Diamond Maker in Paris Arrest Revives Alchemy Hopes
Paris swindling case of Henri Lemoine, once featured by Sir Julius Wernher, revives talk of artificial diamonds. Scientists note past claims, Moissan experiments, and the enduring gap between paste stones and true diamonds.
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Henri Lemoine
Paris
New York
Africa
Brazil
Lemoine
Julius Wernher
de Beers Diamond Syndicate
de Beers
Jagersfontein
France
London
Europe
The
Herald
Frances
Diamond
Henri Moissan
Kunz
Almonas
Charles E. Pellew
Chei
Department of
Industrial Chemistry
Columbian University
Nemoume
Moisson
Liang Tun Yen A Key Figure In China’s Power Struggle
Special correspondence from Pekin outlines Liang Tun Yen a Yale alumnus of 82 who steers behind the scenes for Chang Chi tung and Yuan Shih kai. It notes his roles as vice president of the foreign office and peacemaker between rival camps while stressing his views on education and railways as China’s foundation.
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Pekin
Yale
Chipa
Chang Chitung
Yuan Shih-kai
Liang Tun Yen
United States
China
Waiwu-pu
Foreign Office
Liang
Sir Chentung
Washington
Mr. Liang
Hay
Chang
Yuan
Supreme Council
Taft
Chang Chi-tung
Changi
Liang Tun-yen
Tientsin
Chang Chiung
Tien-tsin
America
Europe
Japan
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