Insurgent Gains Challenge Spanish Claims in Cuba
Reports from Haynen Feb 10 dispute Weyler victories in Pinar del Rio and show insurgents faring better. A dynamite culvert attack near Havana wounded several, while Gomez predicts Cuba’s liberty with enough arms and troops. Spaniards face anxiety as insurgents plan a major surprise against Weyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Haynen
Weyler
Pinar del Tio
Planr del Rio
Havana
Gta
Woyler
Vuelta
Abajo
Tain
Astuving
Aled
Alek
Necomne
Cuba
Madrid
New York
the World
Maximo Gomez
Spain
Bavana
Gomez
Masked Husband Shot by Wife in Ohio Tragedy
Cleveland, Feb 10 George Davies a long time commission merchant was shot dead by his wife at their Grace street home. The couple envied by quarrels, and Mrs Davies was arrested on murder charges after crying in custody that he abused her and used harsh terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
George Davies
Thig City
Grace Street
Davis
Davin
Mlurder
Canadian Governor General Attends Nashville Wedding
Montreal Feb 10 His excellency the governor general of Canada the Earl of Aberdeen with Lady Aberdeen and suite leave for Nashville Tenn to attend the wedding of Archibald Majoribanks son of Lord Fyfeewnouth and brother of Lady Aberdeen to Miss Myssle Brown of Nashville. His excellency has been granted permission to be absent from official duties for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Vinita United Sinton
Montreal
Canada
Earl of Aberdeen
Lady Aberdeen
Nashville
Tenn
Son
Archibald Majoribanks
Lord Fyweednouth
Migs Myssle Brown
Fire at Randall's Island House of Refuge
A blaze at the Randall's Island House of Refuge caused about 3000 dollars in damages. The facility housed 600 boys, and the disciplined staff evacuated all by marching them out in under a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House of Refuge
Randall's Island
Mortality Report From National Home for Volunteer Soldiers
The Secretary of War transmitted the annual inspection report to Congress detailing deaths and membership. During the year, 1,171 members died out of a total enrollment of 21,034 across the national homes for volunteer soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mic Secretary of War
House
National Home For
Idaho Woman Elected Chaplain of State Legislature
Nebecca Mitchell of Idaho Falls, president of the Idaho W. C. T. U., has been elected chaplain of the state legislature in Boise Idaho. Her role marks an unusual honor for a woman and follows her key work in securing woman suffrage for Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Nebecca Mitchell
Idaho Falls
Idaho W. C.T. U
Kle
He Wedded Another Breach of Province Judgment
Kanina Stepanek obtained a $5,000 judgment against Leander Lefebure for breach of Province as Lefebure married another woman. The case notes Lefebure has remarried since the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kanina Stepanek
Leander Lefebure
Lefebure
Rout of Rebels in Philippines Reported from Hong Kong
News from the far east states Gen. Galbis with 200 men at Tagine routed 460 rebels from Cavite under Aman and Gen. Aguinaldo. Many rebels killed, thirty-two counted. Spanish losses were ten killed and five wounded.
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Philipping
Tacoma
Wash
China
Phone Islands
Hong Kong
Galbis
Tagine
Cavite
Aman Know
Aguinaldo
Supreme court ruling limits Mulct Law on saloons
Des Moines Feb 11 The supreme court held that the mullet liquor law does not apply to cities operating under special charters. Saloons in Dubuque Davenport Cedar Rapids and Keokuk can operate without state authorization. The ruling attributes this to the act not expressly mentioning cities with special charters and their exemption from general law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn
Citles
Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
Dubuque
Davenport
Cadar Rapids
Keokuk
Papal Dispensation For Detroit Church Wedding
Pope Leo XIII granted a dispensation for Baron Von Ketteler to wed Miss Ledyard at St. Peter and Pauls Roman Catholic Church in Detroit Michigan. The German ambassador to Mexico marries the Protestant Miss Ledyard, daughter of Tinury B Ledyard, president of Michigan Central Railroad, in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron von Ketteler
Mingo Lolyerd
Detroit
Mich
Leo XIII
Mexico
Miss Ledyard
Tinury B. Ledyard
Michigan Central Railroad
St. Peter and Pauls Toman Cathade
iWeb
Saved His Life in Chadron Blast
In Chadron Nebraska on February 11 a 15 year old boy John Morris acted quickly when a gasoline powered blower exploded at a steam plant. His clothes ignited and he was struck by debris but he reached a wash room and doused the flames in a tub of water. The blast destroyed the building and machinery but Morris survived with serious injuries and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Neb
John Morris
Whett
Thought It Time to Die
Charles City Iowa Feb 14 Joseph Sloan a army man attempted suicide by morphine route but doctors and a stomach pump saved his life He lost all fingers of one hand in a blast years ago and the next Fourth of July while resisting in celebration a premature discharge of a bomb tore off all but a thumb on the other hand His helpless condition and a sick family drove him to drink and the result was attempted death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Iowa
Joseph Sloan
Governor Lee to Remain in Capital for Full Term
Gov Lee says he will stay at the capital for the entire two years to fulfill duties as Governor of South Dakota, despite rumors he would return home to Vermilion to attend to business. A letter to a city friend confirms his election and intent to serve the full term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hols, Vermillion, & D
Des Moines Council Orders Subsurface Wires for Bell Company
Des Moines council, after granting a mutual telephone franchise earlier, voted to require Bell Company to place its wires underground in downtown conduits at an estimated cost of 40,000. The move may extend to all electric companies including light, power, and telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mutual Telephone Company
Bell Company
Domestic Tragedy Near London Mills Ends in Double Suicide
Galesburg Feb 11. In London Mills eighteen miles south of here Leroy Thurman fatally shot his wife over a divorce petition then killed himself. Authorities report the couple’s quarrel ended in tragedy with no clear motive beyond spousal discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
London Mills
Here
Leroy Thurman
Directors pick Miller Park for Trans-Mississippi site
In Omaha on February 11 the Trans-Mississippi and Industrial Exposition directors voted 28 to 22 to locate the fair at Miller Park four miles north of downtown. The chosen site comprises rolling upland and offers ample space for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Miller Park
Famed Winnipeg Matasier Perldled in Severe Lake Storm
Fred Westhoven a matasier and two Tidians were frozen to death at Lake Winnipegoosis during last week’s storm. The horses also died, found frozen on the trail, standing like statues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg, Ol
Fred Westhoven
Lake Winnipegoosis
Surface improvements under way at Arnold copper mine
Houghton Mich Feb 11 three men were set to repairing surface improvements at the Arnold copper mine in Koenrvuan County Pumps will be started Saturday and the mine will be watered and actively worked
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Mich
Arnold
Koenrvuan
Ashland New Line Tracks Completion Reported
Ashland Wisconsin February 11 Following through on the Minneapolis St Paul and Ashland road completion extends to the Due Truth South Shore and Atlantic at White River twenty five miles out. The road will begin testing next weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wia
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Ashland
Due Tuth
South Shore
Atlantic
Wike River
Weels
Portuguese Mergenthaler typesetters arrive for Fargo
The Mergenthaler typesetting machines have arrived in Fargo North Dakota for Fortin Pot 11. They have been set up and are the first of their kind to be brought to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortin
Fargo
N. D
Porug
Stata
Fourth annual Midland Association of Vetorane meet
Fort Dodge Iowa hosts the fourth annual Midland Association of Sona of Vetorane meet this Friday. Anticipated large attendance and event emphasis on activities and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone of Vetorane
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Feo
The
Midland Association of Sona of Vetorane
Brutal Murder Reported in Scott County Arkansas
Fort Smith Ark Feb 11 A brutal murder occurred several miles below Muansiluid in Scott county The victim was the eighteen year old daughter of a former mayor Phillipx A train passenger assaulted her then shot her to death and fled If captured he would be lynched
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith Ark
Muansiluid
Scott County
Phillipx
Sudden Death of 85-Year-Old Mitchell County Setter
Sudden death shocks Mitchell County as John Adams aged 85 dies at the residence of his son in law J L Clovett. The longtime settler known for his work in the area passed away February 11.
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Mitchell
John Adams
Mitchell County
J. L. Clovett
Tragic gas trap claims Bonniman family at Minnesota well
North Branch Minnesota February 12 gas overwhelmed a family as a trap door slab in a well sealed pit. John Bonniman, his wife and six children aged 14 to 18 died or were overcome. The father entered to clear the cellar. one by one relatives followed in attempting to rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Branch
Mio
John Bonniman
Bountman
Mms
Maning
Ead
Timber Uninwinily Cut in White Marsh Minn
Timber crews on the White Marsh reservation faced orders to halt as Maj. St. M. Allen Indian agent investigated indiscriminate cutting of green standing pine by workers contracted to remove dead and fallen timber. Several camps were closed awaiting department decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Marsh
Minn
St. M. Allen
United States
Prison Receipts for January at Allilwatar Jail
Prison receipts report for January lists Union Shoe and Leather Company convict labor earnings five hundred seventy five dollars twenty five cents visits fees fifty one dollars punishment forfeits twenty two dollars fifty cents rebate from Standard Oil four dollars eighty cents sales and collections one hundred ten thousand eightyt seven dollars fifty six cents total thirteen thousand eight hundred seventy five dollars eighty five cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allilwatar
Union Shoe and Leather Company
Iabor
Standard Ol Company
Retirement of the cutter Wolcott ends long service
In Seattle on February 12 the Wolcott cutter was condemned and sold by the government. Twenty five crew members were discharged, while the rest were transferred to the Bear and Grant. The retirement marks the end of the famous vessel's long era in fleet service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Seattle
Wash
Bear
Grant
Survey Nears Completion of Lakes Traverse Big Stone Canal
Survey nearly finished at Browne's Valley Minnesota for a canal linking Lakes Traverse and Big Stone to form a large reservoir to store surplus waters from the Red River country. Engineer Weeks leads the corps in this project set for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne's Valley
Minn
Traverse
Big Stone
Meeting in Winona to regulate railroad lumber shipping
A joint committee of La Crosse and Winona lumbermen met at the Hotel Winona to discuss regulating railroad shipping, aiming to unify the large lumber trade interests of the two cities. No dates or specific actions were recorded beyond the meeting objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
la Crosse
Ice baptism seals two weeks Eden Valley revival
Eden Valley Minnesota February 12 five persons were baptized in a hole cut through the ice twenty seven inches thick at Eden Lake. The baptism drew a crowd of about three hundred spectators as the Church of God wrapped up a two weeks pro tracted meeting with the weekend rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Valley
Minn
Church of God
Eden Lake
Local Youth Group Joins Cause in Minnesota
In Redwood Falls Minnesota on February 12 young men joined an “Ameren ehile” to aid the liberation of ube and Cubs, contributing amounts from 4 cents to 1 dollar over a month as they await further use of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahn
Redwood Falls
Minn
Ube
Hastings man remanded for larceny case to next district term
Brown was brought from West St. Paul to Henry Pommeroy’s residence on West Street for arraignment in the larceny case. The court ordered the matter conimitted to the next district term for Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Minn
Brown
West St. Paul
District Court
Henry Pommeroy
Trial verdicts and winter blockades reported
The trial of Clria Kekerthe for Ming Kiel's murder ends with a guilty verdict and the death penalty. A large snow blockade on the Great Northern in Brown's Valley requires a rotary plow for two days. The Montana legislature advances an eight hour workday bill affecting miners and smelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clria Kekerthe
Ming Kiel
Brown's Valley
Min
Ioon
Neecelyer Named Receiver for Bankers' Exchange Bank
Minneapolis Feb 12. On petition of A M Howe Otte Roe was appointed receiver of the Bankers Axel change bank with a bond fixed at 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neecelyer
Minneapolis
A. M. Howe
Otte Roe
Bankers’ Axchange Bank
Betancourt Released By Spanish Authorities
A telegram from Consul General Tite states that Spanish authorities have released Gaspard Betancourt, an American citizen, who was arrested some years ago in Tlvitnun and charged with involvement with insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betancourt
Washington
Reb
Tite
Gaspard Betancourt
Fire devastates Cleveland lumber yard in February blaze
A two hour fire at Cleveland, February, destroyed a city logs yard. Firefighters contained the blaze after long efforts with the building heavily damaged and crews still assessing casualties and causes.
Fresh Greek torpedo flotilla ready for Crete frontier
A fresh flotilla of torpedo boats is in readiness to sail for Crete amid Greek troop reinforcements. Prince George's departure with the 01st flotilla has sparked strong enthusiasm in the provinces as turmoil grows on the Crete front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Crete
Prince George
Yelng
London
Pall Mall
Great Britain
Adiapatel
Thea
Cinen Gays
Sita
Siting
Turis
Diary Theft Exposes Washington Letters in 1879 Case
Two Philadelphia men, son of J T Meelbone and Lewia M. Minor, employed by Congress, were arrested by Secret Service for stealing autograph letters from the library. Librarian Spofford’s inquiry found many items missing including George Washington’s 1787 diary and letters of Hancock Arnold and Washington. Suspects admitted selling papers but said they did not steal them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
United
Washington
Philly Merhone
J.T. Meelbone
House of Representatives
Lewia M. Minor
Congressional
Secret Service
Spofford
John Hancock
Benjamin Arnold
Treasury Department
The Queen's Black Day in Absolute Seclusion
London reports Queen Victoria spends a second yearly day in total seclusion marking the fifty seventh anniversary of her marriage to Prince Albert and the death of the prince in 1861. Princess Beatrice vows perpetual widowhood after the Battenberg prince perished at sea last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Najesty
Prince Albert of
Saxe-Gotha
Beniies
Queen Victoria
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Africa
Railroad commission reads on rail bill offer debated
The reading of Representative Hat Yigon's report on the commission bill was delayed by the house. Hubbard of Missouri stated that at a prior meeting cant falists steal ready to back the Union Pact, which would be 10 million dollars better than New York's offer under government consideration. Hubbard added that two New York gentlemen, Thorton and a promoter of large furnace schemes, hinted such an offer would be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caton Prettiv
Washington
Reading ‘of Representatives
Yigon
Wiech
House
Hubbard
Missouri
New York
Thorton
Red Cross Efforts in Cuba Reported by Miss Barton
Article notes the American Red Cross plans aid to Cuba amid destitution, with Miss Barton offering personal service and resources. It mentions Spain's acceptance of contributions and Horton receiving official notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cros
Cub
Washington
Cuba
Ameren National Red Cross
Miss Barton
Lersel
Spain
Misa Barton
Misa Horton
Corbett to stay in San Francisco for training period
James J. Corbett will remain in San Francisco until Monday visiting his father and relatives. He selected Shaw's Springa in Nevada as his training quarters. He outlines a training plan with Delaney, Jeffries, Billy Woods, Charney White, and Bill McVey to keep him busy, noting White’s familiarity with Pitzalmmous’ tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbedda
Wis Hin Jaw Contender Aims at Corbett Title Fight
In Chicago on February 12, Robert Wisalmions led by Martin Julia Trnert Roeber and Dan Hickey prepared for the West event. The camp expects a victory over Corbett and plans to stand tall when the winner is announced. The group felt in excellent spirits and in strong shape for a decisive bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Wisalmnions
Martin Julia
Trnert Roeber
Dan Hickey
West
Titsimmiona Snd
Corbett
Dewi
Iery
Death of a Celebrated Nun in Montreal Era
Montreal reports the death of Gertrude Anastisia Contieo Sister St. Joseph at the Gray nine house. The text notes her voyage from Lachine on April 25, 1844 in a bark canoe to the site that became Winnipeg, founding a mission for her order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Gertrude Anastisia Contieo
St. Joseph
Smalher House
Bonifaet
Man
Dominion inquiry moves to Ottawa after evidence on duties
Messrs. Patterson and Fielding concluded the dominion tariff inquiry in Winniper Peb. 14 and departed for Ottawa via St Vaol. A large body of evidence favors reducing duties on firm implements, hindur t Wwlue fence wire coal off and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo Lower Dullen
Winniper
Patterson
Fielding
Dominion Turl
Ottawa
St Vaol
Noted Photographer J H Hurlston Dies in Northwest
Sioux City Iowa February 12 J H Hurlston a photographer from Wakefield Nebraska and a well known figure in the Northwest died February 0 leaving a gap in local and regional photography circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Sioux City
Iowa
J. H. Hurlston
Wakefeld
Neb
Session of Congress marked by sharp debate and pensions
The Senate amid vigorous speeches debated use of in fowants in the capitol and prolonged discussion on the Nicaragua canal bill. House activity centered on the District of Columbia appropriation, pension bills, and the immigration conference, with key votes on Texas judicial district reorganization and the Anglo American peace treaty during executive sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Morrill
Capitol
Hill
KIM
Nicaragua Canal
Hemmingrafon GH
Lodge
Vilas
House
District of Columbia
J. B. Carr
Acrenga
John Hough
Danford
Ohio
Feo
Texas
Carfer
Louisiana
Bherman
Mesais
Grosvenor
Richardson
Tennessee
Tetlera
Lavar
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Advances Pension Bills and Public Works Measures
Washington notes report the Senate in executive session after routine business. Pensions for remarried widows pass by a wide margin while a California deep water harbor board pay equals others. A bill to curb misuse of the word copyright also passes. Senator Morgan abandons the Nicaragua canal bill in favor of the bank bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
South Pass
Pasa l'Outre
Misalasippi
Sherman
House
Abo
California
Aur Reous
Morgan
Congress
Thia
Protracted contest ends as McKinley hoists election
After weeks of debate obstructionist opposition failed to derail action. Congress approved a $3,263,500 agricultural appropriation and extended testing requirements for railroad lands. The joint session counted electoral votes and Vice President Stevenson proclaimed McKinley and Hobart elected president and vice president. The House sent a measure banning obscene material by express carrier to the president for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Wold
Poaltlott
Pas Aed
House
Senate
Stevenson
McKinley
Thobart
Grain and Livestock Prices From Multiple Markets
Latent quotations from Gratia and Livestock Center Chicago show wheat and corn futures with assorted No 2 and No 3 grades, hogs active at $4.00 to $4.50, and cattle steady at Chicago and Milwaukee. Minneapolis and South St. Paul notes include wheat near 73 to 75 cents, corn around 18 to 19 cents, oats 14 to 16 cents, with stockers and calves in the low to mid dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratia
Livestock
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Northern
Wea
South St. Paul
Chaos in Crete Riots Report From 1188 Crisis
An official report describes violent unrest in Canea Crete with naval intervention. Italian cruiser Bing landed marines and took 70 prisoners for transport to Byra Tin. About 30 people were killed, 4,000 Crete refugees arrived from Milo, and many Christian houses and consular archives were burned as bluejackets and marines patrol Cuoea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cance
Canea
Bing
Marinnes An
Byra
Tin
Crete
Milo
Cuoea
Return of Count Maravic Highlights Russo Pravo Relations
Feb 2 Paris and St Petersburg report Count Maravic's return, seen as confirmation of Imperial strategy to counter intrigue aimed at straining Russia and Pravce and pressuring a hard line at Constantinople. The article notes documentary proof of efforts to destabilize peaceful policy and good relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
St. Petersburg
Maravic
Rusalia
Pravce
Rusala
Constantinople
Bank Officials Face Loss Claims After Countermanded Order
South Dakota Bank Saux Parker Citizens claim losses from country correspondents after Sioux City National Bank countermanded a $1500 currency shipment. President James Loy allegedly reversed the order, leading to the bank's closure and ensuing suit to recover the deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Bank Saux
Sioux City
Iowa
Citizens' Bank of
Parker
Sioux City National Bank
James I. Loy
A Mumeluo Gorge Creates Hazards on Ohio River
A natural gorge fifteen feet high and twenty miles long has formed in the Mumeluo Gorge near Louisville Kentucky over several days. Packets from New Orleans and Memphis have been trapped by the rising current and forced to seek shelter, with potential large losses if no refuge is found in tributaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New Orleans
Memphis
German Navy Boost Urged at Berlin Dinner
Born of a parliamentary dinner hosted by Dr. Miguel the German Emperor urged strengthening the navy. The report from Berlin dated February 11 notes the emphasis on maritime power and national defense in the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Wanita
Berlin
Willia
Miguel
Jance
Fragmentary Market Margins From an Evening Ledger
Disjointed OCR fragment notes currency and stock terms with mentions of Toronto and values around $120,000 and $112,000. The text is garbled but suggests a report on market or asset prices and vendor names like Lockhart and Sons and Fels. No coherent event or outcome is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Fels
Lockhart & Sons
Wovens
Ugo
Railway Agents Meet in Youngstown to Organize Union
In Youngstown Ohio representatives of the National Association of Railway Agents including freight and ticket agents clerks conductors and solicitors gathered to organize the body and elect officers amid efforts to unify railway staff across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Brilliant Bocquet At Delmonico’s For 110th Anniversary
In New York on a February evening the Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revelation hosted a notable event at Delmonico's to mark the 110th anniversary of the signing of the treaty of alliance with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delmonico's
Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revelation
Praneg
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Nqur
Ater
Muiter
Micinsa
Tieteun
Mont
Jorlahiture
Thounen
Condenapi Proceedings of the In Mount Law Bil
Richard St. Kenney
Delaware
Higgins
Nicaragua
Caffrey
Penston
Thurston
Nebraska
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hot Springs
Creth
Euwarh
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