Exploring volcanic craters and heroic science gains
The article lauds daring explorers who risked mud and suffocation to study Mont Pelee and La Soufriere, arguing their work advances science and mankind by shedding light on volcanic activity and seismic causes. It reflects on naval power, baseball advertising, King Edward's coronation, and Edison's storage battery, wrapping with a quip about humans and horses.
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Caribbees
Borchgrevink
Martinique
St. Pierre
St. Vincent
Mont Pelee
la Soufriere
Stones Thrown at Cars Halt Pawtucket Street Service
Pawtucket Rhode Island June 14 Civil unrest over the carmen's strike continues with no night service for two weeks. Central Falls reports three attacked cars prompting alarmed conductors to flee. Troops remain on duty. new relief units will be called. Mayor Fitzgerald declines county committee role as business activity falters and state armory is cleaned.
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Falle
Pawtucket
Central Falls
Fitzgerald
Kimball
Estiona
Maynard News Briefs Role Calls and Local Notices
William Stuart visits Maynard while Arthur assists at the post office. Advertised letters include John Higgins and Miss Kitty Porter. Rehearsals for a minstrel show at the union meeting, and various town updates on roads, schools, and local appointments mark a busy week in Maynard.
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J. F. Gannon & Co
S. Arthur
John H. Higgins
Mies
Kitty Porter
N. Tike
Smith
Frank
Maynard
Robert Crossley
Mies Lacy
Charles
Federal injunction bars picketing at textile mills
Providence June 18 Chief Justice Stiness issued a preliminary injunction against the Textile union during a strike against the American Woolen company. It bars picketing patrolling fronts of mills and interference with the plaintiff business and prohibits invading homes of employees or applicants to intimidate them. Miners strike closes Lace Mills in Wilkes Barre affecting 800 to 1000 workers. Lace makers support miners as coal field tension remains. Atlantic City masters plumbers hold convention urging refusals to hire journeymen from strike cities. Detroit boot and shoe workers see major salary increases for officers. Parker mills weavers vote to return to work switching to piece work. Washington notes Congressmen Foraker and Grosvenor present McKinley eulogy vote. memorial volume planned. Columbia SC starts Senate race with multiple candidates.
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Providence
Stiness
Supreme Court
American Woolen Company
Atlantic City
N. J
National Association
Runaway Train-Driven Horse Escapes Serious Harm
A lively runaway near a station sent driver John McNiff of West Acton tumbling and trampled as the horse veered through a crowd. His daughter Mrs Gill, Mrs S R Carter, and Miss Mary Garrity rode along. Mrs Carter restrained the horse but could not slow it. McNiff's brother from Hudson rushed to stop the carriage, saving the others from injury.
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St Egternoon
John Mewitt
West Acton
Gill
S. R. Carter
Mary Garrity
Belin
St. Cross
McNiff
Mr. McNiff
Reies
Hudson
Johnson Pharmacy
John McNiff
Maynard Local Notice for Sale
For sale the son Hanen Stanley in Warmensh Apply to 0. 8. Fowler.
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Hanen Stanley
Warmensh
Fowler
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