Lafayette Life and Later Years in the French Republic
The article recounts the life of Lafayette from the storming of the Bastille through his political career in Paris. It notes imprisonment by Austrians, his release by Napoleon, and his enduring influence on French politics, his 1824 US visit, Congress funding, and his death in Paris in 1830s era.
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Death and jealousy drive San Francisco murder suicide
A San Francisco couple, Myrile Carter and Dayton Carter, die in a hotel room after a dispute over separation. Writings and evidence suggest the wife chose death rather than separation, with details of gas jets and a struggle recorded in court notes and a later investigation. The case ties to a prior unhappy relationship and a later partner.
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Helgian Town Lierre Hosts Night of Political Turmoil
In the Helgian town of Lierre on September 23 the crowd gathered atop a hill to defend their homeland amid national fate. Four thousand marks were issued as a reward or bet during the heated event as inhabitants witnessed a Nordic or Germanic clash over authorities and allegiance.
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Frang kerf composer of Jimmigayo dies in Seoul
Frang kerf, a musician believed to have composed the music for the Japanese national anthem Jimmigayo, died in Seoul at age 68. He helped introduce Western music to Japan and spent twenty years with the court in Tokyo.
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Western Poet Peeling Spuds Tale of a Wandering Youth
A fragmented note filled account follows Ralph Lawenl a 21 year old from Sonoma county north of San Iran. He abandons family and travels through New York Albany and New York City taking various jobs before vanishing. The tale describes his restless search for wages and purpose ending with him drifting toward a strikebauerish life and uncertain future.
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Fights Forbidden in Tokyo as Dog Fighting Grows
Fragmentary text reports dog fighting activity in Tokyo with references to ringleaders, bets, and local coverage. Mentions of names and places are unclear, but indicates a sordid scene and investigation into the practice.
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