Local Notary Advertises Real Estate Services and Community Notices
Notary R VauLtTuan offers prompt collections and land office services with low rates, plus abstracts and real estate information. The document lists janitors, program speakers, and readings for Mill Ward M T sessions, with multiple names and topics across theology, recitation, and civil government. A separate longer piece recounts a daring salvage of a submerged locomotive in Carquines straits, detailing failed attempts, reinforced rigs, and eventual recovery with minimal damage.
Atlantis Theory Debate Spurs Egypt link Across Americas
Ignatius Donnelly's Atlantis theory gains a supporter in Sir Daniel Wilson, president of the University of Toronto, who argues Atlantis was America. He disputes volcanic destruction, suggesting Egyptians discovered the continent and left traces in Central American ruins, tying them to Atlantis legends. The discussion blends antiquarian speculation with travel and culture.
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Ignatius Donnelly
Sir Daniel Wilson
University of Toronto
America
Donnelly
Milwaukee Journal
Sir Daniel
Central America
Atlantis
Historic Gold Cup Acquisition Draws Attention at British Museum
The British Museum secures the Ten subject gold cup, a 1391 French piece made by Duc de Lorraine's command, through a long trail from Henry VII inventory to S Wertheimer. Bought for 453,000 with 5090 from Wertheimer's subscription, aided by public funds and private gifts totaling 2,850 from the treasury.
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British Museum
James I
London Telegraph
England
James
France
Duc de Lorry
Charles VI
Henry VII
St. Agnes
Agnes
Aaron Pichon
Paris
Treasury
A Lever of Fresh Air Queen Victoria Theme
Fragmentary note mentions Queen Victoria and a phrase about fresh air a possible 2h. reference. No clear event, place, or date established in readable text. Further readable context needed for a solid card.
An Od Orchard Near Walton Farm
In 179% Joshua Pine settled on a farm near Walton and planted a divine orchard. Though past nine years since planting the trees show vigor and promise with many years of fruit ahead. several trees flourish as crowing pests bite, yet the orchard yields a good crop this year.
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Walton
One of the Family A Street Scene in New York
The New York Herald reports a Newfoundland dog lying in mud on Thirty fourth Street and Third Avenue. An elegantly dressed young man consoles the dog, urging it to rise, as bystanders observe the scene in sorrowful mood.
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Ilias
Ufo
Henry Moergh
Henry Bergh
Thirty-fourth Street
Third Avenue
New York Herald
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