Bold Cavalry Forces Break Through at Kettle Hill
In a fierce advance at San Juan Hill, units led the charge as Colonel Carroll and Wood’s brigades pressed the Spanish positions. The Tenth and First Cavalry cleared wire fences and hedges, climbed toward the Red House, while heavy fire tested the column until the hill fell to Union troops.
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Rough Riders
Igome
Iide
Someer
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Summer
Carroll
Sixth
Ninth
Wood
Grimes
el Poso
United States
Tenth
Twro
San Juan Fords
Tenth Cavalry
Camp Wikoff
Virat
Hell’s Crossing
Theodore .N. Baldwin, Jr
Young Baldwin
McKinley
Jaan
Sitna
Supmand
Hawkins
Kout
Brigady
Todagh
San Jumn
Hawkibs
Shafter
First Cavalry
Fi Poso
Hell's Crossing
Mio
Volantanr
Sagan
Theodoren
Baldwin
Jit
San Juan
Red House
San Joan
Third Cavalry
Inll
Carrell
Thayer
Meyer
Smith
Ship
Roberts
Creek
Juan Blackbeare
Saunders
Cary
Sammner
Leoy L
Sunday School Lesson IX Lesson in Wisdom and Faith
This excerpt reflects on wisdom as God’s word received with meekness and lived by faith in Christ Jesus. It contrasts “bread and wine” of wickedness with the divine bread of life, urges avoidance of evil paths, and affirms the justified path as a shining light toward the perfect day. Personal anecdotes touch on faith in action and church-building generosity.
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Dol. M. Brearns
David
Bolomew
God
Christ Jesus
John Vy
Uim
Habitation
Phil iv
Philip
John vi
Chaptor Hi
Satan
Garden of Eden
Achan
Joss
Ife
Ilself
Hinself
Yunde
Tha
Jeremiah
Origin of Kalamazoo Tale of Lovers and Echoes
A long reminiscence traces Kalamazoo name to legends of two Native lovers Kahis and Mahzoo on Michigan’s river, with later digressions on Mark Twain anecdotes, homesickness, and a mix of period miscellany including poems, medicines, and travel notes.
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Oshkosh
Kahis
Mahzoo
Kabla
Warlior
Mahzool
Chicago Times- Herald
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Newepape
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D. M. Hteerna
London
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Ameir
West
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Butte
Chicago Chronicle
Twain
Berlin
Mark Twain
Ladies’ Home Journal
Acnesetts
Pearre
Frderick
New Zealand
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Zaraiany
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Manteta
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Baby Eye
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Pony Express
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St. Joseph
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Smith's Creek
Fort Churchill
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Griswold
Yale
Detroit Free Press
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Yao
VE Meares Drug Store
Pat Bette
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New York
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Pierce
J W. Barnhart
Buffalo
E. C. West
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A. L. Pearre
Frederick, Md
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Waterbury
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Ohio
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