Turbulent Debate On Addresses And Suspensions In House
The report details a February session with mentions of Angel, Harvey, Pitts, Rendell, Skelton, and Harris. Motions included suspending the rules and appointing a committee to address the Governor. Debates covered the Address and progress, with sessions adjourned to the next day.
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St. Luo Hole
Newfoundland
Bless
Mexas
Pitts
Rendell
Harris
Angel Bate
Harvey
Vonche Council
Angel
Conant
Skelton
Ion
Spoere
Ho Og
Fragmented 18th Century Assembly Deliberations Recounted
The text describes a convoluted scene in an assembly with mentions of a speaker and a promise to act for a district. It references a personal promise, delay tactics, and an effort to move forward with proceedings while addressing privileges and appeals to members.
Parliament selects committee appointments amid forthcoming governor speech
The House carried a motion to form a select committee with members Parsons, Furlong, Payne, Fraser, and Furlong from various districts. The Premier signaled a move to appoint officers and servants, and a printing and contingencies committee was planned for tomorrow. The House adjourned until Tuesday at four.
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Parsons
Furlong
Gt. John’s . West
Payne
Burin
Fraser
Fortune Bay
St. John's East
Watson
Qelock P.ny
Budget Introduced by Hon Fox in House of Assembly
The Hon. Receiver General Mr Fox presented the budget on the 9th with a clear financial review for the past year and estimates for the current year. Ordinary receipts for the year ending 1898 reached 1,800,000 with expenditures near that total. revenue for the current year is forecast at 1,700,000 and expenditures at 1,696,000, leaving a small balance. The report notes a larger public debt due to railway construction but cites valuable assets and expected benefits from public works and the spring seal fishery. Overall, the colony’s finances show prosperity and potential improvement.
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House of Assembly
Mr. Fox
Captain Truscott Dead in Rio Yellow Fever Epidemic
News comes this morning of Captain Truscott's death in Rio Brazil possibly from yellow fever amid an outbreak there. A Plymouth native, he captained the brig Grace belonging to Edwin Dutler and sailed from this port for over twenty years. He was highly regarded for his generous nature and skill at sea, leaving a void in the firm’s ranks.
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Truscott
Rio
Brazil
Plymouth
Edwin Dutler
Heening Herald
Hach
The New British Premier Lord Rosebery Emerges Leader
The piece lauds Lord Rosebery as England's best suited to lead, noting his political mastery, popularity, and home rule stance. It highlights a vow to perform promises rather than overcommit, and hints at his imminent prime ministership with Gladstone retiring to Hawarden after six decades of political life.
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Gladstone
England
Lord Rosebery
Jie
Beacen
Hawarden
L Ife
Evening Telegram
Great Spring Numbers issue of The Delineator highlights
The April Periyector emphasizes Bicycling topics with How to Ride and What to Wear plus a full page of Bicycle costumes and The Cyclists March. It offers spring family preparation articles for Mothers, etiquette guidance, new Dainty Cookery dishes, and a series on mother daughter relationships. Also features crafts, tea table ideas, parties, books, gardening, and needlework. Subscription is 1.00 yearly, 10 cents per issue. orders to The Delineator Publishing Co Toronto.
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Sammer
Sumner
Delineator
Delineator Publishing Co. (Ltd
Richmond Street West
Toronto
Ont
Touching misfortune case at Marylebone Bench
Lucy Jenner, 28, a poor yet devoted wife, leaped from York and Albany Bridge into Regent's Canal after reporting dire hardship. Police constable Movie pulled her to shore, while her husband testified of his eye injury and unemployment, prompting Mr Plowden to urge resilience and grant support.
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Marylebone Jance Court
London
Mr. Plowden
Lucy Jenner
Albert Road
York and Albany Bridge
Regent’s Canal
Thay
Zach
Loto
Seals Plentiful As Storm Affects Seasonal Haul
Reports from coastal areas recount a very good seal season with crews landing hundreds this week. A severe storm on Tuesday followed by drifting ice slowed catches, but by Wednesday and again Thursday crews produced solid hauls near Shag Rocks Back Harbor Gulf Island and Long Point with some crews taking up to 130 seals in a day.
Tariff Reform Debate in Nineteenth Century US
Chauncey M. Depew argues reformers face a trap of choice between advancing or retreating. He says radical reform is impossible and minimal change may affirm past Republican policy. He warns that delays fuel public fear, hunger, and calls for action while Protectionists could return to power.
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United States
Chauncey 3i Depew
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Debate Over Name Origins
An analysis notes that the name Ayer differs from Ayers Sarsaparilla and explains the phrase genuine scientific blood purifier. The piece contrasts authentic Ayer products with sham sarsaparilla brands, asserting Ayer's quality.
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Ayer
Fisheries Cost Benefit From Gloucester Hatchery Figures
A Gloucester reader analyzes the Mish Hatchery at Ten Pound Ishii cost of about 6000 dollars yearly to raise 25 million young cod. He estimates a one hundredth of a cent per resident and about two dollars for the city. If 5 percent reach maturity, over a million fish join the water yearly, potentially adding five million pounds valued at three dollars per cwl, about 150000 dollars. The hatchery appears self-justifying. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is praised for relief without harming digestion.
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Gloucester
Ten Pownd Ishii
Commission
Cape Ann Breeze
Obituary notices recall families and local figures
Fragmentary obituary notes reveal the deaths of Sarah Bessie aged 2 and Solomai Strong aged 84, long-time resident of Three Arms and native of Cwillingate. The texts mention a short illness and a burial with friends lamenting the loss in a period voice.
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Sarah Bessie
Robert
Mary
Gillingham
Uncertain political trials and global news from March
The report, filed from St Johns and New York, notes political trials in St Johns before Chief Justice Carter, ongoing Irish Home Rule debate and reform moves in Britain, plus international items: Brazil insurrection collapses, Spanish cabinet changes, Irish party reactions, and a planned National convention by Parnellites.
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Hacrrax
New York
Kelly
Lords
Commons
Harcourt
Asquith
Church of Wales
Central Asia
Scotland
Rosebery
Brazil
Salisbury
England
Davitt
Liberal
Redmond
Ireland
Labour
House of Lares
Kenny
St. Lawrence
Sagast
Fodialah
Dogania
Italy
Labouchere
Wild
Minard's Liniment Featured in Early Crippled Patient Cure
London morning papers promote Minard's Liniment claiming cures for crippe and rheumatism. Advertisements praise relief and quick action. The bold product narrative highlights health benefits and urges trial.
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Minard
Crippe
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Piternooty
Telegraph
St. Jown’s
Eyster
J. P. Fox
T J. Murphy
St. John’s
Carter
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