The Lincoln Body Heist Aims For 1876 Ransom Plot
Craughwell recalls a Chicago led scheme to steal Abraham Lincoln’s remains from Springfield in 1876. Ringleader James Kennally and crew planned to move the sarcophagus to Indiana Dunes for a $200,000 ransom while Secret Service and Pinkerton agents intervened. The botched raid ended with gunfire in a cemetery as voters chose Hayes over Tilden.
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Big Jim” Kennally
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Bradbury Wins Pulitzer with Lifetime Honor
Ray Bradbury, aged 86 and longtime master of science fiction and fantasy, received a special Pulitzer citation for a prolific career. He noted the honor rewards his lifetime work rather than a single book and reflected on the Pulitzer's historical neglect of genre fiction.
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Book and movie listings from a dense listings page
A crowded catalog lists authors publishers and prices for numerous books across genres including Baldacci Tolkien Shreve Clark Kellerman Picoult and many others with scattered film showtimes and theater notices for Spider Man 3 Disturbia Meet the Robinsons Lucky You and The Condemned among others with times and ratings.
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J.A.R. Tolkien
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Houghton Mifflin
the Woods
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Alexander McCall Smith
Pantheon
Anita Shreve
Little, Brown
Mary Higgins Clark
Simon & Schuster
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Quick
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Roc
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Jerry B. Jenkins
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Celebrities arrive and bet on 133rd Kentucky Derby
Churchill Downs hosts a star studded Derby with Jenny McCarthy making her first appearance and hoping to meet Queen Elizabeth II. Gene Simmons and Shannon Tweed place bets with Tweed reportedly wagering one hundred thousand dollars on a horse.
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Book proposes Jack the Ripper fled to New York
New York Daily News reports historian Charles Van Onselen suggesting Joseph Silver, a Polish born Jew known as the King of Pimps in South Africa, may have been the London killer. The theory cites Silver’s timeline from London 1888 killings to Sing Sing, Johannesburg, and eventual execution in Poland in 1918.
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