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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1895
Page
3
The annual Newfoundland dry codfish crop runs about 1 000 000 to 1 200 000 quintals with excess over normal years typically 100 000 to 200 000 quintals. Assuming a normal catch of 1 000 000 quintals valued around $3.3 million, the potential gain from better marketing is argued against existing monopolistic handling.
Reports from Grand Lake describe thick coal seams near the railway, with 11 feet reached so far and quality improving toward anthracite. Receiver General Scott and others deem the sample solid and excellent, noting Mr J P Howley as the discoverer and predicting a potential bonanza for the region.
By Telegraph. Haxirax, September 12. The Defender has been given Tuesday's race. Extremely hot weather prevails in series have been sacked by the Turks. The Spanish Foreign minister is dead. The Emperor of Austria is visiting Emperor William of Germany. Sept. 18 The pace yesterday was awarded the Defender. The Valkyries did not start due to crowded course. Atlantic steamers have increased storage rates fifty per cent. An avalanche in the Swiss Alps destroyed three hundred lives. Sept. 16 America’s greatest battleship Indiana goes on Halifax dry dock. Germany obtains the island of Chusan. Russia and France accept the Porte's proposals. England demands Christians share in government with Mohammedans. Sept. 17 In Honduras earthquakes have left hundreds dead. Earthquakes strike New Zealand and Australia. King Christian of Denmark is seriously England. Five Spe villages and four monastii. Sept. 18 King Hubert frees all false prisoners. Banes principal fort in North Cuba. The Porte concedes to British demands for Armenia. Three thousand French soldiers die at Madagascar.
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