Historic debate on pulp mill bill and land grants in early legislature
The Assembly discusses a government bill authorizing large land grants for pulp production and a 200 ton weekly capacity aim. Critics warn of risks to public lands and demand amendments while supporters argue for economic growth and employment. debates touch constitutional concerns and party positions.
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Ain Ule
Posalib
Sline
Sowetey
Gevon Hey
Thor
Cnanidarusion
Cathis
IBM Mariane
Ganort
Lower
Honehw
Legislatura
Fidel
Haxvxrasidhn
Onedin
Teuton
Debate Over Public Department Head Reforms in Assembly
A parliamentary record details members debating reform of a public department head appointment. Mr T supports executive ratification while opposing bill provisions, urging a permanent, knowledgeable head. Capt Chiane and others push for transparent measures and continued oversight, with committee reporting the bill without amendments and a third reading set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Department
Nelin
Aie
S.J
Sip
Bata
Tha
Mattar
Gulf
Tatsar
Fuad
Thesa Deparimanga
Boo
Chiane
Tha Mus
al Harvey-ahouts
Uc UN Executive
C. G
Brees
Catade
Canada
Onmoran
Mereay
Revol
Alonros
Tia Council
Abo Pian
Advice to Morauros and the Gloomy Caretaker
The fragment discusses remedies for digestive ailments and feverish discomfort, praising Mrs. Wawapow and her product line. It mentions a medical tonic called Wisqusn's Soorman Syuveton Caronen and warns of symptoms like diarrhea and dyspepsia. A sale note cites Pripw 26 and a bottle, with references to a Colled Ela and Ela ora.
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Pripw
Eunty & Bottde
Aerate and Tarts Scene Real Kealloke Mixture
A fragmented scene mentions Kealloke Mixture and a gate sale of 94mg cane sold by a local provider. The readable portion hints at products and a vendor but lacks full context, dates, or clear actions. Further details are unreadable to confirm scope or outcome.
First Session of Sixteenth General Assembly Returns Public Debate
The first session of the sixteenth General Assembly of the colony opened last week under His Excellency Governor Boretaoro Baen. Members aimed to advance substantial reforms including railway expansion, manhood suffrage, woolfire protection, and a broad road-management overhaul. Leaders voiced confidence that under the current Cabinet more real policy progress will occur than in prior administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
William
Wall
Epl Morris
Hee
Emerson Receives Honor From Newfoundland Bar
Fragmentary notice notes Emerson as Speaker and recipient of a merited honor from the Newfoundland Bar. It speaks of qualifications as jurat and registrar, silk dignity, and Queen's Counsel, praising the recognition and a hoped open career, with congratulatory tone from colleagues.
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Emerson
Balay
Fila Mart
Newfoundland
Birosustey
Fragmented Economic Figures From Distorted Text
A garbled financial passage cites large monetary figures and deficits, mentioning expenditure, savings, circulation, and national accounts. Names and places are unreadable, but the text references a rising consumption, debt reduction, and budget allocations amid unclear dates and entities.
Little Bay items report disease, trade, and shipping notes
Local notice summarizes diphtheria deaths and efforts to clean homes, plus shipping updates. Cuniculars mention copper ingots for Lewnsea, priced cargo, and a plan to start Pemperwace Hotel. The Consolidated Mining Co. warns no more goods landed at their wharf. The Captain’s conscript call and whistle mishap are noted in a brief town anecdote.
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Law
Lewnsea
Pemperwace
Consolidated Mining Company
Kate
Larvey & Co
Meanion
Cptain
Newfoundland Judge Made Knight in Honours List
The London Gazette lists Sir Robert Pingent and Sir Robert Piusent receiving knighthood and other honours. It notes Sir Robert Pingent’s public life in Newfoundland, his rise to the bar in 1850, service as a Judge of the Supreme Court from 1880, and his 1881 D.C.L. degree, alongside remarks on his social influence and the denial of broader local claims.
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Quesn
London
Canadiana
Une
B. G. Johnson
Superior Coast
House of Knighthood
Cxsienne Stanieslaus Ucowski
K.G.M.G
Coomba
William Henry Grifin
Dominion
Spadee
Puisen
D.c.l.amtbeth
Tinter
View of 1 Pans and May Day Data
Froysh discusses a May Day event with references to thousands of pans and relief measures. The text mentions indemnity and territorial issues tied to a distant master, with unclear claims and a focus on maritime or territorial dispute across the Americas.
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Kueensry
Amerlea
Cairade
English and French Relations Analysis
A garbled May report from Laeaoos discusses Britain and its stance on England's future actions. It references Sigur and Ragland while suggesting a broader alliance or policy shift. The text is unreadable in places, but hints at diplomatic tension and potential expansionist concerns.
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Laeaoos
England
Great Britain
Prairie controversy over withdrawal from Egypt and world powers
Fragmented OCR text discusses a contentious withdrawal from Egypt and tensions involving Pasie and London governments. Mentions Delagiaphle Corrispondence and Toronto, with unclear details on a publication and authorities. reads as a garbled report on international diplomacy and press involvement.
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Prairiess Conteyversy
Rotary
Bughaud
Egypt
Prater World Pansant
Calingaiah
Newfoundland
Pasie
London
Mother Sud
Toronto
Surgery of the Lung Prospect at Early Thoracic Operations
A historic report notes surgeons have achieved life saving results by removing diseased lung tissue. Prof Tillman reports lung resections may extend to removing multiple parts of the lung to halt consumption, with patients often recovering enough to return to work.
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Tn Escout
Aurgeoin
Wauy
Okane
Tilfruanan
Jpuig
Joos
Tillonsana Beliveos
Axpean
Thalum
Shang
The Greatest Iron Plant in the World Chronicle
Royal Gazette reports a vast iron plant legacy after Krupp era, detailing massive output, employment rising to around twenty five thousand, extensive railway and shipping activity, and multiple industrial sites across a broad region. Mentions Lt Jorge Wimanacee and various engineering feats.
Mystery Vine Disease Threatens Olive Orchards in Valley
A mysterious vine disease spreads through the Bornie and Glive valleys, injuring olives across the region. Reports describe blight-like symptoms, with some groves showing partial recovery yet others dying, while researchers in Washington and Southats Glitoral pursue a remedy amid uncertain spread and limited reliable data.
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Bornie
Anoe Tevon
Retira
Lolinn
Geof
Woabington
Thy Queen's Prize Competition Quotation Analysis
The item discusses a prize contest on familiar quotations from standard authors, aiming to name the largest number of authors quoted. It outlines two practical methods to encourage study and promises a sample copy of law content with complete parsinilars and tamations, priced at $1.00 per page, with an address in Toronto.
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Waite
Ghu Reveras
Newry
Ailger
D'Mcon
Toronto
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Emerson A CO
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Theo
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Irom
Royal Gazette
Seventiiae Mfscsilang
Brodanos & Co
Tour
Innea
Ian
Dora
Joserea
Crrwsy
Ariga
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