Nose of Lanphear Aided Arson Case in Lexington
Lexington man ATRICEK a LANPHEAR known for a keen nose aided a court in arson case against Jacob Coleburg. The detective force sought a wood alcohol sample, Lanphear smelled the content and identified it as wood alcohol from a vessel containing kerosene. Coleburg was convicted after the expert testimony.
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Atricek A. Lanphear
Lexington
Aving
Jacob Colesurg
Lttle
Jacob
Coleburg
Harry Stough
Morran
Queen Helena of Italy A Charming Royal Figure
The article profiles Helena, Queen of Italy, detailing her charm, gentle influence on King Humbert and then Victor Emmanuel II, and her warm rapporto with the people. It notes her hunting, cooking, cycling mishap, language struggles, and shared public life with the prince, highlighting her grace and quiet dignity.
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Helena
Italy
Humbert
Hiis
Marguerita
Naples
Montenegro
Crispi
Hittabér
Nikita
Germany
Avery
Alps
Boing
Victor Emmanual II
House of Savoy
Who Wrote this Poem A Long Lost Verse Told as American Gem
An unsigned poem once hailed as the finest American verse is presented from a scrap book introduction. The text attributes its beauty to a legendary standard, but no author name is given and readers are asked to name the writer. The excerpt depicts a bleak autumn scene, harvest imagery, and a dying act of patriotism centered on a working woman and the homeland. The piece ends amid garbled lines and unfinished phrases.
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Marin
Slocum
Pine Street
New York
Avery
Lafayette's Heroic Welcome and October Reunion
A historical note recalls Lafayette's American visits from 1777 to 1825, detailing his brave service, the lasting bond with Washington, and a December 1784 return. It mentions Enfield North Carolina and the Whitfield residence porch as preserved, and previews a October reunion of Confederate veterans in the same sacred grove for speeches and remembrance.
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Cornwallis
Yorktown
America
Congress
Georgia
North Carolina
Enfield
Lafayette
Southall
Whitfield
Wend
Assice Grove
Lee
Johnston
Jackson
Agai
The Cursong Name of the Little Princess in Naples
A fragmentary profile surveys a young royal, her fascination with a famed duchess of Savoy in 16th century Italy, and her passions for philosophy and charity. It notes playful Naples descents on children in the streets, a controversial cradle gift, and the queen's precarious finances yet generous heart amid public scrutiny.
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Savoy
Italy
Hoor
Tyner
Lems
Helena
Naples
Bamibini
Avery
Rome
Wey
Wnapiti
Ingista
Washington money sculptor molds macerated notes into busts
Henry Martin, a veteran underworld artist in Washington, turns worn and ground government currency into busts, medallions, and replicas of national monuments. He works at a small Capitol area studio, processing half a ton of macerated money for each batch, claiming to have created thousands of pieces and amassed billions in value through his unusual craft.
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Capitol
Washington
Sam
Treasury Department
United States
Jlabor
Treasury
White House
Henry Martin
Varns
Monitor
Merrimac
America
Army
Chicago
West
End
Samia
Martin
Washington Monument
National Capital
Rhode Island
St. Jaymes Hotel
Grant
General Logan
Lfe
Secret Service
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