Renegade politician named to governor role sparked bank alarm
Telegram reports alarm over Alfred Be Morine’s appointment as governor of the Savings Bank. Critics warn of constitutional outrages, depositor risks, and a dangerous concentration of power amid toriyan factional moves. Public urged to guard savings and resist further abuses.
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Litidian
Sivings
Queen's Tys
James 5. Tért
Saxings “Bank
Buch
Connest
Alfred
AB. Marine
Savings’ Bank
Turre
Savines
Mackay Libel Case Ends Amid Heated Courtroom Drama
The Mackay libel suit against the Evening Telegram concluded after three days of testimony and a two hour judicial address by Mr Justice Winter to a tired jury. The outcome was expected to involve substantial fines, while the court record showed tense moments and sharp remarks from officials during the heated proceedings.
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A. M. Mackay
Justice Winter
BBC Roni
Costa
Reutesh
Justice
le Pager
Ant
Masonics St John Day Sermon At St Peters Church
The Twillingate Lodge No 2364 F and A M held St John the Baptist Day service at St Peters Church in ragalia. Rev R Temple preached a practical sermon linking Masonry values to faith and duty. The lodge contributed over eleven dollars for church needs and the event drew strong community support.
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Twillingate’ Lodge
St. Peter’s Church
R. Temple
A. Linfield
Ragalia
Masonic Society
St. Peter's Church
Jerusalem
Tiwillingate
John the Baptist
Twilingate Lodge Holds Emergency Meeting installs officers
An Emergency Meeting of Twilingate Lodge, FL and A. M., installed the officers for the coming year by Past Master Gray under dispensation from Provincial Grand Master Hon. Sir W. V. Warreway. New officers include N. Patren, Crannga Marxe, S. A. Cartes Winre, Rev R. Texels, J. A. Dwyer, Go. Roparza, BR Brait, Wanrrn Hopper and others.
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Bro
N. Patren
Cece
Crannga Marxe
S.A. Cartes Winre
R. Texels
A A. J. Dwyer
Go. Roparza
BR. Brait
Sr. Dean
Wreck of Schooner Rose and Twelve Souls Lost
The schooner Rose, Henry Goss master, with sixty five aboard, struck ice in White Bay near Partridge Point during a dense fog and sank in minutes. Twelve perished including eight men, two women and two children, while others, including women and children, were rescued on ice or in a boat as the wreck occurred.
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Virginia Lake
Scr
Rose
Partridge Point
White Bay
Beingin
Names of Shipwreck Survivors Listed After Disaster
The report lists survivors and victims from a wreck near Spaniard's Bay and Upper Island Cove. It names Ebenezer Goass, John Crane, William Clifford, John Coombs, Simon McKenzie, Samuel Hudson, Jacob Gosse, Augustus Gosse, noting two were brothers aged about 21 to 23. Many lost personal belongings and clothing, and several men drowned.
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Balanzad
Spaniard’s Bay
Upper Island Cove
Ebenezer Goass
John Crane
William Clifford
John Coombs
Simon McKenzie
Samuel Hudson
Javob Gosse
Augustus Gosse
Ware
Customs Official at Pilley’s Island Charged with Partisanship
Our correspondents report Goodridge Knight Customs Official sent from St Johns to Pilley’s Island is active in biasing locals against the White way party. They note past neutral agent Mr Green and accuse the current man of spreading a false claim that 42000 dollars from railway connecting roads has been spent, urging North residents to stay alert and avoid being misled.
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Goodridge- Knight
Pilley’s Island
St. John’s
Whiteway
Green
New Bay Notes on Schooner Ivandheil and Local Edict
A New Bay letter from June 22 reports John Moors schooner Ivandheil named Jelia will not sail to Labrador this summer due to unfinished work. It mentions quiet arrivals, a petition about a new day school teacher, and that two thirds of guardians supported the petition while Brell ignored them. Lobster vendors are said to be doing fairly well.
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New Bay
Jane
Sra
Jnhn
Methodist Board of Education
Brel
Murray Daolara and the Whitewayite Rally in Caaxyet
Special to the Bee reports Murray Daolara an Out and Out Whitewayite amid a Caaxyet meeting. The Herald celebrates the unseating and disqualification of Murray while he vows to back the Whiteway candidate. ships from Halifax arrive as coverage continues.
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S.s. St. Pierre
Ss. Aarkww
Halifax
Herald
Murray
Placentia Voter Spirit Opposes Revenue Duty Bill
Fragmentary report notes voters in Placentia and the district resisting a Revenue Bill described as expired. Mentions political tension with the Governor dismissing advisers and broad dissatisfaction with government and duty payments.
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St. John’s
Local codfish and caplin catches noted on shore
The report notes codfish populations are very set, with poor outlook. Caplin have appeared around the shores in the past week and sizable catches have been taken. An English schooner Western Lass arrived carrying Cadiz salt for J. B. Tobin. Gillispie’s Ales returned from St. John’s with merchandise for Tobin, after a voyage Tuesday.
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Bartlett
J. B. Tobin
Cadiz
The
Methodist Conference Elects Milligan President
The annual Methodist Conference met at St. John's on Thursday last. Milligan has been elected President for the coming year. The first draft of stations lists Rev. L. Curtis BA and Rev. W. Edmondson for this circuit.
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St. John's
Thuasday
Milligan
L. Curtis
W. Edmondson
Examinations Held at Twillingate Centre for Diplomas
Twenty six candidates competed for diplomas at St Peter's School Twillingate under the Council for High Elevation. The committees were in attendance during all the examinations and it is hoped many will succeed.
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Twillingate
Council For High
Schooner Jeanis Arrives With News From St John’s
The schooner Jeanis, J. W. Roberts master, reached port Wednesday evening after a quick row from St John’s the previous morning. Mr. Roberts supplied late local papers for today’s issue. The Jeanie’s cargo targeted Tilt Cove and she departed for there this morning.
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Jeanis
J. W. Roberts
St Joh’s
Mr. Roberts
Jeanie
Tilt Cove
Virginia Lake Sails South From Griquet With Passengers
The coastal steamer Virginia Lake captained by Taylor waited Monday night on her way South, reaching Griquet for the first time this season. She carried many passengers including the wrecked crew of the Mose, James Norris of Three Arms, and Andrews ex-manager of Pilley’s Weland, with others boarding at the port.
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Virginia Lake
Taylor
Griquet
Mose
James Norris
Three Arms
Andrews
Pilley's Weland
Hill
Miss Pittman
Win. Harris
H. Clegg
Mr. Mifflin
Mr. Alcock
Death of James Galdie at Datkuth near Exlinboro
Mr James Galdie aged 65 formerly with Union Bank of this city died yesterday at Datkuth three miles from Exlinboro after a long illness from Bright's disease. He had long worked in banking in Halifax New York and then settled in this city about 170 years ago. He was well liked for his pleasant manner and temperate life.
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Datkuth
Exlinboro
Jas, Galdie
Manazey
Union Bank
Bright
Hare
Goldie
Halifax
Bay of Islands
West Coast
New York
Notes From French Save Arrival from St Anthony and Coast Notes
Notes recount the first arrival from that coast this season aboard Mr Moore's craft. Indebted to Rev H Clegz who came from St Anthony on Saturday evening for the following notes about the winter and items like ivory and silver valued at thirty to unparalleled. A woman named Rice of Hlar ay is mentioned among some corrupted phrases.
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H. Clegz
St. Anthony
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Mackay
Northern Weekly Advertiser
Masonic
Yours Sincerely
Murray Daolara
Caaxyet
Placentia
Evening Telegram
Poscaytra
Mr. James Galdie
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