Tragic Accidental Drowning Reported in Local Scene
A infant drowned during a drowning incident involving Annie Wolf and Benjamin Norwycld’s child at Parhurst Walk. Onlookers and rescuers, including workers from Brock and Coostinble Hod, acted quickly but could not save the baby as the carriage and sewer system were involved. The search and recovery continued with the body eventually found but the details remain unclear and heavily summed from fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wolfenide
Benjamin
Trvatin
Katara
Thomas Souter
Tha Brock Wrrett
Coostinble
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Preservation for Women’s Health
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments aging, weakness, and nervous symptoms. It promises to restore youth, health, and vitality, claiming the remedy will remove constitutional disorders and assure satisfaction with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Government contract for Hall's Bay Railway summarized
A detailed contract between the Government and Mildleuau & Reid for building Hall's Bay railway, dated June 18, outlines payments of 13600 per mile, government rights to alter plans, and restrictions on operating hours. It preserves security clauses, wage guarantees of at least one dollar per day, and use of the Placenta railway free of charge during construction.
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Iby Hall
Meséra
Mildleuau & Reid
Newfoundland
Aus
Lyia
Atrail
Jorday
Piacentia
Texplois Bay
Piacectia
Rajaras
Publicity for faltering aisles and Allan Findlatee’s move
Trafford prints notices praising Allan Findlatee on his departure eve, noting his church work devotion and civic esteem. The piece references his former role as bookkeeper at Mags WY Watermau & Cot, and his plans to relocate with friends and family, wishing him success in his new sphere and expressing gratitude for his service.
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Trafford
Aires
Allan Findlatee
Poe
Chet
Mags WY
Watermau
Cot
Kindlater
Ats Cubteen
St Jubuty
Jase
Dear friend note from Avtay Frevosaram to Me
A dated August message from Avtay Frevosaram expresses gratitude for past social gatherings and kind support. It reflects on fond memories and hopes for continued warmth and reciprocity despite the changes in their relationship. The writer signs with a cordial closing and mentions no specific events or persons beyond general social ties.
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Maun Fraryon
Tae
Seine
Fractured Note Hints at Holiday Parade Arrival
A garbled message references a holiday event with names like August Lily and a large crowd at a velisebor setting. It mentions 106 guys and a high ding horn, implying a festive procession or gathering. Sparse readable details suggest a planned parade or celebration with local participants.
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Wall High
Velisebor
Village Church Gathering Recalled From Old Diary Entry
An imperfect diaristic memory recalls a church gathering with singing and a procession across a green field. The vivid fragment mentions rituals, a Satan Comety reference, a mention of a donation and a Sunday School reward, and a sense of communal effort amid fatigue and cheer.
Sunday School Picnic at Grass Cove
An OCR fragment describes a Sunday school outing with mentions of a beloved pastor and various attendees. The text references a packing plan, travel notes, and social details, but it is fragmentary and many words are garbled.
Cape Breton Towed After Stranding Near Cape
The Cape Breton steamer ran aground near the point and was towed clear by H M S Persephone and steamers Kegfe and DP Ingraham from this port. Captains A Lockman and Greens coordinated the rescue begun at 5:05 p m with the ebb tide aiding. The vessel, a steel-hulled craft with 1,108 tons and 2,400 tons capacity, will be docked for repairs.
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Cape Breton
Ehe
Covant
Thio
H.M.5
Peifoun
Kegfe
A. Lockman
DP Ingraham
Greens
Cape Bretve
MacDonald
Wail Wa
Chew Ney
Hreton
Nat Tonnaze
Tekgram
AdaVioi Mothers Healing Tonic Teething Relief
A vintage pharmacopoeia style advertisement promotes AdaVioi or Wormte? Mothers relief for teething children. Claims soothe pain and reduce offensive winds, promising immediate relief and toning stomach. Contains references to various ingredients and a price of 25 egate.
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Saluk
Weianow
Aula
Wil Deuyytels
Wrk
Death notices from St John ship and pond tragedy
Local and general reports from St John announce the deaths of Mr Charles J Harve Cigil Buzineer and Rev Moses Blarver after drowning at Long Pond on Thursday. Also noted is the vessel Long Isand, Labrador, with crew including William Davis of Sale Harbor Bunavista Bay, and Albert Silvh of Teiair Thay, among others. details unclear due to damaged text.
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St John's
Charles J. Harve Cigil Buzineer
Moses Blarver
Long Pond
Pheachynner Presto
William Davis
Sale Harbor
Bunavista Bay
Misy
Bell
Albert Siivh
Waarne
Teiair Thay
Long Isand
Labrador
Reverend Siate to Preach at Neweth-Wal Sour Church
The Rev. We KR Siate of Mary ve Harbor circuit addresses the Methodist Church on January 34. He plans sermons criticizing carnal will and will be followed by Mr Jefferson from Saldom-Gune delivering a sermon at the Neweth Wal Sour Churches celebration.
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Niyla Aeldaw
Abreo Hysona
Fuskuilp
Ferliog
Tyr
Siate
Mary Ve Harbor
Mr. Defferson
Saldom-Gune
Nweth Wal Sour
Arrival of Rev Leuch and family at Herring Neck colony
The Rev Leuch and his wife and children arrived by the Conse from Eviglawil for a few weeks with friends, following his long ministry in the Newfoundland Metasticy Conference. Since his conjue tina, most of his kind have moved from the Want Coast. he labored acceptedly at Cunuael, and the community welcomes him to his part of the colony and hopes for success in his ministry.
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Herring Neck Cleeatt
Leuch
Carwen
Eviglawil
Ths
Mr. Leuon
Seth da
Want
Obituary Notice for John Squirea of Nerrin Neck Me
A respected resident of Nerrin Neck Me, John Squirea, died after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday with attendance from the United Pishuthien Society and local relatives. Reverend Evans delivered the sermon, with the procession and burial at the local churchyard.
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Nerrin Neck
John Squirea
Reet
Brethou
United Pishuthien Sociry
Wich
Fiona
S. Chamberlain
Fle Une
I. A. Evans
Reti-peor
Contempt steamer arrives from St John heading to Battle Harbor
The gasslar steamer Contempt capt. Walsh arrived from St John at noon Thursday and will call at North ports, Battle Harbor on return expected Wednesday. Passengers include Hatter Grace Mig Mackinnon Mize Mao Kina Mrs Taylor and others. Court in Bullen heard a crown case with defendants pleading guilty to violating game laws. judge imposed fines up to 100 and three months’ imprisonment, no defendant payments or further action.
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Contempt
Walsh
St. John
Eall
Battle Harbor
Hatter Grace
Mig
Mackinnon
Mize Mao
Kina
Taylor and
Chit
Me. I. Phampsvi
Prowse
Pevlicun
Mine Gece
Mys
Mee
Parsons
Mien Payton
Mae Fewer Lethbridge
Thrvapen
Jefferson
Gray
Bullen
Soother
Ciuin
Chas Bnarsay
Erening Herald
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Toplily
Lotea Sig
Tung
Electte
Setfiebing
Hiop Suns Ngo
Wy & Lody
Wulogisis
Enghard
Guroaivou
Wales
Concivaton
Bretarne
Cenaroman
Cape
Bo Sar
Sumner
Koudrick
BER
Seront
Gusermont Bay
Anipiogman
Governinsat
Budress
Mn. A. Ferner
Wikia Brave
Joao Francic
Rowan Reaksi Oacine
Auraxo Mayon
Crono Vrecep
Kynae Sweereeyoy
Taitdingate
Shuguat
RAESS
Phu
Aboot
Eeca
Aleaby
Willoh
Kia Wingel
Chia
Alinewud
Atlas
Adevio
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