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...not parallel, but branches from the same tree, from the same history. … "Worlds where Tesla never heard about Yellowstone while visiting Colorado in 1903, never had his imagination fired by descriptions of 'Coulter's Hell,' never had the fundamental inspiration for the Tesla Field."...

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...…"Worlds where Tesla never heard about Yellowstone while visiting Colorado in 1903, never hadhis imagination fired by descriptions of 'Coulter's Hell,... ...uilding collapsing, crushing terrified men and women, unable tostop their own deaths while seeing them coming. All thanks to me. If it happened that ... .... "Worlds where Tesla never heard about Yellowstone while visitingColorado in 1903, never had his imagination fired by descriptions of 'Coulter's Hell...

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...in It by Two Moons (1876) The Omaha Platform of the People's Party of America (1892) "Agitation—The Greatest Factor for Progress" by Mother Jones (1903) Manifesto and Preamble of the Industrial Workers of the World (1905 and 1908) The General Strike by "Big Bill" Haywood (1911) "Proclamation of the Striking Textile Workers of Lawrence" (1912) I Incite This Meeting t...

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...arty of America (1892)"Agitation—The Greatest Factor for Progress" by Mother Jones (1903)Manifesto and Preamble of the Industrial Workers of the World... ...hideous character. During three weeks of my residence at the Farm, no less thanfour deaths took place among the slaves; one, Jerry, living three miles... ...reatest Factor for Progress" By Mother Jones, (March 24, 1903)One of the most extraordinary organizers of the labor movemen... ...on from an address Mother Jonesgave to a mass audience in Toledo's Memorial Hall in 1903, as reported bythe Toledo Bee. —Introduction from Zinn and Ar... ...912)Emmeline Goulden Pankhurst (1858-1928) led the militant English suffragistsfrom 1903 until the outbreak of World War I. She had first become inter... ...eratives for the suffrage campaign founded the Women'sSocial and Political Union in 1903. At first they were relatively few in number andhad little mo... ...he UAW for endorsing the annualDetroit Police field day. It also listed a number of deaths attributed to the policedepartment. After the third week Bl...

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...ch 2 182 1801, March 3 183 1842, July 27 184 1843, March 3, Ch. 92 185 1845, March 3 186 1846, May 22 187 1861, March 2 188 1873, March 3 189 1903, January 14 190 1903, March 2 192 Appendix G: Commemorative Coinage Acts 1892 - 1951 195 1892, August 5 196 1893, March 3 198 1899, March 3 201 1902, June 28 202 1904, April 13 204 1904, April 28 208 1915, Janu...

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...-1951 Commemorative Coinage Acts Foreign Coinage Acts, Custom-House 1903, January 14 Valuations ... ...uary 14 Valuations Foreign Coinage Acts, Custom-House 1903, March 2 Valuations 1904, April 13 ... ....................................................................................... 189 1903, January 14 ............................................. ....................................................................................... 190 1903, March 2 ................................................ ... Appendix F: Foreign Coinage ActsVolume 32, Statutes at Large, Page 770 1903, January 14 FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS, SESS... ... (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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...hat it threw the girls into the air "like cricket balls," killing them instantly. The incident made headlines across Britain. Following the tragic deaths of Joanna and Jacqueline, their parents, John and Florence Pollock, were deeply affected. Florence tried to avoid thinking about their loss, while John became obsessed with the idea of reincarnation. On the day of t...

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...ut two-thirds of Stevenson'sLebanese cases, there were memories of violent deaths.Wael Kiwan case:Wael Kiwan, born in 1988, grew up in the village of ... ... instantly. The incident madeheadlines across Britain.Following the tragic deaths of Joanna and Jacqueline, their parents, Johnand Florence Pollock, w... ...f their house, where he spent time tofeel close to them. He believed their deaths were a divine punishment forhis prayer for proof of reincarnation an... ...n."- "The last time that I went out of this house was Sunday, February 28, 1903,and my mother then cried a great deal while I was leaving the house."-... ... stores. He even remembered the last day of that life:Sunday, February 28, 1903. His mother had cried a great deal as he left thehouse that day. He al... ...rcedes, Jean, and Pancho) lived atthe address until shortly after February 1903.-Pancho Seco died in February 1903.-An American druggist's shop was ne... ...named Seco had lived at 69 Rue Campanario until a shorttime after February 1903. The head of the family was not Pierre, butAntonio Seco. However, the ... ...e sons: Mercedes,Jean, and Pancho. Tragically, Pancho had died in February 1903, just beforethe family moved out of the house. Near the house, there w... ...ves but also had birthmarks(160)corresponding to the nature of the violent deaths of the men theyremembered.Ram Narain Diwedi (Ramoo) and Shesh Narain...

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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,... ... Stanley, who served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1903 through 1915, as Angeles, of all places, to ostensibly conduc...

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...al-Purpose Dialog Act/React Exposition Exposition and How to Avoid It A Few Thoughts on Rendering Exposition Plotting Meaningful Lives, and Deaths Happy Endings Plot Scenes and Incidents Let's Plot out a Story Plotting, World-Building, and Coincidence World-Building Can Drive Plotting Secret Conflicts Mindless Action Love—At First Sight! The Premise "...

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...o Avoid It A Few Thoughts on Rendering ExpositionPlotting Meaningful Lives, and Deaths Happy Endings Plot Scenes and Incidents Let's Plot out a S... ...tever wrongs she finds? Father Our father figure is despised for his children's deaths, and despises himself. He gambled awayeverything, and they di... ... Just some ideas. Anything to keep it fresh, right?PlottingMeaningful Lives, and Deaths Have you ever felt like your life had no meaning, that you'v... ...ve far more control. If you want to portray meaningless lives, or havecharacters' deaths prove to be pointless, that's your artistic choice, and I res... .... All stand with heads bowed in genuinerespect—Argyros and Deneb don't want their deaths, just their money—but Argyros is also marking thespot for her... ...rk, and a work, to be proud of.Part 12: One More Example Take the groundbreaking 1903 film The Great Train Robbery. Get a copy, fire up some videoedi... ...use he is entitled to no more and should receive no less. - Theodore Roosevelt, 1903 A government that is perceived as unjust by the governed is un...

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...cottish Geologist 400 THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY (1825 - 1895) English Biologist 403 ASA GRAY (1810 - 1888) American Botanist 406 HERBERT SPENCER (1820 - 1903) English Sociologist 407 ERNST H. HAECKEL (1834 - 1919) German Naturalist 408 RONALD A. FISHER (1890 - 1962) English Biologist 409 ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE (1823 - 1913) English Naturalist 411 ERASMUS DARWIN (1731 - 180...

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.................................................. 406HERBERT SPENCER (1820 - 1903) English Sociologist .............................................. 40... ...804 - 1885), RUDOLF VON KOLLIKER(1817 - 1905), KARL GEGENBAUR (1826 - 1903) and RUDOLPH VIRCHOW (1821 -1902), all notable scientists. The CE... ...TISSUE. The great GermanPathologist, RUDOLPH CARL VIRCHOW (1821 - 1903) extended this work at theCELLULAR LEVEL a few years later. I... ...ER (1827 - 1912) used PASTEUR’Srecommendations and started to report fewer deaths due to infections after surgery.LISTER practiced CLEANLINESS, ... ...became the UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG. SIR PATRICK MANSON was KNIGHTED in 1903.CHARLES LEWIS LAVERAN (1845 - 1922) French Physician. CHARLES LAVE... ...ounded in1803 to encourage and promote VACCINATION. The number of deaths due toSMALLPOX was reduced significantly in England. A hundred... ... newly established HALLOF FAME FOR GREAT AMERICANS.HERBERT SPENCER (1820 - 1903) English Sociologist. HERBERT SPENCER was born on April 27, 1820, ...

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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... ...g from infected areas, about34,000 people died of the disease in Egypt.106 1903 saw cases inSyria, Palestine, Mesopotamia, Persia, and Russia. Western... ...national Sanitary Conference in Venice, and the conferenceheld in Paris in 1903. These conferences attempted to establishquarantine rules, and introdu...

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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... ...g from infected areas, about34,000 people died of the disease in Egypt.106 1903 saw cases inSyria, Palestine, Mesopotamia, Persia, and Russia. Western... ...national Sanitary Conference in Venice, and the conferenceheld in Paris in 1903. These conferences attempted to establishquarantine rules, and introdu...

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... situation in Albay, which continued to deteriorate for the Americans.In March 1903, the situation had reached a point where reconcentrado tacticshad ... ...herded intoconcentration camps at gunpoint. Ola finally surrendered in October 1903, butthis event did not end the fighting there by any means. 60Figh... ...ich have become familiar features of morerecent counterinsurgency efforts. The 1903 census of the Philippines was adetermined effort to enumerate not ... ...uerrilla leaders in the Philippines. Hesecretly returned to Manila in December 1903 and embarked upon a clandestinetour of northern and Central Luzon,... ...nBilibid Prison, to name but three instances where killing continued.A million deaths? One does not happily contemplate such carnage of innocentpeople... ...erey, Why Soldiers Desert from the U.S. Army(Philadelphia: William Fell & Co., 1903), 132.40. Cpl. Richard O'Brien, New York World, reprinted in the C...

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... 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 of essays and theories The Soulsevery other facet in American so- of Black Folk (1903), suggestedciety. that African-Americ...

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... By Thad HigaPicture this: You and your comrades are American deaths and 5,000 to 18,000 Filipino forced on a 6... ... American deaths and 5,000 to 18,000 Filipino forced on a 65-mile march over the course of deaths along that arduous route.six days. You are ... ... of sleep related essays and po- and Its Derangements, William Alexander Ham-ems released in 1903—reads, “the loss of a sin-gle night’s sleep s...

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...r #1 mostwanted fugitive, Usama bin Laden, was wanted inconnection with the deaths of over 200 Americansoutside the USA. If you help or protect any “t... ... and com- bined ALL of the published literature dealing with injuries and deaths caused by government-protected medicine. That has now changed. ...... ...ernment-protected medicine. That has now changed. ... the total number of deaths caused by conventional medicine is an astound- ing 783,936 per yea... ...e leading cause of death and injury in the US. (By contrast, the number of deaths attribut- able to heart disease in 2001 was 699,697, while the nu... ... attribut- able to heart disease in 2001 was 699,697, while the number of deaths attributable to cancer was 553,251.5)9 Third, moving back a couple... ... George Orwell was a British writer and journalist.Born in Bengal, India in 1903, he graduated fromEton, a leading school in England in 1921, and then...

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...uation in Albay, which continued to deteriorate forthe Americans. In March 1903, the situation had reached a point wherereconcentrado tactics had to b... ...ed into concentration camps at gunpoint. Ola finally surrendered inOctober 1903, but this event did not end the fighting there by any means. 60Fightin... ...have become familiar features of morerecent counterinsurgency efforts. The 1903 census of the Philippines was adetermined effort to enumerate not only... ...illa leaders in thePhilippines. He secretly returned to Manila in December 1903 and embarkedupon a clandestine tour of northern and Central Luzon, whe... ...libid Prison, to name but three instances wherekilling continued.A million deaths? One does not happily contemplate such carnage of innocentpeople who... ..., Why SoldiersDesert from the U.S. Army (Philadelphia: William Fell & Co., 1903), 132.40. Cpl. Richard O'Brien, New York World, reprinted in the Congr... ...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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... 69) In Frederick Law Olmsted: Landscape Architect 1822 to 1903, author Theo- He and architect Calvert ... ...hal reputation for lur- understated, strange, and yet wonderful qualitying sailors to their deaths. In 1837, Hans Chris- of crossing pat...

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...? 804 Strategic History I: Sagittarius Rising, 1903–39 85 Prelude, 1903–14 ... ...act that at first the Wright brothers’ success at Kitty Hawk in December of 1903 was scarcely believed. Failure and disappointment had become so com... ... Chapter 4 Strategic History I: Sagittarius Rising, 1903–39 The temporal domain of this first historical chapter begins on 1... ...9 The temporal domain of this first historical chapter begins on 17December 1903 when two bicycle makers from Ohio achieved a flightlasting all of 12... ...rfare in the other environments86 │ Strategic HiStory i: SagittariuS riSing, 1903–39serves as potent protection against theoretical and seemingly prac... ... only a single aircraft. As intended, collateral dam- age was minimal—Serb deaths numbered slightly more than two dozen. Precision munitions accou...

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...don in 1666 destroyed over 13,000 houses butresulted in only a few confirmed deaths, leading to significant changes inbuilding regulations.86. The old... ... and skill in the sport.79. The first World Series in baseball was played in 1903 between the BostonAmericans and the Pittsburgh Pirates, marking the ... ...1. The first successful powered flight was achieved by the Wrightbrothers in 1903, covering 120 feet in just 12 seconds, marking thebeginning of aviat... ...8. The first successful powered flight was achieved by the Wrightbrothers in 1903, covering 120 feet (36 meters) in just 12 seconds andpaving the way ... ...re of London in 1666 destroyed over 13,000 homes but onlycaused six verified deaths.9. Some turtles can breathe through their butts.10. The Eiffel Tow... ... and skill in the sport.79. The first World Series in baseball was played in 1903 between theBoston Americans and the Pittsburgh Pirates, marking the ...

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...b.com 7. Jump up^ Baler, imdb.com  Taylor, John R.M., ed. (2006) [1903]. "Chapter I. Telegraphic Correspondence of Emilio Aguinaldo, July ... ...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... ...augurated with William H. Taft as the Civil Governor. Later,on February 3, 1903, the U.S. Congress would change the title of CivilGovernor to Governor... ... in Lucena and served as assistant principal of Tayabas High School. In 1903 to 1905, assigned as supervising teacher in Indang, Cavite and establi... ... off in Western Europe, especiallyin France, where 30,204 were produced in 1903, representing 48.8% of world automobileproduction that year.[16]The fi... ...s. Many veteran cars use atiller, rather than a wheel for steering. During 1903, Rambler standardized on the steeringwheel[19] and moved the driver's ...

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...r in my head you still have a book on food security and thus healthy ecology.Yes, the leading causes of deaths are divided between the lungs (respirat... ...? WO HO YE (AKAN TRANSLATION) HOW ARE 28LIST OF DEATHS.Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS... ...tatistics help health authorities determine the focus of their public health actions. Acountry in which deaths from heart disease and diabetes rise ra... ...ey are all Autoimmune diseases too. But where is the help or NGO? Growa Garden. Help Yourself.Causes of Deaths Continued..Respectful Mentions; Michael... ...can, was a suspect in a "strong-arm" robbery of aconvenience store. GUN CONTROL! YES PLEASE. EXODUS THE DEATHS OR GO HOME! africa? ... ...d sandstone formations discovered by Spanish explorers in 1792, "MalaspinaGallery", was rediscovered in 1903 and ever since has been a popular tourist...

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...As a result the evolution of aviation and associated weapons technologiessince 1903, particularly the development of an aerial-precision capabilityusi... ...ficantly, human rights organizationsestimated the number of Iraqi noncombatant deaths at 2,300.11 Yet, theillusion of perfect aerial precision caused... ...ers heighten this tension. Human-rights groups place thenumber of noncombatant deaths during Allied Force at approximately500.141 There were no coalit... ...outweighs the means even if innocent lives are lost inthe process. While these deaths are regrettable, they can be necessaryand, therefore, justified.... ...s distinction is not deter-mined by the amount of devastation or the number of deaths, but by thedirection of action itself, i.e. by what is deliberat... ...by the dehumanization of war itselfand the combatants who fought in them. Mass deaths became statistics.The enemy was portrayed as subhuman, thus easi...