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Brochure for Opa-Locka and The South Florida Archaeological Museum, circa 1972

Brochure for Opa-Locka and The South Florida Archaeological Museum, circa 1972

Date
1972 (circa)
Description
Brochure for Opa-locka and the South Florida Archaeological Museum printed in 1972 [date inferred]. Brochure includes a history of the town of Opa-locka; covered are the founder, Glenn H. Curtiss, the naming of the town, the architecture and the airport. Also covered is a brief history of the South Florida Archaeological Museum. Pictures include the Clearwater City Hall, Glenn H. Curtiss, the Opa-locka Railroad Station on Ali Baba Avenue, the Florida Aviation Camp at Opa-locka in 1926, and the tower at the contemporary Opa-locka Airport. The brochure is printed in blue ink.
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BROWARD: THE GOLDEN COUNTY

BROWARD: THE GOLDEN COUNTY

Date
1960 (circa)
Description
This film shows a little of Port Everglades and then other features in Broward County such as the airport, Pioneer City ("old west" attraction), crowds on the beach and fishing. It also shows hospitals, churches, condos, Nova University, some industry, pari-mutuel wagering, sports and nightlife. It also has Seminoles gator wrestling, the Everglades and Birch State Park. Produced by David W. Hunter & Associates; sponsored by Broward County Commission.
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Bryan Croom v. Joseph Swan for John Oliver

Bryan Croom v. Joseph Swan for John Oliver

Date
1845
Description
John Oliver was employed as an overseer on Bryan Croom's Gadsden County plantation at Rocky Comfort. In January of 1838, Oliver, acting as an agent for Croom, sold one of Croom's horses to Captain John Shaw of the 5th Regiment of the Florida Militia Volunteers. Oliver had guaranteed the horse was sound, and Shaw rode it out on an expedition against the Seminoles the same day that he purchased it.
Unfortunately, the horse proved to be unsound. According to a witness, Shaw had to abandon the use of the horse within a day or two after the company left Quincy, and the horse remained idle. Shaw sued Oliver for false warranty to recover the $150.00 he paid, plus damages. But by May of 1838 Oliver had died, and the suit succeeded against his estate, which was being administered by Joseph Swann.
Swann attempted to recover the money for the estate from Croom. In the Territorial Superior Court for Leon County, Swann offered as evidence the depositions of witnesses showing that Oliver was in the employ of Croom at the time he sold the horse, and that he was authorized by Croom to sell; that Croom had received the proceeds of the sale; and that Croom had said that Swann would have to refund to Shaw, but he was the proper person to lose the money, if any one did.
Croom's attorney in the lower court, Thomas Baltzell, moved that the record was not sufficient evidence of alleged warranty by Oliver, or evidence of any authority by Croom to Oliver to make such warranty. The court refused the motions, and the jury returned a verdict for Swann. Croom then appealed to the Florida Supreme Court. By the time of the appeal, Baltzell had become a Justice of the Supreme Court and recused himself from sitting on this case.
The Court found for Croom and reversed the judgment of the lower court. It decided that an agent cannot maintain an action against his principal (in this case, Croom) to recover the amount paid by him on a judgment obtained against him for a false warranty, without showing that he was authorized by his principal to make the warrant.
Also, the Court found that the record of the judgment was not evidence of authority from the principal to the agent to warrant. The receipt by Croom of the proceeds of the sale of the horse, sold by Oliver, was not evidence of authority to Oliver to warrant, nor was it a ratification of the warranty, since there was no evidence to show that at the time of receiving the proceeds he knew that a warranty had been given by the agent.
Finally, the Court decided that when an agent makes a false warranty, the principal is liable to the purchaser and not to the agent, unless he can show that a deception has been practiced on him by his principal, and that in pursuance of orders or instructions, he bona fide made the false representations, and is compelled to pay damages to the purchaser. Croom would have been liable to Captain Shaw, but not to his agent.
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Burt Reynolds in FSU football uniform

Burt Reynolds in FSU football uniform

Date
1950 (circa)
Collection
CALL FAMILY PAPERS (continued) - Box: 3 Folder: 30 Item: 1

CALL FAMILY PAPERS (continued) - Box: 3 Folder: 30 Item: 1

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Jane Brevard Darby scrapbook: Poem, n.d., 9 pp. plus cover page, in the form of a printed pamphlet, entitled ''San Louis,'' about ''the remains of an old and extensive Spanish fort'' west of Tallahassee, which, ''the last stronghold of Spanish chivalry, was itself invested and after a most bloody and terrific assault, fell into the hands of the savages. . . upon this spot some awful and unexpected calamity, the result too of war, smote the Indian race. In proof of this it is only necessary to mention that even as late as the cession of Florida, the Seminoles could not be induced by any consideration whatever, to pass by its ruins alone. . .'' Pamphlet is inscribed, ''Presented to Miss Mary Call By her sincere friend Lucien [last name illegible].''
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Identifier Title Type Subject Thumbnail
British Intrigue and the Events at Prospect BluffBritish Intrigue and the Events at Prospect BluffBattle of Negro Fort (Florida : 1816)
Seminole War (1st) (1817-1818)
War of 1812 (United States : 1812)
Seminole Indians
Creek Indians
War
Native American history
Black Seminoles
Maroons
Native Americans -- History -- Florida
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sle_miami-dade_09Brochure for Opa-Locka and The South Florida Archaeological Museum, circa 1972TextArchaeological museums and collections
Arabian nights
Moorish revival (Architecture)
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BROWARD: THE GOLDEN COUNTYBROWARD: THE GOLDEN COUNTYAmerican alligator
Amusement parks
Attractions
Beaches
Economic conditions
Gambling-Florida
Industry
Promotional films
Recreation
Seminole Indians
Tourism
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croomvswanBryan Croom v. Joseph Swan for John OliverTextTrial and arbitral proceedings--Florida
Liability (Law) -- Florida.
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PC5874Bulow Plantation Historic Memorial - Flagler County, FloridaState parks and reserves--Florida--Flagler County--Bunnell
Real photo postcards
Recreation areas--Florida--Flagler County--Bunnell
Historic sites--Florida--Flagler County--Bunnell
Parks--Florida--Flagler County--Bunnell
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dln003889Burning of the Town Pilak-Li-Ka-Ha by Gen. Eustis.Black Seminoles
Indians of North America--Wars--1815-1875
Seminole Indians--Wars
Seminole War, 2nd, 1835-1842--Destruction and pillage--Art and the war
Lithography
War in art
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PR07234Burt Reynolds in FSU football uniformCollege football players
Celebrities
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PR07242Burt Reynolds in FSU football uniformCollege football players
Celebrities
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TD00480Burt Reynolds running the ball for FSU during football game against Furman University in Tallahassee, Florida.Football players--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
College football players
College students--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Football teams--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Sports teams--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Football
Ball games
College sports
School sports
Athletics
Universities and colleges--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
Public institutions--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
College athletes--Florida--Leon County--Tallahassee
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CALL FAMILY PAPERS (continued) - Box: 3 Folder: 30 Item: 1CALL FAMILY PAPERS (continued) - Box: 3 Folder: 30 Item: 1/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/callbrevard.jpg