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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1908

Page

4

Pirate Gold Legend From Cape Verde Haunts Adventurer Moura

Manuel Moura, a descendant of a La Plata survivor, seeks the sunken pirate treasure said to lie off the Cape Verde Islands. The tale recounts the 16th century ship La Plata seized by pirates, its wreck, and a fortune of English sovereigns worth millions, guarded by storms and history. Moura, once a deep sea diver, recovered coins from Cape Verde wrecks and plans new expeditions with younger divers to reach the mother treasure buried fathoms deep. He holds a chart of the reef and urges others to join in the perilous hunt for wealth guarded by old buccaneers.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Manuel ‘Moura New Bedford Mass la Plata Lima Peru Cadiz Spain South America Western Hemisphere Jean Roge Atlantic Cape Verde Islands Drake Hawkins Jean Rose France Hans Manuel Moura Moura Cape Verde Rhode Island Mioses Green Green Toy Greem Providence Vista Reef John Nelson Ocean Rover Africa

Independence of the Guest at Summer Hospitality

A discussion of hostesses duties toward summer visitors and how guests shape the visit. It covers invite lists train arrivals, pacing of meals, and social improprieties from both sides, including a notable tale of a late guest at a Long Island estate and the host’s firm response.

Socety Long Island

Host rebukes guest at country house dinner

A guest, Miss von Fox, is seated away from the table’s honor after a sharp rebuke from the host, whose cool remark highlights social slips. The party spreads the tale, easing the country hostess’s burden and drawing wide attention. Rockefeller buzz follows, noting Europeans’ fascination with his autobiography and his global reputation.

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Churchill to wed Clementine Hozier in Westminster

The Washington Fort reports Winston Churchill, president of the board of trade, will marry his fiancée Miss Clementine Hozier on September 12 at St. Margaret's Church Westminster. The couple has kept the engagement quiet for two months and will honeymoon until October 1 before Parliament resumes.

Washington Fort London Winston Churchill Board of Trade Clementine Hozler St. Margaret’s Church Westminster Miss Hozier Sir Henry Blanche Hozier Lisyes America Randolph Churchill Misa Jennie Jerome New York

Uncle Sam as Cupid romance ties library and survey

A Washington Post note from Worcester Massachusetts August 29 reports the marriage of Olive Louise Mann and Frank H Brundage in Northampton. Mann, a Smith College and New York State Library School graduate, worked at the Congressional Library and later with the U S Geological Survey and the New York State highway department. The ceremony was at Manns Northampton home officiated by Rev G Cobb.

Washington Post New York Europe John D. Rockefeller G. N. Doubleday Mr. Doubleday Mr. Rockefeller Washington Northampton EG. Cobb

Boy Gives Mother Blood Heroic Self Sacrifice

Henry 16, a sturdy son from Wethersfield, donated a large quantity of his blood to save his mother Mrs. John H. MacWarland who had been gravely ill in Hartford Hospital. Doctors faced urgent need for transfusion and Henry, in weak condition, remained hopeful as the remarkable act saved his mother’s life amid a near fatal anemia.

Specter Hartford Conn John H. MacWarland Wethersfield Henry Hartford Hospital Ae Hag Santiel Oy

Kidney Cure Miracle Report From Sacramento

In Sacramento a man recovering from what doctors called incurable kidney disease attributes his improvement to Fulton's Renal Compound. After hospital treatment and onset of dropsy, the remedy allegedly reduced renal inflammation and led to a return to work with the Southern Pacific. The letter claims life saved and promotes literature and local agents.

Sacramento Stibson Ninth Street Fulton Charles A. Newton 5. P. R RR. Co Gibson Bright Dittenley John J.fulton Co Oakland Cal

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