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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Sep 15, 1894

Page

2

Stupendous Resources of the Mutual Life Insurance Company

A 1894 feature extols the vast wealth and power of the Mutual Life Insurance Company. It compares its assets with national economies, ships, and railroads, claiming the insurer could fund fleets, armies, and rail lines, and even pay Civil War soldiers, illustrating enormous safety for investors.

New York America Efele Mutual Life Insurancempany Astors Metropolis Mutual New York Produce Exchange Mutual Life Inter Continental Railway Nicaraagua Canal State of United States Europe Jay Gould Connecticut Rode Island Ow York National Banks National Ganka New York City Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Baltimore Johnstown

Passengers On Board Virginia Ship From St Johns

A partial passenger list from the Virginia appears to show travelers bound for northern ports and Western Bay Me. Names include Wm Kennedy Qld Perliogn Mr Kent and Mrs E Marple with several others such as Miss Donnelly Miss Snelgrave and Mr J Haddon.

Virginia Re St. John’s Western Bay Wm. Kennedy Qld Perliogn Kent E. Day Agene E. Marple Asoin Herring Chamberlain Lo ‘Anbor Lawnen Ee Hay Wiltshire

Denominational Discord Casts Shadow On Local Election

The Sun and Northern Weekly Advertiser condemns sectarian rhetoric amid the Bonavista district race. It warns Tory tactics to leverage denominational divides to advance Mr Knight, opposing the political use of religion and praising the Whiteway party for resisting such tactics.

Suc Knight Bonavista Morrison Whiteway Party Tories

Insult to Fortune Harbor Wharves Report

A Daily News August 27 paragraph insults Fortune Harbor residents by implying a wharf is under construction with Whiteway funds and workers drink two glasses daily. The letter challenges the claim as false and malicious, noting no public wharf is being built and condemning the insinuations about the Whiteway administration.

Fortune Harbor Green Bay Daily News Goodridge Knight I Ig Whiteway Whiteway” Administration

Political insults and deflection in local press

The piece defends the People's Leader from accusations dubbed Whiteway money, noting Mesars Goodridge and Knight would not credit him. It asserts the community will respond to the slurs with timely action, portraying opposition as vile aspersions on reputation.

Goodridge Knight

Twillingate Byelection Call for Foorm Against Tory Tactics

The text denounces Tory maneuvers to overthrow Sir William Whiteway's government and urges electors in the district to support Mr Foorm, who will appeal to voters at the upcoming bye election in support of Whiteway's policy.

Kwhcur The Lance William Whiteway Mr. Foorm

Knight Attacks Greene Party Amid Religious Rhetoric

A letter attacks Mr Knight for using religious divisions to gain votes against Mr Greene. The writer defends Sir William Whiteway as People's Leader and praises Greene as a longtime liberal native statesman, asserting Knight's faction would ally with Tory interests in St John’s.

Mr. Knight Greene Whiteway Knight Mr. Greene William Whiteway Mer. Greene Greene Party St. John’s

Tory triumph at Burgeo LaPoile bye election

The Burgeo and LaPoile byelection returns show Tory candidate Mott elected by a small majority 78 over Emerson with totals Mott 640 and Emerson 5662. The report cites government pressure a strong Whiteway connection and accusations of trickery by the Gordie-Marine party amid claims of independent support.

Tae Burgeo LaPoile Mott Emerson Goridge-Marine Rio Whiteway Party Whiteway Murray

Fogo District By-Election Candidacy and Dates

The Fogo district will hold a by election with nomination day next Saturday the 22nd inst and polling on Tuesday October 2. Mr T Dutler, now in a departmental post under the Goodridge Marine Government, seeks re election. He faces a local candidate from the Whiteway party and a Workingman's Party supporter, with strong hopes for victory.

Fogo T. ©. Dutler Goodridge-Marine Whiteway Party Workingman’s Party William Whiteway

Death of Ven Archdeacon Forristal at 74

The Ven Archdeacon Forristal died on the 8th of the month aged 74. He was born in Montcaign Kilkenny Ireland and trained in Waterford. Ordained deacon in 1844, he would have completed fifty years in service if spared.

Forristal Montcaign Co. Kilkenny Ireland Co. Waterford

Death of the Venerable Archdeacon Forristal

An obituary recalls Archdeacon Forristal as a beloved Roman Catholic prelate in the colony. Despite advanced age he served until shortly before death, noted for kindness, generosity, and missionary zeal across distant parishes and rugged Newfoundland terrain.

Newfoundland

Loss of the Daisy A Nova Scotia schooner wrecked near Straits Belle Isle

The Daisy owned by John McCormick of Coachman's Cove was driven ashore and wrecked at Black Island Cove on the 3rd inst in a heavy breeze. McCormick had 100 brs of fish aboard. all gear sank with the craft. A distress signal drew in Souris Light Captain George Barbor of Podl's Island, who rescued and landed the crew Monday night.

Daisy John McCormick Coachman’s Cove Black Island Cove East End Straits Belle Isle McCormick Labrador Souris George Barbor Podl’s Island

Church of England Sunday School Treat

The St Peter's Crowhead and St Andrew's schools held a mid December outing on the Parsonage grounds. A noon procession, hymn singing, and cornetists opened the day followed by sports and a tea at 3 pm in two sections Red and White. A group photo ended the event, with the Incumbent Rev R Temple absent. Excellent order and no serious accidents reported.

St. Peter's Crowhead St. Andrew's Hitchcock St. Andrew's School W. Temple W. Hitchcock Rev. R. Temple

Bye-elections set for Fogo and Benagista on October 2

In local notes, bye-elections will be held in the districts of Fogo and Benagista on October 2. Mrs. Tucker's Studio at Tickle Point sells Sabbath School views for thirty five cents each. Work on the Methodist Superior School progresses quickly and should be near completion by year’s end. Fish supplies have improved at Change Islands and Fogo with boats bringing in one to two quintals daily when seas permit.

Fogo Benagista Methodist Change Islands

Proclamation Sets Supreme Court Sessions Across Circuits

The Supreme Court on the Northern Circuit will sit next week from Wednesday the 19th to Friday the 21st. At Fogo the Court will convene on Monday the 24th.

Supreme Court Fogo

Reverend temple plans Monday departure for home

The Rev. R. Temple intended to sail from England on Monday last the 10th inst for the Atlantic voyage home. The note corrects a prior misstatement and expresses confidence in a pleasant crossing.

Sunday School Treats Photographed For Sale

The annual gatherings of the Church of England and Methodist Sunday Schools are photographed by Mr. Chauncey. A copy of either group, mounted on cardboard, may be bought for thirty five cents at Mrs. Tucker’s.

Church of England Methodist Sunday Schools Chauncey Tuckers

Arrivals from Labrador Load Light at Pareill’s Harbor

The Mary Marsh under Job Watkins led Labrador arrivals with 250 quintals of fish. Other vessels returned with mixed fares. overall the voyage is not promising. Listings include Pessels Hyacinth Edward White Larkspur Maidment Mallard Best Girl Bessie Purchase Lottie Abib Exeriment Liberty Mary Marsh Silverdale Minnie Gray Jacob MOOv Bease and more with uncertain totals.

Labrador Mary Marsh Job Watkins Pareill’s Harbor Thurada Pessels Masters Brie Hyacinth Edward White Larkspur S. Maidment Mallard John Roberts Best Girl J. Hawkins Bessie Purchase J. Purchase Lottie Wm. Roberts Abib John Minty Waterman Liberty Jose Hi Young Job Watking Silverdale David ‘Wheller Minnie Gray iMitchard Bae Jacob Moov Philip. Freeman Tay There J. Philips

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Sun and— Northern Weekly Advertiser MR. Foote Greens Party Archdeacon Forristal Church of England Sunday School
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