Rhode Island History 1997: Vol 55 Index

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Index to Volume 55
Aaron (New England Butt Company janitor), Bristol, 120, 124
74-75 Bristol School Committee, 124
African Americans, 41, 98, 99, 114, 126, 129 Brock, Rev. Edmund F., 128
Aldrich, John G., 70, 73, 74, 81 Brotherhood of Silversmiths, 58
Aldrich House, 94, 95, 111 Brown, H. R., 72
Allen, Anne Crawford, 107, 108 Brown, James, 93
Allen, Candace, 108 Brown, John, 113
Allen, Zachariah, 102, 107, 108 Brown, John Nicholas, 94
Allendale Company, 107 Brown, Moses, 90-91, 95, 101, 102
American Bishops’ Committee on Motion Brown and Ives, 90, 102, 111, 113
Pictures, 128 Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company,
American Diner Museum, 98, 113 47,61
American Revolution, 120 Brown University, 69, 70, 89, 90, 95, 140
American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 81 Bucklin, James C., 90, 113
Annals of Providence (Staples), 92 Bull, Henry, 102
Anti-Romanist and True Catholic (nativist Bullock, Julia, 108
newspaper), 121 Bullock. Rhoda (Peckham), 108
Aplin, William, 90, 102 Bullock, Richmond, 108
Arcade (Providence), 90, 102, 111, 113 Bullocks Point Lighthouse, 94
Armenians, 114 Butler, Cyrus, 90, 102
Arnold, Samuel Greene, 92
Arnold, Welcome, 107 Cabinet Building, 89-90, 91, 92, 94, 102, 111,
Arnold Street School (Providence), 121 113
Asians, 130 Callender, John, 92, 101
Assumption Parish (Providence), 141 Cape Verdeans, 99, 130
Attleboro, Mass., 47, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58, 61. Carpenter, Esther Bernon, 108, 109
62. 63. 65 Carpenter, James Helme, 109
Audubon Society, 97 Carpenter. Mary Hoxie (Hazard), 109
Carr, Bob, 112
Balfour Company, 65 Carr, Caleb, 112
Banigan, Joseph, 40 Carroll, Charles, 92
Banking, Rhode Island, 95 Catholic Charity Fund Appeal, 125, 128
Barth, Carl, 75-76, 82 Catholic Diocesan School Committee, 129
Bartholdi, Frederic, 52 Catholic Interracial Council, 129
Bartlett, John Russell, 92 Catholics, 7-9, 27-28, 37, 39; “Romanists in the
Baseball, 19-22, 26 Land of Roger Williams: The Diocese of
Bernon, Gabriel, 107, 109 Providence Observes Its 125th Anniversary,”
Bernon (Woonsocket), 7, 40 119-31; “The Growth of a Catholic
Bernon Mill (Woonsocket), 40 Educational System in Providence and the
Bicknell, Thomas, 92, 121 Protestant Reaction, 1848-1876,” 133-45
Bigney, S. O., 53, 56, 61, 62, 64 Central Falls, 27, 82
Black, J. T., 82 Chapin, Howard, 93
Blackstone Canal, 39-40, 120 Charitable institutions, Catholic, 125, 130
Blackstone River, 39, 43 Charities and Corrections, Board of State, 123,
Blackstone River Valley National Heritage 124
Corridor, 26, 43, 98 Charter of 1663, 90, 102
Blackstone Valley [baseball] League, 22 Cheaper by the Dozen (Gilbreth and Carey), 70
Board of Lady Managers of St. Mary’s Cheever, S. W., 53
Orphanage, 108 Chicago World’s Fair, 52
Board of Visitors to the State Institutions, 109 Child labor, 137, 139
Bonnett, J. P., 53 Child rearing in Rhode Island, 95
Bookman, Seymour, 55-56 Citizens for Educational Freedom, 130
Boston Pilot, 135 City Lumber (Weonsocket), 20
Bourgeois, Rev. Joseph R., 123 Civil War, 122
Briggs and Son, J., 53 Cobb, William R., 53-54
Brigham, Clarence, 93 Coddington, William, 91
Index to Volume 55
Aaron (New England Butt Company janitor), Bristol, 120, 124
74-75 Bristol School Committee, 124
African Americans, 41, 98, 99, 114, 126, 129 Brock, Rev. Edmund F., 128
Aldrich, John G., 70, 73, 74, 81 Brotherhood of Silversmiths, 58
Aldrich House, 94, 95, 111 Brown, H. R., 72
Allen, Anne Crawford, 107, 108 Brown, James, 93
Allen, Candace, 108 Brown, John, 113
Allen, Zachariah, 102, 107, 108 Brown, John Nicholas, 94
Allendale Company, 107 Brown, Moses, 90-91, 95, 101, 102
American Bishops’ Committee on Motion Brown and Ives, 90, 102, 111, 113
Pictures, 128 Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company,
American Diner Museum, 98, 113 47,61
American Revolution, 120 Brown University, 69, 70, 89, 90, 95, 140
American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 81 Bucklin, James C., 90, 113
Annals of Providence (Staples), 92 Bull, Henry, 102
Anti-Romanist and True Catholic (nativist Bullock, Julia, 108
newspaper), 121 Bullock. Rhoda (Peckham), 108
Aplin, William, 90, 102 Bullock, Richmond, 108
Arcade (Providence), 90, 102, 111, 113 Bullocks Point Lighthouse, 94
Armenians, 114 Butler, Cyrus, 90, 102
Arnold, Samuel Greene, 92
Arnold, Welcome, 107 Cabinet Building, 89-90, 91, 92, 94, 102, 111,
Arnold Street School (Providence), 121 113
Asians, 130 Callender, John, 92, 101
Assumption Parish (Providence), 141 Cape Verdeans, 99, 130
Attleboro, Mass., 47, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58, 61. Carpenter, Esther Bernon, 108, 109
62. 63. 65 Carpenter, James Helme, 109
Audubon Society, 97 Carpenter. Mary Hoxie (Hazard), 109
Carr, Bob, 112
Balfour Company, 65 Carr, Caleb, 112
Banigan, Joseph, 40 Carroll, Charles, 92
Banking, Rhode Island, 95 Catholic Charity Fund Appeal, 125, 128
Barth, Carl, 75-76, 82 Catholic Diocesan School Committee, 129
Bartholdi, Frederic, 52 Catholic Interracial Council, 129
Bartlett, John Russell, 92 Catholics, 7-9, 27-28, 37, 39; “Romanists in the
Baseball, 19-22, 26 Land of Roger Williams: The Diocese of
Bernon, Gabriel, 107, 109 Providence Observes Its 125th Anniversary,”
Bernon (Woonsocket), 7, 40 119-31; “The Growth of a Catholic
Bernon Mill (Woonsocket), 40 Educational System in Providence and the
Bicknell, Thomas, 92, 121 Protestant Reaction, 1848-1876,” 133-45
Bigney, S. O., 53, 56, 61, 62, 64 Central Falls, 27, 82
Black, J. T., 82 Chapin, Howard, 93
Blackstone Canal, 39-40, 120 Charitable institutions, Catholic, 125, 130
Blackstone River, 39, 43 Charities and Corrections, Board of State, 123,
Blackstone River Valley National Heritage 124
Corridor, 26, 43, 98 Charter of 1663, 90, 102
Blackstone Valley [baseball] League, 22 Cheaper by the Dozen (Gilbreth and Carey), 70
Board of Lady Managers of St. Mary’s Cheever, S. W., 53
Orphanage, 108 Chicago World’s Fair, 52
Board of Visitors to the State Institutions, 109 Child labor, 137, 139
Bonnett, J. P., 53 Child rearing in Rhode Island, 95
Bookman, Seymour, 55-56 Citizens for Educational Freedom, 130
Boston Pilot, 135 City Lumber (Weonsocket), 20
Bourgeois, Rev. Joseph R., 123 Civil War, 122
Briggs and Son, J., 53 Cobb, William R., 53-54
Brigham, Clarence, 93 Coddington, William, 91
Collections of the Rhode Island Historical Foster, Theodore, 90, 91, 101, 102 History of Lanterns, The (Hall), 109
Society, 103 Foster and Bailey, 48 History of Narragansett (Potter), 92
Collins, Clarkson, III, 93 Fountain Street Academy (Providence), 141 History of the Fan, The (Hall), 109
Constitution of 1842, Rhode Island, 122 Fox Point, 133 History of the Umbrella, The (Hall), 109
Consumers’ League (Providence), 79 Francis, John Brown, 102 Home and School, Rhode Island State, 123, 124
Cooke, Morris Llewellyn, 72 Franco-Belgians, 33 Honey, Samuel R., 124
Cook family (Woonoscket), 40 Franklin Hall (Providence), 103 Hoover, Herbert, 77
Cooper, James Fenimore, 92 Fraser, Leroy B., 72 Hopkins, Harry, 73
Cosgrove, Thomas, 140 Freeman's Journal (New York), 140 Hopkins, Katie, 141
Coyle, John, 138 French, 119, 120 Hopkins, Stephen, 91, 93, 101
Crompton, Charles, 17 French Canadians, 3, 6, 7-9, 19, 27-28, 33, 40, Howland, Benjamin, 92
Crompton, George, 17 97-98, 123, 124 Howland, John, 89, 93, 103, 108, 114-15
Crompton, William, 17 Friends School (Providence), 124 Hughes, Bishop John, 137
Crompton and Knowles Loom Works, 17-18 Huguenot Influence in Rhode Island, The
Crompton Loom Works, 17 Gallup, John, 108 (Carpenter), 109
Gammell, William, 89 Hunt, Alice, 79
Darrow, Rev. George, 13 Gartner, David, “The Growth of a Catholic Hunter, William, 103
Dauray, Rev. Charles, 27 Educational System in Providence and the Hurricane of 1938, 97
De la Nativité, Mother Marie, 27 Protestant Reaction, 1848-1876,” 133-45 Hyperbolic Curve and the Law of Progression,
Delaney, Rev. William, 128 Gelineau, Bishop Louis E., 130 The (Allen), 108
De la Visitation, Mother Marie, 27 General Assembly, 119-124, 129, 138, 139,
Democratic party, 138, 139 142, 143 Immaculate Conception Church (Providence),
Denison, Frederic, 92 Geoghegan, Msgr. Arthur A., 129, 130 134
Dighton, Mass., 92 Georgiaville (Smithfield), 127 Immigration, “Americanism: A Perennial Issue,”
Dominican Fathers, 125 Germans, 6 33-37. See also individual ethnic groups
Dorr, Thomas Wilson, 89, 103 Gerstle, Gary, 33-37 Indians, American, 92, 98, 99, 113, 114
Dorr Rebellion, 92, 95, 137 Gilbert (New England Butt Company em- Industrial Engineering and Engineering Digest,
Downing, Antoinette, 97 ployee), 81 76
Doyle, Thomas, 142 Gilbreth, Frank and Lillian, “Frank and Lillian Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), 76
Draper Company, 16 Gilbreth Bring Order to Providence: The Irish, 6, 7, 39, 41, 114, 119, 120, 121, 133,
Drowne, Solomon, 91 Introduction of Scientific Management at the 134, 138, 140, 142
Dunne, James E., 128 New England Butt Company, 1912-13,” Italian American Historical Society of Rhode
69-84 Island, 98, 113
Early Town Records of Providence (Bartlett), 92 Globe (Woonsocket), 7, 26, 40 Italians, 41
East Providence, 94 Goddard, William Giles, 102
Eddy family shipyard (Providence), 112 Going, Charles, 71 Jamestown, 93, 112, 124
Education, 27-28, 92, 115, 121-125, 129, 130; Gorham Manufacturing Company, 47, 52 , 58, Jamestown Ferry, 93
“The Growth of a Catholic Educational 60, 61 Jamestown Historical Society, 93
System in Providence and the Protestant Gorman, Charles E., 122, 123, 124 Jamestown School Committee, 124
Reaction, 1848-1876,” 133-45 Grant estate (Smithfield), 127 Jenckesville (Woonsocket), 40
Ellenwood, Rev. E. Dean, 127 Great Depression, 128 Jewelers’ Board of Trade, 51
Ellis, John Tracy, 135 Great Gale of 1815, 93 Jewelers’ National Bank (North Attleboro), 62
Elmhurst Academy (North Providence), 141 Greene, Albert G., 108 Jewelers’ Union, 58-60
Ely, Anne Crawford Allen, 107, 108 Greene, Nathanael, 95 Jewelry manufacturing, “The Horrors of
Ely, William D., 107-8 Competition: Innovation and Paradox in
English (ethnic group), 6 Hall, Emily Ann (Jones), 108-9 Rhode Island’s Jewelry Industry, 1860-
Environmental movement, 97 Hall, George Washington, 108 1914,” 47-67
Episcopalians, 124 Hamlet (Woonsocket), 7, 26, 40 Jews, 41, 98, 99, 113, 114, 119, 126
Everett, Mary Howland (Mrs. John Power Harkins, Bishop Matthew, 123-25 John Brown House, 90, 93, 94, 111
Knowles), 108 Hathaway, Horace K., 71, 72, 75, 76 John Brown House Loan Exhibition of Rhode
Hawley, Margaret, 7: Island Furniture, 94
Fall River, Mass., 6, 20 Hawthorne experiment, 76 Johnson and Bassett, 15-16
Fathers of the Atonement, 130 Hayman, Robert W., “Romanists in the Land Jones, Emily Ann (Mrs. George Washington
Fenner, Herbert N., 70 of Roger Williams: The Diocese of Hall), 108-9
Fenwick, Bishop Benedict, 120 Providence Observes Its 125th Anniversary,” Jones, Jenkins D., 108
Field, Edward, 92 119-31
Field’s Point (Providence), 97 Hazard, Mary Hoxie (Mrs. James Helme Kelly, Elden, 141
Fire fighting, Rhode Island, 95 Carpenter), 109 Kent, Robert, 79
Fisher, J. M., 56 Hazard family, 94 Kent and Stanley, 55
Flannery, Rev. Edward H., 129 Hendricken, Bishop Thomas F., 122-24, 142 Kent County, 123
Fletcher, Charles, 55 Hennessy, John B., 122 Keough, Bishop Francis P., 128
Flynn, Henry, 74 Heritage Harbor, 87, 98-99, 111-15 Key into the Language of America (Williams), 91
Folk art, Rhode Island, 95 Hermann, Aukam Company, 81 Klyberg, Albert T., 3, 87; “Collecting,
Fort Adams, 120 Hermann, M. C., 81 Preserving, and Sharing Rhode Island
Foster, James, 141 Hickey, Bishop William A., 125, 128 History: 175 Years,” 89-99; “The Mind’s
Foster, T. W., 58 Hine, Lewis, 16 Eye,” 111-15
Knowles, Francis, 17 Narragansett Electric Company, 98 Providence Library Company, 102
Knowles, John Power, 108 National Stamping Act, 60, 64 Providence Preservation Society, 97
Knowles Loom Works, 17 Native Americans, 92, 98, 99, 113, 114 Providence Public Library, 79, 94, 108
Knowles, Lucius, 17 Naturalization, U.S., 37 Providence Reform School, 133, 140
Knowles, Mary Howland (Everett), 108 Needlework samplers, Rhode Island, 95 Providence School Committee, 124, 136, 139,
Know-Nothing party, 138, 139 New England Butt Company, “Frank and 142
Ku Klux Klan, 126-28 Lillian Gilbreth Bring Order to Providence: Providence Visitor, 128, 129
The Introduction of Scientific Management Psychology of Management, The (Gilbreth), 77
Labor Schools, Catholic Diocese of Providence, at the New England Butt Company, 1912-
128 13,” 69-84 Quarters, W. F., 53
Labor unions, 29-30, 97 New England Manufacturing Jewelers’ Quebec, 4, 6, 7-9, 27, 40
Lajoie, Napoleon, 19-22 Association (NEMJA), 51-52, 56, 59-60 Quonset Point (North Kingstown), 112
Lamb, Martha J., 108 New England Manufacturing Jewelers’ and
Lancaster, Jane, “Frank and Lillian Gilbreth Silversmiths’ Association (NEMJ&SA), 60, Rafael, Anita, La Survivance issue, 4-41
Bring Order to Providence: The Introduction 63, 64 Read, Caroline Gallup, 108
of Scientific Management at the New Newport, 91, 92, 93, 96, 98, 103, 120, 124, 129 Reddy, Michael, 120
England Butt Company, 1912-13,” 69-84 Newport School Committee, 124 Redwood Library (Newport), 92, 93, 103
La Survivance (museum exhibit), 97 North Attleboro, Mass., 62. See also Attleboro, Reform schools, 123, 133, 139, 140
Latin Americans, 114, 130 Mass. Rhode Island Black Heritage Society, 98, 113
Law and Order party, 137 Rhode Island Bleaching Company, 120
Leach, Daniel, 136 O’Reilly, Bishop Bernard, 121, 122, 134, 135 Rhode Island charter of 1663, 90, 102
Lebanese, 41 Old State House (Providence), 90, 103, 111 Rhode Island Colonial Records (Bartlett), 92
Legion of Decency, 128 Old Stone Mill (Newport), 92 Rhode Island Constitution, 122
Letter concerning Toleration (Locke), 119 Olneyville (Providence), 76 Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame, 98, 113
Library, Rhode Island Historical Society, 94, 111 Oral history interviews, 97 Rhode Island Historical Society, 87-115
Lincoln, 94 Ostby and Barton, 58 Rhode Island Indian Council, 98, 113
Lincoln, James Sullivan, 95 Our Lady of Providence Seminary (Warwick), Rhode Island Jewish Historical Association, 98,
Lincoln Textile Building (Woonsocket), 97 129 113
Linkamper (New England Butt Company engi- Owen, Robert, 78 Rhode Island Military Collection, 98, 113
neer), 74 Rhode Island School of Design, 60
Lippitt, Christopher, 102 Page, Miss (of Providence Cooperative Rhode Island State College, 128
Lippitt, Jeremiah, 101 Employment Bureau), 79 Richardson, Erastus, 92
Lithuanians, 41 Pawtucket, 6, 13, 27, 120, 124 Robertson (engineer employed by Frank
Littlefield (New England Butt Company Pawtucket School Committee, 124 Gilbreth), 75-76
employee), 74 Peace Dale (South Kingstown), 94 Roger Williams Park Museum of Natural
Locke, John, 119 Peck Act, 27-28 History, 98, 113
Lotteries, 89 Peckham, Rhoda (Mrs. Richmond Bullock), 108 Roman Catholics. See Catholics
Lucas, Miss (teacher), 79 Perry, Amos, 93; “Historical Sketch of the Royal Society for Northern Antiquities
Society,” 101-5 (Denmark), 91-92
Mahoney, George, 121 Perry, Oliver Hazard, 92 Rumanians, 41
Manufacturers’ Building (Providence), 55 Piacitelli, Joseph, 73 Russians, 41
Manufacturers’ Hotel (Providence), 101 Poles, 7, 41
Manufacturing Jeweler, 54, 55, 58, 61 Pomham Rock Lighthouse, 94 Saffin, John, 109
Marchant, Henry, 93 Portsmouth, 120 St. Bernard’s Church (Cranston), 134
Mayo, Elton, 76 Portuguese, 98, 99, 113 St. Charles Church (Woonsocket), 27, 41
McCabe. Anthony, 92 Portuguese Cultural Foundation, 98, 113 St. Edward’s Church (North Providence/
McCrocken, Edward, 120 Pothier, Aram, 124-25 Pawtucket), 141
McFarland, Bishop Francis P., 122, 140, 141 Potter, Elisha R., Jr., 92, 121 St. Eloi, Mother, 27
McKenna, James, 120 Potter, Mrs. J. H. N., 93 St. John’s Church (Providence), 141
McLoughlin, William G., 129, 131 Precious Blood Church (Woonsocket), 7, 27 St. Joseph’s Church (Providence), 134, 135, 143
McVinney, Bishop Russell J., 129, 130 Prison, Rhode Island State, 123 St. Mary’s Church (Newport), 120
Meriden Britannia, 47 Protestants, “The Growth of a Catholic St. Mary’s Church (Pawtucket), 120, 134
Merrill, Otto, 53 Educational System in Providence and the St. Mary’s Church (Providence), 134, 141
Metal Industry, 63, 64 Protestant Reaction, 1848-1876,” 133-45 St. Mary’s Orphanage, 108
Middletown, 91 Providence, 47-65, 69-82, 90, 91, 95, 98, 112, St. Patrick’s Church (Providence), 133-34, 136
Mill villages, 25-26 113, 120, 121, 124, 133-44 Ste. Placide, Mother, 27
Moreau, Rev. Frederick, 128 Providence and Worcester Railroad, 40 Ste. Sabine, Sister, 27
Morgan, Sister M. Catherine, 135 Providence Association of Mechanics and Ste. Scholastique, Mother, 27
Moses Brown School, 124 Manufacturers, 115 SS. Peter and Paul Church (Providence), 121,
Mulvee, Bishop Robert E., 130 Providence City Council, 139, 140 133, 134, 136
Mumford, Lewis, 13 Providence College, 125, 127, 128 St. Vincent de Paul Infant Asylum (Providence),
Museum of Newport History, 98 Providence Cooperative Employment Bureau, 79 125
Museum of Work & Culture (Woonsocket), 3, Providence Daily Tribune, 138 St. Vincent de Paul Society, 128
33, 37, 43, 97-98 Providence Gazette, 91 St. Xavier’s Academy (Providence), 134
Providence Jewelry Museum, 98, 113 San Souci, Emery, 27
Narragansett Bay, 95, 96 Providence Journal, 79, 136, 138, 139, 142, 143 Santo Domingo, 120
Narragansett Club Papers (Bartlett), 92 Providence Journal of Commerce, 16 Sayles Finishing Company, 93-94
Scientific management, “Frank and Lillian Uniroyal, 40
Gilbreth Bring Order to Providence: The University of Rhode Island, 82, 93, 128
Introduction of Scientific Management at the
New England Butt Company, 1912-13,” 69-84 Vennebeck and Company, 53
Scranton, Philip, “The Horrors of Competition: Vietnam War, 129
Innovation and Paradox in Rhode Island’s Vose, Steven, 76
Jewelry Industry, 1860-1914,” 47-67
Second Great Awakening, 120 Wakefield (South Kingstown), 109
Second Vatican Council, 129, 130 Wanskuck Company, 82
Sentinelle, La (Woonsocket), 27 Wardwell Company, 82
Sentinelle Affair, 27-28 War of 1812, 120
Sheffield, William, 143 Warren, Russell, 113
Shepard’s department store building Warwick, 125
(Providence), 98 Watkins, Chris, 11
Shipley, Albert, 72, 75 Watkins, Curtis, 11
Silver Finishers’ League, 58 Watkins, Edward G., 11
Simplex Time Recorder Company, 11 Wayland, Francis, 89, 122
Sisters of Mercy, 121-22, 133, 134, 136 Webb, T. H., 103
Sisters of the Sacred Heart, 141 Weekly Visitor (Providence), 142, 143
Slater, John, 26 Westerly, 92
Slater, Samuel, 90 West Kingston (South Kingstown), 93
Slatersville (North Smithfield), 26 Whig party, 138, 139
Smith Hill (Providence), 133 Whitaker, S$. Edgar, 72, 73, 74-75, 76, 79, 80
Social (Woonsocket), 26, 40 Whitehall (Middletown), 91
South County Neighbors (Carpenter), 109 Whitman, Sarah Helen, 108
Southeast Asians, 114 Wilde, John, 101
South Kingstown, 93, 94, 109 Wilkinson, David, 120
South Providence, 99 Williams, Roger, 91, 93, 95, 108, 119
Spinning wheels, 5-6 Wilmarth, H. W., 53
Sprague, Amasa, 90 Women and the Rhode Island Historical
Staples, William R., 90, 92, 101, 102 Society, 92; “On Admitting Women to the
Stattler, Rick, “On Admitting Women to the Society: An Address by William D. Ely,” 107-9
Society: An Address by William D. Ely,” Women’s Army Corps, 97
107-9 Woodley, Rev. Robert D., 120
Steamboats, 95, 98, 113 Woonsocket, 6, 7, 19, 20, 22, 23-24, 27-28,
Steamship Historical Society of America, 98, 113 33-37, 39-41, 92, 97-98, 124
Stiles, Ezra, 91 Woonsocket Falls (Woonsocket), 39, 40
Supreme Court, Rhode Island, 143 Woonsocket Historical Society, 98
Swedes, 41 Woonsocket Rubber Company, 40
Syrians, 41 Woonsocket School Committee, 124
Woonsocket Visitors Center, 97
Tallman, Benjamin, 113 Working-Class Americanism: The Politics of
Taunton, Mass., 60 Labor in a Textile City, 1914-1960 (Gerstle),
Taylor, Frederick Winslow, 69, 71, 72, 75, 76, 33-37
78, 79, 80-81 World War II, 97, 128, 129
Technics and Civilization (Mumford), 13
Television news film, 93 Yost, Edna, 72, 77
Textile manufacturing, 5-6, 11-14, 15-18, 39-
41, 139. See also Mill villages
Textile mill machinery, 15-18
Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, 135
Third Rhode Island Regiment (Civil War), 122
Thompson, Sanford E., 75
Thurber, Benjamin, 90
Thurber (New England Butt Company em-
ployee), 81
Tiffany Company, 47, 52, 58
Time clocks, 11-14
Town Criers, 70, 79
Tribune, La (Woonsocket), 41
Triple-decker houses, 23-24
Tuberculosis hospital (Warwick), 125
Tyler, Bishop William Barber, 121
Ukrainians, 7, 41
Union Trust Company (Providence), 62
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