Congress Asked For 250000 To Probe Maine Wreck Mud
Briga dier General William H. Bixby requests 250000 to explore mud under the Maine wreck in Havana harbor to determine the cause of the battleship’s destruction. The plan, using a deeper cofferdam, would aim to test if a submarine mine contributed to the disaster.
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William H. Bixby
War Department
Havana Harbor
Maine
Rare 1712 Bradford printed testament book offered at $3000
Franklin Cox of Lafayette Ind has an old valuable book The Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs Sons of Jacob printed in 1712. It is pocket Bible size with 102 pages in twelve homiletic chapters and heavy wooden covers bound with leather. Bidders include Rev Oakes F Hall pastor of a Boston church for Harvard Library.
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Franklin Cox
Lafayette
Ind
Oakes F. Hall
Boston
Harvard University
Jacob
The Mona Lisa Stolen as Crime Sparks Curiosity
A painting attributed to Leonardo Da Vinci, La Gioconda, known as the Mona Lisa, has reportedly been stolen from the Louvre in Paris. The work, long prized by millions, was once the subject of a rumored offer of 5 million dollars and remains priceless to collectors, while speculation about the thief’s motive and method grows.
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Leonardo da Vinci
da Vinci
France
Louvre
Paris
Priceless theft reflections and society glimpses
The piece notes that a thief values valuables less than the world does and cites past recoveries of art including a Mona Lisa warning that its loss would be immense. It mentions Pat Sheedy of New York aiding a past rescue, contrasts heiresses and marriages, and touches on modern gadgets, Morocco talks, and a woman climbing a fence to catch a train amid remarks on women’s rights advancing.
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Pat Sheedy
New York
Pat Sueedy
Weak Point of the Armor Visit to the Museum
Nellie visits a museum with her mother and comments that a knight's armor might have scratched the furniture, reflecting a child's practical take on ancient armament. The exchange captures a moment of curiosity and humorous innocence in a family outing.
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United States Army Aviation School Opens at College Park
The U S Army opens an aviation school in College Park Maryland to train officers as aviators under the signal corps. Officers from West Point and cavalry units, led by Captain Chandler and Lieutenant Milling, will learn to handle Wright and Curtiss aircraft with practical flight, landings, and cross country work, while visitors watch daily.
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Washington
College Park
United States Army Aviation School
Signal Corps
James Allen
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Ite
R. C. Whittland
de Witt Milling
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
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Twenty Ninth Infantry
Wright School
Paul Beck
Eighteenth Infantry
Curtiss School
de Forrest Chandler
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Aero Club of America
Cleveland
Volunteers
J. C. McCoy
Twenty-ninth Infantry
West Point
Philippines
Engineer Corps
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Civilife
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Chandler
Army
T. S. Kirtland
Fort Benton, Mont
John P. Kelly
Army Medical Corps
Aviatr
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Milling
Arnold
Army College
Capitol
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House
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