Mont Pelee eruption sparks global volcanic alert
The article reports a chain of volcanic events and related disasters from Mont Pelee and St Vincent to Jamaica and Martinique. It notes underground fissures linking volcanoes, widespread disturbances along a 500 mile line, heat and smoke from Jamaica's sulphur pits, and ongoing activity along North American fissures. It also cites related deaths and injuries from a Sheridan naphtha blast illustrating fissure eruption mechanics.
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St. Pierre
St. Vincent
Sheridan
Montrelec
Martinique
la Soufriere
Jamaica
Mont Pelee
United States
American Volcanoes Threat to Vast Region Warned
A verbose report argues a global volcanic belt runs from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego along fault lines crossing the Americas. Citing USGS experts, it links Mont Pelee, La Soufriere, and Caribbean islands to a long fissure through North America, with activity in Mount Iona and dangers to Virginia, D C, New York, and more.
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Rocky Mountains
Andes
North Pole
South Pole
Mount St. Elias
Alaska
Terra del Fuego
Rocky Mountain
Cascade Mountains
Mount Hood
Lassen's Peak
Sierra Nevada
San Francisco
Mont Pelee
la Soufriere
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
New Mexico
Guatemala
Costa
Leeward Islands
Central America
Mexico
United States
Mount Iona
Omaha
Neb
Aleutian Islands
North
South America
United States Geological Survey
Troy
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Atlantic Coast
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
New York
N. Y
Martinique
St Vincent
Jamaica
Catskill
Adirondack Mountains
Adirondacks
Monument to La Salle marks Niagara river voyage legacy
The article recalls Cavalier de La Salle and the Griffon voyage to Niagara and Lake Erie, noting a monument unveiled near La Salle and the long rise of upper Great Lakes commerce. It mentions Fort Frontenac, La Motte, Hennepin, and the 1670s expeditions, with details of the Niagara mouth and fortified warehouses. It also touches on Niagara adjacent history and regional nicknames for Minnesota’s North Star State contrasted with broader lake trade.
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Cavalier de la Balle
Great Upper Lakes
la Motte
Hennepin
Fort Frantenay
Niagara
Port Niagara
Niagara River
Honnopie
Tn Balle Td
Fort Frontenac
Niagare
Genesee River
Niagara eAlamot
Lewiston
la Salle
Jackson Angevine
Hay Hoe Evertwat
Roversea
Ballo
Lake Eri
Great Chain of Lakes
Forday
Aminningara
Lake
Lis
Hermuse
Turf legend Captain James Machell dies aged 1
Prowleo Kugieh Turk Capt. James Ovtaving Machell, a premier UK turf figure, died recently. A former soldier and champion amateur runner, he excelled in classic events, led the turf with a devoted following, and retired after a storied career beginning at age 14.
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Prowleo Kugieh Turk
James Ovtaving Machell
Sears Hogland
United Kingdom
Regiowental Athletice
England
Long Term to Manage in Predeterminate Huntington Steps Down
Long Term to Manage in Predistrict Huntington, bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, nearing his fourth birthday, requests an abbievent to relieve part of his duties after thirty three years of service.
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Re Snd
New York
Luzon
Basigeas
Alexander Als
Ryan
Thos
Johna
Arthur Asbo
Amite
Aurora
Ironwood
Michard Hale
Ma Donahue
Ixland
Moriie
William Nthe Negro
Poriclair Battet
St. Louis
A. Dean
Min We
Central
Kentlemen
Gulag
Mitehest
Lnadiquartore
Rawsler
Mlanage
Dan Huntington
Ishop
Kpteepal Dioces
Fashion Notes Show Elaborate Fashions and Parasol Styles
A fashion column extols strapped trims and tailored gowns, highlighting the popularity of strapping on coats and shirt waists. It notes the new “coffee coat” or Monte Carlo wrap favored by Mrs Roosevelt, paraso ls in varied colors and laces, and silk linings with decorative inserts. It also discusses cloth gowns, coats, and the changing sleeve and shoulder lines for street wear.
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Monte Carlo
Land
Roosevelt
Descriptions of Handsewn Linen Stockings and Embroidery
The passage details white linen stocks shaped under the chin with rounded fronts and scroll patterns in delicate spaces. It notes lace stitches braids and appliques as common decorations, with handsomely embroidered cotton designs regarded as among the smartest concert gowns of the period.
The Fashionable Blouse and Crepe De Chine Styles
A description of a chic blouse in dull green crepe de chine with silk fagoting, white lace undersleeves and plastron, moisseline fichu tied through eyelets, and a crepe de chine girdle with an antique gold buckle. Notes on basqueed corsages appearing in latest fashions.
How to make a lace edged jacket at home
Advice on sewing a smart all over lace jacket using an eton pattern and lace or ribbon edge. Encourages using needlecraft and design to achieve a garment comparable to shop exhibits, noting time taste and skill as part of cost.
Lemon drink and mustard plaster safety tips
The note urges hot lemon water as a liver aid and antifat measure, praising lemon juice with water as a morning tonic. It also claims lemon juice removes nail stains when mixed into warm water with a teaspoon of lemon juice. For skin protection, it advises combining mustard with egg white to avoid skin injury.
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Lane
Newent Stocks and Neckwear Trends in Early Fashion
The fragment describes evolving stock styles with neckwear, noting prepared holes and tavey knots, and compares simple collars to more elaborate frosted stock trim. It hints that even basic items differ, with drooping points and decorative trims like applique, and touches on the oddity of fashion decisions such as a spring lamb order at a chic restaurant.
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Museum of Natural History
New York Sunday World
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