Delegates protest modus victendi voyage to Great Britain
Telegraph Special to the Sun reports delegates from Commercial Society protest against modus victendi and plan to send Sir James Winter Scott Morine to Great Britain Morison Bowers and Crete Canada. Also notes flax hemp bounty proposal for Bonavista Bay and a rail accident near Lou Bridge with skull fracture and fatality. Legislature adjournment readiness, fish hatchery damage, and volunteer North trip mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sony's
Commercial Society
James Winter
Scott
Morine
Great Britain
Morison
Bowers
Crete
Canada
Survayor
Gootaberry Island
Bonavista Bay
Unclear labor protests and international tensions reported
Fragmented report notes labor demonstrations in multiple regions, mentions Spain and Newfoundland, tax debates in Canada, and railway, price, and political tensions across Europe. Also cites strikes in Valencia and Barcelona, and a Reichstag opening urging worker protection. Widespread unrest and policy actions implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biusray
Landon Yeatarday
Leoups
Spain
Laake
Mattos
Balifar Board of Eave
Isis Armen
Psoply
Newfoundland
St John’e
Dowinion
Trada
Nowfoandiand
Europe
Korps
Boulanger
Tris
Mey
York
Gialles Batchere
United States
Msaura
Valencia
Barcelona
Ghigago
France
Domasnos
Ulotuer
Montros
Insatus
Msn
Rejchstag
Deaths in a Local Community Amid Obscure OCR Text
An obituary fragment mentions several individuals including George Young and Alber with ages and vague relation notes. The readable lines describe a funeral context, illness, and burial details though many names and specifics are garbled. The piece preserves a somber tone typical of death notices in a local paper.
Public Notice Restricts Hunting Within the Colony and Dependencies
The notice bans hunting killing taking or trading of game birds deer beavers cits or beavers within the colony and dependencies from January to September or March to September with various prohibited methods as penalties apply. It cites penalties and invokes colonial law dated 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apri
Public Health Act notice obligations and penalties
The Public Health Act 1889 imposes duties on households to report infectious diseases to the Board of Health or a Justice of the Peace. It outlines penalties up to 200 dollars or up to three months imprisonment for exposing others to contagion and for failing to disinfect conveyances, bedding, clothing, or other items after exposure, with exceptions for proper precautions and orders by health authorities or medical professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia Howe
Board of Health
Justice of the Peace
Billy Dallara Sueld
Duckworth St .Nose
St. John
Twillisgate
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Thomas French
Willie T. Baird
Matuuk-Cooment
Signes
Thomas Frewch
William 4
Baird
Joseph Osmond
Orman
Cheimghout
Thut Hho
Ulvava
Atlantic
Jugy
P.O. Box
Juhu’s
Telegraph
Sr. Douns
MaLasa
Gavaion Ut
Smtheldih
Mle
George Young
Ager
Alber
Anitrow
Ophalis Poavee
Jane
Belore Tangher
Mrz G
Ohman
Watchmaker and Jeweller
John's, N. F
Brauers
Ohimar Alan
Mada
Ilurion
Copanty
Sro Alwaye
Im Wall Ptunidad
Gad Frank
Epesight
Otios
Uae
Highland
Dependencies
M. Penelon
Sarys
Kuele & Weary
General Rouse
Plaan
Ilowe
Anvie
Paola
Advas
Tuiges
Angur
Bila
Disston
Gorby
Badsteada
Joseph Rogers & Sons
Jolly
Ugg Posctiers
du Puiless
Kitahen Nuogssariaa
Amorivgu
Brunie Lipjod
Seicoprus
Berio
Stride
Vasa
Virginia
JH. Martin & Co
Water Street, St. John’s
Bailders Supply
ST. Johne
Hina
Water Street
Smith & Co
Range & Ck
Atnso
London
WM. Campbell
Lee
Alo Neomeyer
B. J. B. Woops
Aquar
Water St
St. John’s East
Oreioa
Boe Ofice
North
Rarostraon
Bilton
Adianso
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