the Premier and Lady Morris with a hearty homecoming.
Mr Geo Giller, recently recorded as recovering, is seen about again. A quirky report mentions a near fatal incident and a newcomer, the Walch mudker, arriving with plans for Mr Cale's Store. Tit Cove to run three years under MroJ. Mr Jacke ath and George Lacey family to reside in Mrs Dawe's house.
Reward of ten dollars for information leading to the arrest of any person who broke into Twillingate Telephone and Electric Company line, and ejected personnel while interfering with the line. Information to be sent to WB Turse, secretary, by order of the directors.
Passengers arriving from Gambo report details of a Westueaday evening incident at Middle Brook where a boy named Byzan used a 22 caliber revolver. A girl named Wand was with other children when the weapon discharged, the loaded chamber exploded, and the bullet struck the back of her head. She was rendered senseless and rushed to the Hor with Sloat Towing as her parents and guardians acted to help.
On Monday June 15th Mrs MW Cooks daughter is noted in relation to a local event or notice. The fragment indicates a familial connection and a scheduled reference date, suggesting a social or community context within the civilians’ notices.
Aladdin mantle lamp touts low operating cost and clean bright light. Advertises using standard kerosene and claims high efficiency, urging readers to invest for oil savings in months ahead. Subagents sought for distribution.
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