Tomb of the Queen of America unearthed in Pennsylvania
In Alleghany Pa on June 7, archaeologists and Pennsylvania learned societies note that a British Institute formed a nine member committee to travel to Britain to study inscriptions on tombs unearthed in western Pennsylvania. The tale portrays a prehistoric queen who ruled from Buffalo to Sandusky and traveled north to south. The excavations at Pittsburg area reveal undeciphered hieroglyphic tablets and inscriptions suggesting a vast ancient realm. The remains lack personal artifacts, clothing, or household tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghany
Institutions of Learning and Archaeology Societies of
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Gerrodette and Harper
Carnegie Museum
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Sandusky
Columbus
Pitsburg
Gany
Queen and infant found buried together in ancient mound
Scientists uncover a royal tomb with a queen holding a weeks-old infant. An urn likely belonging to the queen’s husband lies at her feet while other skeletal guardians rest nearby. The find prompts reports of deciphered tablets and foreign experts invited to study them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aereetee
Learning to Swim on Dry Land and Other Human Oddities
An article describes a fashionable method of teaching swimming on land using a cradle-like rope system to simulate water movements. It outlines arm and leg strokes, posture, and practice on a box or suspended ladder, promising easy transfer to actual swimming. The piece also mentions a Lincoln Park pandas and a transport company promoting animal rides and training programs for Dutch the elephant and camels Pasha and brothers for summer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Ain
Linvlon Park Transportation Company, Limited
Pasha
Camels
Widows Win Favor in Marriage Market Says Priest
Father Philip McEnroe of South Bethlehem reports a strong preference for widows among would be husbands. He cites widows as prudent, home minded, and capable of managing a household. He notes marriages now hinge more on money than compatibility and affection, with younger women chasing wealth and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Philip McEnroe
South Bethlehem
Penn
New York
Long coach trip aims for 2000 mile journey
Hackensack New Jersey resident John Phelps plans a multistate coaching expedition with four matched trotters beginning in early June. The route spans New Jersey New York Ontario Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut returning to New York City with Mrs Phelps accompanying the journey and friends joining at stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Towers
Hacken
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticnes
New York City
Meadow Brook Fun Frat Fence Question
A fragment notes Meadow Brook events and a playful exchange about a fraternity fence stunt. Jim is mentioned in a back-and-forth tone with a sportsish or campus vibe and a hint of a marina or facility reference. No clear date or location is provided.
Public notice of mining patent application in Silver Bow county Montana
Notice for publication by the U S Lands Office Helena May 11 1900. Harry T Lewis of Butte Montana filed for a patent for Baltimore lode mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow. Survey No 5846 shows 4.87 acres claimed after excluding 10.19 acres in conflict. adjoining claim Survey No 4911 West End lode. location recorded. first publication May 4 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Lands Office
Helena
Montana
Harry T. Lewis
Butte
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
S. W. Cor
Sec
N. R
Cor. No
Cor. No. 1
Recorder of
West End
Henry Smith
George D. Creene
Register
Balorey
Witt
Burvey
Recorder'n Office
State of
United States Land Office
John Hopking
Wm. D. Thornton
Silver Bow
N. E. Cor
Emma Dell
Louisa A. Thornton
George D, Greene
H. Harper
U. 8
Uan
Monana
May Ilth
Maryland
Wade
Summit Vanay
Burvey No
the Recorder of
William D. Thornton
N. W
Thomas Lloyd
David Lewis Et al
George D. Greene
Mining Patent Applications Share Silver Bow Claims
United States Land Office Helena Montana March 7 1900 notices filed by heirs of Patrick A Largey and others for 5.57 acres of Little McQueen placer claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County against adjacent lodes and surveys. Included are survey numbers and bearings with corner markers and references to multiple lode claims and prior recordings. Additional notices follow for Copper Dream Lode and Maryland Wade Mine with details of survey numbers corner posts distances and claim areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Ofice
Helena
Montana
Patrick A. Largey
Meyer Genzberger
Gustave Gallick
Butte City
Summit Valley
Mnorg
Bow County
State of Montana
Desgrate
Sur
Folto-Wit
Silver County
Pie
Adjet
bin- Bad Lode
Great Republic Lode
Undine Lode
O'Dillon
Whitford
Bavaria
George Decker
Queen Placer
David N. Upton
George D. Green
Samuel Barker, Jr
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America
Tomb OF the Queen OF
Hackensack
N. J
John Phelps
Ater
Meadow Brook
Jim
Mont
Augustus P. van Dusen
Copper Dream Lode
Granity Mountain Lode
Eugene D. Sullivan
Tuolumne Lode
Patrick H. Meagher
Barney
John Tt
Col- Una
Adirondack Lode
Anthony H. Hedley
Edith May
Samuel Barker
Josh
Harper
Brou
al Gragg Torr
Augendre
Newbale
Butta
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