Government hunts Kidd treasure along Atlantic coast
War department guards potential finds from dredging the Delaware below Philadelphia as rumors spread that Captain Kidd hid vast wealth along the coast. The question arises whether the government has received an authentic tip on Kidd’s treasure and its possible location.
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Philadelphia
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Washingtons Stone Trough Restored In Bartram Garden
The old trough that fed Washington's horses has moved from the Mington site to a new stand near the Washington arbor on the Bartram house riverfront. The relocation, chosen to honor the historic water source, beckons visitors as they enter the gardens.
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Washington
Washington Arbor
Bartram House
Schuyllill
Philadelphia
Women in Public Life and Charm Across History
In Chicago a brash reporter asks if women in public life lose their charm. The speaker cites Aspasia Zenobia Cleopatra Mme Récamier Mary Queen of Scots Nell Gwynne and Sara Bernhardt to argue charm endures. Men marry ambitious women yet expect domestic devotion after marriage despite continued ardor. Charlotte Perkins Gilman is noted among those attracted to public women.
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Court records show Brooklyn magistrate clears young man in minutes
A Brooklyn magistrate heard a police court work case tied to a jealously charged suitor. The swift session finished in thirty five minutes establishing a formal record for the court.
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Brooklyn
Vinegar Bible and the North Church in Revolution Era
Fragmentary text notes the Vinegar Bible associated with a 1771 upheaval in Havering or Havell and Imbert Newman, linking George I’s era to a large Oxford edition. It mentions five large prayer houses and a shift to a new order of work, with references to royal family, clerics, and alterations to printer books.
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Imbert Newman
Havel
George 1
Tamethior
John Ashett
Oxford
Hethelapter
St. Luke
Aguerion
Fragmented Morning Summons Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse evokes mist by river hills and springtime light. Images of a bugle, morning summons, and the soul growing larger hint at hope and onward endeavor amid winter and plain landscapes.
Filibusters by Frank H. Sweet in Bahia Honda
A starving Cuban village boy steals a sword from a Spanish mess in Bahia Honda and challenges officers. After a dramatic capture the boy explains his family’s hunger and insists punishment fit the crime, urging mercy over harsh reprisal.
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Frank H. Sweet
Daily Story Pub. Co
Bahia Honda
Havana
Oward Cristobal
Tey
Ragaman
Sentence Carried Out With Boy Forced to Carry Flour
A muttered exchange among officers ends with a condemned prisoner ordered to perform a heavy burden. A boy is told to act with his whole heart or face summary punishment, while others approve the harsh sentence and threaten harsher measures.
Grady’s Feasts and a Pickled Vote Trick in Georgia
In a Georgia campaign a rival duo Grady and Captain Evan Howell faced off over a ward with a large Black population. Grady planned a possum supper to sway voters, but Howell countered by warning Black supporters. A staged scene caused misgivings as cries and feigned illness signaled the ruse, undermining Grady’s effort and leaving him unable to persuade the voters.
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Georgia
Henry F. Grady
Evan Howell
Livingston
Grady
Howell
Brought the Bishop's Boots Humorous Visit Tale
A Virginia family hosts an English bishop whose boots are nightly polished by a servant. The boy narrator struggles with the bishop’s greeting, misnaming him and mixing up speech as he announces in error that the lord arrives with the boots. The incident ends with the bishop asking who is there.
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Garein
Lacuste
Sisenor
Virginia
Byers
Wean
Lord
Doing His Best: A Portrait of Enduring Effort
An excerpt from the Washington Star extols the value of persistent effort. It contrasts the everyday worker who "does his best" with crisis moments that reveal true character. The verse commends the unnamed man whose steadfast nerve and heart endure when others falter.
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Washington Star
His Best Investment in a Lost Library Tale
A returned traveler recalls Hanks once had no son but money, then lent $1,000 to a man starting a circulating library. After failure, Hanks kept the books, reading them to recover his money.
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Onpe
Laurentian dispute echoes in Quebec city crowd
In Quebec City a public disturbance over royal succession erupts as onlookers debate King Edward's pull and the role of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, with comments touching the queen and Canadian monarchy amid tense exchanges.
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Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Quebec
Vietorth
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