Abolition of Steamers in Seal Fishery Debate
Newfoundland legislators clash over a bill to prohibit steamers from sailing to the seal ice. Proponents argue steamers wreck profits and workers' rights, while opponents warn of economic backwardness and external competition. The debate covers worker welfare, vested rights, enforcement, and potential shifts to sailing vessels.
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Newfoundland
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Nova Scotia
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Brigus
Manx
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Werraury
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Furryland
Labrador
Trinity
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Mr. Durr
Carbonear Fire Brigade
Mr. Penney
Harbor Grace Brigade
Water Company
Carbonear Brigade
Capt. Dawe
James Brennan
Ray Roberts
Paichbar Todc
Warretey
B. Wilcox
Capt
Dan
A. Barnes
Belloram
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Fortune Bay
Neighbring
Sundy
Cotonian Secretaary
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English Harbor
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Burke
St. John’s
Canada
Harbor Briton
Jacques
Treasury
Treasury Department
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