New Search for Captain Kidd Treasure in Nova Scotia
The report outlines a renewed organized effort to recover Captain Kidd's legendary treasure from the Oak Island area near Chester Basin Nova Scotia. Historical notes recount the 18th and 19th century excavations, flooding, patent pits and the Halifax syndicate attempts, with artifacts like a parchment piece, metal remnants and a 1317 halberd halberd coin found, and ongoing debates over a possible tunnel from Smith's Cove.
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Capt. Kidd
Chester Basin
Nova Scotia
Tada
Kidd
Oak Island
Smith, McGinnis
Vaughan
Truro
Halifax
Nova Scotian
Smith's Cove
Letter of Greene Sold in Philadelphia From Cross Roads Camp
The New York Times reports a notable Greene letter sold in Philadelphia a few days ago. Dated Camp at Cross Roads August 17 1777 it is addressed to Gen Varnum. It notes delays are dangerous and questions Howe’s future operations, referencing Burgoyne’s army as a key objective.
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Skenesborough
Burgoyne
New York
Philadelphia
Nathaniel Greene
New York Times
Gen. Varnum
Cross Roads
Pennsylvania
Her Choice Behind Family Rivalry Over Twins
Two sisters-in-law, mothers to six month old George and Marian, spar over who grows faster. George’s mother notes his height. Marian’s mother counters with weight, prompting a chilly retort about not wishing George to be gross. The exchange hints at parental rivalry amid a delicate family scene.
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George
Marian
Denman
Dolly
Jim
Fearless Shetland Ponies and Auto Safety
A historical note argues the Shetland pony fears cars little and can be safely driven by children on roads with proper instruction. It urges teaching all riders, adults and kids, the correct road position and turning rules for safe coexistence with automobiles.
Judge Adams Cashier Cites Caution in Cash Handling
Judge Giles Baker of 2 Pennsylvania County, a bank cashier, was cited by Browninge's Magazine as involved in a check payment incident. A stranger failed to provide satisfactory ID. The judge responded, We have to be mighty careful when it comes to setting go of cold cash.
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Giles Baker
Pennsylvania
Browninge
Blue Eyes and a Sister's Trick in Denman's Studio
Denman, a sculptor, meets Dolly Underwood, daughter of Larkins, and becomes entangled in a swift romance. When Dolly flirts with others and belittles football, Denman discovers truth in Dolly's sister Helen. A sudden recognition reveals Helen's presence, ending his illusion and shifting desire.
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Larkins
Denman
Nunes
Hutt
Weston
Miss Underhill
Underwood
Dolly
Helen
Larkina
Miss Underwood
Tony
Deauman
Tim
Tor
Ralph Newcomb
Ralph
Blacks
Deaman
Mr. Denman
Yeas
Sue
Henman
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Captain Kidd
New York City
ASZ Cove
Gen. Greene