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135 INDEX Foster, Theodore, 97 Foster, Villiam, 9 Fournier, Henri, 73 Franklin, Benjamin, 53 Frazer, Hugh C., 21 French Canadian mill workers, 97,98,1,1,0, L22-23 From Front Porch to Back Seat (Bailey), 84 Gallatin, Albert,60,62 Garrison, \filliam Lloyd, 116, 119, 124 Gay, George, 28 Gazzaville (Burrillville), 95 Gibbon, Edward, I "Girls in a Factory Valley" (!fyman\,126-28 Globe (Woonsocket), 100 Glocester, 97 Gorham Manufacturing Company,T9 Gorton, Samuel, 4,'1.2, 1.3,15 Gould Island, "Gould Island Naval Air Facility and Aerial Torpedo Bombing," 21-29 Gould, Daniel, 14 Gould, Jeremiah, 14 Gould, Richard A., "Gould Island Naval Air Facility and Aerial Torpedo Bombing," 21,-29 Graniteville (Burrillville), 95 Pillar': Rhode Island Newspapers and the Ratification of the Constitution," 49-57 Hunt, Enoch, 9 Htnt,Lizzie, 107 Huntsville (Burrillville), 95 Hutchinson, Anne,5, 7,9,15 Hutchinson, Edward, 9 Hutchinson, \filliam, 7, 8, 1,2 Hyde-Thomson, Douglas, 22 Immigrant mill workers, 97, 98, 1.1.0, 11.3, fi7, L22-23 Impost of 1,781,, 53 International Cyclecar Company, 82 International Power Company, 79 Irish mill workers, 97,98, 1.1.0 Irwin, Raymond D., "Cast Out from the 'City upon a Hill': Antinomian Exiles in Rhode Island, 1638-16 50," 3-19 Jackson, Richard, Jr., 63 James Brown Machine Corporation, 80 Jay, Augustus, 74 Jan John, 55 Jefferson, Thomas, 59,52-65 lobn Manville Company,T4 Mapleville (Burrillville), 95 Marshall, Frank \farren, 31 Martin, H. G., 82 Massachusetts Bay Colony, "Cast Out from the'City upon a Hi11,"' 3-19 Marher, Corton, 7 Max Motor Car Company, 82 Maxwell (automobile), 81 Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company, 81 Melish, John, 60 Memoirs of tbe Life of Mrs. Sarah Osborn (Hopkins), 44 Memorial of the League of American Wheelmen (1889), 83 Methodists, 97 Middletown, 83 Midway, Battle of,27 Mill villages, 98 Miller, Perry, 7 Mohegan (Burrillville), 95 Moncrief (automobile), 80 Moncrief, James A., 80 Moncrief, James A., Jr., 80 Motocycle, T3 (Providence ship), 51 Mott, Adam, Great Awakening, "Religion, Education, and Gender in Eighteenth-Century Rhode Island," 35-47 lohn (Tiverton ship), 61 lolly Robin (ship), 60 Juvenile Division (temperance club), 117 Jr., 14 Mount Pleasant (Burril1vi11e), 95 Mount Vernon (ship), 51 Murphy, Thomas H.,21 Greyhound Motors Corporation, 81 Guidoni, Alessandro, 22 Guyse, John, 38 Haggar, Beniamin, 35 Haggar, Susanna Guyse, 36 Hahn, J. Jercme,74 Hamlet ('Woonsocket), 100 Harding, Philippa, 7 Harding, Robert, 7, 9 Harper's Magazine, 1.23 Harrisville (Burrillville), 9 5, 102 Hawkins, C. A.,23 Kaga (ship), 23 Narragansett 8ay,21,, 26, 60, 99 Klyberg, Albert T., "Burrillville: A Town on the Narragansett Country, 99 Blackstone?," 95-103 Narragansett Electric Company, 82 Knights of Labor, L07 Narragansett Park (Cranston),73,77 Knightsville (Cranston), 79 Narragansett Pier (Narragansett), 85 Kujawa, Sheryl A., "Religion, Education, and Nasonville (Burrillville), 95, 99 Gender in Eighteenth-Century Rhode Island: National League for Good Roads, 72 Sarah Haggar'S7heaten Osborn, 1714-1796," Nature, Certainty, and Euidence of True 35-47 Christianity, TDe (Osborn), 38-39 Needham,'William, 9 Labor reform, "'Was She Clothed with the Newport, 7, 9, 1,2, 1,3, L5,21,, 35-45, 60, 61, Rents Paid for These lVretched Hawkins, Jane, 7 Hawkins, Richard,7 Hazard {amily,99 Heauen's Alarm to [Jnconuerted Sinners (Alleine), 38 Helme, Christopher, 1,4 Herreshoff, James,76 Herreshoff, John Brown, 75 "Hester's Dower" (Sfyman), 119-20 Hibbon, Villiam, 8 Hill Company, J.J.,79 Hinckley, Frederic, 111, 1.28 Hiram (ship), 61. Hoadley-Knight Steam Auto-Trucks, 79 Hopkins, Samuel, 38, 42, 43, 44 Hopkinton, 63 Rooms?,"' 62, 63,64,71,73,82,99 107-33 Nelaport Herald, "'The Rhode Island Pillar,"' Larcom, Lucy, 113 49-57 Layton, John, 9 NeLDport Mercury, "'The Rhode Island Pillar,"' League of American l(/heelmen,71,83 49-57;54 Lemons, J. StanleS "The Automobile Comes to Newspapers and ratification of U.S. Constitu- Rhode Island," 71-93 tion, "'The Rhode Island Pllla4"' 49-57 Lenthall, Robert, 13 Nicholson File Company, 79 Leopard (ship) 59 Nonintercourse Act, 65 Leverett,John,9 North Kingstown,2i,78 Levy, Austin W, 101 North Providence, 53 Lexington, USS,26 North Smithfield,83,95 Liberator, The, 116,124 Lippitt, Henry F.,74, 86 Oakland (Burrillville), 95 Longmeadow (Warwick), 76 Oak Valley (Burrillville), 97 Longmore, Arthv, 22 Oldfield, Barney,73 Lonsdale (Cumberland/Lincoln), 100 Oliver, John, 8 Hornet, USS, 27 Horseless Age,73 Hosbo (ship\,23 Houghton, Mrs. Percy D., 21 Howell, David,62 Howells, William Dean,1.23 Hubbard,'William, 7 Hughes, William, T9 Humphrey, Carol Sue, "'The Rhode Island Lord, Avery, 31 Olney, Jeremiah, 50-62 Lowell, Massachusetts, 113 Olneyville (Providence), 78, 79 Lotuell Offering, 1.1.3 Osborn, HenrS 38 "Luke Gardiner's Love" (\Xlyman), 124-25 Osborn, Sarah Haggar'S7heaten, "Religion, Education, and Gender in Eighteenth- Macon's Bill No. 2, 65 Century Rhode Island," 35-47 Madison, James, 64, 65 Manton, Joseph P., 76 Page (automobile), 82 Manville (Lincoln), 100 Palmer, Fanny Pvdy, 126
Parker, George,14 Partridge, Alexander, 12 Pascoag (Burrillville), 9 5, 97, 100 Patoka, USS (ship),21 Pawtucket, 79, 80, 81,, 82, 95, 1 00 Pawtucket Motor Carriag e Company, 7 4 Pawtucket Steamboat Company, 80 Pawtuxet, 61 1,36 Peace Dale (South Kingstown), 99 Pearl Harbor, 25 Peckham, John, 13 Pel{rey, John Gorham, 7 Phillips, \7endell, 116, 717,'124 Photographic collections, Rhode Island Historical SocietS "Images of Rhode Island," 31-32 Pinckney, Charles C., 64 Poole, Edward, 9 Porter, John, 14 Portsmouth, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14 Potter, Elisha, 63 P ou erty Grass (\7ymanl, 1.23 -24 Prince, Thomas, 38 Prince of Wales (ship), 25 Prisoners of Pouerty (Campbell), 125 Prison reform, 112 Providence, 6, 59 -6 5, 7 1,, 7 6-7 9, 8 1-83, 8 8, 97, 1.11. Providence and Springfield Railroad, 99-100 Providence and \florcester Railroad, 98, 99, 1.17 Prouidence City Directory, 7 9 Providence Columbian Phenix, 64 Providence Engine \7orks, 81 Providence Euening Bulletin, 7 8 Providence Free Religious SocietS 111 Prouidence Gazette, "'The Rhode Island Plllar,"' 49-57;64 Prouidence .lournal, 31,78, 86 Prouidence Journal of Commerce,77 Puritans, "Cast Out from the 'City upon a Hill,'" 3-19 Quakers, 3, 7, 9, 1,3, 14, 15, 97, 124 Quidnessett Memorial Cemetery (North Kingstown), 78 Quincy, Josiah, 7 Quonset Naval Air Station, 25 Railroads, 88, 98, 99-100, 11.7 Reciprociry Treaty with Canada, 101 Reform schools, 117 Republican Association of Newport, 64 Repulse (ship), 25 Rhode Island Auto Carriage Company, 78 Rhode Island Automobile Club, 73, 86 Rhode Island Aviation Heritage Association, )7 )R Rhode Island Company, 88 Rhode Island Council of \fomen, 1,07, 1,26 Rhode Island Locomotive Works, 77 Rhode Island Republican, 64 Rh o de I sland S e condh and Automobil e Register,82 Rhode Island'Woman Suffrage Association, 107, 108, 1,09, 1,1,1, 116, 126 Rhode Island Woman's Club. 111 INDEX Rhodes-on-the-Pawtuxet (Cranston), 85 Richmond,63 Roberts, Jol'LnH.77 Robinson, Harriet, 113 Rocky Point (\Tarwick), 88 Roman Catholics, 97, 11.3 Russell, Jonathan, 64 "Saint or Sinner" (Wyman), 119 Sanford, John, 14 S atur day Eu ening P o st, 8 6 Savage, Thomas, 9 Saxonville (Burrillville), 95 Schools, 1,10, 1,1,5, 1,1,7 Second Beach (Newport), 73 Selden, George B., 73 Sheep raising, 99 Sheldon, Charles T., 80 Sh enandoah (zeppelin), 21 Shepard, John, 86 Shepard, Thomas, 5 Shepard and Company, 78 Sherman, Philip, 14 Sherman, William Watts, 7 4 Shipbuilding, 97 Shoho (ship\,25 Shokaku (ship), 27 Shotten, Sampson, 14 Smith, Herbert, 23 Smithfield, 108 Smuggling, 60-62 Sopwith, T. O.M.,22 South Kingstown,63,99 Spencer, Anna Garlin, 107 Spencer, John, 9 State Board of Public Roads, 84, 86 Stevens, Elizabeth C., "'\ffas She Clothed with the Rents Paid for These ril/retched Rooms?': Elizabeth Buffum Chace, Lillie Chace 'Sfyman, and Upper-Class Advocacy for 'Women Factory Operatives in Gilded Age Rhode Island," 107-33 Stillwater'Worsted Company, 101 Stone, Lucy, L12,11.6 Strum, Harvey, "Rhode Island and the Embargo ol 1807," 59-67 "Studies of Factory Life" (\fyman) ,125-26 Sueter, Murrag 22 Talbot, Peter, 21 Tarkiln (Burrillville), 95 Temperance movement, 11.0, 1.1.1., 1.1.5, 11,7 Tennent, Gilbert, 35, 36 Teq Richard, 14 Textile manufacturing, "Burrillville: A Town on the Blackstone?," 95-103 Thornton Machinery Company 81 Tiverton, 51 Treatise concerning Religiows Affections (Edwards), 38 Trolleys, 88 Uncle Tom's Cabin (Stowe),116,124 Union Street Railway Company, TT United States Chronicle, "'The Rhode Island Pillas"' 49-57 United States Motor Company, 81 "Valentine's Chance" (\X/yman), 122-23 Vallev Falls (Cumberland), 1,00, 1,07, 108, 110, 176,119,126 Vallev Falls Compann 107 , 1,09, 176 \tanderbilt, Jr., Mrs. Cornelius, 73 \randerbilt, Reginald, 74 Yera (automobile), 82 Yinal, Villiam,40 \Vaite, Thomas, 14 Y'aldron, John C., 28 'Wallum Lake (Burrillville), 9 5, 97 \Xzardall, V/illiam, 14 Warren, 83 Warwick, 1.4, 63,76, 83 Washington, George, 53 Wasp (ship), 61 'Watts, Isaac, 38 'Welde, Thomas, 6 Wells, I{. G., 87 Westerly, 53 'Weston, Francis, 14 'What Cheer Laundrn 85 'Wheaten, Samuel, 36 'Wheatley, Phillis, 45 'Wheelwright, John, 4, 5, 8 !(zhitefield, George, 35, 36 Whitten Motor Vehicle Company, T9 Who Is It?,82 'Wilbore, Samuel, 14 \filbore, Samuel, Jr., 14 Wilbour, Isaac,64 Villard, Frances, 111 William A. Harris Steam Engine Company 81 'Williams, Beriah, 61 '!7i1liams, RogeE 6 Wilson, John, 8, 11 \Tinthrop, John, 5-7, 11-13, 15 'Woman suffrage movement, 707,1,08, 109, 71.0, 1.11,, 113, 116, L22, L25 -Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 107, 111,126 \foman's Congress (1881), 111 'Woman's J owrnal, 116, 117, 122 \fomen and automobiles, 85 Women and labor reform, "'Was She Clothed with the Rents Paid for These'Wretched Rooms?,"' 107-33 'Women in eighteenth century, "Religion, Education, and Gender in Eighteenth- Century Rhode Island," 35-47 'Women's Educational and Industrial Union, 1,07 Woonsocket, 95 'Woonsocket (automobile), 82 'Woonsocket Village, 100 'World War I, 22 'World War 11,25-28 'Wyman, Arthur Craw{ord, 119 'Wyman, John Crawford, 119 'Wyman, Lillie Chace, "'Was She Clothed with the Rents Paid for These \Tretched Rooms?,"' 1,07-133 Yamamoto, Isoroku, 25 Yorktown, USS,26
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