Strikes and Global Affairs Highlight June 1902 Roundup
Statistics on strikes from 1881 to 1900 show 22 703 actions affecting 117 500 establishments and 6 106 004 workers with losses split among labor and employers. Chile and Argentina settle a long running boundary dispute by arbitration amid pan American conciliations. Reports note flax cultivation in Minnesota and the Dakotas, a Boxer uprising, and Cuba sugar and tobacco firms incorporated in New Jersey.
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Carroll D. Wright
North American Review
Mr. Wright
Chile
Argentina
Andes
Hemisphere
City
Mexico
Cuba
New Jersey
Explosion injures lad in Sirkoiman incident
A gasoline stove blast wounded a boy named Baimer in Sirkoiman. He could not receive needed care and remained unable to run. Authorities report a severe burn accident with fire spreading from the stove.
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Neal
Sunday School Lesson on Acts Chapters Sixteen to Fifteen
Commentary on Paul and Silas during the second missionary journey highlights the team’s travel from Antioch to Mysia, then Philippi in Macedonia. It notes the Spirit guiding their path, Lydia’s conversion, and the formation of a fellowship in Europe through prayer by the river.
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Paul
Silas
Barnabas
Antioch
Syria
Mark
Cyprus
Cilicia
Mysia
Bithynia
Holy Spirit
Jesus
John xiv
Macedonia
Troas
Luke
Samothracia
Neapolis
Cean Sea
Philipp
Eph
R. V
Philippi
Satan
Europe
Lydia
Thyatira
Asia
Holy
Jerusalem
God
Christ
Maynard news roundup reports visits and local changes
Maynard residents and visitors populate the town scenes with a string of brief notes. John Winkley of Waltham visits, McGill guests stop in Waltham, and Miss Susie Trafton and friends travel in the area. A new boiler house whistle at Assabet mills is installed while local residents, including Jeremiah Kelley and Alfred Smith, are noted in recovery and travel updates. Mary E. Fi and Mrs. Hastings host guests. Catholic Union circle meets. Maynard baseball figures shift teams. a Bridge’s Sunday school event is announced. 19 months in the Concord Reformatory is referenced.
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Eaton Bryne
New York
John Winkley
Waltham
Sogn Stent
G. H. Gutet
McGill
Assabet Mills
Susie Trafton
John J. Noonan
South Boston
Joyce
Spring Lane
Alfred Smith
Providence
Raymond
Miume
Childsen
Bridge
Edward
Erates Sons
Maynard
Concord Junction
Mill
Catholic Union
First Victory Of Season For Local Cricket Team
The home side shows promise as Usher and H Whitehead excel with the bat. Webber and Wesbter shine in bowling while Barber bowls well for the visitors. Scoring details include Maynard Whitehead 14 and Usher 11, with several others contributing in a cautious innings.
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Ting
E Charlie Usher
H. Whitehead
Charlie
Wesbter
J. Barber
Maynard
Church Services and Schedules for Maynard and Nearby Parishes
The notice lists weekly worship times and activities for Maynard Churches including Maynard Church, Episcopal entities, St George s Episcopal, St Bridget s Roman Catholic in West Acton. It provides pastors names Rev Chas H Washburn Rev W F Lawford Rev Arthur Bradford Pa pineau Rev J A Crowe and events such as morning services Sunday schools prayer meetings and litany times.
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ST. George’s
J. A. Crowe
P.m. West Acton
Lodge Meeting Schedules for Fraternal Bodies
Foresters meet on the third Monday, companions of Forest on the second and fourth Mondays. Red Men convene on the first and third Tuesday. Lone details list lodge numbers and degrees, with a reference to a badge and department.
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Iapabadge
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Axford
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Otal, Bunting Reserves
SIG. Lautelle’s
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Crecent
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Reliance
Mill Dai Bicycle Store
Heywood’s Block
Concord
John M. Keyes
Maurice McWalter
F. E.spoor
H.E. French
Hudson, Mass
J. C. Jensen
L. Bonnanfaut
Asso. Block
Geo. S. Whitney
Concord Junction, Mass
A. McLeod
Vicinity
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Trinitarian Congregational
George A. Tewksbury
Preyer
Lavan B. Macdonald
Toren
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Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal
Henry King Hannah
Maynard Churches
Chas. H. Washburn
W. H. Gutteridge Segarint Lolm
Peeek Hkaynard Chotr
Hermano
Ddist Episcopal Church
W. F. Lawford
L. D. Wilson
Epworth League
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