Missing Link lode mining claim notice in Arizona Territory
Public notice for the Missing Link lode mining claim in Mineral Creek district Pinal County Arizona Territory. It lists claim boundaries discovery point bearings and distances, adjacent lodes Vindicator Parson and Burbank, total area and recording in book 16 Records of Mines. Adverse claims must be filed with the Tucson Land Office within the publication period.
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Astrep Srates
Tucwen
Arizona
G. A. Whiteford
Viurouce
Pinwlcovery
Arison
Uietog
Pinal County
Armour
United States
Burbank
Ana Parnon Lodes
Burbalk
Cor
Bai de Hoeven
Uioe
Basil
Misernl Creele
Parson Lode
Waide
Pige Pont Dad
Globe
Mining Application No 755 in Arizona Land Office
The document describes a mining claim located in Pinal County Arizona under Unit 755 followings Beaiminest Cor No 1 and Ventical with NE Surges No 10. It details location, boundaries in ground measurements and markers including stones posts and corners with references to U S Local Min No 1300 and Mineral Gresk near the corner of wtone seam.
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Uniteds
Nt Dietrick
Pinal Co
Arizona
Tony
U.S
Witiess
Dunham Lode Mining Claim Notice at Mineral Creek Arizona
All persons claiming adversely any portion of the Dunham Lode mining claim must file their adverse claims with the United States Land Office at Tucson Arizona within sixty days from publication. The claim is recorded in Book 18, Page 25 of the Mineral County Reports, Pinal County Arizona Territory.
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I John
TSS
RISE
G&s Kk
Mineral Creek
Pinal Co
Arizona Territory
Kelvin
Gila River
Pinaoty
Arizona ‘Territory
Register of the United States Land Office
Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
Atetates
Milton R. Moore
Register
Thane
Mona
Seth
Miessy
Dunham Lode
Townshilla
Boaie
Fting
Pinscoenty
Blinea
Pinal County
Arigona Territori
United States Land Office
Worcotforth
Alliston R.M Snk
Register, Post Publication
Pungent Paragraphs in The Newsrooms
A collage of quips from Boston Commercial Bulletin Indianapolis News Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and others. Snippets mock critics flirtations and stage parodies while a village school punchline ends with a whipped backhand joke.
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Feilah
Boston
Indianapolis News
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Capt
Love-lace
Mies Coquette
Sid
Hellimore
Boston Transcript
Rosalie
May
Fenny Lyon
Fanny
Stepmother
Jill
Making Laws: U S Congress vs British Parliament
A Chicago Chronicle report notes marked differences in how the United States Congress and the British Parliament operate. It highlights absence of clerks in the British assembly and members wearing hats, plus debates over parliamentary hours and late sessions that stretch into the night.
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United States Congress
Congress
House
Chicago Chronicle
Unkle Ephraim Seeks Work In Garden Visit
A shabby man named Uncle Ephraim leans over a garden fence and asks Miss Alee if she knows anyone needing help. His patched clothes, worn hat, and patched trousers reveal a life of hardship while his smile offers a brief comfort.
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Alee
Harper's Magazi
Filipino War Tales From a U S Soldier's Memoir
A U S officer recalls encounters with Filipino fighters in the Philippines. He portrays insurgent tactics, morale, and reactions to American fire, noting improvised trenches and the insurgents’ learning curve. His account includes anecdotes of executions, retaliation, and the troops’ approach to combat.
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Philippines
Gianis
Montanas
Litte
Apean Rile Fies
Avey
Esse
Aguinaldo
Tropics
Malolos
Frederick Colier
Scragge
Scruggs
Sorn
Mules Released From Mines Stir Wonder in Sunlit Fields
A Philadelphia Press account recalls hundreds of surface mules freed from coal mines during a strike. The animals adjusted to daylight, grass, and open space with humor and awe, marking a striking transition from suffocating tunnels to unbounded fields.
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Philadelphia Press
Wreck of the Royal Savage Succeeds in Yielding Relics
Divers recovered gun carriages, shot, buttons, and other artifacts from the 1778 schooner Royal Savage in Lake Champlain south of Valcour Island. Benedict Arnold commanded the expedition. the wreck raises questions about private papers possibly surviving. The diver faces legal scrutiny under US statutes on wreck plunder and navigation authorities weigh the legality of ongoing exploration.
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Chicago
Lake Champlain
Valcour Island
MacDonough
Buffalo Commercial
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Strick
New York
United States
Plattsburg
Vermont
Deafness Cure Fund Charity Gift Improves Ear Drums
A wealthy woman cured of deafness and others aided by Dr Nichol son’s Artificial Ear Drums donated 10 000 dollars to the Nicholson Institute. The gift funds free ear drums for deaf people unable to obtain them. Address No 1We The Nicholson Institute 780 Eighth Avenue New York.
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