Seven Miners Rescued From Flooded Mine No. 38 Near Johnstown
Seven miners entombed at Foustwell's mine No 38 after a sudden flood were rescued after pumping reduced water levels. They endured darkness and near starvation over the weekend and were brought to safety once the heading was drained. Mike Bolya led the group to safety, with Rodon and Ream making a perilous 50 foot dash through water to reach them. a.
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Johnstown
erwind-White Coal Company
Foustwell
Here
Stiney Rodon
Charlee Ream
John Bolya
Rodon
Ream
Mike Bolya
Bolya
Buford Sails to Chinkiang Carrying Chinese Relief Flour
The government transport Buford sailed for Chinkiang with 4,000,000 pounds of American flour to aid famine sufferers in northeastern China. Crowds cheered as the Twenty-Second Infantry band played martial airs and a farewell salute marked the voyage, aided by The Christian Herald of New York.
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San Fraccsee
Twenty-Second Infantry
Buford
Chinkiang
China
Christian Herald of New York
Mellen and Byrnes Visit Washington Meet Roosevelt on Rail Talks
President Mellen and Vice President Byrnes of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad arrived in Washington and will call on President Roosevelt to discuss railroad matters. Neither side will reveal the conference topic or details of the mission.
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Washington
Mellen
Byrnes
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Roosevelt
White House
Melien
Captain Isaac Davis Hero of Concord Bridge
Poem by Capt. Charles T Ripley honoring Captain Isaac Davis of Acton the first officer to die at Concord bridge on April 19 1775. It recalls Davis and his men defending liberty against British forces and the enduring memory in Concord Massachusetts with references to the Davis Guard and state monuments.
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Charles’ T. Ripley
Buyker ©Adel Historical Society
Isaac Davis
Acton
Old North Bridge
Concord
C. Ess Ripley
Hussar
Schrapnel
J. G. Foster
Charlestown
U. S. Navy Yard
Boston
Frank E. Martell
Cambridge
Henry Parsons
Marlboro
T. E. Jackson
D. M. White
Peterboro
N. H
Frederick A. Walker
Spanish War Legion
David B. Remington
At Arms
Mass
State House
William H. Oakes
Fred'w. Reed
Reformatory
Concord Junction
Memorial Day echoes in Maynard with band music
The Maynard post will hold its traditional Memorial Day decorations in Stow with the Maynard band providing music. An advertisement from J. F. Curran & Co of South Framingham invites buyers to purchase chairs direct from factory to family at lower prices.
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Isaac Davis
Stow
Maynard
J. F. Curran & Co
South Framingham
Supreme Court Upholds Shoe Machinery Bill 5 to 2
The state supreme court upholds the Shoe Machinery bill as constitutional by a 5 to 2 vote. Justices Hammond Loring Braley Sheldon and Rugg support the decision, while Chief Justice Knowlton and Justice Morton dissent. Senators Vahey Jenney and Mitchell welcomed the ruling amid ongoing support and anticipated legal battles. The Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co plans seven miles of new pipe to Maynard, delaying material purchases, as the street department cleans highways.
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State Supreme Court
Hammond Loring Braley
Sheldon
Rugg
Knowlton
Morton
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Vahey
Jenney
Marlboro-Hudson Gas, Co
Maynard
Acton Congregational May Sale and Licenses Issued
The Congregational church ladies plan a May 9 sale in South Acton. On Tuesday night the selectmen granted a liquor license to Frank Donnelly for the Ameri House in South Acton at a cost of 1300 dollars.
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the Congregational Church
Frank Donnelly
Ameri House
South Acton
Sudbury Dealer Thanks Town For Busy First Day
W A White of Vose Farm announces appreciation for Sudbury residents who bought fruit and vegetables on his first day and promises better stock next Tuesday.
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Sudbury
W. A. White
Vose
Rheumatic Pain Relief Labelled Effective by Patrolman
Key West patrolman Rolland Curry recounts severe rheumatic pain in knees feet and hands. His wife bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm which relieved pain overnight and after two weeks cured the condition for over three months. Sold by H J Dwinell in Maynard. Railroad ads praised as strong aids to U S commerce expansion.
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H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
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Kimonas
Ladies’ Home Journal
S. E van Arnam, Jeweler
Walden St
Mayfair
G. H. Creighton Main St
Htost
Maynard, Mass
Concord Bridge
George
George the Third
Old England
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Paul Revere
Prescott
Mt. Washington
Boston Heights
Old Boston
Alton
Grand Army Post and Ladies’ Relief Corps
Davis
Baltimore
Old Bay State
Old
Massachusetts
Geo. H. Daniels
H.R. BR. R
P. H. White
Main Street
Concord, Mass
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