Whiteway Party Urges Stand for Liberty in Bay de Verde Vote
The April 28 Evening Telegram argues for the Whiteway Party in the Bay de Verde by election, condemns Tory influence and the Goodridge intrigue, and urges native Liberals to uphold progress, ballot reform, and responsible government against class rule and Canadian control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s
St-John’s
Goodridge‘orine Party
Whiteay
Verde
Whiteway Party
Ayre
John Ayre
Obn
Fvise
Bay:de Verde
May-De- Verde
House of Assembly
Fish Flake Party
Liberal
Canada
Whiteway
Party of Progress
Liberal Party
Goodridge- Marine
Evening Telegram
Arrived in the Try Again Wo At And Id Ny
Incomplete readable text notes arrival in a trial or event with scattered fragments mentioning names and places. The usable facts are too limited to determine a clear event, date, or outcome.
Are our Fisheries to be Destroyed
An editorial protests against politicians and lenders blamed for wrecking fisheries and credit. It cites 1885 to 1889 misrules, Banking Agreement and Fisheries Acts, labor curtailment, and bank deposit securities as causes. The piece names Goodridge Monroe Pitts Morine and Sir Charles Tupper as figures in power shifts harming the colony’s economy and fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
United States
Canada
Mesurs
Goodridge
Donnelly
Monroe
Pitts
Morine
James ‘Winter
Isi
Quair
Pitta
Charles Tupper
Thia
London
Newfoundland
North Side Juvenile Missionary Meeting Held At North Side Church
A large gathering attended the annual juvenile missionary event in the North Side Church with boys and girls from North Side and Row Bend Sunday Schools. Rev J Hill led the opening and Mr Thompson presided. The program featured recitations, dialogues, singing, and scenes from missionary life, praised for earnest participation and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row Bend
North Side
J. Hill
Thompson
M.H.A
Entertainment at Laurence town concert plans from Twillingate letters
A letter to the editor from Laurence Town in Exprooirs Bay dated April 20 1894 describes efforts to revive local social life after a dull winter and seal fishery, noting a planned concert to bring back entertainment and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurencetown
Exprooirs Bay
Twillingate Sun
Sin
Bay Noddies
Merchant Reply Denies Sealing Price Claims in Local Paper
Mr. Stone letters the Better Twillingate Sun denying the harsh article "Hard on the poor seal hunters" from Evening Telegram. He cites Bristol prices and oil lows to explain pelt depreciation and criticizes sensational reporting harming planters and merchants, urging fairness and noting the Scots firm Stewarts of Scotland and St John’s退出.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Bristol
Labrador
Stewarts
Scotland
Three Arms Again
A letter to the editor from Three Arms praising local youth activities in concerts and entertainments. The writer notes few items appear from Three Arms but highlights the community’s cultural involvement and invites support for the small paper’s coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T'willingate Sun
Duaz Srp
Three Arms
Callad
Opening programme of a church concert in Three Arms 1894
An audience letter dated March 29 1894 commends a children's program at Three Arms featuring songs recitations and dialogues from many performers including Janet Wall Dearin and G Batstone. It praises Misses Wall Dearin and G Batstone for training the children and thanks Mrs Norris for lending screens and a chandelier.
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Arogo
Sankeys
James
Norris
James Strong
John
Better Land
Nellie Norris
John Batstone
Janet’ Wells
Fanny Wells
Miss Batstone
James Norris
Betsy
James Strang
Fanny Batstone
Hellen Norvis
Snowball
Darkey
God Save the Queen
Janet Wall
J. Norris
Three Arms
Man Walks Out During Juvenile Missionary Meeting
During the North Side Methodist Church meeting last Tuesday a solitary attendee stood and left as chairman Mr. Thompson spoke. Some blamed political prejudice, but readers are asked not to rush judgment and it is suggested the person may have taken spring medicine, with the departure likely due to that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Thompson
Grand Lake Leaves St. John’s for Hugees Ports at 10 30
The coastal steamer Grand Lake departs St. John's for Hugees ports of wall at 10 30 today. Officials hope wind shifts will clear ice along the coast so she can reach North within a few days.
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Grand Lake
St. John’s
Wall
The Zero Arrives With Three Thousand Seals at Harbor
The Zero belonging to Josiah Manuel Esq. arrived Thursday morning with three thousand seals to land at H Doctor's. Weak harbor ice prevented reaching the wharf, so seaborne goods are being hauled ashore over the ice where it is thin and breaking in spots.
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Josiah Manuel
H. Doctor’s
Windsor Lake Towed Back to St. John's After Ice Jam
The Windsor Lake departed St. John's on the 27th ult for the northern party of call and became jammed in Bonavista Bay. While forcing through the ice she broke a shaft and was disabled. The Wolf was en route to Pool's Island to land her sealing crew and towed Windsor Lake to that place, then returned her to St. John's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Lake
St. John’s
Bonavista Bay
Pool’s Island
Seal net recovered after sharks attack in the Bight
A seal net set in the Bight by John Mitchard nearly two months ago was found on Thursday with seven old seals inside. A fourteen member family attempted to enter the net, seven were almost eaten by sharks and only parts remained. the other seven survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchard
Zeala
Sealing Vessel Disaster Near Fogo Island Report
The Water Lily schooner arrived Monday with seals from the Orion commanded by Hudward White, which was lost off Fogo Island while pursuing the sealing Voyager. At the moment of the disaster the Orden was involved.
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Water Lily
Orion
Hudward White
Fogo’ Island
Orden
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Jesus Shai
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Geoge Newman
Minnie Roberts
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P. Anstey
William Lidstone, Jr
John Bull
A.B. Harris
Tom Paddler
Eleazer Lidstone
Charlotta Brown
Mary Dalton
D. Ledrew
T., Ledrew
A. Butler
M. Peyton
Jrecztetton
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Miss P. Gill
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Mr. Harris
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Ephraim Brown
Ani
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Mr. Stone
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