Revival of treasure search sparked by submersible boats
The article reviews a renewed global push to locate buried treasure leveraging diving bells and submarine boats. It notes Captain Henderson's success near Tristan da Cunha, Simon Lake's Argonaut, and M. del Pozzo's diving bell, alongside numerous companies forming in the United States and Europe to pursue wealth beneath oceans and on land. It warns many ventures may fail, while some may succeed with improved methods.
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Charles A. Henderson
Tristan d'Acunha
South Atlantic
Simon Lake
Jules Verne
M. del Pozzo
Aegean Sea
Mr. Lake
Tsheshme
Asia
Lake
United States
Europe
America
Central
South America
Theoney
Southwest
Pueblo
New York
Panama
Caribbean Sea
Cayo Romano
Cayo Cruz
Cuba
Captain 8 F Brown's Exploit at Gettysburg
A historic Gettysburg statue marks Captain Stephen F Brown of the Thirteenth Vermont for leading a daring raid. After being denied water he seized a camp hatchet, rejoined his company, overran a rebel guard, wrested a sword, and inspired his men as bullets flew.
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Gettysburg
Stephen F. Brown
Vermont Infantry
Capain Brown
Brown
Vermont
Genel Stannard
Lee
Virginia
Army of the Potomac
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Parlor Access at the White House Sparks Debate
The passage outlines a quarrel over exclusive access to three White House parlors. Secretary Porter defends limited entry, noting President and Mrs. McKinley oppose public passing through. Access is granted only to high officials and certain congress or cabinet visitors, while regular congress invitations face restricted hours.
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Washington Vickers
McKinley
J. Addison Porter
Porter
Congress
Vieny
Congressional
Cleveland
Nike
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