Colonial debate on printing and arbitration in House
Debates focus on publishing House debates and the Alien Act bill. Government readers include despatches from the Secretary of State for the Colonies about arbitration on Lobster Misbery questions and appointing Sir Robert Pinsent or Justice Little, with colonial representatives urged to state views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneil
Gray
Mr. M
Hanver
Msntora
Harver
House
Great Britain
Pitts
Ament
Fetary of State For
Wiliam Whiteway
Robert Pinsent
Justice Little
England
Etary
Atrecot
Paris
Versailles
Lord Salisbury
AM. D'Aubigne
Guyent
Aueh
Winnie the PoohAdvertisements and Patent Medicine Snippet
Fragmentary OCR advert claims Winnie the Pooh and a sedative syrup for children and mothers. Mentions teething, relief for pain, and a call to "Depend upon" a universal remedy. Promotes a marketed laxative or toning syrup with grandiose health claims and dubious endorsements.
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Winatow
Local notices and society updates from che Civillingate Sun
A note that a Bay communication will wait until next week. South Side Methodist Church plans a Fall Sale of Work and Crosby Lodge No.5 TCA to meet Tuesday for a long discussion. Mr George Blandford returned with a load of old seals. Rev W Pilot thanks for annual school report. No 61 torpedo boat orders at Chatham for St Johns. Norwegian codfishery reports 31 million fish to April 1, about 50 percent short versus last year.
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George Blandford
E. Dutler
Eeq
Chatham Observer
Chatham Dockyard
St. John’s, NJ
Public Wharf Safety Urged After Conscript Arrival
The U S Conscript Captain Walek docked here on Saturday at 7 30 pm with passengers Rev Mr Howells J B Pobia Esq HF Linfield R S Roberts W Baird W Newman Alfred Wels and Miss Bessie Pearce bound for Toronto Canada The paper urges a new landing skid and two handrails to improve passenger safety noting a near drowning after dark and the need to repair the wharf slope and tide variation.
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U. S
Walek
Mr. Howells
J. B.‘Pobia
HF. Linfield
R. S. Roberts
W. Baird
W. Newman
Alfred Wels
Mise Bessie Pearce
Toronto
Canada
Children Missionary Meeting Draws Church Crowds
The South Side Methodist Church hosted a children's missionary meeting on Friday April 24. John Davis led singing with the South Side choir and Jessie Hudder played organ. The children raised 32.85 for missions, 12.15 at the meeting and 20.70 earlier, beating last year's total by 97.81 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Missionary
South Side
Travelers Reply to Resident in Twillingate Letter
In Little Bar on April 7, 1891 a correspondent defends a traveller against a March 14 remark. The writer disputes Post Office timing and fairness, defends the local postmaster, and urges Resident to grumble constructively and examine his assumptions.
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Twillingate Sten
Little Bar
Patent medicines differ in guarantees and success claims
One claims reasonableness and reputation while another lacks them. Thousands of cured men and women testify to Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. If they fail, money is refunded. Consider the vast number of happy users worldwide and the riskless trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Vierce
Psoplq
Fogo News Reflects Dull Winter and Local Troubles
The letter notes dreary weather, hunger, and diphtheria in Fogo. Willie Rolla, son of a respected member, dies after illness. Mr. Robert Scott leaves for St John’s. he is described as chief magistrate and disciplinarian. The Swallow returns after a search for gears. Stella sails with 20 plus men and 90 seals. Ambrose Fitzgerald marries after evening service in the RC Church.
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Malcolm
Willie Rolla
Fogo
Robert Scott
St. John’s
Swallow
Messrs
Owen & Earle
Landamen
Stella
Hodge
Walsh
Seal Cove
Ambrose Fitzgerald
R. C
Great Word Making Contest Promises 5000 Prize Pot
The Canadian Agriculturist and Home Magazine expands its Grand Word Making Competition open to all. Entrants must form words from The Agriculturial letters, with 389 prizes totaling 5000 dollars including gold, watches, and a grand piano. Entries require a six month subscription and are judged by listed officials with final decisions binding.
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Newfoundland
Home Magazine
America
Ocomumoposs Danwourt
Galourta Line of Steamers
Peterborough
A. V. R. Youns
United States
D. U. Hare
Ontario Telephone Company
Ontario
Canadian Agriculturial
Vandolam Agriocetceiat
Ont
Fishermen defy law to sell bait to the French
By Telegraph. Joan's May 1 Fortune Bay fishermen armed to sell bait to the French. The Conscript was dispatched Tuesday evening with added protection and returns today. Expected to go North six o'clock tomorrow evening. The Sealing Bill rejected in the Legislative Council by a few monopolists. indignant reactions follow. Hons Pitts Rendell MacKay Angel opposed. Hon Dr Skelton and Sheriff Talbot supported. Legislature prorogues in weeks time.
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Angel
Dr. Skelton
Sheriff Talbot
Newfoundland and British Drama Over Legislation and Atlantic Matters
Reports from Hadrax and St Lawrence routes describe new movements and bills. Newfoundland passes second reading amid debate on arbitration and colonial rights while bishops and political leaders react to international obligations and fisheries policy.
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St. Lawrence
Zanzibar
Newfoundland
House of Lords
House of Commons
Keatsford
Thead
Manipur
Newfoundland Legislatuon
Lhe
Barron Birreh
Russia
Australia
Brazil
Rothchild
Dominion
Veter White
Old Hutch
Chicago
Sandwich
Quean
Grippe
New Branswick
Minard’s Liniment Praised by Livery Stable Proprietor
B Titus of Yarmouth Livery Stables testifies that Minard’s Liniment has long been used in his stable and is the best remedy for horse flesh and general purposes. He credits Dr J L R Webster for the recommendation and notes it relieves naturalgic pain.
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C. C
Cure for Deafness Promised by Simple Remedy
A person cured after 23 years of deafness and head noises offers to send a free description of the remedy to applicants. Address Nicwonsox 30 St. John Street Montreal.
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St. John Street
Montreal
Mountain Loyte child dies at two years old
Funeral notice reports Minnia Loyte daughter of Georgs and Mary Ann Loyte, aged 2 years 9 months, died after illness. Poem laments loss and fate, comparing departure to paradise and heavenly rest. Brothers and sisters mourn in a northern parish context with biblical cadence.
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Georgs
Mary Ann Loyte
Paradise
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Che Civillingate Sun
and— Northern Weekly Advertiser
Litte Bay
Crosby Lodge
T.C.A
W. Pilot
Church of England
Fortas
Str
Resident
Ford News
Taren Hatr-Yrarur Canavan Agrivvitya
Wasp
Telegraph
Triton
Ulk
Lucy Winger
Christ
Ziva
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