Ireland Denounces Bribery and Calls for Home Rule
A lengthy note argues that Opposition use of bribery to sway votes betrays public trust. It defends Home Rule, contends the people must authorize governance, and dismisses the Opposition as self-serving and unworthy of confidence. It praises Mr Whiteway’s administration for roads, bridges, and education gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayas Psaple
Ireland
Mr.p
Bejan
Fishdon
Willany
Iman
Hhey
William Whiteway
Iain
Whiteway
Docuting
Responsible Government and the push for self rule
The speaker argues that a party seeks to govern without countrywide support, questioning the legitimacy of taxing dissenters. He defends Responsible Government where the people rule, condemning those who ignore public rights and urging support for the resolution in the House.
Reception for Whiteway backers sparks controversy in Twillingate
A disputed Telegram report on Jabez Thompson's reception in Twillingate is challenged by a local businessman who says the crowd was sympathetic to Whiteway. He argues opposition to Whiteway is overstated and accuses merchants of bias while praising the People's Representative and fishermen for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteway
Alt
J. P. Thompson
Twillingate
Jabez
Thompson
St. John’s
Herald
Avening
Mercantile Party
Whiteway Party
Sir William
Claodridge
Merchant's Party
Progressive Party
W. Whiteway
Hon. R. Bund
Hezekiah Joskins
Nevan
Kie
Jonathan
Kotamy
Darty
Green Hay
Mr. Goodridge
Old
Susar-cirle
Kommy
Charlie Dawe
Jack Daw
Sapk
Green Bay
Aif
Jemima
Whiteway Bond government praised for public works
The piece lauds the Whiteway Bond administration for past public works while criticizing rival tactics as deceitful. It asserts supporters welcome their return to power and anticipates larger majorities in future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Whiteway
Twillingats High School Reports Praise and Progress
The Church of England High School under Mr G Thompson earns praise from Dr Preer for well conducted operations and strong upper division work. Exam results show top marks across standards with several pupils leading in multiple subjects, while health and comfort prompts limit lower school attendance near the church. The school adds musical and calisthenic routines under the head's guidance, aiming to foster orderly progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England High School
G. Thompson
Preer
North
Peytox
Pilot
Clarian
Wolf in sheep’s clothing critique echoes across era
Fragmentary note discusses deception and caution in advice from teachers and merchants. Mentions Ayers Sarsaparilla and predictions that a cheaper outcome will come with time. Indicates distrust of cutte rhetoric and potential bite of misleading offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Evan Dearer
Comicks and Merchants Party Clash in Newfoundland Scrolls
In a rustic letter style rant the writer mocks political figures and parties. He derides Comicks and the Merchants Party while praising the Progressive leadership of Whiteway and Bund. The piece lampoons local judges and lawyers and recalls a talk with Hezekiah Joskins.
Delineator May Issue Overview and Contents
The Delineator May issue emphasizes college life and women’s roles with a feature on The Women's Colleges of the United States. It includes A Girl's Life and Work at Vassar, College Commencement by a Smith graduate, and articles on Women in Journalism. Other pieces cover Pantomimic Expression, crepe and tissue projects, Wise Living advice, and decorative ideas. Subscription price is 1.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
United States
Smith
Edith Sessions Tupper
Eleanor Georgen
iGo
Richmond Street West
Tor
Minard's Liniment and Lambértian's Friend Contested
An English syndicate claims ownership of 8,000,000 acres and argues latid-parity areas. The dispute centers on Minard's Liniment and a protective stance to keep it in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard
Liniment
Lambértian
Stu
Fire destroys Signal Hill blockhouse in St John’s
The warm sun reduced snow piles around town. The blockhouse at Signal Hill in St John’s was destroyed by fire on Saturday evening last. The Windsor Lake sailed from St John’s for Northern ports Friday and was last seen off Cape Bonavista with no word on its current position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Hill
St. John's
Windsor Lake
St. Iohn’s
Cape Bonavista
Bye election for Bay-de-Verda set for 22nd inst
The bye election to fill seats vacated by the unseating of Messrs Woods and Moore will be held on the 22nd inst. Polling is fixed for that date with nominations due ten days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay-de-Verda
Messrs. Woods and Moore
Mail From St John’s Shaves Time With Iron Horse
The mail that left St John’s Tuesday morning reached here Thursday evening after three days travel. A remarkable change in overland mail service due to the introduction of the iron horse across the country, credit to the Whiteway government policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Whiteway
Moncton couple wed in St Peters Church ceremony
On Tuesday evening Mr W Scott of Moncton married Miss Berteau eldest daughter of F Berteau Stipendiary Magistrate. The ceremony was conducted in St Peters Church by Rev R Temple. The Sux extends congratulations and wishes them happiness and prosperity.
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W. Scott
Moncton
Berteau
F. Berteau
Hsg
St. Peters Church
R. Temple
R.D
Haul Project At Bluff Head Cove By Bay Pirates
Frosty weekend enabled several men linked to the Methodist Superior School to move the majority of a frame to Bluff Head Cove on Friday Bay. With roads clearing, the rest will be carted from there on drays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Superior School
Friday's Bay
Bluff Head Cove
Silver Dale Suffers Damage in Sudden Storm Jam
The schooner Silver Dale sustaining serious damage after heavy waves broke the rudder and damaged the stern as a change of wind caused a violent jam. bound north for a trading voyage, the vessel cannot depart due to the congestion, forcing most cargo to be unloaded for repairs.
Obituary of Thomas Roberts a Peaceful West End Resident
Mr. Thomas Roberts died peacefully last Saturday at age 80 after years of frailty. A longtime Methodist member, he lived in this place and was recognized for Christian character. Funeral rites were held Tuesday by Rev. J. Hill, with interment at the North Side Methodist cemetery. Surviving children are Mrs. Wm Harbin and John Roberts of Pilley's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Thomas Roberts
Methodist Society
J. Hill
St. John
New Methodist Cemetery
North Side
Wm. Harbin
John Roberts
Pilley’s Island
Methodist Church Construction Progress at Marshalville
Our Methodist friends of Marshalville and Burnt Bay have pursued erecting a church there. The frame was prepared in winter and spring, and the structure has been assembled in recent weeks under the supervision of Mr. Samuel Moores of Bluff Head Cove. Ground tier begun April 12 with the first nail driven by Miss Harvey, the energetic schoolteacher of Avehalville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalville
Burnt Bay
Samuel Moores
Bluff Head Cove
Avehal Ville
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Lings
Huy
Northern Weekly
Advertiser
Twillingats High School
Standard TV
Daniel Hayward
Rowena Curtis
Tiarold Thompson
Lily Lumen
Robert Harward
Nellie Anstey
Willie Manuel
Willie Hitchcock
Julia Freeman
Frank Curtis
Willie Temple
Olivia Blackmore
Sarah Patten
St. Peter's
Wow Methodist Church
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