George Lynn Responds to Armstrong Weatherby Claims in Emmons County
George Lynn publishes a detailed rebuttal to Armstrong, Cameron, and Herolz, denying slanderous charges about his integrity. He recounts past land dealings, foreclosure issues, quitclaim purchases, and ties to the Hazelton Republican and Ivey, asserting political attacks lack merit. He accuses opponents of pressuring publishers and notes alleged involvement in land transactions and court cases benefiting Hackney Boynton Co.
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Emmons County
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Cameron
Herolz
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Armstrong
Perothive
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John Miller
Magne
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Havelton
Geo. Trey
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Smith
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Dimick
Ivey
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Hazelton Republican
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Doskins
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Hoskins
Bank of Inton
Thackney-Hovnton Land Co
Wain Strong
Armstrones
Thackney-Boynton Co
Armistronce
Buight
Charles Batelle
Omaha
Supreme Court
Batelle
Armstrane
Hackney-Boynton Land Co
Herel
Geo. Ivey
Weroz
Ainse
Herol
Linton Advocate
Ia Zelion
Royal gold plate storerooms at Windsor hold priceless crown pieces
Windsor's two large fireproof storerooms house royal plate valued around £1,750,000 used for state banquets. The collection includes priceless foreign pieces, a Nautilus cup, a tiger head ornament, and a prison of safes guarding jewels linked to the crown in the tower. Detectives guard these treasures as private royal estate.
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Mayland
Charles I
Lini
Sahib
Seringapatam
India
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Raya
Stormy sea tale aboard steamer near Mil Island
An old lady asks if conditions worsen during the voyage as the steamer rounds Mil Island. The dean replies storms have been so bad paint blows from bulwarks and even crew hold the captain’s hat as wind strips hair from its sides, a fearsome storm described by the Los Angeles Times.
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Wales
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Los Angeles Times
Whaling, Paving Relics, and Curious Antiquities Remembered
A fragmented reminiscence connects Monterey’s historic whaling era to a San Curios de Borromeo doorway pavement with mushroom shaped figures, then shifts to Goldsmith era obituaries, and a clever misdefinition of a court from a Cleveland law student. It weaves American maritime memory with antiquarian oddities and playful scholarly quips.
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Alta California
Mexico
Monterey
Monterey Bay
San Curios de Borromeo
Proim
New York
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