Halifax Disaster After Mont Blanc Explosion
Halifax suffered a catastrophic blast when the Belgian relief ship Lomé collided with the French steamer Mont Blanc loaded with explosives. About 2,000 died and many thousands injured as fires, collapsing buildings, and widespread ruin struck the city and nearby Dartmouth. Boston sent a relief train with 40 physicians and nurses to aid Halifax.
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Atlantic
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Wellington Barracks
Admiralty House
Military Hospital
Queen's Hotel
Hollis Street
Sackville Street
Boston
State Committee On Public Service
State Guard
A.C. Ratshesky
State Committee On Public Safety
Beautiful Customs and Tradition of the Chrity a Oeason
A survey of Christmas origins across cultures and eras, tracing pagan roots to modern observances. It covers the etymology of Christmas, Yule logs, mistletoe, Christmas trees, carols, and customs from England, Germany, Scandinavia, Italy, Russia, France, and America, noting legends, rituals, and shifts through history.
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Oeason
Valentine Yarnall
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Poland
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Paris
Foundling Hospital
Lyons
France
Foundling
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Christman
Peru
Holland
Belgium
Jesus
Oxfordshire
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Judas
Washington Irving
Cobridge Hall
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St. Joseph
Wales
Ireland
St Boniface
Strassburg
Rhine
America
Tusser
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