Jefferson painting stolen from Polaroid Museum Replica division
A 1786 portrait of Thomas Jefferson by Mather Brown was stolen from a safe in a Boston waterfront warehouse between Thursday evening and today morning. The 26 by 36 inch painting in a gold frame is valued at 1 to 3 million dollars. The Monticello estate disputed ownership, and police noted only the painting was removed with dismantling tools.
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Boston
Thomas Jefferson
Polaroid Museum
Mather Brown
Jefferson
White House Officials Defend Handling of Whitewater Probe
Key White House aides told the House Banking Committee that nothing untoward occurred as they learned of the Whitewater inquiry. The testimony was meant to reassure lawmakers about the administration’s actions and oversight during the ongoing investigation.
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Souristot
Mack McLarty
White House
House Banking Committee
Whitewater
Hearing Notices in Estate Cases Across Kansas
A compilation of probate and public notices from Franklin and other counties. It includes warnings to heirs creditors and interested parties, due dates for defenses and filings, and administrator appointments regarding the estates of Esther M Carter Nell S Johnson Betty L Froggadie Leigh Ann Smeltzer and Leigh Ann Higdon among others. Proceedings relate to life estate termination probate administration and name changes with dates in July and August 1904.
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Esther M. Carter
Benjamin L. Carter
Brand
Edith J. Fader
Erenidin
Kansas
Nell S. Johnson
Nel S. Johnson
Maredith N. Johnson
Maredith Wn.johnson
Sake
District Court of
Franklin County
Ranges
Ole Seiekas
Kanaan
Betty L. Froggadie
District Court
Frenidin County
Leigh Ann Smettzer
Caras
State of Kansas
Juana Marie Higon
Floyd Elmer Higdon
Districh Court of
Franklin
Leigh Ann Smelzer
Leigh ‘Ann Higdon
Ottawe
Leigh Ann Smaltzer
Kansas Corporation Commission
Esbower
St. Anowees
Kanone
Wellsville artist should catch the brass ring
Music industry profile notes Daron Norwood and Chely Wright pursuing major label success amid crowded Nashville scene. It cites their past work, dues paid, and the need for time and luck to turn talent into long term careers, with background on wellknown acts and industry pressure.
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Music Row
Merry-Go-Round
Brass Ring
Daron Norwood
Chely Wright
Giant
Woman In the Moon
Polydor
Daron
Chely
Jim Ed Brown
Ashland
Tahoka
Texas
Nashville
Flowers and Kitsinger recall Garth Brooks first TV nerves
The Herald feature writers Paulette Flowers and Otto Kitsinger were present when Garth Brooks rehearsed a first network TV performance and when Billy Ray Cyrus debuted Achy Breaky Heart on television. They describe moments with Roy Acuff and other Nashville figures, while Kitsinger’s varied career includes writing for Nashville television and radio.
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Luck of the Oaks
Billy Ray Cyrus
Oak Ridge
Joe Bonsall
Billy Ray
Four Oaks
Lyle Lovett
New Herald
Paulette Flowers
Otto Kitsinger
Garth Brooks
King of Country
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Casa No. Pri
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Kathy Mattea
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Roy Acuff
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Baldwin Dot
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Toby Lec
Olive
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SaaaKee
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