Complex 1892 UK statistics on transport, crime, patents, and prices
An 1892 survey details UK transport revenue and safety, patent activity, exports values, and debt. It cites rail and road earnings, injury and fatality rates, patent and design filings, and merchant seamen totals, with international export figures and sugar production in Louisiana, all in a dense, data‑heavy postal-era tone.
Anniversary of the Sons of Temperance North Star Division
The Sons of Temperance North Star Division No. 15 held their February 22 anniversary with a noon assembly at the hall, a visit to the North Side Methodist Church for a sermon by Rev. J Hill, a tea, and a 7:30 pm concert led by Bro. C Mayne and Rev. Hill. The programme featured duets, recitations, dialogues, songs, and speeches, including Miss Connolly and Mr. Crocker, with praise for all participants and a note that the event compared favorably with similar entertainments in outports. The Queen’s anthem closed the program as patrons returned to their seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Temperance
North Star” Division
Band of Hope
North Side Methodist Church
J. Hill
Back Harbor Beach
Bro. C. Mayne
Sydney Loveridge
Edward Linfield
Gareth Moores
Master
John Locke
M _ Newman
B. Blackmore
Gilbert Barrett
Stephen Loveridgs
S. Moores
A. Colbourne
Rosa
Olivia _ Blackmore
Berthie Roberts
Little Neil
Janet Hodder
A. Spencer
God Save the Queen
Miss Connolly
Mr. Crocker
Sambo
Tedekiah
Entertainment at Salt Harbor Brings Fine Turnout
An postponed charity entertainment held at St Marys Schoolroom Salt Harbor drew a respectful orderly audience after weather and a death in a promoter family delayed the event. Committees led by Mesere Gabriel Grimes Crocker and Borton facilitated smooth seating and orderly conduct as tickets for reserved seats sold quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green's Cove
St. Mary's Schoolroom
Salt Harbor
Mesere
Gabriel
Grimes
Crocker
Borton
Question of Poor Relief and Its Reform Calls
In this column the author argues that poor relief wastes public funds and erodes self reliance. They claim half of government relief over the past decade went to able bodied men who should work, urging remedial legislation during the current session. The piece condemns the moral degradation and redistribution of wealth that poor laws foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clysséa
Public provisioning degrades recipients in colony economy
A Telegram letter argues against state handouts in a colony living on hand to mouth. The writer condemns reliance on public relief during sickness or job loss, calling it a demeaning permanent condition and urging serious consideration of better contingency provisions.
A Mad Rowdy's Outrage Shocks Sunderland
At Sunderland a man named William Martin in a second story window hurled bricks tiles and a butcher’s scraper at passers by injuring three people including a 12 year old girl. He chased by police and crowd escaped onto roofs before being captured and jailed on charges of wounding with intent.
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Sunderland
Wa. Martin
Bull Open
Mary Cournan
Elizabeth Campball
Conran
Francis Hannah Cogdon
Martin
Yates
Central
Cournan
Todd
Campbell
Cogdon
Win. Huntley
Silver Straat
Mullens
Sway
Wiliam Connin
Local Mail Close and Missionary Visit at Fogo
The local post closes Monday afternoon at five. Rev T W Harwood returned from Missionary Meetings at Fogo and nearby places with Mr Frank Roberta and Mr Titus Linfield. The schooner Laddie, owned by Robert Scott Exq of Fogo, arrived at Barbados on the 16th after twenty one days and was to sail yesterday with molasses for St Johns. John Scott, former Matilda captain, sailed as mate this season and is wished success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Harwood
Fogo
Frank Roberta
Titus Linfield
Laddie
Robert Scott
Barbadoes
St. John’s
John Scott
Matilda
Temperance lecture at St. Peter's Lodge invites public interest
Brethren of St. Peter's Lodge No 12 invited friends for a temperance lecture by the Chaplain on Movday evening. The talk aimed at younger Brethren recently joining the Temperance Degree and to entice others to join. Rev J Hill and Brothers Reuben Blackmore and G G William spoke, drawing applause and urging open meetings to attract outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Lodge
J. Hill
Reuben Blackmore
G. G. William
Makah Indians Build a Fleet for Ocean Trade and Whaling
The Makah of Neah Bay coastal Washington have evolved from canoe use to owning ten schooners from 25 to 50 tons. They cruise from January to Alaska and Japan coasts, pursuing seals, whales, and fishing while training youth in navigation and English. Government aid is minimal, about 400 dollars yearly for education.
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Neah Bay
Cape Filattery
Cape
Neath Bay
Henry Webster
Indiana
Cape Flatiery
Columbia River
Alaska
Japan
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Louisiana
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Mr. Pepper
Misa Connolly
Mr. Mundy
Mr. Gabriel
Mary, Queen of
Scotts
Mr. Lockyer
Katie Conner
Mr. Grimes
Bride Beils
Brie
Mr. Kyer
Miss Dally
Hir. Crocker
Miss Richards
Mr. Howell
Jack
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