Prohibition Rally and Church Events Highlight City News
The weekly budget report notes a Prohibition rally at We Coffee Hall last week with strong attendance at Gilead Hall. Salvation Army meetings, church installations, and political debates dominated the week as officials discussed plebiscite timing and local governance reforms.
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Gilead
N. Cos
Emad
Eulifux
Stephana
NAW
Hovpr
Artive Sevice
Rey Dr. Hom
Haiti
Googe St
Jose
Salvation Anny
St John's
Neett
Cadroy
Liteaig
Con
Hapsir Noewunhy
Fone
Fussenstarn
Me Hickman
Nii
Sitting Pains In The Muscles Dry Dat Quickly
Fragmented OCR text mentions muscle pains and a search for a quick cure. References to nausea, heat, and beverages appear, with unclear claims about nerve relief and remedies. The garbled content lists items like The Catherine Gin and places, but no clear events or outcomes.
Debating a Newfoundland House session April 3 1891
Members asked many new questions and Mr Chaker proposed a bill to regulate hermiplay. The address reply was praised for support of troops in the Thoropen war. Critics blamed past government extravagance and urged work over pauper relief. Speakers noted war’s toll, urged attention to-states, Newfoundland’s women merited thanks, and calls for faster naval reserve pay alignment.
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Svalleberg
Sarah
Alford
Bean
Lone Aga
NH Colony
William Whitey
Owas
Pears
Bond
Tns
Ghnalla
Morine
Variows Gov Certimepts
Lero
Aesler Bey
Vrdmett
Fydiian
Shiba
England
Marine
Spain
Cagugit
Keot
Chaker Hind
St. John
Newfoundland
Lloyd
Naval Reserve
Fragmented Budget Debate Reflects Widespread Local Strain
The Premier notes many small localities face high costs from grants amid funding delays. Abbott questions wasted government efforts and criticizes stalled premises. The debate on readiness and references to aid and naval costs reveal fiscal strain and political contention.
Notes From Lewisporte Tribute and Wedding Inconclusive
Fragmented notes recount social life in Lewisporte including a funeral, a wedding, and community figures. Mentions Mrs Morea, Mr Samel and Mise Suith, Holy Matrimonial context, and a mention of Vic Feil. Lacks coherent dates or clear events due to unreadable OCR text.
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Samel
Vic Feil Weiid
Betteve
Bruh
Tim
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Health Remedies
A garbled OCR text mentions cures, headaches, and various names in a faded passage. It lists nonsensical phrases and scattered terms related to teas, tonics, or remedies, with no clear event, date, or identifiable persons.
The Case of Fred White Enlists in Naval Reserve
Fred White, son of Capt Edward White, faced repeated denials for naval service due to dental issues. He persisted, left to work, then reapplied and was finally accepted into the Naval Reserve, demonstrating notable determination and bravery.
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Fred White
Edward White
Wes
Naval Reserve
Brovo
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White
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Clift
Jennings
Conker
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House of Assembly
Imei Et
Penlne
Harioaul Drug & Chemica Sa
Canada
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Hallites
Thor
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Baltte
Eyslientinn
Lewisporte
Morea
Laiby
Wandarful
Thanon
Lease
Haren Pontestay
Mtn
Tierote
Writs
Ine
Bank of Nova Fcotia
Altcal Oy
Auik’y Bowles Fithats
Stage Bank Department
A. Astempleton
Twilllayute
Tedach
Reid
Newfld Co
Water St
Wojgie Hayle
Brand
Spandard Mill Co. Ltd
Tiffanie
Ieee
Mautunde Bio Wevive
Acer
John Maunder
Duckrworth St. St. Johns
Standard Darhie & Granite Works
Dyce Worry Sisitee
Tladston Whetc
Bielig
America
Maciteeb
St Johns
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