Notice of Motion and Bills in the 1890 Legislature
The House opened at four o'clock with notices of motion. A motion to invite tenders for printing the debates in one daily paper and for the Journal and appendix was discussed. A bill to amend 91 Vic Cap 163 was ordered read first and second time. Mr Murray gave notice on Tuesday for a committee of the whole to consider the education report. His Excellency’s address and reply were noted for Monday at twelve o'clock noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureay
Adiond
Morine
Feasn
Tha
J. John’s
Fearn
Mawn
Altéria
Clife
Murray
Select Committee On Education
Spxawer
Debated Legislative Council Remarks On Delegates And Policy
In a lengthy exchange Hon Harvey questions if official delegates could have better served the abolition cause. He notes delegates advocated lawful means to influence British opinion, argues against party branding of the issue, and urges united effort despite perceived past missteps.
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Harvey
Gedleman
Monroe
Alinia
England
Old St.Piere
Miquelon
Government and railway work debate in Newfoundland assembly
In a Newfoundland session debate the speaker argued many men refused offered railway work due to harsh conditions and distance. He noted Harbor Main and other districts varied in employment while asserting the government would aid without sacrificing independence. The house adjourned after a motion to suspend the Addregs in Reply.
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T Ha
St. John's
St. Julio's
Harbor Main
Newfounland
SkeLron
Worrow
Road Grant Expenditors and Misuse of Funds
A critique of road grant misallocations across the colony notes funds diverted to pauper relief rather than road works. It highlights annual dependence on government aid, widespread imposition, and the neglect of proper road and bridge maintenance as winter relief expectations grow. The piece cites honest workers harmed by misused funds and localities receiving no relief.
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Road Board
Improper Use Of Road Grants Warned By Local Paper
The piece laments mis appropriation of road funds by a few during winter, depriving fishermen and taxpayers of road improvements and warning against converting road grants into a pauper fund. It urges caution to prevent further dilapidation of roads and bridges.
National Gallery Highlights British Masters and Turner
A survey of the National Gallery notes the seven rooms devoted to British art from the 17th century onward. It emphasizes Hogarth, Reynolds, Opie, Gainsborough, David Wilkie, and Turner, detailing their styles, notable works, and Turner’s rise with Ruskin’s praise. It reflects on England’s artistic growth and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Tlozarih
Jockon
Joshua Reynolds
Hogarth
Hoyal Academy
Samuel
Jobn Opie
Thomas Gainsborowzh
Reynolds
St. Pauls Cathedral
David Wilkie
Nutigg
John Marox
Ix Knox
Assassinlio
Hedwin Gardseer
Lowito
Hla Uane Society
Larner
National Gallery
Af Aliwady
Crolley Medial Decovery Claims Blood Cure All
A dubious patent remedy proclaims to cure scrofula skin diseases sores and swelling by purifying the blood. The pamphlet boasts mass production and wide sale with promises of relief from fevers pneumonia and carbuncles through a rumor driven “Sapposa” formula, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crolley
Akovyanue Pride Delights In Paradise Garden Arrival
An infant named Akovyanue Pride (Siate) is noted as a tender bud newly appeared in the world. The text speaks of a young life arriving March 24, with affectionate phrases describing the child’s freshness and promise as a flower in paradise.
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Mussles
Ronelitis
Siate
Darling
Dante
Buwena Aastey
Local and General Couriers From Fogo Arrive. Mail Delays Noted
The couriers with the mail from Fogo arrived on Tuesday evening. Three communications must stand over for a later issue. The fifth overland mail left Gambo Wednesday morning and may arrive Monday. A Spirit Lavel lost in this Harbor can be recovered by contacting Mr. Francia Clark at Back Harbor.
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Fogo
Weare
Overland Mail
Gambo
Francia Clark
Back Harbor
Newfoundland Protest Delegation Heads to London
Telegraph special reports Newfoundland protest against coercive legislation. A five member delegation from the Legislative Council and Assembly, plus government and opposition representatives, will travel to London by consent passage on Tuesday from Halifax to urge British Parliament to oppose pending acts, with a majority rule guiding future decisions.
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the Sun
A. Jown
Tnf
Newfoundland
Lord Knutaford
House of Assembly
House of Lords
France
London
Great Britain
George UL
Select Committee
Neptune Arrives With Thirty Two Thousand Sauls From Ice Fields
The Neptune returned Monday night with thirty two thousand seals. Most steamers are reported well fished after striking seals on the thirteenth inst off Quirpon and returning home on the twenty first. Several schooners were seen south of Grain Islands. Arrivals include Wolf twenty six thousand Sector twenty eight thousand Leopard fifteen thousand Greenland twenty five thousand harbor Gracy. A large group petitioned the House for woman suffrage in liquor questions the Womens Christian Temp erance Union led by Lady Thor burn and Mrs Peters marched to the Autorial Building for the petitions. Northern mail arrived Friday.
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Jonn’s
Neptune
Sauls
Quirpon
Grain Islands
Wolf
Leopard
Greenland
Harbor Gracy
House of Assembly
Womens Christian Tamperance Union
Autorial
Lady Thorburn
Peters
Northern Mail
Unclear 19th Century Notices From Hautraxi Archive
Readable items report Oxford victory in University, Knutaford bill stalled, and Hennessy proposing Gambia cession to France for Newfoundland claims. Twenty-one Quebec sealing steamers head to grounds. anti Parnevile group urges Parnell challenge at York. Queen leaves for Traly Newfoundland. April 23 due. French Russian treaty alliance noted amid unsettled territorial questions and a New York grip epidemic reports.
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Hautraxi
Oxford
University
Buatraca
Knutaford
Hennessy
Gambia
France
Newfoundland
Quebec
Parnell
York
North Sligo
Aure
Traly
Russia
Grippe Epilemio
New York
Nasal National Bank
Haa Wild
Advice to Mothers on Teething and Relief
Ancient household remedy advertisement touts Winston's soothing syrup for teething pain and diarrhea. Claims quick sleep relief for disturbed mothers and claims medical backing by a renowned nurse and physician. Sold by druggists worldwide for 25 cents per bottle.
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Mas Winslow
Ming Winston
United States
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Farmar
Legislative Council
Tsarspar
Che Cwillngate
Sun Northern Weekly Advertiser
the National Gallery
Daan Mr. Borror
Turner
John Ruskin
Bird
Royal Academy
Cologne
Thomas Laurence
J'umer
Laurence
Schol
Lurner
Mayland
Low Countries
Waat
Las Come
Ivi
Poor
Ives National Gallery
Cuantes Lenog
Llure Ing Nest
Murch
Telegraph
A. W. Harvey
J. Pitts
Halifax
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