Puillingate Star Georgie Wins Wide Praise in New York
The Twillindingate born singer Georgie faces a crowded path to fame while remaining proud of her origins. Locals celebrate her talent and loyalty, believing her effort and perseverance will earn broad recognition despite distant tours and imagined obstacles.
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Pwittigate
Tts
Jay
Gedit Done
Marre Tornigurer
Twillineate
Africa
China
Earlien
Georgie
Fornadlamel
Cad Twillindate
Ree
Sejorce
Ewillingate
Hippetal
Supreme Court on Northern Circuit Opens in Twillingate
The Supreme Court on Northern Circuit opened last Monday at 10 am with Judge presiding and officers of the Court present. Civil case H T Wells vs W Wells involved $56 from 1889. Horwood for plaintiff and Berteau Hayward for defendant. The court adjourned for Fogo at noon with a brief, uneventful session.
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Supreme Court
Dusting
A. O. Hayward
Min Wo UL Horwood
Jude
Twillingate
H. T. Wells
W. 2
Cure Schooner Sails With 2500 Shore Fish to Foreign Market
The English schooner Cure under Capt Jones cleared from this port Monday for a foreign market carrying 2500 qth shore fish from J W Owen and Josq.
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Cure
Jones
J. W. Owen
Josq
Contested Letter Suppresses Statement on Publication
A communications note indicates reluctance to expose a “poor man” and suggests holding the fetter for possible later publication. The wording implies caution about immediate disclosure and restraint pending future use.
French Interference Sparks Fishermen Outcry Across Shore
Fishermen returning from Nipper’s Harbor allege French warships pressured them to abandon nets and traps near Cunche. They denounce British authority as ineffective amid alleged French policing, urging redress for damages to rights and property.
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Sone
Cunche
Clain
Comascider
Ous
Nippers
Hie
Newfoundland
Empire
Longtime Back Harbor resident Mrs Rosai Pardon dies at ninety one
The oldest resident, Mrs Rosai Pardon, died peacefully in her ninety first year. Interment took place in St Peter's churchyard after a funeral at St John's Church. The Rev Canon Temple led the service and spoke of the deceased's long life and family losses. Miss Stirling sang Holy City as the congregation reflected on her history and faith.
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Back Harbor
Rosai Pardon
St. Peter's Churchyard
Canon Temple
St. John’s Gospel
St. Peter's Church
Miss Stirling Concert at Merion Street Hall Next Monday
Attention please for Miss Twilttsgate Stirlting's concert in Merionsr Ehait Setooti next Monday night the 28th. Rev. TL 0 dames presides. Concert starts 8 oclock. Reserved seats 20 cents from local shops. Open seats 10 cents at door. Diplomas for 1895 commination will be presented during an interval to successful Twillingate Centre candidates.
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Andrew Linfield
J. W. Owen
Wm. Ashbourne
Twillingate
Council of Higher Education
Harvest Festival Services At L A Barracks
Salvation Army held a sequence of special services this week near the L A Barracks to mark the Harvest Festival. Friday night’s meeting was profitable with soloists and violinists praised and officers of the corps cited for strong performance. A banquet followed on Wednesday with a large turnout, then a sale of work yielded many useful articles at reasonable prices.
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Salvation Army
Mer, Stewart ‘Taylor
B.A
Vote of thanks for Lay Reader services noted
A letter from Al Surron of Swillingate thanks St Peter's Congregation for a vote of thanks given for his role as Lay Reader. The editor’s printed reply acknowledges the motion and clarifies the meeting details and circulation of the gratitude.
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Dean Atr
St. Peter's
St Peter's Schoolreoitch
Tremain
AL Surron
Pwillingate
Mr. Serron
Ma PT Gard
Ma A. Ashbourne
Carricil Neniine
Cured Past Week Trade Names and Ship Cargoes Listed
A long list of vessels and cargoes is reported from the previous week. Entries include names like Mimic, Resolute, Pandora, Lily of the West, and Captain Roberts with brls and fish cargoes. The Mother's Oil schooner Lily of Lie Sect arrived Sunday, landing say £50 giy fish and five tons of oil at W J Scott’s premises after sale from Bavis & Co.
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Fons Labrador
Ry Blackmore
Dorothy
S. Yoong
Resolute
BR. Young
Rose of Sharon
Fo House
How. Laer
Philips
Pandora
S. Maichment
Adib
J. Minty
Beisy Jesseandur
Whi. Churchill
Walter Lily
J. Hellier
Ke Watcher
John Phillips
G. Gy
Moores
Peatside
SO. Newman
Rovers Bride
Wy Jenkins
Ladurance
Win. Wells
Feoles
Dally
Gladys
J. Purchase
Feosales
J. Ansty
Jubilee
Amos Rossiter
Afyra
Geo
Leyte
Zinnie
Te Churchill
Roberts
Wrench
Gleaner
John Fox, Jr
General Booth
Local and General News From Twillingate
A mixed local notice lists a Wednesday meeting of noe We LOM and school openings for October under board review. It notes the Methodist High School and Art School openings, mentions Mr Hoskings Miss Ashbourne and teacher Mine White. It reports a small fishing boat pickup six miles off Camp Heal and a boat owner can claim it for 1.00. It praises arrival of T Peyton and notes travel by the mouth side of the Pery. It criticizes a recent accident report and calls for truthful reporting.
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Tut Methodist High School
Hoskings
Miss Ashbourne
Mine White
Reuben Blackcanoe
Daabrador
Camp
Heal
Neves
Ory
Cremne
SS. Randell
Mos
Cross
Peyton
Betpa. Mieistrate
Mae
Barty
Foc Fae Dee Plats
Manuel Morton Mieher
Aessis D Osmonds
Pos S. Cobbanmye
A. Cook
Colborne
Osmond
Mayne
Morvis Strane -Cagit
Chreene
AL St Randell
Temple
Crass
Mes. Roberts
Manuel
Silas Burt
Matt
Birth notices from St Johns harbor region
Births recorded for multiple families with details of newborn daughters and sons delivered in late dates. Mrs Beerty welcomed a daughter on 22nd, Mrs Pollard and Mrs Stuckless reported children, and Mrs Wisenin and Mrs Muley had daughters at Fortune Harbor with dates noted in the record.
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Edward Beerty
James Pollard
Chante Islands
James Stuckless
Fortune Harbor
Edward Wisenin
Florence Muley
San. Aero
Meo at Fortune Harbour Mourns Ellen Gris
Ellen Gris aged 38 beloved wife of Thomas Gris at Fortune Harbour dies leaving a husband and six children to mourn their loss. The obituary notes her role as a mother and spouse and mentions the family's sorrow.
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Fortune Harbour
Ellen
Thomas Gris
Foss
Cabot Celebration funds and local notes from Newfoundland
September reports from Telegraph detail Judge Winter's probable resignation and legal actions against the Government. A Colonial Building meeting launches Cabot Celebration with funding matching public subscriptions. Notables include Rev Thomas Brennan's burial, donations from KR Reid and James Ryan for projects, Salvation Army visit planned, and local economic updates on flour and oil prices.
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Executive Council
Thomas Brennan
St John's
KR. Reid
Cabot Celebration Fund
James Ryan
Bonavista
Kya Booth
Salvation Army
Newoundland
Mlour
London Papers Warn of Armenian Massacres and War Rumors
Semi official statements claim policy toward Armenian affairs remains unchanged while mass killings proceed. Reports from London and Amiens describe famine in Leadville style tensions, Dervish movements near Dongola, and calls by Kitchener for pardon offers to end desertions as unrest grows in the Middle East and Europe.
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London
Arment
England
Londounes
Haropenner
Jouuier
Berain
Quitarte
Capadito
Dongola
Lenton
Amiens Tsay
Donava Bot
Bevan
Khaepat
Leadville
Coronadio Maine
John Lawless
Tiopetrial
Phre Tivanennt
Shoreditch
Armenia
James Mocrison
Boston
Dynamiters
Svary Aliva Bell
Queen
Ol 'Tyraos
Bombay
Halipax
Kitchener
Dougala
Maclagayscar
Cho Cunm
Cuavin
Leith
Elinburgh
Prindec
Constantinople
Galeway
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Puillingate
Stirling
Supreme Cours
Correscoy
Prnt
L. A. Barracks
Adams
Mra. Thos. Adams
Sncs
Jo Scntt
Mr. Pyrat
St. John’s
Labrador
Fferak
Dany Vers
Yes
Sunaal
Meo
Telegraph
Withocnse
Winter
Merry
Montreal Loan and Investment Company
Bell Tsle
Whitbourne
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