Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Twillingate Sun in Twillingate, Newfoundland

We have pages in Newfoundland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Nov 01, 1890

Page

2

Lottery turmoil halts court over empire measure

A chaotic debate described in the Futon recounts a failed Senate vote on a Lottery bill, dramatic interruptions, and a sudden Capitol blackout. Witnesses report a Senator collapsing, others prostrated by illness, and a wave of extraordinary events cited as providential by observers.

Nichales Sane Penvis Wali Laslo Faceloe Amd Hs Lill Wiocind Hue Uaks Capitol

German torpedo boat Adler described in 1906 era record

A garbled report outlines the Adler torpedo boat built in Germany and details its length about 160 feet, displacement around 1350 tons, and a trial underway. The article mentions officials in Washington and notes the vessel’s use in a maritime context with historical references from the period.

Adler Germany Hoasida Grorantt Ailiayarda Baltier Adler —Scientific American

Population Aging Across Setime Family Records

Fragmented OCR data lists elderly survivors and ages, mentioning families and individuals with ages around 80. The text references names and places in a commemorative or genealogical style, though much is garbled.

Coe Laterent Smedbors Syeveneon Wally Quinber Agencie Aiea Music Walls St. Jereny Showna Steyuoran Aarbor Witlingain Stevenevo Hertor Grave Wellin Esprewwow Lucutor Gvoo Auormae i Uneu Harbor Rand Cau Kaui

Little Bay mining town shows progress and wealth growth

Report from Che Cwillingate Sun visits Little Bay noting strong activity and improving conditions. The Newfound land Consolidated Copper Mining Co. pays high labor wages, spurring migration, land clearing, and agriculture. Rich soil yields, with barrels of potatoes and cabbages displayed as evidence of prosperity.

Mineral Lands and Government Controversy at Little Bay

A report outlines agitation at Little Bay over mineral land grants and alleged government irregularities. Citizens decry the one year extension of a three square mile lease, claim the state favors a monopoly, and cite copper mining interests resisting local settlement and rights.

Addressing land bias in colonial land grants

A public notice condemns favoritism in land allocations by the Surveyor General’s Office. It cites cases where poorer applicants lose to wealthier land seekers and calls for a new governance approach to protect common people’s rights in the district. The piece stresses public anger and the need to remedy entrenched favoritism.

Aude Yue Surveyor Generala Office Perzon Savcsass

Marriage at North Bila Church United In Holy Wedlock

The Reverend William Marrin united Mary Roberts daughter of Samuel Roberts keeper of the Long Point Light with Tara yearia at the North Bila Church. The ceremony occurred at three o clock in the afternoon with bridesmaids Mira Osmond and Miss Pearce in pale colors. The reception followed at the bride's father's home with a formal wedding feast and greetings from guests. Mary Roberts is active in Crow Head Sunday School and Nash Sida Church, and the couple receive hearty congratulations from friends.

Tara Yearia William Marrin Anthony Mary Roberts Samuel Roberts Long Point Light North Bile R. W. Freeman Mira Osmond Misa Pearce Ky Kelly Frivada Gansts Tiny Harris Roberty Crow Head Nash Sida Aow

Walking Young Ladies and the Storm Birdas

A reader writes with playful nostalgia about the Walking Young Ladies, praising their cheerful faces and fashion while noting misadventures on the road. The letter laments their travel woes, recalls offers of help with carrying parcels, and ends with a friendly, joking nudge to the editor to pass along good wishes.

Borron Lim

An Interesting Slip of a French Privateer Queen

A fragmentary maritime article recounts an episode of a French privateer ship, captured by the British in 1808, later recaptured by the Admiralty and now a British vessel. It notes collision damage, repairs, and ongoing trade in Newfoundland while hinting at further information from the ship's crew and a northern count.

Trane Nes Urgatire Anneya Afr Uinrkee Ruvaoil Rosyela Tia Admiralty Compans Oeris Ecchis Mopmnt Lloyd's Ruigeas Trum Phas Newfoundland Gonsirystin Ausing Tina Galvin Teuvon Aliza Raward

Young Life Saver Rescues Two in Ice Water

Walter Moore heroically saved a boy who fell through the ice off the shore while a second youngster nearly drowned at the water’s edge. The incident, witnessed by families around the harbor, ended with both boys rescued as onlookers watched a tense struggle in the bay.

Winchedd Wallur Gunila Walter George Rosa Sud Lin Hamilton Folmer Ubu Bay Evening Herald

Fragmentary Naval Encounter Recorded in Obscure Text

A garbled OCR fragment describes a naval scene with a General, a cutter, and phrases like made your shirt and mind. Key names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving a hazy snapshot of a midship action or council aboard a ship during a tense moment.

Gonscal Hunter's Generel Gould

Wedding vignette at Little Bay in October

Fragmentary notice describes Miss Emily Vautoher, third daughter of Ek, marrying Cobd te Misa Emily Vautoher and noting bridesmaids Benysn King and Stromg. The lines convey a rustic ceremony with cashmere attire and silk bonnet, wishing the couple happiness and a well suited marriage.

Little Bay A. Pillman Emily Vautoher Twillingata Misaen Bensyn King Stromg

Contempt wan and Flamingo cargo tale in local notes

The Contempt wan at Wogo Soalou s this morning and may be looked for here wary in the afternoon. The Flamingo with a cargo of timber from Mr Baylip s mill New Bay vailed for St Johns on Tuesday. Josish Manuel Hsp gue of Exploita has been in town for four days this wreck. Saturday was the only real fact day for handling fish. The Act for the encouragement of agriculture and weed and orchard bowety cleared swud expires on the Latut December vest. Uncle will not paid for land cleared after that.

Josish Manuel, Hsp Exploita

Parward Captain Clears Taubrador Fish For Masses

Tha Parward and Captain Davis cleared for Holifar to take 4,000 wintale Taubrador fish for Masses. Wierman and Co and the Challenge for Lisbon carried 2,600 yds for J. Be Tolwa, Eiq. The Labrador steamer Lady Glover sailed south Sunday and returned next day. Shiev kept along the Labrador coast through stormy weather, hinting at another coast trip by the stemmers.

Tha Parward Davis Wv. Wierman & Co Lisbon J. Be Tolwa Eiq Labrador Lady Glover Shiev Ous

North Side Methodist Church trustees plan roof repairs

A Tuesday night meeting of North Side Methodist Church trustees approved roofing, shingling, and pointing the building. Rev. Me. Kelly was appointed collector and has since raised over one hundred dollars from the North Side congregation with support from 2 or 3 visiting Friends toward the fund.

North Side

Disjointed Telegraph Memoir Hints at Turbulent Times

Fragmentary telegraph notes describe unrest and political tensions across multiple regions. References mention naval rights, indemnities, and rising alarm about education, morality, and European influence. Scattered lines imply prison turmoil, international anxiety, and weather disruptions affecting ports and fishing along the coast.

Unclear Name Sequence From Obscure Parish Records

Fragmented OCR text lists names and places such as Mar rind Palar s Church and Martins Harbor with multiple personal names including Samuel French Jane Hophit and Mina Heal. Details are garbled, locations like Back Harlor and Martins Harbor appear, and dates or events are unclear.

Palar’s Church Oulobee R. Temple Samuel French Nabe Jane Hophit Ganiel Thowss Clark Miss Jaynes Back Harlor Obbadiat Church Martins Harbor Jin Udonar Rev W. Travk JE. Belly Rav J. Sidey Mina Heal Ruth Sen Hunts Roeland Staty

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pia Ewereon Gotien Mediaw Discovery Itvbat Kime Joris Warrabiad Surofaia Eusten Batalia Corky Menry Tveif Meibe She Admlaiesesti Uaioe Kuon Washington Contra É Little Bay D Vabarbe St. John's Newfoundland Consolidated Copper Mining Co Mineral Lands Listla Bay Little Bay Winu Moss Moorog Sala D. J. Yonderson Fang Trould Forte Bay Greseah Company Guatraliy Rman Chile Telegraph Hariras Anerican Rani Taughed York Baing Ragard Eailway Joti Turae Baglant Feruce Beatoake Atros Tereiory Ava Ruwlaw Thorw Lucandinua Europe Noaia Uillivds Aburo Tigt. al Fea William Elazria Mery Roberta Bhip News Bernards Davie Blaufax Noy Perot
Search Courier

Search the Twillingate Sun Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Twillingate Sun?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication