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21 Sep 1878
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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1878
Page
1
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A Pioche Weekly Record excerpt warns against arrogance based on birth. An old tale contrasts a proud gold coin hidden in earth with a copper penny worn by a sultan, showing true value comes from kindness to others. The moral urges humility and warns that fate can lift or lower a person regardless of ancestry.
A century ago a Malagasy princess was captured by slavers near Madagascar and taken to the United States. She married, bore children, and lived with the Frelinghuysen family, eventually dying at about 103. Her story ties to the Frelinghuysen lineage and New Jersey history. The piece also lists bullion shipments and local industry notes.
The article mixes royal lineage anecdotes with a Lake Tahoe sketch at Glenbrook. It notes Victor Emmanuel as a claimed king through archaic law, recounts Henry Maria’s marriage to Gaston d Orléans, and traces lines to James I and Sophia. It ends with a Lake Tahoe rock portrait, the broken tragedy of Rice Carson, and urging visitors to view Sea Rock on steamship stops.
Mr St Newton and a companion, driving home from Sacramento, spotted a motionless log in the brush that suddenly moved. They observed a hissing, dragonlike creature wrapped in a coil and fire, then continued their journey, deeming it no illusion. The odd report spreads across neighboring papers and connects to broader city gossip and varied anecdotes.
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