Global Statistical Trends Highlight Shifts in Population and Trade
A dense summary of late 19th century statistics notes Britain’s large but shrinking town populations, Ireland’s growing recruiting districts, and Egypt’s cotton exports. It compares Britain, France, the United States, and Australasia in army size and commercial shipping, while detailing canning and packing industries, European gold spend and travel to Europe, and regional production figures for wheat, barley, oats, and minerals. The article surveys global employment, shipping tonnage, and industrial activity across multiple nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Britain
Ireland
Glasgow
Liverpool
Ter
Australasia
United. Kingdom
France
United States
United
America
Emirates
Europe
Grénoble
Grand- Duchy of
Hesse
Darmstadt
Rhineland
Fontiers
Prussia
Baden
Reichstag
Great Britain
New South Wales
Rotter
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Nadia
Posen
Ri dianns and Co Daughter Treated With Liniment
A fragment indicates a person named Ridianns and Co and a daughter treated with INARD'S LINIMENT. The readable text mentions morning symptoms and medical aid but details are partial and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceniere L
Paiti
S.linl
Dh. Bitty
Inovan The Weight Of The Coastal Company’s Eight Hundred
The readable fragment hints at the Coastal Company and an amount linked to eight hundred. The text is sparse, but suggests a report on weight or quantity tied to a named entity and a specific figure. Further details are unreadable in the available excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inovan
Coastal” Company
Igand
Railway to Labrador Could Link Quebec to Atlantic Coast
A survey in Quebec to Labrador proposes a new railway from Port Marnham to Chicoutimi, a 850 mile route along the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Engineers say the level terrain, minerals, and long open harbor would make construction cheap and place the line as a major passenger, freight, and mail artery between Europe and North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
N.B
Quebec
Labrador
Atlantic
Alfred Palmer
C.E
Port Marnham
Strait of Bellisle
Milford Haven
England
Natashquan
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Bay of Seven Islands
Chicoutimi
Saguenay River
Quebec and Lake St. John
Palmer
Northwest Prairies
Gulf
Port Maraham
New World
Europe
Labrador Harbor
Farewell Sermon for Leamon at Freeseil Circuit
The Mason County Standard notes Rev T H Leamon, son of the late James N Leamon, leaves Big Rapids District after two years on the Freeseil circuit. He preached his farewell sermon last Sunday as the church, with 50 plus members and three Sunday schools, sees remodeling and harmony, and the congregation wishes him God speed in the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason County Standard
James N. Leamon
W. E. Shenstone
Briguis
Albion College
Michigan
Freeseil
T. H. Leamon
Nagt
Hvening Herald
Supreme Court Northern Circuit Opens at Griquet Tilt Cove
The Supreme Court Northern Circuit began at Griquet with Sir Robert Pinsent presiding. The Tilt Cove session marked growing mining town importance as juror procedures were taught and a public address was heard. Thirty eight cases at Little Bay and a ten civil docket highlighted numerous debts and wills matters. An appeal in Every vs Sergeant Petten on license breach was dismissed.
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Supreme Court
North
Griquet
Conche
Tilt Cove
Little Bay
Pilley's Island Mines
Botwoodville
Exploita River
Morton's Harbor
Twillingate
Every
Petten
Tilt Cove Petition for Public Building and Right of Way
In Tilt Cove Sir Robert J present presiding judge of the Supreme Court on Northern Circuit heard a formal plea for a new court house post telegraph and customs office. Inhabitants sought government support and inquiry into Winsor family land rights and public way with compensation if needed. The judge pledged to urge action and ordered Crown officers to protect public rights.
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Robert J. Present
Supreme Court
Tilt Cove
Post, Telegraph and Customs
Winsor
Tilt Cava
Peddler Found Murdered Near Fort Hamilton
Harris Blickner, a Brooklyn peddler, was found dead in woods near Fort Hamilton with a rope about his neck. Authorities believe murder and robbery. pockets rifled and two pedaling cages stolen, eight cents found beside the body. Locals report a roaming gang has harassed residents and visitors in the area.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Harris Blickner
Yestererday
Fort Hamilton
S. 1
Blickner
Art Hamilton
Along the Railway at Clyde Sound and Labrador Settlements
The Times notes heavy railway work by Reid & Co with 85 miles planned this year and over 2,500 workers on the line from Terra Nova River outward. Surveyor White reports progress while Sir William Whiteway visits to assess forest fire damages and laborer comforts. Land surveys cover ten miles, with 16 lots allocated to mill owners, and locals urged to settle on high quality parcels near Pitt’s Pond. a road from Shoal Harbor to Goose Bay is desired.
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Clyde Sound
Surveyor White
South West Brook
Middle Brook
Salmon Brook
West Brook
Reid & Co
Terra Nova River
Clode Sound
Labrador
Josiah Stone
Francis Stare
Hall's Bay
Messrs
Reid
William Whiteway
Shoal Harbor
White
Pitt's Pond
Goose Bay
George’s Brook
Our Precautions Against Cholera
Government engineer Mr Burchell reports progress on a road from Chain Rock to Hoss's Valley and a marine hospital plan for Rosas Valley. The system emphasizes pilots health checks quarantine officers and a marine hospital as defenses against cholera and smallpox with future details promised.
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Burchell
Chain Rock
Hoss’s Valley
Hay Cove
Angel
Rosas Valley
Burehel
Kendell
Beet Sugar Cultivation in Europe Reaches Milestone
The article notes over 3,000,000 acres in Europe devoted to beet sugar and an average yield of L2 tons per acre, estimating about 7.3 billion pounds of sugar.
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Europe
Local notes on shipping and events at Cape Shore
The editor travels the Cape Shore district while vessels arrive from Labrador and French Shore. The Jubilee brings codfish to J B Tobin. Mary Parker and Gladys arrive from St John’s. Coastal steamer Virginia Lake sails to Battle Harbor and back. The Pie Festival occurred, Crosby Lodge meets next Wednesday. ferry service between Gillard's Cove and Tigzard's Harbor schedules updated for the season.
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Virginia Lake
Walsh
St. John’s
Battle Harbor
Gillard’s Cove
Tigzard’s Harbor
Clergyman W H Adams Marries Miss Doye in Portia Voyage
The Rev W H Adams, a well known Meth dist clergyman in the city, married Miss Doye, eldest daughter of Rev J Doye. The ceremony was performed by the bride's father with Rev A D Morton assisting. The couple departed this afternoon by the Portia for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Adams
Doye
J. Doye
A. D. Morton
The.s.s. Portia
Herald
Printer Bowden sails to study medicine at New York University
Mr G F Bowden, a well known local printer, sails yesterday afternoon aboard the Portia to attend the University of New York and study medicine with the aim of entering the medical profession. His change of career surprises in the community, yet he has already begun preliminary studies and shows promise for a brilliant future as an M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Bowden
Portia
University of New York
Tromn
Reverend G P Story Returns From Dominion Mission
Rev. G P Story arrives aboard the SS Caspian a week ago after visiting major Canadian cities in support of St John's Methodist College. He reports wide support, grateful reception, and optimism for a liberal response to his appeal.
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G. P. Story
Dominion Provinces
Caspian
St. John's Methodist College
Story
Plan For New St. Andrew's Church Revealed
Yesterday afternoon a proposed Gothic church for St. Andrew's was shown on the former Masonic grounds on Long's Hill. The amphitheatre interior seats 916 with a central main tower and front bell and clock towers. Architect Jas M McQueen, now in Harrisburg, cites Ruskin on towers and recently helped with the English Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Long's Hill
John Ruskin
Lebanon
Damaseus
Jas, M
Martin
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Ridianns & Co
and— Northern Weekly Advertiser
Sir Robert . Pinsent
War
R. ‘Tost
J. R. Hopkins
T. M. Mazroe Frayois
D. Williams
M. M. Braczmong
Taos, Granam
J.M. Jahxman
W. F. Murray
R. J. Fexelaren
M.B
OM. Bur Tiznzy
Cape Shore
Mesars
Owen Farle
Stephen Newman
J. B. Tobin
Crosby Lodge
No. 30
W.M
Mary Parker
Gladys
Wilmas Lacey
St. John's
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