American Volcanoes May Be Source of Danger
A historical clipping argues volcanic activity is connected via underground fissures. It cites Mont Pelee and La Soufriere as part of a global line of weakness spanning from Alaska to Terra del Fuego, with United States sites like Troy and New York in the danger zone. The piece notes Jamaica and Jamaica mountains, Jamaican sulphur pits, and a pattern of fissures running north to south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pierre
St. Vincent
Sheridan
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Iva Poufriere
Jamaica
Mont Peles
United States
Aleutian Islands
North
South America
Terra del Fuego
United States Geological Survey
Troy
N. Y
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Atlantic Coast
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
New York
N.Y
Cats- Id
Adirondack Mountains
American
Adirondacks
Rocky Mountains
Andes
North Pole
South Pole
Mount &T. Elias
Alaska
Rocky Mountain
Cascade Mountains
Mount Hood
Colorado
New Mexico
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Caribbean Sea
Sir Henry T. Wrenfordsley
Leeward Islands
Mont Pelée
la Soufriere
Central America
Mexico
Mount Iona
Omaha
Neh
Monument honors La Salle voyage and Griffon boat at Niagara
A historic monument near Niagara honors Cavalier de La Salle for his 1678 79 Niagara voyage and the Griffon brigantine. The article recalls Fort Montenac, the keel of the Griffon, the first mass at Niagara, and La Salle’s later struggles before launching up Lake Erie, inaugurating regional commerce that endures today.
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Cavalier de la Salle
Great Upper Lakes
Griffen
Moy
la Motte
Hennepin
Fort Montenac
Niagara
Fort
Niagara River
Lim
la Salle
Fort Frontenac
Genesee River
Nisedra
Lewiston
Nisenra
Lake Erie
Great Chain of Lakes
Lakes
Washington Docket of Genteel, Quips, and Waistcoats
National Capitol chatter unfolds with Calterhead and Landis debating Eugene F Ware as pension commissioner. Senators show flair in bright waistcoats while Reed and others spar about rules, pay car fares, and hotel stays. Roosevelt hunts rumored. capsule anecdotes mix humor with governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Evans
Representative Calderhead
Kansas
Landis
Indiana
Eugene F. Ware
Mr. Landis
Ware
Mr. Calterhead
Calderhead
Representative Hill
Why the Baby Died in a West Philadelphia Household
A local physician endorses a neighborhood anecdote about a newborn's death. A boy recalls seeing a doctor carry a baby in a bag after a new arrival, and the child dies within days. The mother explains crepe at the door and the doctor’s bag had no holes, implying the infant’s death.
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