Details of Martinique Horror and Survivors Reach New York
The British ship Etona, sailing from Montevideo to New York via St Lucia, arrived with a riveting account of Martinique eruptions and the Roddam wreck. Captain John Cantell and passengers describe Mant Pelee's fury, ash, boiling mud, and a maritime rescue that left most Roddam crew dead or missing, with Captain Freeman badly burned after the ship burned and capsized in a tidal wave.
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Mont Pelee
Etona
Pound
New York
Montevideo
St. Lucia
John Cantell
Martinique
Roddam
Tha Htona
St. Pierre May
Freeman
Ieave
St. Pierre
Cantal
Farrish
Capt. Freeman
Felite
Awain
Capt. Cantell
St Lucia
Beautiful Isle of St Vincent and other world notes
A mixed slice of 1902 era miscellany details St Vincent in the Caribbean, its eruption history, population and Carib Indian legacy, then short items on officials riding on a secretary’s slayte-gooter, America’s views on war and sports, a Mormon reunion, horse meat rumors, Western travel promos, and domestic tips on ironing shirt waists with Defiance starch.
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SS. Vincent
Caribbean Sea
England
St. Vincent
Islands
Philadelphia Ars
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Morney Garou
Island OF St, Vincent
Dantell
Quebec Line
Roralma
Barbados
The
Grenadines
Caribbean
Chateau Belair
Morne Garou
Ita
Caribs
Tropics
St Vincent
West Indies
Loigt
CaNisiy
Valeyrien
Wrens
St.perre
Grenada
Chateau
Charlotte
Liaqua
Tereare We
Beautiful
Isle OF ST. Vincent
Venezuela
Caracas
Lisbon
Island of
Mr. Shaw
the Treasury
China
Europe
Roctor
Placsatan A. Hackleman
Indiana
Solaser
Indianapolis
John W. Gates
Wall Gheat
Boston
J. Sterling Morton
Pierpont Morgan
Kennela
Russell Sage
Great Britain
Board of Agriculture
Bigham Young
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Milwaukee Wisconsin
Paris
Colorado
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
General Passenger Department of
Rock Inland Route
Chicago
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