John Hay as Lincoln era figure and vice presidency link
An old narrative traces John Hay from his Indiana birth in 1824 to his rise in Washington as a trusted adviser in Lincoln’s era. It notes his early career, marriage into the Hobart family, and eventual appointment as Secretary of State under McKinley, highlighting his rise and cultural milieu in Cleveland and Washington.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Cleveland
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Peterine Atter
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Rho
Hobart
Ray
A Day in a Kimberley Diamond Mine
War correspondent Harris visits the De Beers Kimberley mines, detailing the vast operation, the dangerous labor, and the intricate processing of earth and rock. He describes the deep pits, buckets, and belts, the vast potential fortunes, and the social distance between workers and the wealth diamonds command.
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South Africa
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London
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Ty Kimberley
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le Seers
United States
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Joe Kim
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Russia
Ste Valdere
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