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...ch whoraised her six children: Ziporah (1890), Yaakov (1892), Yosef(1894), Feigel (1898), Sarah (1901) and Riva (1911). She wasa woman of many talents... ...past the doctors had Chapter Eight | 287caused the deaths of two Soviet leaders, including AndreiZhdanov, and they wer... ...l suffering. By the time I was six years old, the First World War hadbroken out. Deaths and injuries, bombs and burnings, fear andpanic, hiding in b... ...tackers or the youngShiites in Iran who are sent to the front. This is, of course, deathsince the young people indeed receive training for death, butt...

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...ellent book by that name. • A translation of a two-page spread from his bookstore ledger of 1890 • A translation of the highlights of diaries from 1898, 1910 -1911, 1912, 1922 – 1924, 1928 • 6. Letters from 1912 to 1933 Genealogy begins just before 1800’s and is current to 1995 for John W. Dueck and related families. ...

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...o Winnipeg At the Immigration Houses Gruenfeld, Establishing a Settlement Two letters to publisher John F. Funk 1890 Bookstore Ledger Diary 1898 Diary 1910 Diary 1911 Diary April 14, 1912- December 22 Two Letters written to Friend Peter Toews Letters 1916 - 1922 Diary 1922 Reminiscing on the Past (1884 - 1923) Diary 1924 Letters 1925 - 1927 Di...

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....................................................................... 55Diary 1898 ............................................................. ...om his bookstore ledger of 1890. 3. A translation of the highlights of the 1898 diary, done by Levi Dueck in time for the Dueck reunion of 198... ...the children Maria and Jakobvisited this family and other friends in the year 1898. Uncle Henry Wiebe was a Minister in the Kleine Gemeinde and died... ...ibly also corpses which were sunk in thesea. As far as I recall there were no deaths of adults in our group. There mayperhaps have been some small chi... ... John W. Dueck / 57 DIARY OF JOHN W. DUECK 1898Jan. 13 Henry Enns ( a fellow schoolteacher) and I went to Morris af... ...e between American and Spanish forces resulted in 500 U.S. and 2000 Spanish deaths.4 My wife ordered a fish net to be made by her sister-in-law Mrs.... ...rm. His office as Aeltester, in particular,gave him much concern. In the year 1898 their house with the thatched roof,mentioned earlier, and their bam...

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...n, since Congress never declared war on North Korea. Yet, Truman did fight the Korean War—for three long years—with the U.S. suffering 33,739 battle deaths, while therein expending $30 billion (equivalent to $341 billion in 2011 dollars). Since the war was waged, however, President Truman had to have some type of authority to act as he did. This book seeks to expose tha...

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...merican War, Congress declared war on the Kingdom of Spain on April 25, 1898 (30 Stat. 364); D. In World War I, Congress declared war on the ... ...ight the Korean War—for three long years—withthe U.S. suffering 33,739 battle deaths, while therein expending $30billion (equivalent to $341 billion i... ...($738 billion in2011 dollars), while the United States suffered 47,434 battle deaths(58,220 total casualties).32Out of 8,744,000 American soldiers ser...

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...1971) English Physicist 56 HENRY MOSELEY (1887 - 1915) American Physicist 56 GYORGY HEVESY (1885 - 1966) Hungarian Chemist 57 RUDOLF SCHOENHEIMER (1898 - 1941) German-American Biochemist 57 MIKHAIL TSVETT (1872 - 1919) Russian-Italian Chemist 57 RICHARD WILLSTATTER (1872 - 1942) German Chemist 57 FRANK H. SPEDDING (1902 - 1984) American Chemist 57 ARCHER J. MARTIN (...

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...................................................... 57RUDOLF SCHOENHEIMER (1898 - 1941) German-American Biochemist ......... 57MIKHAIL TSVETT (1872 - ... ...ttish Physical Chemist .................................. 57ALBERT CLAUDE (1898 - 1983) Belgian-American Cytologist................................ 57... ............................................ 171FERDINAND JULIUS COHN (1828 - 1898) German Botanist .................................... 172THE GOLDEN AG... ...h Bacteriologist................................. 229HOWARD WALTER FLOREY (1898 - 1968) Australian-English Pathologist .... 233ERNST BORIS CHAIN (1906... ...29) as well as RADIUM andPOLONIUM (discovered by PIERRE and MARIE CURIE in 1898) were not of one kind,but consisted of several kinds of RAYS with diff... ...ER (1827 - 1912) used PASTEUR’Srecommendations and started to report fewer deaths due to infections after surgery.LISTER practiced CLEANLINESS, ... ...ounded in1803 to encourage and promote VACCINATION. The number of deaths due toSMALLPOX was reduced significantly in England. A hundred...

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...71, March 3 141 1875, March 3 142 1876, July 22 Resolution 143 1878, May 2 144 1887, March 3 145 1890, September 26 146 1890, September 26 147 1898, June 13 148 1908, May 18 149 1917, July 9 150 1918, April 23 151 1942, March 27 153 1942, December 18 155 1962, September 5 158 1963, December 30 159 1964, September 3 160 Appendix F: Foreign Coinage Acts 161 ...

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... 3 Criminal Monetary Jurisdiction 1897, March 3 conference 1898, June 13 Secondary Coinage Acts 1898, ... ........................................................................................ 147 1898, June 13 ................................................ ........................................................................................ 444 1898, March 21 ............................................... ...2,023,315.50 10,097,760 $2,524,440.00 12,878,108 $1,287,810.80 X X 1898 $14,426,735 6,189,285 $3,094,642.50 13,989,3... ... X 1897 57,070,220 12,774,090 6,109,415 X 74,760.00 X 1898 54,912,900 12,857,970 10,154,475 X 6... ... (4) an armistice was signed on July 27, 1953, (5) American combat deaths totaled 33,629, and more than 8,000 remains are stil... ...mains are still unaccounted for, (6) an additional several thousand nonbattle deaths occurred on or around the Korean peninsula, (7) ...

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... of their windows and into a differentplane of reality. And, some chilling deaths took place in them thar hills. In 1968,former silent film star Ramon... ...mmon for the same guy to be the sole witness to two separate ‘ac-cidental’ deaths.Art also neglected to mention, by the way, that just weeks before Di... ... Gram’s death, his family had already experienced its share ofquestionable deaths. Just before Christmas, 1958, Parson’s father had sent 19, and... ...n There are a few other curious deaths we could add here as well, though they October 29, 1971 and Nov... ...ths later, herdaughter Bridget followed suit. In 1961, very soon after the deaths of first her mother and then her sister, Sulla-van’s other daughter,... ... for covert activities in 1898.” Maybe so, but the authors duly note that suchout a little differentl... ...appeared. He claims that the boy is now in his home in England,Sloman, “in 1898 he was recruited by John Wilkie, the Secret ...

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... TECHNIQUE 355 GYORGY HEVESY (1885-1966) Hungarian Chemist 355 Introduced the radioisotope tracing technique in Chemistry. RUDOLF SCHOENHEIMER (1898-1941) German-American Biochemist 357 Pioneered the use of the radioisotope tracing technique. Characterized the biochemistry of fat metabolism. CHROMATOGRAPHY AS AN ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE 359 MIKHAIL S. TSVETT (TSW...

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...duced the radioisotope tracing technique in Chemistry.RUDOLF SCHOENHEIMER (1898-1941) German-American Biochemist ............. 357 Pioneered the u... ........................................................... 386ALBERT CLAUDE (1898- 1983) Belgian-American Cytologist .................................. ... ...89 - 1982) Russian-American Physicist .................. 686ALBERT CLAUDE (1898 - 1983) Belgian-American Cytologist ................................. ... ..................................................... 703RUDOLF SCHOENHEIMER (1898-1941) German-American Biochemist.............. 705CHROMATOGRAPHY AS AN... ... ELEMENTS. The INERT GASES, NEON, KRYPTON, and XENON were discovered in 1898 bythe brilliant Scottish Chemist, SIR WILLIAM RAMSAY (1852-1916). The ... ... WORK reduced andeven eliminated an immeasurable amount of suffering and deaths for more than acentury and beyond.WILHELM KUHNE (1837-1900) German P...

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... October 2, 1979 Since its takeover of Puerto Rico in 1898, the U.S. government has treated it as a colony, using its land fo... ...people from their homes, mutilating the countryside, causing a number of deaths. A long campaign of protest finally ended the bombing practice i... ...ian in April 1954 isstill fresh in our memory. The elders tell us about the deaths of Anastasio andDomingo Acosta, father and son, victims of the navy...

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...sung Hero 686 11. Bustos and San Rafael 688 12. Young’s Scouts in Baliwag 708 13. The American Period 744 14. Notes 835 Appendix- New York Times 1898-1899 News Clippings Table of Contents Volume 3 of 5 1. Preface 836 2. The End of the Spanish Regime 839 3. Colonel Simon Tecson – Ending Two Wars 846 4. Insular Government 921 5. The Commonwealth of the Philippine...

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... 835Appendix- New York Times 1898-1899 News ClippingsPrefaceBaliwag Año 1733Hello,You have started to tu... ... for a renewed military confrontation.Fighting broke out again in February 1898 and by May, when the AmericanCommodore George Dewey steamed into Manil... ...would rathersurrender to the Americans than to the Filipinos and in August 1898 a bizarre,tragi-comic "battle" was quite literally staged between the ... ...the American forces, newly reinforced, took possession of Manila.By autumn 1898 it was clear that the Americans intended to retain thePhilippines as a... ...s had been sending reinforcements to the Philippinesthroughout the fall of 1898 (there were 21,000 U.S. troops in the Islands by thestart of the war) ... ...libid Prison, to name but three instances wherekilling continued.A million deaths? One does not happily contemplate such carnage of innocentpeople who... ...o became a bloody and dan-gerous place to soldier. The U.S. suffered 1,005 deaths from combat, and more than 6,000 deaths from disease and other cause... ...ted far longer than the Spanish-American conflictand resulted in many more deaths.Most secondary school textbooks devote considerable space to the fou... ...rican-Philippine war was a drawn-out series of en-counters that caused the deaths of over 4,000 Americans (compared to 385 in Cuba) and atleast 50,000...

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... Cholera (Every Year Today) COVID-19 = 1,000,000 Deaths Highest estimations shown. ... ...ugh a six month course of four antibiotics), thedisease causes 1.5 million deaths every year, and over 10 millioncases.9 Approximately half of these c... ...asonable mortality rateof 7 to 10 percent – approximately 3.5 to 5 million deaths. In any highly contagious pandemic, denser population areaswhere m... ...the greatest of any of which he had knowledge.It was commonplace for 2,000 deaths to occur per day in Romealone, as the plague killed humans and lives... ...d for a total of 24 years, with sporadic flare-ups,and the total number of deaths falling somewhere between 7 and10 million. No account of the plagu... ...eriesof controversial Vaccination Acts beginning in 1840, and lastinguntil 1898. The first Vaccination Act provided free vaccinations topoor and impov... ... India, it is estimatedthat 12.5 million people died of the plague between 1898 and1918, while South America lost about 30,000 people. The diseaseente... ... the transmission of the disease. Jean-Paul Simondconfirmed this theory in 1898, establishing that while rats couldnot pass Y. pestis on to humans the...

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... Cholera (Every Year Today) COVID-19 = 1,000,000 Deaths Highest estimations shown. ... ...ugh a six month course of four antibiotics), thedisease causes 1.5 million deaths every year, and over 10 millioncases.9 Approximately half of these c... ...asonable mortality rateof 7 to 10 percent – approximately 3.5 to 5 million deaths. In any highly contagious pandemic, denser population areaswhere m... ...the greatest of any of which he had knowledge.It was commonplace for 2,000 deaths to occur per day in Romealone, as the plague killed humans and lives... ...d for a total of 24 years, with sporadic flare-ups,and the total number of deaths falling somewhere between 7 and10 million. No account of the plagu... ...eriesof controversial Vaccination Acts beginning in 1840, and lastinguntil 1898. The first Vaccination Act provided free vaccinations topoor and impov... ... India, it is estimatedthat 12.5 million people died of the plague between 1898 and1918, while South America lost about 30,000 people. The diseaseente... ... the transmission of the disease. Jean-Paul Simondconfirmed this theory in 1898, establishing that while rats couldnot pass Y. pestis on to humans the...

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...sung Hero 686 11. Bustos and San Rafael 688 12. Young’s Scouts in Baliwag 708 13. The American Period 744 14. Notes 835 Appendix- New York Times 1898-1899 News Clippings Table of Contents Volume 3 of 5 1. Preface 836 2. The End of the Spanish Regime 839 3. Colonel Simon Tecson – Ending Two Wars 846 4. Insular Government 921 5. The Commonwealth of the Philippine...

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...he right of the cannon, Novicio to the left[1]:25. Date July 1, 1898 – June 2, 1899Location Baler, Philippines Result  Baler held... ... 853 Map of church during the siege. The Siege of Baler, from July 1, 1898 to June 2, 1899, was a battle of the Philippine Revolution and concur... ...e allied with the United States at the outset. That war ended in December 1898 with Spain's surrender and annexation of the Philippines to the Unite... ...The initial phase of the PhilippineRevolution ended with atruce in 1897.By 1898, with the resumption of the Philippine Revolution, Baler was still rea... ...ssí, as thePrincipe district political-military governor.[1]:16 On June 1, 1898, Morenas began work to diga well, stock food supplies and ammunition a... ...uffered a gunshot wound on his side but would survive.There were ten other deaths and many more were injured. Among the dead wereFrancisco Angara, Isi... ...se la Farga died,then Ramon Lopez Lozano three days later. Seeing that the deaths were caused bythe lack of sanitation and poor nutrition, improvement... ...es Damian, Baldomero Larrode Paracuellos, and ManuelAlvaro Leon died-three deaths in less than 24 hours. Six days later, on 14th, PedroIzquierdo Arnai... ...rms were not accepted to in toto, the Spanish soldiers wouldfight to their deaths and die fighting. 8...

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... tions of these ragtime pio- Piccaninny rag band, 1898: Ernest Hogan neers (including Sc... ... Many mushrooms are poisonous. They run the gamut of accidental deaths by people consuming what they thought were edible va... ... caesar’s mush- rooms. Famous deaths attribut- ed to consump- ... ...d in the 1850s. T. B. Drybrough's illustrated guide Polo, published in 1898, just 40 years after Sherer's visit, ... ...r of While Castro always said “Histo- meets a cast of arcane and holy the Worlds (1898) by prolific ry will absolve me,” his legacy re- c...

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...ation for arenewed military confrontation.Fighting broke out again in February 1898 and by May, when the AmericanCommodore George Dewey steamed into M... ...hey would rather surrenderto the Americans than to the Filipinos and in August 1898 a bizarre, tragi-comic"battle" was quite literally staged between ... ... and theAmerican forces, newly reinforced, took possession of Manila.By autumn 1898 it was clear that the Americans intended to retain the Philippines... ...icans had been sending reinforcements to the Philippinesthroughout the fall of 1898 (there were 21,000 U.S. troops in the Islands by thestart of the w... ..."Papa" Isio, both of whom had been fightingthe Spanish for many years prior to 1898, simply kept on fighting. Not all of themwere principled men; many... ...nBilibid Prison, to name but three instances where killing continued.A million deaths? One does not happily contemplate such carnage of innocentpeople...

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...further refined into heroin. Wolfgang von Goethe First manufactured in 1898 by Bayer pharmaceutical, ... ...ties.According to the CDC, in 2015 those aged 45 to54 had the highest death rate from overdose at30 deaths per 100,000. The age-adjusted rateof overdo... ...e Boy” caused an es- a demonstration bomb have been exploded intimated 90,000 to 146,000 deaths. Three days the presence of enem... ...esulting in an estimated 39,000 to as a warning to the Japanese people, before its80,000 deaths. The injuries incurred in each city ...

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... The remarkablypeaceful death of Von Moltke only reminds me of the violent deathsthat he brought about. It was to him that we owed the bombardment ofP... ... 15, 1897, "Letters on ForeignPolicy."[22] _La Nouvelle Revue_, January 2, 1898, "Letters on ForeignPolicy."CHAPTER VI1898The encroaching expansion of... ... 141over Christians in the East--William's journey to Palestine.January 9, 1898. [1]Shall I be told that I repeat myself if, once a fortnight, I say t... ...mercial harbour, this marvellousstrategical position.February 6, 1898. [2]Lies, insolence, polite hypocrisy, underhand plotting, audacity, c... ...are which Williamtakes to himself. 144February 22, 1898. [3]By what process of mental aberration has it come to pass that ourM... ...lowing in the train of the conqueror once theransom has been paid.March 9, 1898. [4]William II will have his sea-going fleet, and be able to challenge... ...nts of William's sea-voyages andjourneys in Norway. A number of mysterious deaths following one uponthe other provide sufficient material for these ta...

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...ll selected, wellWorthington Winthrop in prepared and carefully giv-1898. In the preface, Win- ... ...oint, New York, tomatoes, raw tomatoes, fried potatoes, pick-during August and September of 1898, “where Continued... ...Agenda, which6 million tobacco-relat- was adopted at the Unit-ed deaths per year. More ... ...e Unit-ed deaths per year. More ed Nations Summit onthan 5 million deaths re- Sustain... ...ember 2015. Ituse and more than 600 recognizes noncommuni-000 deaths result from ...

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...to WHO being notified by countries, China and Italy,of a rise in pneumonia deaths, cases of pneumonia hadsprung only irregularly in December of 2019, ... ... strain of the second wavewas without doubt more than a cold (p. 64). Most deathsoccurred during the second wave, lasting shy of six weeks(p. 64). The... ...nsmittal via respiratory droplets by German biologist Richard Pfeiffer in 1898, was executed in The Spanish Flu’s proactive measures. It had led to ... ...eved that speedy containment of the coronavirus would have prevented more deaths, and its social and economic impact (CDC, 2017, para. 1; Qiu, 2018,... ... Whether it’s new precautions totake, a report on the numbers of cases and deaths, or newfindings about the seemingly ever-changing virus, thecoverage... ...lly causing harm. One home remedy in particular, alcohol, led to over 700 deaths and 5,011 people poisoned due to methanol alcohol in Iran (Al Jazee...