Mammoth Cave Purchase Proposal Reported in Congress
Rand and others contemplate a 6 billion appropriation for the purchase of Mammoth Cave Kentucky by the national government. The cave, discovered in 1709, is tied to historic figures and land holdings including John Croghan, Gratz and Wilkins, and Elisha Dunn in Philadelphia with land that may add about 800 acres to the cave property. The article traces owners, deeds, and legal wrangles surrounding the cave and notes explorers and early guides connected to its fame.
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Robbert Y. ‘Shemas
Kentucky
Congress
Digon
Heiman
Hywen Gentz
Lit
Franklin Gorin
Tristees
John Croghan
Aoitetos
Geent
Aosepl Fe. Underwond
Doctor Crophon
Brown Thenn Unlerwood
Sacaill Cave
Weatat Sarsay
Tani
Stephen Bichon
Bieben
Romebails
Gatewood
Gratz and Wilkins
Philadelphia
JRL
Han
Grorgr
Sopraim
Kentuch Hastors
Lausille
Mey
Tor
Vinceuis
Louinville
William Craghan
Colane
George
Mammoth Cave
William Croghan
Foder
Barmiint
Louiavile
Erish
Hannibal
Aed
Akere
Chilleen
Doby
Jackson
Soncal
Torent
George C. Gwathmey
Wiliam
Tno
Mamoioth
Sal Cave
Inn
Darth
Tom Craghann
Ter Graviles
Unidentified Body Found. Inquest Held In Texas
A justice of the peace presided over an inquest in Ban Tenito Texas after an unidentified German man was found charred. Authorities reported the corpse remained unidentifiable despite efforts to dispose of the remains. No identification or clear cause was established at the hearing.
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Tenito
Tex
Holsting
Obregon the Strongest Man Mexico Has Developed in Years
Obregon emerges as Mexico's pivotal leader in the revolution era analysis. The article traces his rise from local defense to minister of war, noting his independent tactics, conflicts with Villa, and eventual path toward presidency. It highlights his plain dress, humor, antipathy to pomp, and ties to Huerta era campaigns, with Family links and the claim that Obregon may unite Mexico under strong leadership.
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Ana Cussiquenen
Ute Wan Toilas
Meson Nias
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Goltva
Alena Obregan
Alena Obregan Waz Boon In. Siqui Siva
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Alamos
Hame
Meshtn
Fonsils
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Lisassoria
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Mersin
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Madera
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Villa
Huerta
Orozca
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O'Brien
Catranza
Lbithia
Alexico
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Cen
Hugi B. Stolt
General Finston
James
Mi Paso
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Boyne
Finston
Scott
Hina
United
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Carranza
Becaues
Carranzago
Senora Obregon
Fomona
Nelot-Autiraciet
General Obregon
el Paso
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