Election returns reveal Liberal gains and Tory declines
The report outlines Liberal gains in spring polls across multiple districts, with increases in Bay de Verde and Harbour Main and declines for the Tory party in various areas. It provides district level vote shifts, noting intensified opposition focus and specific candidate movements, concluding a broader Liberal rise and Tory setback nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altlin
Bay de Verde
Ferrylund
Fogo
Ambor
Harbor Main
Port de Utive
Bargeo
Carboneni
St. Dobu'a
Baravinta
Sir Barbe
Penn Banavistas
Br. Grace
Placentia
St. Georgina
St ‘Juba’ West
Uuch
Maat Dhatriute
Inet
Sir BR
Mbrrid
Kim
Poower
Mr. Gibbs
Meo Kent
Lew
Jackmanite
Mr. Doverean
Mte
Eli Dawie
Tore
Mr. Picott
Mr. Earle
Fitzgerald
Nore
Caehin
Power
Bile
Robinson
Gear
Mouttan
Tire
Ake
Snore
Miller
Ayre
Diore
Squires
Hatrict
Huberts
Ghodridge
First spring since 1897 halts harbor traffic
The report describes a rare late spring disruption in Mur ton Harbor with a blockade and jammed Lady Glover, noting poor times and lingering hardship since prior severe winter. It mentions a $25.00 loss and hope for better conditions in the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ign
Green Bay
Glover
Murton
Rellet
Bishop Not Released Amid Court Dispute and Treason Claims
The Daily Newawil Chronicls reports Bishop’s continued detention after a failed release appeal. Magistrates Peoney and Tull’s decision is upheld by the Supreme Court, with Justice Hun and Chief Justice Boudt noting limitations on leniency. The piece critiques crown counsel’s conduct and questions the state of law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newawil
Bishop
Wonten Bay
K'Bond
Magistretea
Toff
Suet
Anne of W Marty
Supreme Court
Ubiel
Hun
Robert Boudt
Crosbie
Sip BP
Mupris
Sie Robert exonerated in late election controversy
Fragmented letters and affidavits claim Sir Robert Bonham faced a conspiracy to smear Confederation. The letters allege publication manipulation and call the charges false, arguing Bonham resisted Confederation’s terms and exposing political agendas behind the smear campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane
Robert
Estates of Confederation
Markinaie Buwill
Bonita Dennis
Confederation
Robert Bonham
Ham
Imperial Defence Conference Plans and Newfoundland Roles
The premier Sir E. Morris plans a July trip to England to attend a conference of imperial premiers on defence. Britain aims to build four more naval vessels, with Newfoundland likely asked to contribute. Canada’s leaders debate control over naval forces. Newfoundland may be enlisted to join Canada in funding and coordinating defence across the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 2. Morris
England
Rarwinians
Canada
Re Band
Annint
Canady
Fragmented OCR carries uncertain event details
Readers get a garbled snippet mentioning a Saturday lane area and a rapid pace with unclear references. The text is heavily corrupted, hindering identification of people, places, or concrete events for a precise summary.
Dissident musings on politics and press in Newfoundland
Fragmented historical column laments press decline and political discourse. It touches on elections, Sultan Mehmed, Newfoundland fisheries policy, and the look at St John’s voting totals and fishery news. Strong entities include St John’s, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Moreia.
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John
Moreia
St. Doln's
St Didn’s
Evatt
St. John's
Birkelwind
Mauriets
Haet
Weer
Sahery
Amelia
St. John
Twilegate
St. Johns
Bisherien
Twillingate
Yndwa
Accouiylah
Deposition of Sir Robert Bond at Western Bay riot
An 1870s Newfoundland deposition describes Sir Robert Bond aboard a boat at Western Bay, where supporters and candidates clashed at the public wharf. The riot involved threats, shouts, and a violent kick to a witness, with Bishop and Crosbie named among those present. Bond quotes a warning to leave the wharf and faces nearly a minute of trouble before peace returns. Bishop and Crobie are later noted as present and resisting landing. The case concludes with Bond condemning the assault and a magistrate delivering a sentence related to the disruption.
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Newfoundland
Bay de Verde
Robert Bond
Western Bay
Desparch
Lpr
Perlican
Megara
Stour
Daff
Gleerion
Weatern
Livenoiaed
J. C. Crosbie
St. John's
Oine
Ve Idiatrict
Marec
AJ AV
Bishop
Western Key
Min
Mr. Croabie
Uthera
A.W. Bishop
J. . Crabie
Johwag
Anaueele
Tsnl
Ri. Bond
Melameme
Beyaly Verde
Lang
George Tuff
Empire Day Celebrated With Town School Show
On Monday the 24th inst the town held a grand Empire Day event. The Quy achoole organized a loyal celebration with patriotic recitations and group songs by the Education Board. A school-wide display at St Peter's School featured games and a daylong holiday atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriati
Netinnal
Moinhere
The
Educations Board
Aanapahat
Me. Whitw
B. Sohpiare
St. Peter's
Sehnot
Audres Genely
Landmark Arrival Details From Unclear Source
The note mentions AL. J Hickmat and Mr. Re Yarig arriving from Usarpeltivw Phu dagive to a land of lumber for Se dob. The fragmentary text gives few concrete facts and lacks clear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Yarig
Usarpeltivw Phu Dagive
Fragmented Historic Note on Pains and Remedies
Fragmented OCR text discusses pains and potential causes tied to venom and liver function, mentioning treatment notions and a public assembly opening for dispatch. References to St Barbe ballots, a baby, and various names appear in garbled form, with unclear actions or outcomes.
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