Maritime Log Notes From Fogo Island Week
Chaotic vessel movements noted with Goleton Op Sin, Captain Jas Churchill seeking fog for high schooner, motorboat arrivals on Tuesday and Thursday. Crews including Capt Brame, Andrew Roberts, and Jefe Mondey sail to Botwood and Treaty Shore. White from Emblem of Hope at G. J. Carter's. John Rice involved in a near-drowning incident near Thorndey while launching a boat. Captain Andrew Roberts returning from Campbellton. local sightings, visitors to Trinity and Mennirs Ayre Sons, and staff changes at St Peters School.
Memorial Fund Raised For Late Mr Simon Harriman
In Shoo Hier ILLEETORR on May 13 1914 a local notice thanks contributors to a collection for the widow and orphans of the late Mr Simon Harriman. A large group from Millentown and surrounding areas donated sums up to 2.00 each toward medical and funeral expenses. The doctor attended diligently and the community united in support, naming Rev Davis and others who aided the effort. Total collected reported as 69.90 pounds with many names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Epial
Jone
Samuel Harriman
Wade
Pred Hamkine
Millentown
Harrigay
Ralph Tak
B. Talks
TF. Batstove
Benjamin Sowers
A. J Mercy
Davis Dr. Smith
R Harrigan
HJ. Hanson
A.corner
EM. Herbert
le Farlong
Stanley Shade
W. Wellows
Percy Stratton
J. H. Macson
Follett
Butler
Thor White
Singe
Croix
Misa J. Cooper
Waslen
Mare Win
Goodyear
Robert Wood
T- Yates
Kime
Friend
Elise Yous
McClannen
Jus
Joai
Tesant
G. Dud
Wat
Roughaian
Eric Aussey
Kitty
Noseworthy
Piller
A. R. Hatchcroft
Andrew Ridout
Sunday Services and Sermons in City Churches
Sunday services listed for Ascension week featuring Sr Prerk with 11 Matins Litany and Sermon and 6 30 Evensong and Sermon, Sr Arparn with U Matins Ante Comune and Sermon, Bible Classes. Mu in the Association Room Sunday 2 30. Women in St Peter's Church at same hour. North Side 11 am Rev W D Steulke 6 30 pm Rev 8 Beauett. South Side 11 am Rev 5 Bequett 6 40 pm Rev WD Steaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prerk
Arparn
St. Peter's
North Side
A. m
W. D. Steulke
Beauett
South Side
Bequett
King v James 5. Tait trial adjourned after jury split
The trial of Dr James S Tait for a large charge concluded with the jury unable to agree and discharged. A new trial was ordered, with a fresh jury to be chosen, the case set for Friday at 11 o’clock. The accused was brought to court in custody with bail set at seven thousand pounds and two sureties of one thousand pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Tait
Meustice Emerson
Dury
Tames S. Aitoma
Crowes
Howler
K. C
Lordship
Foreman
Higson
Tors
Howley
Steamer Salvage Stranded In Ice Floes At Freen Bay
Telegraph reports the Steamer Bella venture rescued by ice floes in Freen Bay reaches port today. It will require six nets repairs in the dry dock before resuming cargo service to Botwood. Ice delays threaten summer schedules as a labor dispute at The Longshare port may extend after 6 p.m. daily. A missing liner boat from a Boston barn was found by the American cruiser Seneca on the South Grand Banks with only four of fifteen survivors, others died. Seneca is transporting casualties to Halifax. Nationalist volunteers mobilize across Ireland amid the Ulster crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Steemer
Freen Bay
Bellaventure
Bella
Venture
Onal
Botwood
Owish
Longshare Wen
Uoless
Mes
Oluosbiea Barn
Sce
Seneie
South Grand Banks
Halifax
South
Rest of Ireland
Sailors and boats collide and repairs after harbor incidents
Monday the schooner Ariel collided near Herring Neck and broke its main boom while awaiting Treaty Shore. George Guillet’s motor boat struck a rock and lost its shaft. The Clyde arrived from Lemport and ferried passengers to Dag Bay after fogotm voyage. Fogote took bath quantity from J W Hodge. Mr. James Churchill and crew prepared to salvage schooner. Hodge repairs the wharf at their new premises formerly Tobin’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Jet
Herring Neck
G. J. Corer
George Guillet
Mim
James Effectinus Pepalcn
James Churchill
Fogotm
Clyde
Goley
Mr. Hodge
Tobin's
Pelee Of Admiralty Sea Tribute Estimate News
The Daily News notes Newfoundland’s annual sea tribute is estimated at 60 tives. After reviewing sources from 1899 to 1915, the total water-related deaths reach 650 over 5 years, averaging 62 per year, prompting calls for citizen duty and action.
Foxes Wanted Cash paid for silver foxes in Bay St George
Cash offered for silver foxes at a land ranch in Stephensville Bay St George. Address MH Bolen Newtonnd. Foxes sought from local trappers and sellers with payment arranged on delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Patel
Bolen
Body Found Adrift Near Island Lobster Fisherman News
A lobster fisherman near Hlooquington Raine on the island shoreline found a man’s body in a damaged boat after a gale. The vessel had no cutting tools, and the corpse’s identity remained uncertain as rescue and search efforts continued along the north shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Breton
Bernalus
Newmarland
Charlottetown
Sahurday Mormarye
SC Clarke
Public Notice of Death Registration and Cemetery Certification
Public notice outlines Chapter 48 provisions for death reporting within four hours, the requirement for burial authorities to file with the probate office, and certificate rules signed by medical attend ing clergy or two reliable persons. It excludes Saint John’s City and designates district coroners and registering officers across denominations. May 22 May 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actia Amen
Mbamburl
Saint John’s
Local Subscriptions and Rates Noted in Canada Listings
A brief item lists subscription terms and advertising rates in Canada, noting one dollar a year in Newfli and £2.25 for advertised items. It mentions various rates for individual captions and local conversions, with sparse readable detail on overall pricing structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
First Quarter Ant Fest at New Money Sinn
An event titled First Quarter Ant Fest took place in New Money Sinn. Details are sparse but the listing notes quarter hour activities and community interest. Participants and organizers are not clearly identified in the text provided.
Local Parade Planned For Repire Day Celebration
A ceremony and parade are arranged at the Court House with the band and salutes. Afterward the contingent returns to their grounds for races drills and football matches. Capt Robert Yous arrived yesterday for the event, with a look at the fine weather forecast for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weadersbun
Mexanden Hall
Robert Yous
Minnie J. Hickman
Prince of Welles Involved In Street Disorder At Keble College
May 12 report from Ayal Pugillst describes the Prince of Welles in a confrontation with a laundry wagon driver near Keble College. A second driver intervened as students drove off the wagon, leading to the Prince and associates clashing and injuries cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayal Pugillst
Lownon
Welles
Saad bin Grek
Orford
Keble College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goleton
Jas. Chorchill
Hig Schr
Enerey
Capt
Brame
Andrew Roberts
Jefe Bere Mondey
Campbell
Mr. Asam Chalk
Motor Bost
Mesere Hawking Scnr
Cape
White
Jas
G. J. Carters
Jor. A. Young
White Boy
Usloa
Mgpetl
J. WW
Pebaies
Tom Dalley
Treaty Shore
John Holl
Merigwer
J. W- Hodge
Jaa
Pune
Relbe
John Rice
Thorndey
They Wharf
Campbellton Yeverday
J.D. Lockyer
Trinity
Hering Neck
Snl
Tuentay
Mr. Muthietoo
Mr. Melulty
Wasty Town
Mra. J
Barnab Pearse
St. Peter's School
Miss Fistone
Mise Pucchame Havin
Min Mercer
Crow
Tompidge
Maries
Fogo
Union
Sons of Tom
AR A&a
Tayalty Lodge
Harlan Ridout
Louis Young
Chetey Young
Luther
Martin
Edward Ridout
Colbourne
Diels & Co
Shoo ‘Hier
Suprema Court
Telegraph
Stanpard Mra Co. Ltd
Lemaport
Dag Bay
J. W. Hodge
Ma Fla
E. Doyle
Wasteayaa Tan Ay
Slenim
The
Avieniana
Ure Demil
Uasies
Ghesley Woods
Waterdoms
St. Joba's
Hurt's Cove
Tate
James Smith
Charles Walle
Mailer
Signel
WR Treen
AL Bigate Carton
Wesern
Canada Plains
Fairbanks Morse Kerosene
Fairbanks Morsh I
M. Barr
St. John
Bank of Nova Scotia
Camtal
Ushave Blind
Ings
Apscrat
Acosm
Tania
Howat
Chemie
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