British honors and coal talks dominate Telegraph News
King George awards bronze medals to Ben Woirlioh crew for rescuing Nimbus lifeboats of Midschr Nancy Lee in 1925. Premier Baldwin coal meeting ends without solution as British interests loom over White Star fleet. Sealing fleet updates: Eagle reports seals. Ranger hints at month end return. Farinacci movement blamed on Fascisti split. Shah of Persia crowned amid oriental spectacle. Viking seals rise. Newfoundland N P & P reshuffle at Corner Brook. Prohibition urged by Bramwell Booth in New York. Terra Nova and Lagona perform sealing tasks. Labrador fishing gear damage probed by government. House of Assembly audits Liquor Control revenue. deficits and fines questioned.
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King George
Ben Woirlich
Nancy Lee
Baldwin
Eagle
Allardyce
England
William Horwood
Roberto Farinacci
Fascisti Party
Mussolini
Fascisti
Persia
Seatorday
Ranger
House of Commons
Viking
Bartlett
Daily News
Corner Brook
G. Bernard Smith
Andrew White Broomes
Corner Bk
John Stadler
New York
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Great Britain
Old Seals
Grindstone Island
Michael Keating
Burin
John Skinner
Board South
Engle
Dept
Time and place notice for an upcoming event
A fragmented OCR reading mentions a time phrase and a placeholder for an event. It notes a need to set a time for an occasion and references an unspecified location or venue. The readable text is too incomplete to identify participants or a precise purpose.
New Steamer for Bay of Islands Montreal Route
The Clarke Steamship Company introduces the Northland, a new passenger and cargo vessel, to serve Montreal to Gaspe and Newfoundland. She sailed from Newcastle after trial and will begin a weekly St Lawrence run, stopping at Quebec and Cape Chat to Gaspe, with Corner Brook and Curling as termini. The 142 first class and 76 third class berths, two refrigerated holds, three cargo holds, and 2000 ton deadweight support freight needs. Powered by triple expansion engines, coal or oil fuel, ice strengthened, Lloyds class 190 Al, and features advanced ventilation and fire safety systems.
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Corner Brook
Curling
Northland
Clarke Steamship Company
Newcastle
England
Quebec
Montreal
Gaspe
Newfoundland
Tremblay
Guaspesia
St. Lawrence
Cape Chat
Gaspe Basin
Board of Trade
al Lloyd’s
Lloyd's Certificate
Local crew departures from the Malakoff voyage
Personal notes reveal Mr. Robert Brett and several crew members of the Tidal Wave by S.S. Malakoff leaving Sunday to tow the Schr. to Ashbournes Ltd. Capt. Wm Bulgio remains in the City, Arthur Manuel heads to St John for spring goods, and Dunley Anstey travels to New York for carpentry work. Morton and Saul White visit from Lewisporte and St John respectively, with Ashbourne connections and others tied to Malakoff departures.
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Robert Brett
S.S. Malakoff
Schr
Ashbournes Ltd
Wm Bulgio
City
SS. Boothie
Arthur Manuel
Malakoff
St. John
Dunley Anstey
New York
Morton
St. John’s
Saul White
Lewisporte
A. G. Ashbourne
Marton
Geo. Blandford
Malakoff Mail Arrival Noted by Captain Blackmore
An incomplete notice mentions Captain Blackmore arriving in Malakoff on a moraine day and landing a g8 mail with several garbled phrases. The readable facts point to a transport or courier event linked to Malakoff and Captain Blackmore.
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Malakoff
Blackmore
Moraine
Firina
The annual toteriel of the Bank for 1925
The item summarizes the 1925 toteriel of a bank detailing its assets, liabilities, and financial position. It notes key figures and institutional performance within that year, with emphasis on balance sheet health and notable developments impacting stakeholders.
Nurse Praises Dodd's Kidney Pills in testimonial
Mrs. E Ameneau of Lunenburg Nova Scotia writes she suffered back and rheumatic trouble until using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says the pills gave relief, allowed her to continue nursing, and she will recommend them to patients with kidney and rheumatic issues. The letter, dated April 30, comes from a local nurse.
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Dodd
Lunenburg
N.S
E. ‘Ameneau
Beloved Wife and Grandmother Dies After Illness on South Side
Obituary recalls Mrs. George Lambert who died after a lingering paralysis on the brain. Funeral held Friday with Rev J. W. Winsor delivering a touching sermon from Isaiah 35:10. Survived by husband three daughters and two brothers, with many friends. Granddaughter Eleanor Roberts inserts heartfelt tribute.
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George Lambert
South Side
J. W. Winsor
Arm
Cemeny
Wm. G. Roberts
Blu Head Cove
Walter Hawkins
Tenkins Cove
Edgar Roberts
Wm. Oake
Harry Oake
Wards Harbor
Note of Thanks to Twillingate Memorial Hospital Staff
Mr Alfred Mutford of Crow Head expresses gratitude to the doctor and nurses at Twillingate Memorial Hospital for their care during his stay. He also thanks friends who visited and helped make his time there pleasant.
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Alfred Mutford
Crow Head
Twillingate Memorial Hospital
Death of Eight-Year-Old John Hurst at Methodist Parsonage
The obituary notes the death of John Hurst aged eight at the Methodist Parsonage Olma Ontario after a brief illness. He was the son of Rev. John and Annie Hurst and is mourned by family and community.
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Olma
Ontaro
John
Annie Hurst
Watchman No 1 Replies to Abusive Letter 1926
A long reader letter from Corona Crown defends a prior critique of the Salvation Army and Colonel Cloud. It cites church educational funding, letters from Colonel Cloud, and calls for adherent recruitment. The writer claims misrepresentation by R. Bowering and discusses Acts and apostolic figures.
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Twillingate Sitt
R. Bowering
Cloud
S. Army
Bowering
Department of Education For
Newfoundland
Methodist
8. Army
Colonel Cloud
Peter
John
Mer
Corona
Crown
Eritor
Ciowd
Newsandle
Church Union in Newfoundland Accepted by Congregations
The writer argues Church Union in Canada, inaugurated June 10 1925, was widely approved in Newfoundland. A subsequent Colonel Cloud letter aimed to mobilize Army support among dissenters. The piece asserts Church Union has pleased Newfoundland Methodists and congregations, and thanks the editor for publishing the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
United Church of Canada
Church Union
Cloud
Newfoundland Methodists
A Voice on Sabbath Breakers at Lewisporte
A reader urges respecting Sunday rest and condemns freight handling on Sundays in outport Newfoundland. The letter notes ships like the U S Malakomi discharging freight on Sundays and argues that work should stop to honor the Fourth Commandment, while conceding occasional necessity during severe ice or northern shortages.
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U.S
Malakomi
Lewisporte
St. John’s
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Bay of Islands
Grandma
Eleanor Roberts
Watchman No. 1
St Paul
Comdt Bowering
St. Paul
Word of God
Andrew
James
S. A
Crusade
Thomas Cloud
T.C
THE
Paradise
Twillingate Sup
Paranise
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