title: Jesse Orosco

texts: <mask> is a Mexican American former relief pitcher in Major League Baseball who holds the major league record for career pitching appearances. He made the NL All-Star team in 1983 and 1984 while he was with the New York Mets. He won a World Series with the Mets and the Dodgers. He threw with both hands. He retired in 2003 after playing for the Mets, Dodgers, Cleveland Indians, Milwaukee Brewers, Baltimore Orioles, St. Louis Cardinals, San Diego Padres, New York Yankees, and Minnesota Twins. One of the oldest players to still be playing in the modern age retired when he was 46 years old. <mask> is one of only 29 players in baseball history to have played in a Major League game.<mask>'s longevity was greatly aided by the increasing use of left-handed specialist relief pitchers from the 1990s onward; in his last several years, he was used almost exclusively in this role. <mask> was drafted out of Santa Barbara City College by the Minnesota Twins in 1978. In February, the Twins traded <mask> to the New York Mets to complete a deal that had sent veteran starter Jerry Koosman to Minnesota. On April 5, 1979 <mask> made his Mets debut. <mask> had his best seasons with the Mets. He had a career best in 1983. He won 13 games, saved 17 and finished third in the National League Cy Young Award voting.He had 31 saves in 1984, which was 3rd in the National League, and went 10–6 in 60 appearances, good enough for his second

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texts: All-Star selection. The Mets had a vaunted lefty–righty combo coming out of the pen to close games. <mask> was the third and, to date, the last Mets pitcher to record two wins in the same day. Craig Anderson and Willard Hunter did it. On July 31, 1983, the Mets won both games of a double-header against the Pirates in extra-inning walk-off wins. <mask> was the pitcher of record when the Mets came back to win both games. The Mets won the World Series because of <mask>'s clutch relief pitching.He was on the mound for the final pitch of both the NLCS and the World Series. <mask> struck out the final batter. One of the most memorable images of that World Series was <mask> throwing his glove up in the air and immediately dropping to his knees as Gary Carter ran to catch him. George Kalinsky was the photographer at Madison Square Garden. This was the last scene that was shown during the end credits of the syndicated Major League Baseball news show This Week in Baseball. <mask> was the first relief pitcher to get three wins in a single playoff series, and he did it against the Astros in the NLCS. The only other Fall Classic the Mets have won was in 1969 when Jerry Koosman, who the Mets had traded to Minnesota in the deal that brought <mask> to New York, was on the mound.<mask>'s manager on the '86 World Championship team was Davey Johnson. <mask> was almost unhittable against left-handed hitters. <mask> was in the

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title: Jesse Orosco

texts: majors for almost a quarter-century because of his ability to make lefties look foolish. After getting traded away by the Mets in a huge deal involving over seven players, he found a very brief one-year home with the Dodgers, and then signed with Cleveland for three years. He lived in Baltimore for the last half of the 1990s while he was with the Orioles. He had an excellent 1997 season in which he finished with a 2.32 earned run average, his best since the 1980s. On June 25, 1999, <mask> set the all-time record for major league relief appearances.In 2003 he was on three different teams. He returned to New York in the 2003 season with the Yankees. He was traded from the Padres to the Yankees. He played his last game for the Twins. He decided to retire before spring training after signing with the Arizona Diamondbacks. He was eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2009; however, his lifetime statistics made him a longshot for the Hall and he dropped off the ballot after only one year. Rickey Henderson was the last active position player in the 1970s, but he wasn't the last active player.<mask> was removed from future Baseball Writers' Association of America ballots after only receiving one vote. He is the only player in Major League history with more than 1,200 games pitched or more than 1,000 inherited runners. List of oldest Major League Baseball players List of Major League Baseball players who played in

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title: Nanni Baldini

texts: Giovanni "<mask>" <mask> is an Italian voice actor. <mask> contributes to the voices of characters in cartoons, movies, and other content. He provided the voice of the character of Stewie in the Italian-language version of Family Guy. He provided the voice of the character Donkey in the Italian-language version of the Shrek film series as well as providing the voice of various characters in the Italian version of the Robot Chicken segments. <mask>'s live-action roles include the Italian voice of Jack McFarland from Will & Grace, Christopher Duncan Turk from Scrubs, and the Eleventh Doctor from Doctor Who. Kevin Hart, Adam Goldberg, Chris Rock, Topher Grace, Chris Tucker, Anthony Mackie, and Michael Pea are some of the actors he calls. He is employed at C.D.Dubbing studios in Italy include Cine Dubbing, LaBibi.it, Dubbing Brothers, and others. His siblings are also voice actors. There are various characters in Family Guy, including Donkey, the Third Donkey, and the Halls Donkey. Jeff is in American Dad. Stan Marsh in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut Katsuhiko Jinnai in El-Hazard Flappy Bob in School's Out! Rango Furuki in Hungry Heart: Wild Striker Remy in Ratatouille Wormmon is a musical. In MegaMan NT Warrior, Reginald "Skull" Skulinski was in Monster House, Barbie was in Paranoia Agent Michelangelo, and Megamind was in World of Winx.Nelson Muntz is the voice of Snake Jailbird in The Simpsons. InuYasha David Kawena is in Stitch! The movie David Kawena is in is called Stitch has a Glitch. In The Proud Family, 15 Cent plays SidPhillips, who is in Toy Story 3 Bunny and Toy Story 4 Needleman. Eugene Fitzherbert is in Tangled: Before Ever After, Big Bird is in Grouchland, and the Eleventh Doctor is in Doctor Who. Carter Duryea is in In Good Company and F. Scott Feinstadt is in P.S.

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title: Rosendo Balinas Jr.

texts: The chess grandmaster was from the Philippines. He was awarded the International Master title in 1975, and the International Grandmaster title in 1976. He was the Philippines' second chess grandmaster. An award winning chess writer and journalist, <mask> was also a lawyer. During the 1960s and 1970s, Eugenio Torre was considered to be the strongest Asian chess player. The chess player won international tournaments in Hong Kong, Singapore, Manila, and the USSR. At the 1966 17th Chess Olympiad in Havana, Cuba, <mask> was awarded the silver medal behind the gold medal winner, Mikhail Tal, who scored 11 points out of 13 games.In the Meralco "Beat Bobby Fischer" match series in Manila, of the top 10 Filipino players, R. C.<mask> was the only Philippine master to hold the future world champion to a draw. He and Svetozar Gligori shared first place at the 1968 Philippine Open championship. At the Manila Marlboro Classic International Chess Tournament in

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texts: 1975,IMBalinas was one-half point short of the grandmaster norm, tying with Gligoric for 6th-7th place. The Czech-American grandmaster Lubomir Kavalek was defeated by Lev Polugaevsky of the USSR. At the 1976 Odessa International Tournament, the grandmaster won with a 10–4 score. It was a point ahead of Lev Alburt and former Soviet champion Vladimir Savon that <mask> was perfect against the Soviets. "Vladimir Savon, the pre-tournament favorite, had been upset in the second round by Tseitlin and it was <mask> who jumped into the picture," Bobby Ang wrote in his Chess Piece column.Savon chased after the two leaders before the end of the tournament. The turning point of the tournament was the decisive win by the Philippine chess champ. Savon, Vladimir A USSR (2545) is from the Philippines. Benoni is a classical defense. Since 1936, the first foreign player to win an international tournament in the Soviet Union has been José Ral Capablanca, who won in

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texts: defence. followed by the last one. 29...Bxd4 30. Qxd4?The only move was 30.Qxd6 and it was the only one. 31.Kx2 Rc8 Re1+! The opening novelty and vintage knight sacrifice win by Caro-Kann-Steinitz was against a former Czech champion and World Championship Candidate. <mask>-Filip was in Nice in 1974. Ke1 Rf4 26.Bg2 a5 27.bxa5 Qa3 28.Rd3 Qxa5+ 29.Qd2 Qe5 30.Rd8+ Rxd8 31.Qxd8+ Rf8 32.Qd1 Qb Rh3 Qb6 34.Rf3 Rd8 35.Qc2 Rd5 36.Kf1 Rxh5 37.Qb3 Qd4 38.Qxe6+ Kh7 39.Rd3 Qa1+ 40.Kf2 Re5 1-012.fxe5 dxe5 13.d4 e4! Ne6 15.Kb1 Bd7 16.Bf1 Rac8 17.h3 18.d5 19.Be2 Nf7 20.Ng2 Ne5 21.Bc1 Ne8 22.Nf4 Nd6 Qf7 27.Nd5 Nd3 28.bxc4 Bxb5 29. Ne7+ Kh8 30.Nxc8 Rxc8 31.Bxd3 exd3 32. 33.d7! Bxd7 34.Qb3 h5 35.Bb2! Ba4 36.Bxg7+ Kh7 37.Qb8! Bc2+ 38.Ka1 Qxg7+ 39.Rd4 Rxd4 40.exd4 Qxd4+ 41.Qb2 Qxb2+ 42.Kxb2 Be4 43.Rd1 g5 44.Rd7Bg2 47.Kd4 Bxh3 48.Ke5 f4 49.gxf4 g4 50.f5! h4 51.f6+ Kf8 52.Rd8+ Kf7 53.Rh8 was the most famous game of all time. External links can be found at


title: Edward Szczepanik

texts: The last Prime Minister of the Polish Government in Exile was <mask>. Szczepanik was born on August 21, 1915 in Suwaki, a small town in northern Poland, which was part of Imperial Russia under German occupation. <mask> lived in Kociuszko street and studied economics at the Warsaw School of Economics. He studied political economy under Professor Lipiski. He was stationed at the Artillery Officers' School during his military service. He was awarded a scholarship to study at the London School of Economics. He became an assistant in Lipiski's department.After the interruption of the War, he obtained a PhD in Economics from the London School of Economics. Szczepanik was captured by the Soviet forces during the World War II. He was held in the Soviet Gulag camps from 1940 to 1942. He joined the Polish II Corps after he was released and after the signing of the Sikorski-Mayski Agreement. In the battles of Monte Cassino, Ancona, and Bologna, he was a member of the Fifth Polish Infantry. He was one of the first Allied troops to enter Bologna. He received the Cross of the Valorous in 1945 and the Silver Cross of Merit with Swords the following year.<mask> was awarded the Italian Cross of Military Merit by the King of Italy, as well as several other Polish and British campaign medals. He was a liaison officer with the Royal Artillery Training Team. It was a hoax. <mask> married Hanna Maria Janikowska on June 29, 1946, in Rome. Barbara, Tadeusz, Zofia and Tomasz were all born in

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texts: London. <mask>'s career as an economist included assistant lecturer at the Warsaw School of Economics, Poland, and senior lecturer at the University of Hong Kong. Szczepanik did consulting for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, and the International Coffee Organization.The Polish Institute for Research into National Affairs was founded in London by Szczepanik in 1951. He was the Polish representative to the Holy See in Rome from 1963 to 1977 and one of only three states that still have relations with the Polish Government in Exile. He was the president of the Polish Society of Arts and Sciences Abroad and the director of the Council for Understanding Research on Poles Living Abroad. He became the Minister of Home Affairs of the Polish Government in Exile in 1981. On April 7, 1986 he was chosen to be the next Prime Minister of that government. After his death, his successor as the president of Poland in exile asked him to continue with his mission. <mask>'s cabinet advised their last President in Exile to accept the invitation of Poland's Speaker of the Senate to transfer the flag and other office items to Lech Wasa in Warsaw.<mask> was named a Knight of the Order of Polonia Restituta in 1981 by the Polish Government in Exile. He was granted the freedom of his hometown Suwaki in 1982. In 1985 he was given a Commander's Star by the President of the Republic of Poland in London. He received

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title: Martin Ney

texts: <mask> is a serial killer. At least 40 children were sexually abused in school camps while he wore a mask. Some of his activities were done in camps, private homes and other places. He was also known as the "Black Man" and the "Masked Man". He confessed to three murders, but is suspected of two more. On February 27, 2012 the Stade district court sentenced <mask> to life imprisonment for three murders. The severity of the guilt was noted by the court.Abuse began on boys in northern Germany in 1992. In school homes, camps and youth homes, <mask> was masked and attacked at night. He began to break into single- family homes in 1994. Three murders have been committed by <mask> in northern Germany. He is considered a suspect in two more homicides in western France and the Netherlands. The three year rhythm of the alleged murder series is striking. On 3 March 1992, a student discovered a masked man in an empty dormitory of a children's home in Hepstedt, who fled through a patio door.The man tried to abuse the boy but fled when he began to scream. Between April and June 1992, the masked man was seen twice by students before one night in August, when he woke up several children and touched them. The stranger asked the boy to undress. The masked man spoke to five children in a row and then abused three of them. The door locking system was renewed after the incidents and a motion detector was installed in the school camp. In Zeven, a series of similar incidents began in March 1992, when a stranger tried to abuse a 13-year-old. In August of the same year, the same person snuck into a toilet with a boy.He touched a 9-year-old

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texts: a reference to the area. The man wore a mask and gloves while intimidating children.Over the years, the perpetrators put on weight. He had experience with children and was mostly travelling by car. It was assumed that he lived alone and was socially integrated, but had pedophilic tendencies towards boys. The person who exposed himself to many crime scenes of a possible discovery was striking. He had transported the three German murder victims over long distances by car, and in the case of Dennis Rostel, even more than 250 kilometres over the guarded border in Danes. He had left hardly any trace. The investigators believed that he was a smart criminal who carried out his actions in a familiar environment.Stephan Harbort, a criminologist, said that the person was classified as extremely dangerous. The trust of children is gained by him. There is no longer any inhibition to kill for those who have the discipline to do so for twelve years. A person who kills children is no longer the same person. It is possible to commit murder as a result of a banal quarrel with an ordinary person. Despite checking all relatives and acquaintances of the victims and a mass DNA testing of hundreds of men from northern Germany, <mask> was initially undetected. The case was worked on by special commissions from Germany, France and the Netherlands.Several times on television, the crimes and perpetrators were made public. The reports of the crimes were broadcast three times, but without crucial information from the spectators. The police searched for about 7,800 clues. A witness came to the police in August of 2010 after seeing old


title: Martin Ney

texts: documentation about murders on the internet. He claimed to have seen the culprit along with the victim Dennis Klein in the car on a forest path in an early morning running track near the abduction site. Police arrested a suspect on April 15, 2011. A victim who had been abused by a masked man in his childhood home in 1995 recalled in a February 2011 sketch that it was the same man who abused him.After the first interrogations, the then 40-year-old <mask> made a confession. He admitted to abusing and killing many children. He denied murdering Coulom and Verstappen. A Dutch man was sentenced to life in prison in 2020 for abducting and sexually abusing Verstappen. During his interrogation, <mask> stated that he had committed three murders in order to cover up sexual abuse and not be identified as a culprit. He said that he killed Jahr because he was afraid that the boy might have noticed his license plate number. He claimed to have spent a few days with Dennis Rostel in a holiday home in Danes before he killed him.Klein was smothered because he defended himself loudly. <mask> was suspected by police for several reasons before his arrest. He was sentenced in 1989 for extortion of 150,000Deutsche Mark under juvenile criminal law for performing charitable work after threatening two parents with kidnapping and killing their children at the age of 17. When his criminal record was wiped from the educational register at the age of 24, he applied for a foster son. The young student lived in the studio with the 870Deutsche Mark. Due to the small number of available foster parents, the youth welfare office accepted him as a

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texts: foster father. The child killer was granted custody of the 12-year-old boy in 1996, after a judge in the district court of Bremen-Blumenthal spoke to him twice.The boy lived with <mask> until he was old enough to leave, but he was never sexually abused by him. After completing his teaching studies, <mask> broke off the subsequent legal clerkship before the second state examination and applied in 2000 with false university certificates as a social education teacher in a daycare position at a Hamburg foundation, which he held until early 2008. <mask> had worked as a youth worker in the past and had become familiar with some of his victims and locations. He was charged with sexual abuse in two cases, but the case was closed without payment. The social worker from Berlin was threatened by <mask> in 2006 for not reporting him for possession of child pornography. He was sentenced for attempted extortion in the same year. During a search of his apartment, the police secured his computer, which contained about 30,000 photos with child pornographic representations.The prosecutor stopped the proceedings because the statute of limitations ended in 2007. Some of the photos in the exhibit were taken by former victims. <mask> was first interviewed by Dennis in December of 2007, after he was found to match the offenders profile. There were no sexual references to children. He did not comply with the request for a saliva sample in 2008 due to lack of suspicion. After his arrest, <mask>'s computer was seized again, with his new tenant having discovered several storage media hidden under the hood in his former apartment. The

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texts: investigators couldn't find the password or view the data they had saved.He pointed to the protection of his friends and family. Despite the state-of-the-art technology, the likelihood of being able to decode complex access codes without his help was considered low. The passwords were named to the authorities by <mask> at the end of the year. The evaluation of the data carries was not done yet. After being charged with the murder of Coulom, <mask> was extradited to France. The prosecution charged <mask> with murder and sexual abuse in 20 cases. More cases of abuse were barred.The trial began in the district court of Stade on 10 October. He was found to have a pedophilic disorder, but also had a risk of re-offending and was not insane. There were signs of abuse in the 2000s and this increased the likelihood of recidivism. On February 27, 2012 <mask> was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of three boys and 20 abuse cases, with 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The severity of the guilt was noted by the court. The preventative detention verdict was appealed by <mask>'s defenders. The preventative detention was canceled by the Federal Court of Justice.According to the current legal

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title: Martin Ney

texts: situation, preventative detention can only be ordered to protect the general public. The minimum term of imprisonment will be extended since the BGH has confirmed the severity of the guilt. A discharge can only be carried out if the convicted person is harmless. The preventative detention would be suspended if there was proof. It can be assumed that <mask> will remain in custody until the end of his life. The case was partially covered in the episode "Scream of the geese" on the Radio-Retort program. The film In the Name of My Son was directed by Damir Lukacevic and starred Inka Friedrich and Tobias Moretti.The shooting began on March 20, 2015, and the broadcast took place on May 2, 2016 The official site of the police of Lower Saxony to SoKo "Dennis" can be found on the Internet Archive. There is a list of German serial killers on the


title: Jan Willem Ter Braak

texts: The name of the Dutch espionage agent who worked for Germany for five months in the United Kingdom was <mask>. It is thought that <mask> was the German agent who was at large for the longest time in Britain during the Second World War. <mask> committed suicide when he ran out of money. The young man was born in The Hague on August 28, 1914. His parents were not married because his first wife refused to divorce him. He had six children, three brothers and three sisters. His father was an accountant.The family rented a villa at Duinweg 7 in 1917. His mother died in 1920. In 1930, Engelbertus Fukken went to the Zeevaartschool. He was a supporter of the Nazi Party of Adolf Hitler, which came to power in 1933. He joined the Dutch National Socialist Movement in 1934. He had to start working for his money after his father died. He was arrested for fraud after he didn't pay his employer's premiums for half a year after he was hired as an insurance agent.He was sentenced to three months. He had to return to jail for six months in 1937 because he did not fulfill his duties towards the Reclassification authorities. He lost his job when he was thrown out of the NSB. He lived in several rooms. He met a young woman in 1939 who became his fiancée and he was financially supported by her family since that time. Holland, Belgium and France were occupied by the Germans in the summer of 1940. The Hitler regime sent spies to England in July 1940 to prepare for the invasion in September.The Abwehr office (Ast) Hamburg was responsible for this operation in cooperation with Ast Brussels and especially for the spies who would land by boat on the shore of England. Kurt Mirow went to Holland to recruit spies. He traveled to the Netherlands after finding three spies in Amsterdam. He was related to a cousin of the director of the famous Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin.

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texts: Dieter was a brilliant young man, he had studied geology, had worked for the Dutch Press Office, was a real Nazi, and worked for one of the German ministries in Berlin. He was back in the Netherlands in July and August for propaganda work. He told Mirow that he wanted his friend to become a spy.As children, Dieter and Engelbertus attended the same school. Fukken was turned into <mask> ter Braak after Mirow did it. The forename was chosen because of his admiration for the chief editor. Menno ter <mask> was a famous journalist who published many articles against the Nazi policies. <mask> <mask> went to France for work on August 12 after returning from a few hours to say goodbye to his fiancée. It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 He wasn't sure where he was trained as a spy.It was probably Germany. After his death, MI5 found some of his clothes and boots in Brussels, so he stayed there for a while. Arrival <mask> <mask> arrived by parachute on a night in October and November of 1940. <mask> <mask> was not found after his parachute was discovered. He arrived in Cambridge on 4 November. It's not clear where he stayed after arriving in England. In Cambridge, he found lodgings with a couple named Sennitt, who accepted his story of having come from the Netherlands during the Dunkirk evacuation, having lived in two other places in South-England.He said he was working for the Free Dutch forces in London. <mask> <mask> was able to rent an office above Haslop & Co despite his false identity papers. <mask> <mask>'s residence should have been registered

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texts: with the police because he was an alien from an occupied country. The police did not speak to him after he was tipped off that a Dutch national was living with him. He supported himself from a large amount of cash which he had brought with him and which included United States Dollars, even though he spent most of the day out of the house. He left his office in December of 1940. The batteries in his suitcase transmitter ran out around Christmas and since then he has only been able to communicate with the Abwehr by letters.Sometimes he would travel by bus or train to small cities in the area such as Bedford, where he would check out the effects of the bombardments on buildings and the citizens. In January 1941, <mask> <mask> was contacted by the Food Office about his ration card, which his records showed had been issued to a man named Burton. The card was given to the Abwehr by the double agent SNOW. <mask> <mask> told his landlady that he had to leave for London. He moved to Montague Road 11. By March, <mask> <mask>'s money was running out and he had to change his dollar bills at a bank. He didn't have enough money to pay his landlady at the end of the month.He left a large case in the luggage office at the railway station. He wore several layers of clothes in order to protect himself against the cold when he visited somewhere around Cambridge. He committed suicide using an Abwehr-issue pistol at one of the public air raid shelters at Christ's Pieces Park. His body was found by an electrician on April 1st and his possessions were a forged identity card, a Dutch passport, and 1/9d in cash. A radio transmitter was found in the case. <mask> <mask> was buried in a village cemetery four miles south of Cambridge. <mask> <mask>'s story was suppressed after the war.On September 8, 1945, the findings of the inquest were released along with other

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title: Jan Willem Ter Braak

texts: information about him. A picture of a young woman in his suitcase was found by MI5 with the address of a software company. The Dutch police found his fiancée, Miss Neeltje van Roon, in November 1946, and told her about his death. In 1947, the Dutch Government asked MI5 if they could have an official statement on the death of Engelbertus Fukken, as his fiancée wanted to make a claim for his life insurance policy, which he had put on her name when he left Noordwijk in August 1940. She wouldn't get the money because she stopped paying the premiums in 1944 and he committed suicide. The wife of a man from Rijnsburg died of a heart attack in 1995. She didn't discuss the fate of her former partner.His story was completely unknown to his family and all of the inhabitants of the area. Literature MI5-file KV2/114, which became public in 1999 gives a good impression of his life in Cambridge and how MI5 tried to find out more about his espionage activities. Ramsey conducted research in 1976 about the days when <mask> <mask> was found dead. The biography of <mask> <mask> was written by <mask> van den <mask>. He got a lot of information about his youth from the help of family members of Ter <mask> and his fiancée, as well as some Dutch files in the National Archive in The Hague. Only two English authors have written about <mask> <mask>'s recruitment in Noordwijk and his life in Cambridge in more than one page. The memoirs of Masterman, Peis, Farago, Levine, Hayward, Siedentopf and Verhoeyen are some of the books that can be found about the operation.There is a file of <mask> van den <mask>. The Double-Cross System in the war 1939-1945 was written by Masterman. 'Jan Willem Ter Braak' is from After the Battle Magazine. I was published in 1939-1942. Information about the deaths of Dutch people during World War II can be found on the Great Shelford Online

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title: Nick Boyle

texts: <mask> is an American football tight end for the Baltimore Ravens in the National Football League. He was a football player at Delaware. On November 24, 2014, it was announced that he had accepted the invitation to play in the Senior Bowl. He is the first Delaware player to play in the Senior Bowl since Joe Flacco. During the week leading up to the Senior Bowl, <mask> performed well at practice and showed scouts and teams hisVersatility, blocking capability, and his receiving ability. On January 24, 2015, the North defeated the South 34–13. He was one of 19 tight ends invited to the combine.The required combine and drills were completed by <mask>. His performance was described by media and analysts as mediocre as he finished last in the 40-yard dash among tight ends and dropped a few passes during drills. He was first among tight ends in the 60-yard shuttle and 20-yard shuttle, eighth in the broad jump, ninth in the vertical, and tied for fifth in the bench press. At Delaware's pro day on March 12, 2015, <mask> was one of 11 teammates. He ran a 40-yard dash in 5 minutes, a 20-yard dash in 2 minutes, and a 10-yard dash in 1.65. The tight ends coaches from the New York Jets, Indianapolis Colts, and Detroit Lions attended the event. At the conclusion of the pre-draft process, <mask> was projected to be a fifth or sixth round pick by the majority of NFL draft experts and scouts.He was the 11th best tight end in the draft. The Baltimore Ravens selected <mask> in the fifth round. He was the ninth tight end selected in the draft and the second tight end selected by the Ravens, with the first being Maxx Williams. He became teammates with Joe Flacco after

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title: Nick Boyle

texts: being drafted from Delaware. On May 7, 2015, the Baltimore Ravens signed <mask> to a four-year, $2.44 million contract that included a signing bonus. He was competing with Maxx Williams, Crockett Gilmore, Dennis Pitta, and Konrad Reuland for the starting tight end position left by Owen Daniels. He made his professional regular season debut in the Baltimore Ravens' loss to the Denver Broncos.On September 27, 2015, <mask> caught two passes for 19 yards. He caught a six-yard pass from Joe Flacco in the second quarter. On October 1, 2015, <mask> made his first career start and caught three passes for 12 receiving yards in a 23–20 victory at the Pittsburgh Steelers. He had a season-high 35 receiving yards in the Ravens' loss to Jacksonville in Week 10. On December 7, 2015, it was reported that the NFL would suspend <mask> for four games for violating the league's performance enhancing drug policy. He had to give up his salary for four games. He missed weeks 14–17 and was immediately suspended.He had a total of 18 catches for 153 receiving yards in 11 games and two starts. On February 19, 2016 it was announced that he would be suspended for the first ten games of the 2016 season for his second violation of the performance enhancing drug policy. He was added to the Ravens' active roster on November 26, 2016 The Baltimore Ravens routed the Miami Dolphins 38–6 on December 4, 2016. He had three catches for 15 yards in the loss to New England. He had six reception for 44 receiving yards in six games and zero starts. The tight end job was up for grabs during training camp, with Benjamin and Dennis Pitta, Maxx Williams, Larry Donnell, and Ryan Malleck all vying

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title: Nick Boyle

texts: for the position.After Gilmore and Pitta were injured, Harbaugh named him the starter for the season. He had one catch for 14 yards in Baltimore's 20–0 victory over Cincinnati. He caught a career-high five passes for 36 yards in the Ravens 26–9 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. He missed the Tennessee game because of a toe injury. He had a season in which he had 28 catches for 203 receiving yards. After competing with Maxx Williams and rookies, <mask> was named the starting tight end to begin the season. <mask> had a career-high 213 yards on 23 catches, despite being outplayed by the rookies.A three-year, $18 million contract extension with the Ravens was signed on March 7, 2019. He caught his first career touchdown in the Week 9 victory over New England. He caught his second career touchdown in a win over the Buffalo Bills. In the entire season, he had 31 catches for 322 receiving yards and two receiving touchdown. In Week 10, the left knee dislocate as a result of being tackled at the knees. He was placed on injured reserve. He had 13 catches for109 yards and two touchdown on the season.On January 29, 2021, <mask> agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Ravens. The new deal keeps him with the team through the end of the season. He was placed on short-term injured reserve to start the season. He was activated on November 8, 2021. A key part of the Ravens' rushing success since Lamar Jackson became the team's starting quarterback has been the blocking of offensive linemen such as <mask>. He is one of the top blocking tight ends. Baltimore Ravens bio 1993 births Living people American football tight ends Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens football


title: Rachael Flatt

texts: An American is a former competitive figure skater. She is the 2008 World Junior champion, a winner of four silver medals on the Grand Prix series, and the 2010 U.S. national champion. She was nominated to represent the United States at the 2010 Winter Olympics. She graduated from the university in 2015. <mask> was born on July 21, 1992, in Del Mar, California. She is the only child. Her parents are both engineers and her mother is a geneticist.Her grandfather was a fencer. Flatt is from Colorado Springs, Colorado. She majored in biology with a minor in psychology and received a bachelor's degree in the spring of 2015. She was the president of the junior class. She became a research assistant in Professor C. Barr Taylor's lab in her senior year. She is studying eating disorders at the University of North Carolina. At four years old, Career Flatt began skating.Flatt competed as a pair skater with Andrew Speroff from 2001 to 2004. The pair won silver at Nationals on the juvenile level in 2003 and the intermediate title in 2004. Flatt won the US novice national title at age 12. Flatt was too young to compete as a junior in the Junior Grand Prix, which would have earned her an event under other circumstances. She won the novice competition at the 2005 Triglav Trophy event. At the 2005 North American Challenge competition, Flatt won a bronze medal as a junior lady. At the junior level, Flatt won a silver medal.<mask> made her senior debut at the U.S. Championships in 2007, after missing the 2006–2007 ISU Junior Grand Prix season due to injury. The International Challenge Cup was

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texts: where Flatt made her international debut as a junior. Flatt was often referred to as "<mask> the Rock" and "The Consistency Queen" because of her ability to compete cleanly, landing up to seven triples in a freeskate. Flatt won the gold medal at her first Junior Grand Prix in Vienna, Austria, and the silver medal at her second Junior Grand Prix in Chemnitz, Germany. She won the silver medal at the Junior Grand Prix Final after placing third in the short program and first in the free skate. She won a silver medal at the 2008 U.S. Championships after winning the free skate. Flatt was placed on the team to the 2008 World Junior Championships because he was too young to be eligible for the senior World Championships.She won the title after placing third in the short program. The American ladies swept the podium. At the 2008 Skate America, <mask> placed fourth overall. She won a silver medal at the 2008 Cup of Russia. The silver medal was won by Flatt at the U.S. Championships. She was 5th at the World Championships. <mask> finished 4th at the Cup of China and won a silver medal at the Skate America.She placed ahead of Kim in the long program. She was named to the U.S. Olympic team after winning gold at the 2010 U.S. Championships. Flatt placed 7th in the Winter Olympics in 2010 with 182.49 points. She was ninth at the World Championships. Flatt won a silver medal at the U.S. Championships. She was going to the World Championships. Flatt was diagnosed with a stress fracture a week before the event.Flatt's coach did not request that the alternate, Mirai Nagasu, compete in her

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title: Elizabeth Plankinton

texts: The daughter of a Milwaukee businessman, <mask> or <mask> was an American philanthropist in the early 20th century. The people of Milwaukee called Plankinton the "municipal patroness" because of her generosity. The first YWCA in Milwaukee was built after she made a large donation. She bought a large-scale pipe organ for the city auditorium. She was a supporter of local artists and artisans. The statue of George Washington that was given to her was placed in Milwaukee's Monument Square. It is twelve feet tall and nine feet wide.This was the first piece of public art in the city. A mansion was built for Plankinton in an upscale Milwaukee neighborhood as a wedding gift from her father. She was abandoned by her fiancé for a dancer. Plankinton lost interest in the mansion. It was purchased by a widow after being empty for a decade. Plankinton was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was a daughter of <mask> and <mask>.Plankinton's older brother, William, was born in 1844 and her sister, Hannah, died of a heart condition in 1870. The <mask> House was built by businessman and millionaire <mask> and was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. It cost $100,000 to build in 1886–87. He was located across the street from his palatial residence. He built a house for his daughter to use as a wedding gift when she was going to marry Richard Henry Park. Park abandoned <mask> and married a dancer from Minneapolis instead. <mask> lost interest in the mansion after rejecting her wedding gift and never living in the residence which bore her name.The mansion was sold to a widow in 1896 and she lived in it until 1904. The Knights of Columbus used it until 1978, when it was sold

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texts: to her family. The Milwaukee redevelopment authority acquired it in 1967. The house provoked strong feelings at that time, with local historian H. Russell Zimmermann arguing for its preservation on historic grounds, in which he was supported by an analysis by the Historic American Buildings Survey. It was an "eyesore," a "monument to Victorian bad taste," and was surrounded by university buildings by 1980. The mansion is neither historical nor architecturally significant according to a representative of the university. It is not a true example of a particular style of architecture because it is the product of the owner's will.The House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976, but it was demolished by the university in October 1980 to make room for student facilities. The City of Milwaukee Historic Preservation Commission was formed in 1981 to protect Milwaukee's architectural heritage. Philanthropy <mask> was affectionately called "Miss Lizzie" by the citizens of Milwaukee because she followed in her father's footsteps as a humanitarian. Historical records show that Miss <mask> gave many gifts to the citizens of Milwaukee. She was referred to as the "municipal patroness" because of her spirit of giving. One of her public gifts was a $100,000 donation in 1892 that was used to build the first YWCA hotel for affordable housing for working women. She bought a $10,000 pipe organ for the new half million dollar Milwaukee auditorium in 1909.The George Washington statue for the city of Milwaukee was the most notable gift from Plankinton. The first piece of public art in Milwaukee cost $20,000 and was sculpted by 47 year old Park. George Washington

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title: Elizabeth Plankinton

texts: stands tall on a granite base as he is portrayed in uniform as the 43-year-old commander-in-chief of the Continental Army. There is a square and deep limestone foundation with 4 steps that sits on the complete statue assembly. On the lower left side, there is a note acknowledging the sculptor, who was Plankinton's then-fiancé. Two bronze figures, a mother and a child, are at the foot of the statue, which was requested by Plankinton. At a time when immigrants were coming in large numbers to live in Milwaukee, their inclusion is intended to portray a mother showing her child the father of the United States as a message on the importance of history or education.The statue was extensively restored. Plankinton lived in Germany for a number of months before World War I. The government took her property in the United States after the war broke out. She lived in Europe as her health deteriorated and died there in 1923. She was buried with her father, step mother, brother, and sister near a monument and pillar in the Forest Home Cemetery in Milwaukee. She left a lot of money to the people of Milwaukee, including $50,000 to the YWCA, the Milwaukee Hospital, and the Milwaukee-Downer College. After her father's death, Plankinton commissioned artist Susan Frackelton and her daughter, Gladys Frackelton Seely, to prepare and illustrate a hand-illuminated volume, Voices of Friends.Plankinton bequeathed $25,000 to the Layton Art Gallery. The volume has become part of the rare books collection at the Milwaukee Central Library after the gallery closed. Her nephew, William Woods <mask>, got her share of the estate because she never had a child. There are External links to births and


title: Johann Siegfried Hufnagel

texts: <mask> was a German parson and entomologist. <mask>'s life was not known until the 20th century. His first names were not known. In 1987 Gerstberger and Stiesy were able to identify him using the help of Fischer's work. Hufnagel's family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Berlin did not have a university at the time, so it's possible that he attended one of the universities in northern or eastern Germany. The address book in Berlin mentions one "Hufnagel" or "Huffnagel" who was a teacher at the Protestant-Lutheran church.As this is consistent with the career progression of young theologians at the time who often worked as teachers before their first appointment and with Fischer's records, it seems safe to assume that this was the lepidopterist <mask>. His first position was in Petersberg in the Oststernberg district. He was the parson of Langenfeld until his death in 1795. There were thirteen papers published by Hufnagel between 1765 and 1767, ten of which were published in the journal "Berlinisches Magazin". Four descriptions of single species of agricultural pests were included in one of his papers. The Berlin area was represented in Hufnagel's collection by the eight

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title: Johann Siegfried Hufnagel

texts: papers that formed a treatment in tabular form of the larger Lepidoptera. The series of papers were often referred to as "Die Tabellen".The descriptions of new species are very short. <mask>'s lack of a terminology for the wing pattern elements of Lepidoptera makes it difficult for native speakers of German to understand his descriptions. The diagnosis of Phalaena grisea is called Die Graumotte. Ihren zerstreuten grauen und braunen Flecken ist gelblich grau. There is a Grey Moth. Entirely grey with scattered grey and brown spots. Hufnagel was acquainted with Freiherr S. A. von Rottemburg who lived in Klemzig near Zllichau.He was given his collection by Hufnagel. Rottemburg published a series of papers on the Hufnagel collection in the 17th century. Most of Hufnagel's taxa can be identified thanks to this work. A number of species seem to have been lost from the collection, and in some cases there is a mix-up of specimen so that not all problems of identification are solved. Many of Hufnagel's names had priority, but most authors of the early 19th century preferred to ignore them. The names of many species that were identified in Hufnagel's work became known to a wider circle of lepidopterists after Philipp Christoph Zeller published an analysis of the work. The Hufnagel collection is not known.It has never been heard of again and most likely died soon after Rottemburg's death, whether it was given back to Hufnagel or not. The Hufnagel's taxa are used as valid names for some species. Hufnagel, J. S., is the author of Publications Hufnagel. The Berlinisches Magazin has a 1 pl. Hufnagel, J. S., ist Tabelle von den Tagevgeln der hiesigen


title: Johann Siegfried Hufnagel

texts: Gegend. Berlinisches Magazin, 2(1): 54-90. <mask>, J. S., is the author of Natrliche Geschichte des Changeant and Schielervogels.Berlinisches Magazin, 2(2): 111-131, 1 pl. Hufnagel, J. S., ist die Abendvgel (Sphinges Linnaei) angezeigt. Berlinisches Magazin, 2(2): 174-195. The author is J. S<mask>. The Berlinisches Magazin was published in 2(4). Hufnagel said, "Gedanken ber die Mittel, die schdlichen Raupen." Berlinisches Magazin, 3(1): 3-19.<mask>, J. S., is an author not stated. Berlinisches Magazin, 3(2): 202-215. <mask> is the author of "Fortsetzung der vierten Tabelle von den Insecten." The Berlinisches Magazin was published in 3 (3). <mask>, J. S., was the author of "Zwote Fortsetzung der vierten Tabelle von den Insecten." The Berlinisches Magazin was published in 1974. <mask>, J. S., was the author of the novel "Beschreibung."In Berlinisches Magazin, there is a 1 pl. Hufnagel, J. S., is also known as "H---l." There is a plant called Phalaena pyritoides. The Berlinisches Magazin is a magazine. Hufnagel, J. S., was the author of "Fortsetzung der Tabelle von den Nachtvgeln." The Berlinisches Magazin was published in 2004. Hufnagel, J. S.Fortsetzung der Tabelle von den Nachtvgeln, die 3te Art derselben, nehmlich die Spannenmesser, enthlt. The Berlinisches Magazin was published in the 4th edition. Additional sources include Fischer, O. The Mark Brandenburg seit der Reformation. E. S. Mittler and Sohn are from Berlin. Schmetterlinge in Berlin-West was written by Gerstberger and Stiesy. The second part of the article is called Teil II.The naturwissenschaftlichen Museen Berlins is located in Berlin. 96 pp. The people from Uckermark were

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title: Ted Sobel

texts: <mask> is an American sportscaster and author who is the longest tenured Los Angeles-based radio sports reporter. He's worked for CBS Radio since 1985. The host and producer of Sports USA Radio's pre, halftime, and postgame shows and NHL pre and postgame shows is <mask>. <mask> has been a sideline reporter for Sports USA Radio's football and NCAA games of the week since 2004, as well as hosting and reporting on all major sports for the network. Touching Greatness was <mask>'s first book. After graduating from Fairfax High School, <mask> went to Los Angeles City College to study radio and TV broadcast. He graduated from Los Angeles City College.Since 1973, <mask> has been a reporter for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Lakers, and Los Angeles Kings, as well as a reporter for the Anaheim Angels. The Associated Press Radio, WFAN Radio in New York, Sports Fan Radio Network, and others were included. <mask> was the Public Address Announcer for the Long Beach Sharks. He had his first professional play-by-play opportunities that season with the Sharks on local cable TV and on radio. He was the voice of the first pro sports franchise to ever broadcast on radio when he was the play-by-play man for the IHL Los Angeles/Long Beach Ice Dogs. He broadcasted hockey games at the University of Wisconsin, including two games against the 'Miracle on Ice' Olympic gold medal winning team. He was the public relations and media director for the New Hampshire/Cape Cod Freedoms of the North Eastern Hockey League.He was a radio color analyst for the Pacific Hockey League and the playoffs and championship series for the Northeast Hockey League. <mask> was a game reporter and in-studio host on the inaugural broadcast of the NHL's Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. After working in Los Angeles, <mask> returned to Madison, Wisconsin to do radio play-by-play for Long Beach State basketball and football. The Irvine basketball team played on the radio in the 1980's. When KMPC Radio became the first all-sports station in Los Angeles in 1992, <mask> joined them as a sports anchor and field reporter. He was an update anchor, field

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title: Ted Sobel

texts: reporter, and talk show host for the Gene Autry-owned station while also producing the Los Angeles Rams and UCLA football postgame shows. The Masters Tournament for Los Angeles' only all-news station was covered by Sobel.In 1994, <mask> moved over to radio station KFWB where he was a sports anchor/reporter and host of a talk show until the station was sold in 2016 He hosted Los Angeles Dodgers pre and postgame shows on the Dodgers flagship station from 2003-2007, as well as NBA Los Angeles Clippers pre and post game shows on their flagship station. He has reported from numerous sporting events, including Super Bowls, World Series, NBA Finals, NHL Stanley Cup Finals, Rose Bowl games, NCAA Football and Basketball National Championships, and Summer Olympics. The Wayne Gretzky trade from Los Angeles to St. Louis was one of the big stories. <mask> was a three time Golden Mike winner for best sports news reporting in Southern California radio and he also enjoyed being part of a record 10-year run of winning the prestigious Best Radio Anchor Staff awards presented by the Southern California Sports Broadcasters Association. The ANA Inspiration is the first major of the year and <mask> was the 18th green analyst for seven years. He was the on-court stadium commentator for over 15 years at the Los Angeles Open tennis tournament at UCLA, where he also did tennis play by play for the in-house team.<mask>'s extensive voice over work includes many local commercials while also being the hockey arena public address announcer's voice for the 1986 movie Touch and Go for Tri-Star Pictures starring Michael Keaton. One of four children born to parents Sherry and <mask>, <mask> is a Los Angeles native. The founder of the popular women's apparel label of the 1960s was his father. His mother was a singer with the USO and used the stage name Shari Fare. The sister of six-time Academy Award nominee Carl Foreman who won the Oscar for his best written adapted screenplay of The Bridge on the River Kwai, had a different maiden name. <mask> is a first cousin to two other people. People from Los Angeles and Los Angeles City

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title: Charles Sidney Gilpin

texts: One of the most well-known stage actors of the 1920s was <mask>. The premier of Abraham Lincoln and the premiere of The Emperor Jones were both in New York City. He was the first black American to receive an annual award from The Drama League in 1920. He attended St. Francis RC School in the city where he was born. He found his career in theater after working in the print shop. He was a singer at the age of 12. He worked as a printer and pressman at several black newspapers before becoming a stage actor.He married Florence Howard in 1897 and they had a son. A life on the road that lasted for many years began at the age of 18 when <mask> joined a show. He worked as a printer, barber, boxing trainer, and railroad porter when he wasn't on stage. He joined the Canadian Jubilee Singers in 1903. He began performing with the Red Cross and the Candy Shop of America in 1905. He acted in Chicago and played his first dramatic roles there. He performed at the Pekin Theater in Chicago for four years.He went to the United States with the Pan-American Octetts. Rogers and Creamer's Old Man's Boy Company was in New York. TheAnita Bush Players moved from the Lincoln Theater in Harlem to the Lafayette Theatre in 1915. The theatrical careers of many famous black actors were launched during this time when New York theater was expanding. In 1916, <mask> wore whiteface as Jacob McCloskey, a slave owner and villain of The Octoroon. His reputation allowed him to get the role of Rev., even though he left Bush's company over a salary dispute. The premier of John Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln was shown in 1919.He was cast in the premier of The Emperor Jones after his Broadway

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texts: debut. He played the lead role in Negro World and was praised by the writer. The Drama League named him one of the 10 people who had done the most for American theater in 1920. He was the first black American to be honored. <mask> refused to decline the invitation after the Drama League refused to withdraw it. <mask> was invited to the presentation dinner by the League. He received a standing ovation when he accepted his award.After the Broadway closing of the play, he continued to perform in the U.S. tour, but he had a falling out with O'Neill. The word "nigger" was used frequently in the play. The playwright said its use was consistent with his intentions. The NAACP awarded <mask> the Spingarn medal in 1921. He was honored by the president at the White House. The Dumas Dramatic Club in Cleveland was renamed in his honor. When they couldn't come to a reconciliation, O'Neill replaced <mask> with Paul Robeson as Brutus Jones in the London production.One of the first black performers to give a dramatic presentation on radio was <mask>. He gave readings from "The Emperor Jones" on a Boston station. After the controversy and the disappointment of losing his signature role, <mask> started drinking heavily. He did not perform on Broadway again. He died in New Jersey in 1930. His funeral was arranged by his friends shortly after he died. 61 years after his death, he was inducted into the American Theater Hall of Fame.African American actors were influenced by the relationship with Eugene O'Neill O'Neill. All God's Chillun Got Wings, The Emperor Jones, and The Hairy Ape were all worked on by O'Neill and Robeson. The lead role in The Emperor Jones was not

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title: Charles Sidney Gilpin

texts: originated by Robeson. The first actor to play the role of Brutus Jones was a respected leading man from the all-black Lafayette Players of Harlem. This production was a huge hit. The play was transferred to another theater because the Players' small theater was too small. It toured in the US with this cast for the next two years and ran for 204 performances.In 1920, <mask> became the first black American to receive the annual award from the Drama League of New York, which was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The NAACP awarded <mask> the Spingarn medal. He was honored by the president at the White House. The Dumas Dramatic Club in Cleveland was renamed in his honor. Though the acclaimed actor continued to perform in subsequent productions of the play, he eventually had a falling out with O'Neill who argued with Gilpin's tendency to change his use of the word "nigger" to " Negro" and "colored" during performances. The playwright refused to remove the word "nigger" from the play because he argued that the use of language was based on a friend, an African-American. The middle-aged Gilpin was replaced by the younger and unknown Paul Robeson, who had only performed on the concert stage.The title role in the New York revival was played by Robeson. He

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texts: went on to become one of the great artists of the 20th century because of his performance in the London production of the musical Show Boat. The show was revived in 1926 at the Mayfair Theatre in Manhattan, with <mask> again starring as Jones and also directing the show. The first American play to feature an African-American central character portrayed in a serious manner is remembered today for the acting debut of a young Moss Hart as Smithers. The play was adapted for a 1933 feature film starring Paul Robeson, directed by Dudley Murphy, who pursued the reluctant playwright for a decade before getting the rights from him. After the controversy and the disappointment of losing his signature role, <mask> began drinking heavily and succumbed to depression. His career was in tatters after he died in 1930 in New Jersey.His funeral was arranged by his friends shortly after he died. In recognition of his work, <mask> was posthumously inducted into the American Theatre Hall of Fame. "<mask> Comments" can be read further. Negro said that he was trying to present his art rather than himself to the public. The New York Times published "The New Plays" in December of 1920. The New York Times published "news and gossip of the Rialto" in October of 1920. "'Emperor Jones' Coming Up", The New York Times, December 13, 1920.The Ghost Walks: A Chronological History of Blacks in Show Business 1865–1910 was written by Henry T. Sampson. Dictionary of American Biography, American Council of Learned Societies. John T. Kneebone wrote "'It Wasn't All Velvet': The Life and Hard Times of <mask>. Blackface performers and Spingarn medal winners were 20th-century African-American

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title: John Harrison Mills

texts: <mask> was an American artist, businessman and philanthropist who worked in Buffalo, New York, and Colorado. He worked in sculpture, sketches, poetry and other writings as well as being a painter. He made illustrations for publications of the day. He founded a shipping company for artists and was a partner in two businesses. <mask> was badly injured in the Second Battle of Bull Run and was involved with veterans' groups for the rest of his life. He was a member of numerous artists' groups, some of which he founded, and he arranged exhibitions and taught art classes. <mask> helped to establish the Bah Faith in Buffalo.<mask>'s artwork captures the time in which he lived. The US Civil War is depicted in his work. Pieces of his art are in the collections of the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, the Albright–Knox Art Gallery, and the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy. <mask> <mask> was born in New York on January 11, 1842. He was the son of two people from Otsego County. They were a farming family with three children. The children were raised on a farm and worked on it.<mask> was known to mold with clay as a child. Benedict R. Maryniak was an early biographer. At the age of 15, <mask> moved to Buffalo to become an artist. <mask>'s father was believed to have endorsed this as a step towards developing business sense. <mask> suffered eye strain while working as a bank-note engraver. He began painting portraits with the encouragement of William H. Beard. <mask> painted a portrait of his father.He camped along the river and sold paintings. He was a member of the Nameless Club and gave a talk. The Weed Block building was the location of <mask>' studio by December 1860. <mask> enlisted for the Union in the Civil War at the age of 19. He enlisted with the 21st New York Volunteer Infantry on May 8. "Camp Buffalo" and "Fort Buffalo" were established by May 21. The record keeping was done by <mask> in the early days of their deployment.He painted portraits of soldiers. They

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texts: fought in the First Battle of Bull Run and the Second Battle of Bull Run. The personal details of the battle were recorded. <mask>'s company began to engage in hand-to-hand combat at the front line when he was struck down, and he was evacuated by ambulance as a retreat was called. One report stated that his leg had been shattered, and <mask> later called it a knee injury, but it was a bullet lodged through the front of his pelvis which was removed from the back side. "They cut where I told them and when they pulled it out they made a noise, a sort of whistle that I will never forget." <mask> gained the title "the name who would not die" according to some reports.He was disabled. <mask> made some drawings and sold them on his way back to Buffalo. He began work while he was convalescing. He saw George Catlin's Indian and war paintings while he was at the old Smithsonian Institution. The paperwork for <mask>' military pension was marked as invalid after he was discharged. Establishment <mask> wrote his first notable work, "Chronicles of the 21st Regiment of New York", after returning to Buffalo. The first edition was published in six parts.His injury and illness caused some of the writing to be delayed. <mask> was awarded a bronze medal from the New York State Agricultural Society for painting a bull. The train carrying Lincoln's body arrived in Buffalo on April 27, 1865. Despite looking out of place due to his disability and long hair, <mask> was an honor guard for the coffin in St. James Hall. While the reception area was being finished, <mask> was allowed to sketch Lincoln. A bust of plaster is about ten inches tall. In the fall of 1865, some gray-tinted copies were mass reproduced.According to the president of the Buffalo Nameless Club, <mask> was equally at home in sculpture, poesy, and painting. His bust of Abraham Lincoln, his poem of 'Booths', and twin pictures of 'A dream of life' are master pieces of conception and composition. The scenes of the

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texts: railroad disaster were sketched by <mask> in 1867. <mask> was a partner in a business. From 1869 to 1872, <mask> worked for the Buffalo Morning Express as a copy reader and assistant editor. <mask> was responsible for converting drawings into wood-stock for printing and he reworked the illustrations for the Buffalo Express series of articles spoofing coverage of a tightrope walker crossing the falls. <mask> and Clemens were members of the "Nameless Club" of war veterans.<mask> was elected senior vice-commander of the GAR veterans' association in Buffalo in December 1869. <mask> married a Canadian on August 25, 1865. Margaret Elvira was the second child, born a year later. The daughter who died after a few months was born in 1869. The family lived in the home of a civil engineer. In the summer of 1872, due to concerns for her health, the family moved to Colorado, where <mask>'s brother had an engraving company. <mask> bought 5 acres of land.He won a prize at the Art Department of Colorado's Agricultural Fair, and painted a sheep for a stockmen's show. His poem was published in a newspaper. During the year in 1873, <mask> and Hamilton Hamilton sold art together. They were invited to go on the Upper Arkansas expedition. In the 19th century, <mask> took horses into the mountains to paint water colors and offered art classes in Denver. <mask> traveled to the mountains to sketch and contributed art and articles to publications. They bought a wagon as his wife's health improved.They found a place to make a homestead in the Colorado Basin. They lived in Hot Sulphur Springs around 1874, where they had a school. His painting "First School in Middle Park" was about this. While the scenery was rich and inspiring, there was no local market for his art and it was a difficult life. At one point, <mask> had to be saved by hunters. In 1876, the family moved into a brick house in Denver and <mask> took a studio which later became the Tabor Grand Opera House. <mask> had art

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texts: schools and associations.He became secretary of the local Republican party and a probate judge, seemingly on his reputation for mediation between whites and Ute people. His success was in engraving. Wood engravings and writing were sold by <mask>. In September 1978, a 12-page article in Scribner's with mostly his own sketches with the story "Hunting the Mule-Deer in Colorado" was published. The October 1879 Scribner's titled "The Camp of the Carbonates" was illustrated by him. George Crofutt commissioned <mask> to do illustrations and wood-engravings for several guidebooks, including the "Colorado Springs, Pike's Peak Sunset", which was called his greatest wood-engraving. <mask> was a co-owner of a publishing shop in Denver and was also a partner in an engraving/publishing company.In January of 1882, <mask>' painting "Frontier School" was sold to Wolfe Londoner, the mayor of Denver. "News from Home" is a painting by <mask> that is in the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum. <mask> was president of the Academy of Fine Arts of Colorado when he worked with a state senator and mining tycoon to organize the Mining and Industrial Exposition. <mask> held meetings in the Opera House building while he was a teacher. Albert Steele was a political caricaturist. Despite the short-lived nature of some groups he founded, <mask> had great influence in developing artists and an art market in Colorado. The third child, <mask>, was born on June 19, 1882.A delegate from the Denver chapter of the Ladies auxiliary went to the national meeting in July of 1884. The GAR established the Woman's Relief Corps at Farragut Post. The first president of the Colorado state chapter was Henrietta, who was a charter member. The Farragut Corps was named after the Farragut Post. In October, <mask> wrote an article about the organization. In December <mask> was elected commander of the Farragut GAR corps and in December he aided the organization of the GAR corp in Delta, Colorado. The American Art

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texts: Association in New York City spread <mask>'s reputation and he moved to Manhattan where he became the general manager of the New York Art Guild.The American Fine Arts Society was incorporated in New York in 1889. The New York Art Guid incorporated in 1891. <mask> said he was too busy for more than a short trip into the countryside for inspiration. The New York component of the country's contribution to the World of Art exhibition was coordinated by <mask>, who hosted a White House reception for the artists. The shipping company <mask> opened for artists was taken over by his son <mask> by 1898. The painting "On the Croquet Ground of Central Park" was donated by <mask> in June. The World's Columbian Exposition was held in Chicago in 1893.The 1898 "Art Kalendarium" exhibition series for the New York Art Guild was organized by <mask>. An art school and student's exhibition series was organized by <mask> in 1895 after he organized a retreat for art students. In 1897, <mask> broke his arm when a bicyclist ran into him. By April 1901, <mask> had moved to Westford, New York, where he met his wife, Henrietta. The New York Herald gave <mask> a $100 prize for the best poem on the anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. His poem, "The Third Day", did not have universal critical praise, but it was widely circulating and received a lot of attention. They laid the wounded on the floor and the little house would hold no more. The maid smiled and said she was not afraid.In his sixties, <mask> held artists' meetings and exhibitions in his house, often on a weekly basis. The 1905 Artists Year Book states that <mask> exhibited at the National Academy of Design in New York and was a member of professional arts clubs in New York and Philadelphia. <mask> continued to paint portraits. He exhibited the work of his art students and taught a class on clay modeling. <mask> joined the Buffalo Historical Society and became a founding director of the Artists and Illustrators Club. The

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texts: Buffalo Society of Artists exhibited some paintings by <mask>. The Albright Gallery has exhibited <mask> several times.The Progressive Thought League was hosted by the <mask>. The 1908 business meeting was held at their home and <mask> was listed as the vice-president. At a GAR reception in January 1910, <mask> presented a painting of the new commander of the Chapin Post. <mask> made portraits for the 50th anniversary of the battles at Bull Run. "To the devoted departed" is a memorial poem written by <mask>. He was honored at a GAR gathering for Gettysburg and later at a reunion of veterans. He was an elected officer of the GAR corps.In January 1916, <mask> joined the Guild of Allied Arts. <mask> wrote a booklet about the early artists of Colorado. <mask> was interested in the Bah Faith since 1898 when he was living in New York City. <mask> may have been introduced to the religion by his daughter Margaret's husband, who was an active Bah in New York in 1900. The Bah Faith was mentioned in local newspapers for the first time after Margaret moved to Buffalo in 1906. The first meetings of the Bahs were credited as beginning at this time. The <mask> wanted to work with more Bahs.A November 1906 letter from the Bah House of Spirituality of Chicago was summarized by Robert Stockman as "We don't know of any believers there." Margaret presented a paper at the Progressive Thought League and it was published in the local newspaper. Margaret was the vice-president of the League. In August 1906, the Mills hosted Bah Alma Knobloch, who promoted that faith through publications in local newspapers and meetings at the <mask> home. Margaret wrote a letter to the head of the religion. Margaret broke her arm while running from her parent's house and was placed in a state hospital before she received a reply. "Bahais at home and abroad" and a talk on the religion's "mission as a unifier of all faiths" were given by <mask> in April and May 1907.He gave an extended talk at the

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texts: League, "Basis of the Bahai Faith", which was published in the Buffalo Times. The Buffalo Bah community was counted by <mask> as having 35 people. <mask>'s home could be a good place to get Bah literature. At the national convention in March 1909, <mask> voted for the creation of the national organization of Bahs. The meetings were held at the <mask> home. He was listed in the first editions of Star of the West as the president of the local Bah community. <mask> received Abdu'l-Bah in Buffalo in June 1912.Some visitors from abroad referred to the home as the "Bahai center" after <mask>'s death. <mask> died on October 23, 1916. His absence was noted in a poem. His work was on display at the Art Institute of Chicago. In remembrance of <mask> and others who had been lost, a group of Civil War veterans marched. <mask> was called a highly intelligent, deeply caring, sensitive man by Nelson A. Reiger. The Denver Public Library held an exhibition on <mask> in the early 1930s.There was renewed interest in <mask> with the rediscovery of When Mark Twain lived in Buffalo, and his painting "Campsite in the Rockies" was included in the Western America: Landscapes and Indians collection. Biographies began to appear. The odyssey of <mask> <mask> and "The Most Humane of Humans: Mark Twain and <mask> <mask>" were published in the Buffalo area. According to the review, <mask>'s original text is unknown except for the excerpts printed in newspapers. The excerpts were published in the Western New York Heritage Institute's magazine. <mask> was noted in a 2004 biographical review of Mark Twain. A biography of <mask>'s early years as a Colorado painter was published in 2009.The painting of <mask> was on display at the Huntington Library. The Albright-Knox Gallery and Colorado Springs Pioneers Museums have <mask>'s work. Poems about 1871, title unknown, include "Colorado", "The Third Day", "Uplift", and "To the devoted departed". There is a painting of a sheep and a painting of

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title: Charles Stanton

texts: From 1915 to 1922, <mask> was a Member of Parliament. The death of the Labour Party founder, Keir Hardie, caused a by-election on 25 November 1915 in which he won one of the two seats for Merthyr Tydfil. After the two-member Merthyr Tydfil seat was divided into two single member seats, <mask> focused on the Aberdare division, which he won at the 1918 general election, but lost at the 1922 general election. He was a member of the Independent Labour Party and began his political career as a miner's agent. He was elected to the Aberdare Urban District Council in 1904. He was critical of Keir Hardie's approach to politics. In the December 1910 general election, <mask> was a Labour candidate.Alfred Thomas, a prominent Baptist and former Mayor of the city, stood as a candidate for the Liberal and Labour Association in the constituency. ClementEdwards was selected by the East Glamorganshire Liberal and Labour Association for the 1910 general election. He was a barrister who had represented trade unions in major cases and was also active in organizing trade unions and industrial action. He was against a separate Labour Party. In February 1910, the South Wales Miners' Federation organised a poll to find a candidate to replace Alfred Thomas. In May 1910, <mask> was selected as the Labour candidate for the seat by a trade union delegates meeting and, by July 1910, he was described as the "accepted Labour candidate for East Glamorgan". The leadership of the South Wales Miners Federation and the Miners' Federation of Great Britain did not like him because of his stance on industrial disputes.The Executive Committee of the M.F.G.B. met in November 1910. The decision to refuse to place <mask>'s name on the list was reversed the next day. In the general election in December 1910, Clement Edwards won the seat, the Conservative candidate took second place, and the Liberal candidate finished third. "Although defeated, he was

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texts: by no means downhearted, as he realised that he was preaching a new gospel for which the electors were evidently not prepared, but the day would come when his views would be much more acceptable," said <mask> in his speech at the declaration. When the United Kingdom entered the First World War, <mask> became a strong supporter of the national war effort, and publicly opposed Keir Hardie's stance against the war. After the outbreak of the war, the Merthyr Tydfil parliamentary seat became vacant due to the death of Hardie. The by-election to fill the position was held on 25 November 1915.James Winstone was the official Labour candidate. He served as Vice- President of the South Wales Miners Federation from 1912 and was recently elected President of the South Wales Federation. He was a former chairman of the Urban District Councils of Risca and Abersychan. In the four by-elections held in Wales since the outbreak of war, the candidate of the former member's party was returned without opposition. The Labour Party candidate to succeed Keir Hardie would be returned without opposition. According to a letter written by the Secretary of the Labour Party to the Western Mail, the National Executive of the Labour Party, the South Wales Miners' Federation, and the Merthyr constituency conference all supported the candidacy of Winstone. On a patriotic, win-the-war platform, he announced that he would stand against Winstone.The Independent Labour Party was the focus of the campaign. <mask> presented himself as a 'National' candidate, standing on a National platform, and respecting, as I am, the political truce, I am considering not only the opinion of Labour men but of all sections of the community. I don't hesitate to say that my candidacy is national in the truest sense of the term. It is obvious that the success of Mr.Winstone would be a message of discouragement to our soldiers in the field. He was a supporter of the

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texts: war effort. One of his sons was serving in France while the other only recently volunteered. He addressed recruiting meetings.However, he did not support military service. The Liberal and Conservative parties were not involved in the by-election. They supported the campaign on the ground. The Western Mail carried a letter from T. Artemus Jones, the prospective Liberal candidate who had been adopted as the official candidate. The support must come from all the great parties. There is a domestic difference among the members of one party and neither of the other parties in the State has the right to interfere with the one section or the other. There is only one issue, one duty before the people, and members of the Liberal and Conservative parties are free to support it.Conservatives, Radicals, and Socialists are not in the party sense as long as the war continues. The vigorous prosecution of the war is the duty of that issue. The Conservatives and the Liberals don't care about the dispute between Mr. <mask> and the Independent Labour Party. In their capacity as citizens, they have the right to make their own judgement about the country's future at this time. The Socialist National Defence Committee endorsed him. He was described as a "National" candidate by his election address. In a low poll, <mask> won the seat with a majority of over 4,000 votes.<mask> had 10,286 votes and Winstone had 6,080. On January 6, 1916, the government introduced its first conscription bill. The victory of <mask> in Keir Hardie's old seat has been seen as facilitating the introduction of conscription. The Lloyd George Coalition Government was supported by <mask>. The two parliamentary seats of Merthyr Tydfil were divided into two single-member constituencies in the 'Coupon' general election of December 1918. The two urban districts of Aberdare and Mountain Ash were part of Merthyr Tydfil. The "Coupon" general election of December

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texts: 1918 was fought by the National Democratic and Labour Party candidate, with the support of the Coalition National Government.He defeated the Labour candidate, Thomas Evan Nicholas. Both Nicholas and <mask> took different positions during the War. Both Nicholas and Hardie were anti-war and anti-conscription. They were against their policies for the peace because they supported the policy of imposing heavy obligations on the defeated nations. He called for the expulsion of all aliens. In the Merthyr Division, at the 1918 general election, Sir Edgar Rees Jones, standing as a Coalition Liberal, defeated James Winstone, standing again as a Labour candidate, by 1,445 votes. One of the two MPs for Merthyr Tydfil was elected to Parliament at the January 1910 general election.At the general election of November 1922, <mask> was a Lloyd George National Liberal candidate. He was defeated by the Labour candidate, George Hall. The nine other MPs seeking to hold seats they had won in the "coupon" election of 1918 under the National Democratic and Labour Party banner shared the same failure at the 1922 general election. One of the nine was ClementEdwards, who had defeated <mask> in 1910. In 1918, he won the East Ham South seat for theNDLP, but was defeated by the Labour candidate in 1922. He joined the Liberal Party. <mask>, <mask> and M.P. are external links.The Dictionary of Welsh Biography (Welsh Biography Online) was retrieved from the National Library of Wales. The U.K. Parliament website has '<mask> <mask> MP' on it. The National Library of Wales Journal, Vol XXXV No 3, was retrieved on 2 May. Anthony Mr-O'Brien wrote 'The Merthyr Boroughs Election, November 1915'. There were 12 no. pp. 4 Welsh Journals Online (National Library of Wales) has 538–566 online.An account of <mask>'s radical leadership in the 1910 Powell Duffryn coal strike is included in 'Remembering 1910'. There were 1873 births and 1946 deaths of UK

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title: Henry Bruce, 1st Baron Aberdare

texts: <mask> was a British Liberal Party politician who served in government most notably as Home Secretary and Lord President of the Council. Sarah was the daughter of Reverend Hugh Williams Austin and was the first wife of <mask>. John Bruce assumed the name Bruce when he was young because his mother was the daughter of William Bruce, the high sheriff of Glamorganshire. At the age of twelve, <mask> attended the Bishop Gore School. He was invited to the bar from Lincoln's Inn. His family's wealth was brought about by the discovery of coal beneath the Duffryn and other estates. After entering parliament as a Liberal member for Merthyr Tydfil, Bruce resigned from the stipendiary position he had held from 1847 to 1854.Bruce was re-elected as the Member of Parliament for Merthyr Tydfil after the death of Sir John Guest. He did so with the enthusiastic support of the late member's political allies, notably the iron masters of Dowlais, and he was subsequently regarded by his political opponents as their nominee. Bruce's parliamentary record supported liberal policies with the exception of the ballot. The electorate in the constituency was mostly made up of the working classes. Bruce's relationship with the miners of the Aberdare Valley deteriorated as a result of the strike. Bruce wanted to strike a conciliatory tone in persuading the miners to return to work. He referred to the violence engendered elsewhere as a result of strikes and to examples of intimidation and violence in the immediate locality in his second speech.The strike may have contributed to his election defeat ten years later. Bruce played a role in the further development of the iron industry when he was appointed a Trustee of the Dowlais Iron Company. After nearly ten years in Parliament, he became Under-Secretary of State for the

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title: Henry Bruce, 1st Baron Aberdare

texts: Home Department. He became a Charity Commissioner for England and Wales in 1864 and later became the Vice- President of the Council of Education. Merthyr Tydfil became a two-member constituency after the Second Reform Act of 1867. Merthyr Tydfil had dominated representation since the formation of the constituency due to the fact that most of the electorate lived in the town and its vicinity. During the 1850s and 1860s, the population of Aberdare grew rapidly, and the franchise changes in 1867 gave the vote to large numbers of miners in that valley.Bruce was unpopular among the new electors because of his actions during the dispute. It was thought that the iron master, Richard Fothergill, would be elected to the second seat. However, the appearance of a third Liberal candidate, <mask>, a nonconformist radical popular in both Merthyr and Aberdare, left Bruce on the defensive and he was defeated, finishing in third place behind both Richard and Fothergill. After losing his seat, Bruce was made Home Secretary by William Ewart Gladstone. He was responsible for the Licensing Act of 1872, which made the magistrates the licensing authority, increased the penalties for misconduct in public-houses, and shortened the hours for the sale of drink. Bruce relinquished the home secretaryship in order to become Lord President of the Council and was elevated to the peerage on August 23, 1873. It was hoped that the proposal to keep existing licensee holders for a further ten years would be more radical.His nonconformist's conscience was hurt by its unpopularity and he had a strong leaning towards Temperance. He had been trying to improve the morality of miners by trying to ban boys from the pits. Further rights to unions and protection from malicious prosecutions were given by the Trades Union Act 1871. The


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texts: was taken over by the British government in 1899.In 1894 a charter was obtained for the University College of South Wales, which was a part of the University of Wales. This is a university. Lord Aberdare, who was made a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath in 1885, presided over several Royal Commissions at different times. The sister of 1st Baron Heytesbury, Annabella A'Court, was married to <mask> on January 6, 1846. They had four children, one son and three daughters. The 2nd Baron Margaret Cecilia married <mask> Bruce on 16 September 1889. Wyck Rissington is the home of <mask> Richmond MA.George Augustus Vernon-Harcourt was the son of admiral Frederick Edward Vernon-Harcourt. Rev John William Wynne-Jones, MA, was the rector of Llantrisant. He is the son of John Wynne-Jones JP. He married a second time on 17 August 1854, after the death of his first wife, the historian of the Peninsular War. They had seven daughters and two sons and the youngest was a mountaineer. Alice Bruce was a leader in women's education. Sarah was married to a barrister.The author was married to Elizabeth Fox Bruce. Lord Aberdare died at his London home, 39 Princes Gardens, South Kensington, on February 25, 1895, at the age of 80, and was succeeded in the barony by his only son, <mask>. He was survived by his wife, who died in 1897. She was active in the establishment of a women's college in Wales. <mask> Bruce is buried in Wales. His family plot is surrounded by a chain and his gravestone is a simple Celtic cross. "To God the Judge of all and to the spirits of just men more perfect" is written in place.External links <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask> Bruce, <mask>

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title: Frank Swannell

texts: One of British Columbia's most famous surveyors was <mask>. He came to British Columbia during the time of the gold rush. He was a professional surveyr in British Columbia from 1908 to 1908. He kept a journal of his work and collected over 5000 unique pictures of the era, which were donated to BC Archives for the benefit of future researchers. Many areas of the province are covered in the photographs that have been taken for more than 40 years. Their subjects include stagecoaches, sternwheelers, old forts and remote villages, pioneer settlers, miners and First Nations people. The history of British Columbia is enriched by <mask>'s pictures.After graduating from high school in Toronto, <mask> attended a two-year program in mining engineering at the University of Toronto. He worked in New Denver, British Columbia, in the summer of 1898. After graduating, he wanted to go to the Yukon to participate in the gold rush, but instead got his land surveying licence from Gore and McGregor, who he worked for for two years. <mask> gained a reputation for being one of the best in the business after he left the firm. The construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway caused a lot of interest in Central and Northern British Columbia, and settlers were looking for agricultural land, which needed to be surveyed before it could be sold or pre-empted. A 66-foot length of chain and a transit would be considered simple by today's standards, but they were remarkably accurate. The pioneer surveyors did more than just survey the land, they also recorded the soil conditions and potential uses of the land, information that was a necessity for the government and land-seekers alike.<mask> received a government contract to survey the Nechako Valley. <mask> kept his winter home in Victoria because he worked in the summers. They would take a stagecoach to Soda Creek from the Canadian Pacific Railway and then Charlotte would take them to Quesnel. It was a

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texts: ten day hike from Quesnel to the Nechako Valley. It was more difficult to survey British Columbia than it was in other areas of Western Canada. Survey lines had to be cut through dense wilderness across swamps, lakes, rivers and over mountainous areas. <mask> had to worry about keeping food on hand for his crew as there were few farms in the region and goods often took three weeks or longer to arrive from Hudson's Bay Company stores on pack trains or by canoe.<mask> and his crew surveyed the area around Fort Fraser. In 1909, <mask> and his crew began the season by surveying lots in the Lillooet and Pemberton areas. The new sternwheeler, Nechacco, was able to take the crew up the Fraser to Fort George and onto the Nechako River all the way to Fraser Lake. In August, <mask> traveled to Fort St. James and inspected the surrounding area. <mask> took many pictures of the pioneer communities and First Nations villages along the way before returning to his home in Victoria that November. <mask> worked on Saltspring Island in January and February of 1910. He went to the Gordon River from Port Renfrew in March and continued on to the Atla Lake area in March.<mask> moved to the river by early April. He and his crew returned to the Nechako Valley in July to survey the areas around Fraser Lake and the Nechako River. In December of that year, <mask> took a 400 mile sleigh ride to meet theCPR. He came home on New Year's Eve. He completed some small government surveys around Victoria in the early 20th century. He returned to the Nechako Valley in the middle of May. <mask> and his party took a BC Express Company stagecoach from Ashcroft to Soda Creek, where they boarded the BC Express Company's sternwheeler, BX.By the end of May, they returned to the Nechako region aboard the Fort Fraser and began their surveying work in the area around Fort St. James. <mask> won a large contract to survey the area around Nation Lake in 1912. He and his

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texts: crew traveled a total of 1,700 miles that season, most of it by raft, but some of them by a relative newcomer to the route into Northern British Columbia. The Surveyor General was impressed with <mask>'s progress in the Nechako and Omineca regions and sent him back to the area with the intention of extending his surveys further north and east. <mask> resurveyed Mount Pope and Takla Lake and then surveyed the area around Fort Babine and the Omineca River. During his surveys, <mask> gave a description of the Big Kettle Fumarole at the junction of Humar Creek and the Omineca River. The North-West Mounted Police Trail ran between Fort Grahame and Bear Lake.<mask> traveled to Burns Lake from Fort St. James and took pictures of the ongoing construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. <mask> and his crew returned to the Omineca region in 1914 to continue the survey work. <mask> traveled up the Peace River to Hudson's Hope and Fort St. John and then took the train to Lesser Slave Lake where they disembarked. <mask> joined the anti-Bolshevik force in Siberia in 1919 after he was wounded in the shoulder in World War I. The Canadian government sent <mask> to map the route of the Bedaux expedition. The expedition was led by an American named Charles Bedaux, who was acquainted with a car manufacturer and designed half-track trucks for the journey. Bedaux's wife, an Italian countess, a maid, several cameramen, a group of cowboys, and the man who would direct the film High Noon were some of the other people.Two of the five Citroens slid off of cliffs, one was sent downriver and the last two were abandoned. The expedition continued on horseback, but in late September, with winter fast approaching and the horses beginning to die of disease and starvation, Bedaux called a halt to the trip just short of their destination. <mask> died in Victoria in 1969. There are places named after Swannell Swannell Ranges Swannell River Mount

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title: Johan Halvorsen

texts: <mask> was a Norwegian composer, conductor and violinist. He was an accomplished violinist from a very early age and became a prominent figure in Norwegian musical life. He was a concertmaster in Bergen before joining the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra. He was a concertmaster in Aberdeen, a professor of music in Helsinki, a student in Berlin, and a student in Lige. He was the conductor of the theatre orchestra at Den Nationale Scene in Bergen when he returned to Norway in 1893. He was the principal conductor of the Bergen Philharmonic in 1893. He held the position of conductor of the orchestra for 30 years before retiring in 1929.<mask> wrote the music for more than 30 plays, as well as conducting performances of over 30 operas. He had time after his retirement from the theatre to compose his symphonies and rhapsodies. <mask>'s compositions were a development of the national romantic tradition exemplified by Edvard Grieg. The funeral march which was played at Grieg's funeral was orchestrated by <mask>, who married Grieg's niece. Five days after <mask> died, Grieg's cousin and widow also died. His best known works today are the Bojarenes inntogsmarsj and Bergensiana, along with his Passacaglia and Sarabande, duos for violin and viola based on themes by George Frideric Handel. In early 2016 librarians at the University of Toronto announced that they had located the manuscript score of his violin concerto, which was performed only three times in 1909.In 2016 the piece received its fourth performance. Selected compositions Operetta ModNordpolen, in 3 acts, were written in the 19th century. The music for the play was written by Holger Drachmann. The King is a historical play written by Jacob Bull Kongen. There is music for the play. The Merchant of Venice has music for it, as well as music for the Shakespeare play Much Ado about Nothing.

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title: Godfrey of Saint Victor

texts: One of the last major figures of the Victorines was the French monk and theologian, <mask> of St. Victor. He supported the study of ancient philosophy and the Victorine mysticism of Hugh and Richard. He is known under the names of <mask> and Breteuil. He wrote two important works in the 1170s. The autograph includes two self-portraits. There are parts of <mask>'s work that have been edited. Gaufridus put sanctam Barbaram in Neustria subprior canonicorum regularium.205). He taught the trivium at the school on the Petit Pont after studying at the University of Paris. He may have studied law at Bologna, like his friend Stephen of Tournai. He entered St. Victor's Abbey, Paris, an Augustinian establishment of canons regular. The secular school graduate is thought to have entered St Victor after becoming dissatisfied with Parisian intellectual culture. Walter of St Victor had succeeded Richard of St Victor as prior and it is thought that his humanistic outlook may have displeased him. He was responsible for the production and preservation of the abbey's manuscripts, particularly those used in the liturgy, after returning to the Abbey in 1185-6.He died around the same time as his own death. The poem is about philosophy. Thirty-two sermons also survive. The published sermons include Sermo in generali capitulo, Sermo de omnibus sanctis, and Sermon for All Saints. Microcosmus is one of the first attempts to systematize history and knowledge into a rational structure. The symbolism of a biblical framework was used to treat the physical, psychological, and ethical aspects of man. He acknowledged that man's nature has been weakened by sin, but not to an irreversible extent, but rather to matter-spirit unity and the basic goodness of his nature.The four classical elements are earth, water, air and fire. The four main capabilities of man are sensation, imagination, reason, and intelligence. The theory of

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