A Pirate Treasure Tale From a Father to His Son
A sailor recounts a voyage from Jamaica to England with buccaneers nearby and a dramatic ploy to fool a pirate captain. He tricks the captor into leaving a crew aboard as a prize crew while he hunts for a supposed treasure aboard the captured ship. The tale blends sea lore, danger, and sly wit as the narrator seeks safety and payoff.
Pirate escape guards treasure aboard ship to England
A bound crew of eight pirates guard a treasure box of gold coins onboard a vessel bound for England. The narrator anesthetizes the crew with wine, frees imprisoned mates, and together they subdue the pirates, escape in a small boat, and reach England with the treasure, which they divide. The narrator reveals the ruse to his father and spares his wife.
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England
Kingston
Cuskard
Lincoln tales spark courtroom laughter and fines
A memoir passage recounts Abraham Lincoln entertaining Judge David Davis with stories in a circuit court. The judge at times fined individuals for disturbing the court, then humorously forgave them after Lincoln's tale proved priceless.
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Abraham “Jacoh
Hituels
David Davis
Lincoln
King Edward's Memory of Faces in London Square
Louis Sterne, an engineer and Dickens friend, recalls meeting Prince Edward when he was Prince of Wales. Sterne says, in Piccadilly before refuges, the future king recognized him from a prior encounter and warned him to slow traffic. The tale appears in the Loudon Telegraph.
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Edward
Louis Sterne
Charles Dickens
King Edward
Prince of Wales
South Kensington
Crystal Palace
Mr. Sterne
Piccadilly
St. James’ Street
Loudon Telegraph
Land Sale Notice Describes Heather Farm Parcels at Marydel
The advertisement outlines parcels totaling about 130 acres near Marydel Maryland with multiple tracts, frontages, and improvements. It notes a survey by H A Paine, sale terms of one third cash and balance in two installments, and possession after January 1 1915. It highlights rail access via the Oxford Branch and a modern Denton dwelling with utilities and ten foot right of way.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Main Street
Marydel
Isaac Joslin
M. E. Parsonage
William Heather
Martin V. Heather
H. A. Paine
Thomas E. Heather
Harvey L. Cooper
Denton
Oxford
Franklin Street
Franklin
Low Street
Sant Ehabbiad
Jerse
Adilison A. Christian
Edgar Sapp
Seven room dwelling and outbuildings on Lincoln Street Denton
Property listings describe multiple parcels including a seven room dwelling with a storehouse and outbuildings, a simmon ice cream house, various lots with frontages on Lincoln, Fifth and Fountain avenues, and Lot Nos 50 to 52 in Fountain Addition. Immediate possession for parcels 1 6 7 8. rent rights apply to parcels 2 3 4 6. sale terms cash day of sale. title papers at purchaser expense. A trustee sale conducted by Harvey L. Cooper Denton trustee and auctioneer Harvey L Cooper.
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Marydel
Templeville
T. Henry Davis
James Smith
Burnt Schoolhouse
Templeville Cemetery
M. Zion
Eliza Wilson
William Hackett
John Matthews
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Elizabeth C. Dukes
Araminta V
Denton
Lowe Street
Denton Academy
Thawley
Philip W. Downes
Julia A. Jewell
Simnon
Fifth Street
O. Hutchins
Flaharty
Lincoln
Dry Street
Fountain Avenue
Wiliam D. Uhler
Fountain
Lanillord
Harvey L. James Temple
W. Temple Smith
Starvey Lu
Coorer
Court House
Maryland
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benyi, H. Joanson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Charles Lewis Phelps
Mnast
West Indies
Bahamas
Haiti
Amatea
Jamaica
Fils
Atlantic
Turks Islands
San Salvador
Ike
Denerus
Spain
Oer
Trustee's
SALIN
James Temple
Auct
T. Alan Goldsborough
Renal Estate
Isaac L. Dukes
M. T. Kenton
Greensboro
Frederic N. Nichols
Market Street
William Myers
Haarveey L. Coorgr, Denton, Tnry Fund
Reuben Garey
Mary F. Copeland
Harry A. Copeland
Chancery
Baltimore City
State of Maryland
Harry A. Copeland, Jr
a _puon
Washington
District of Columbia
J. Kemp Stevens
Clannahan Asilton
James Boych
Steven Rotners
S. Charrles St
Baltimore, Md
George C. Moore
Queen Anne, Md
Reynier
Paris
London
Hutzler
Hutzler Brothers
Baltimore
The
Penton National Bank
T. C. West
Cashier
Bullock
Carter Block
WM. Bullock
H.S. Tavean & Co
H. S. Tavean & Co
Pride of Maryland
Pride of Virginia
Sexton Building
South Gay Street
Baltimore Street
St. Paul
E. M. Willey
Hobbs, Caroline Co
Mary Sapp
Edna Sapp
Addison A. Christian
Mary
Cad
Pine Woods
D.elling
Causuplivy
James ToMeLa
Elect Popain
Lloyd's
George Bishop
Rand
Pantie Carey
Mutrama Creek
Carl Cheek
Galpin
Pratt T. Taylor
BRL
Mulruin Creek
Gilpin’s Pot
Hog Creek
Chaptank River
Rickards Land
Harvey EL. Cooper
Care Denton Journal
Journal
the Peoples National Bank
Denton. MD
Albert G. Towers
Rest
T. F. Johnson
Murphy
J. Murphy & Go
U. S
N. Howard St
N. Calvert St