Tiny Palmas Islet in Pacific Dispute Over Dutch American Claims
A Washington geographer reports on Palmas islet, a small Pacific island near the Philippines that sparked a long dispute between the United States and the Netherlands. The piece notes Palmas’ location, regulatory status, and historical claims dating from 1898, with Dutch and American positions outlined and the islet’s limited population and utility described.
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United States
Washington
Spal
Senilor
Moore
Palmas
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Philipploo Isleta
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Eogeleere Pass
Palaiaa
Central Park
New York
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Toltel
Giagrouinte
Deland
Netherlands
Paloas
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Prima
Spain
Metherlands
Fragmentary note on aged plate in John family possession
A damaged historical fragment notes a plate titled Family Since 1766 Zrutteor, with details about its material and dimensions. It mentions possession by the John family and ownership by Dr Jounéd Shuttgatt, with references to a Catabut treaty era and previous bending for school use.
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Iff Jounéd Shuttgatt
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Fehrs
Carelessness Behind a Major Fire Loss
A discussion on fire losses links carelessness and insurance fraud to rising costs. Experts explain insurers deny or delay policies to avoid payouts and urge tighter controls on permits and building practices to curb arson and repeated claims across towns and states.
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Ingurance Records
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Eraon Orlocber
Inal Athempm
Tneurance
Athempt
Boman
Tifort
Raoes
Tom Pawes
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