L.C. BAKER
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Well, dyk that at one point the Senator of Nebraska "went after" OAK "old men with LOTS of $$$$$$$$$$$"...?
Tell me more Rebel.
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Well, dyk that at one point the Senator of Nebraska "went after" OAK "old men with LOTS of $$$$$$$$$$$"...?
Okay, no treasure recovered, I guess..but I DO believe it exists or DID exist.
The thing that is the most exciting to me is the fact that in 2010 I uncovered proof that tied President Grover Cleveland into the K.G.C.'s fraudulent La Abra Silver Mine claim. He was also the President who chose K.G.C. Knight Julius Sterling Morton to be his Sec. of Agriculture. He would also dedicate the whispering bench to Morton during Teddy Roosevelt's term in office. Roosevelt was the head of the Civil Service during Grover Cleveland's Presidency and spent time at Julius Sterling Morton's home Arbor Lodge. This was during a time when they were both in Cleveland's cabinet and the O.A.K. was rolling in the dough. The Cleveland presidential belt buckle being part of the first K.G.C. cache they found was priceless! However, it was not until much later that my father and I identified the trail as a K.G.C. treasure trail.
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Teddy was good friends and I believe a brother with the Morton Brothers Paul and Joy and their father J. Sterling whom he met first. Paul Morton would later become Roosevelt's Sec. of the Navy and get his tit caught in the wringer for cash kick backs given to J.P. Morgan and J. Gould from the Colorado F and I Co. President Teddy came to Morton's rescue and made it go away! So cool to see how the brothers of lasting faith were always there for each other when the going got rough!
L.C.
Da "Rough Riders"! B.L.F./K.G.C.; O.A.K. WHEW!
Teddy Roosevelt's mother was Martha "Mittie" Bullock, whose family owned a large plantation in Roswell ,Georgia, and two of her brothers were officers in the CSA who moved to England after the War.Da "Rough Riders"! B.L.F./K.G.C.; O.A.K. WHEW!
View attachment 1137156View attachment 1137157View attachment 1137158View attachment 1137159View attachment 1137160View attachment 1137161 Was this a meeting of the O.A.K.'s inner circle in 1904?
L.C.
ALL I remember was that the "Inner Circle" was composed of 5-7 VERY rich, wealthy men... who controlled EVERYTHING! A.C. was one...
I believe that was true Rebel, but it was in 1862. This was in 1904 when things had emerged on the market that were not available in the old days. Uses for oil had been created that surpassed kerosene, and most of those were made of steel. Great Stuff!
L.C.
While Teddy's uncle, Irvine S Bullock, was the youngest officer to serve on the Confederate raider, CSS ALABAMA, his other was a more important member of the Confederacy.Teddy Roosevelt's mother was Martha "Mittie" Bullock, whose family owned a large plantation in Roswell ,Georgia, and two of her brothers were officers in the CSA who moved to England after the War.
Young Teddy heard stories of the gallant "CAUSE" while growing up.