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... THE TEXTILE STRIKE IN AMERICA. SOCIALISTIC THREATS Although the textile situation at Lawrence rein/this quiet, it is reported that the industrial workers of the world are thinking of shortly calling a general sympathetic strike among the New England ...
... AMERICAS DIRIGIBLE DISASTER The dirigible Aknin, iii whirl! Mr. hoped to the Atltlnrn , uirt e l trial trip at New Jet 5..,. Ttle•giaty ing. At a height 111..11,a1td feet the bag exphided. and the with tt. rtest ~t the. including Mr. aninian, fell Hit ...
... ABRAM MAN KILLED IN AMERICA IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY OF SYMPATHY. We cull the following extract trout the Hedley Gazette, anent the death of Mr. W. Harrison Coward (late of Askam):-- There was a vecy large attendance at the funeral of the late Archie McAllister ...
... ENGLISH M.P.’S I URN FROM AMERICA. Oie nae>cngers win* diaemliarked from the her arrival ut Monday from New York were Smith. Ml* Mi Dudley Ward. M.P.. Mr. T Agar Roharts, M.P.. and Sir W. M. liken, M.l*. POOR LAW ADMINISTRATION The al Hoard have a -* ...
... ACROSS AMERICA AND BACK AGAIN. IV. By I. M. Lear. at Awns I paid • •noo Mao on %awed. • Las Myr*. at !p.a. Tarry. drlr Ile Warded br deer Jar. Madras rare Cad. r Warr. arab. V moots be as at wl Ow • Wok sod Ahoy tor • so it Slants' •• giro tot Wo wow*/ ...
... LANTERN AS A GUIDE TO SAFETY. morning the s.s. Smith America, owned by the Nitrate Producing Company, of London, ran ashore between Lamorna and the Logan Rock, near the :o Cardiff, bore a crew of thirty-six, commanded by Captain Bowling. Si. close to ...
... iJi,44.4, 1100sigadi CALM by White Star, Dadaists, Camilla§ Pacific . , sad Royal Lima by Collard, White Star, Americas limes. by Orient. Aberdeen Shaw Sevilleend Albion Co.. sod Mite Star Lines. 10 ZEAL= by Aberdeen. Nen Italead Shipping Co. Linea ...
... CLLAIIAR MATS MAWS KATI AI AMERICA. 11l Joss, to.. I:mord&Is 16.4. Clamber out l formerly of larks roomed on Mood,. =tromp the sad mew of the death of h.. Joseph The Ana r ay.* Flake la a brow snort to atm Wm hap sr the number of SO or row, .:. Japhoaaou ...
... mould have different opinion with regard America and the amount of unemployment there is in that land of milk and noney. He also »*y» went to America last March. Fancy, a man like Mr. Croea. who has not »»een in America twelve months trying tell us over hero ...
... a good investment, particularly in view of the trend of things on ' the Continent and America. Other countries were alive to those facts. The United States of America attached great importance to technical training. Mr. ' Roosevelt was reported to have ...
... the Republican candidate at the coining presidential election, came to an end in a dramatic, and, therefore, natural—for America—fashion. Mr. Taft carried the Convention by a small majority, really, though the actual vote gave him a large surplus, owing ...