Debate on cod traps and manhood suffrage unfolds
In the Newfoundland House, petitions from Swillingate to Twillingate press for abolition of cod traps while opponents argue laws differ by region. Members clash over manhood suffrage, with Mr Parsons cited and efforts to regulate traps and related bills discussed amid petitions from multiple districts.
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Maroty
MoGsamz Gould Remin
Sonzen
Parsons
Ube
Perrow
Toseph Bradford
Larrine Neck
Onl-Trapis
CoLosrat
Mr. Thomreon
J.B. Tobin
Swillingata
Leo
Jonathans Manuel
Oxployss
Barat Island
John Austey
Fothers
Twillingate
South Island
Abralany ‘Koight
Moraton
Warriar
Watretar
Monnay
Levi Prine
Overs
Southern Bay
Uleo
Weston Spracklin
Clods Sound
Mr. Weaskey
Thomas Butler
Robin Hoo
Gawmen
Tosmorrow
Atornay
Usme
Barris
Patrick Brooma
Suuvitor
Gawanat
Elijab Triousit
Bont Cove
Col-Trape
Borawrrt
Tsrourson
Tames Squires
Moise
Sen
Muring
Jaaimatign
Munkiood Sofiaty
Oymiud
Jaewid Fortier
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Eavata
Sea
Tiis
Gurney
Iwligenes
Hhetworld
Sulford
Phamamuer
Arisieh
Popeta
Ely
Wolony
Germany
Lulu
Newfoundland
Workinguien
Mombery
Workingwien
Henry Hpare
Workingman's Party
Beury Egsville
Ain
Baud
Iegislery
Thie
Lhnt
Carbo
Teanshorn
Mr Monae
aLajusty
Golagias
Progontet
Oueli Wombur
Muntse
Fragmented Petition Debate on Labrador Voyage Subsidy
A sprawling, archaic transcript describes a controversial public petition regarding subsidies for Labrador passages. It references figures like George Purta and Aubert Ondense and flexes between policy discussions, naval accounts, and parliamentary rhetoric about funding, duties, and relief for fishermen and laborers. The text notes dates, regions, and involved bodies, including a push for gover nment aid and consideration of ship passage costs.
Petition Seeks Proclamation For Public Well In Konavirts
A petition presented by residents of Konavirts and others requests a proposed public well be proclaimed valid. The document notes opposition from certain parties and cites the influence of representatives and local authorities. The plea argues the project will serve community needs and asks official consideration and approval.
Incoherent OCR fragment on regulation and danger
Fragmentary text discusses regulation and safety risks, mentioning names and terms that are unclear due to OCR errors. It references punishments or controls and potential future trouble from improper handling of substances or systems. The exact entities and actions are not identifiable from the readable portions.
Fragmentary Memo Noted With Mixed Words
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a rambling note about Worma and McLave's Vegetable Worn grup Lakes with stray phrases. It mentions an original and ably guided PicaSeus 16 thine and a poorly readable reference.
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