Indiana Congressman Seeks $25,000 for Uncle Sam Memorial
Representative David Hogg of Indiana urges Congress to fund a memorial at Samuel Wilson’s grave in Merriam to honor the man linked to the Uncle Sam nickname. He cites Wilson’s 1812 service, long American ideals, and notes a second push for a $100,000 General Wayne monument at Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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David Hogg
Indiana
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Hogg
Sam Wilson
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Troy
N. Y
Hilbert Anderson
Uncle Sam
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Anthony Wayne
Dublin Weseeland Ranks Third in Women’s University Degrees
Dublin Weseeland ranks third among 31 countries in the International Federation of University Women. The United States leads, followed by Great Britain, with Dublin Weseeland noted as an early supporter of women’s higher education.
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Andrew Ogden's six hours in Torridity split his life
In a serialized tale, Jerry explains Andrew Ogden once known as Alex Peterson turned feared mine boss after a deadly poker game. Peebles links Dillon to Ogden’s death, while Mrs Lundy’s testimony and a tense confrontation push characters toward police headquarters and a town on edge.
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Peterson
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Andrew
Alex Peterson
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