Lost Desert Mines Stir Wanderers and Legends
The article reviews famous Death Valley treasure tales and their lure for prospectors. It recounts the Lost Breyfogle Mine, the Lost Gun-sight, the Lost Alvord, and the Pegleg Smith legends, detailing explorers and hoped-for riches, with Death Valley's enduring mystique shaping desert mining lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
Breyfogle
Alvord
Panaminte
Aburio
Bestor
Funeral Range
Uig
Bennett
Walleye
California
Liera
Ambiguous OCR fragment on Rosebery credits
Fragmentary OCR text references Rosebery and a credit for a phrase but lacks coherent context or clear event. No identifiable people, places, or dates form a complete news item.
Fragmentary European News Note on Global Events
Irregular modern English fragments discuss Europe and world affairs. Sentences reference press names, comment on public interest, and mention telephony, lovers, and a Brontë remark in a scattered, unreadable clipping.
Aged Man Near Drowning After Basement Flooding
Henry Frohman, about 70, suffered shock after an explosion flooded a basement in New York at 203 207 East Forty- Frohman heard the blast and saw water trickle to his room. The stream rose to his bed as neighbors and tenants evacuated, flooding multiple basements in the block.
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New York
Henry Frohman
East Forty
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Beiser
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Ludlow
Wiedemann’s
Mason's
Bock Beer
Philip Beiser
Journal Phones
Journal
Bell
Society
Bellor
Tig Hedge & Ammens
Jones Prospector
Solituides
Breyrigte
Death ‘Valley
New York Mall
Bord Risebery
Rosebery
Europe
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Irs
Erpinmania
Jarepque
Trapariel Press
Pha
Materiem
Europa
Darharlq
BM. Roy
Ruchavalart
London
Branton
Doyavan
Frederick
Millar
Shane
Stan
George
Bandsingham
Alexandra
Edward
A. Wirtz Transfer, and Storage Co
THE
A. Wirtz Transfer and Storage Co
Fifth and
Maple Ave
Hamilton
Phone
George Burkhead
Second Street
Jo& M. Wolffer
Germain Kitchen
Bell Phone
Wena
Fred Pfirrmann
Market Street
Monarch Salary Loan Co
Rentschler
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