Nellie Grant Sartoris A Famous Civil War Era Bride
Nellie Grant Sartoris, daughter of General Grant, met Algernon Sartoris aboard a ship returning from Europe. They wed in 1874 in New York before sailing to England. Nellie had three children, with eldest Vivian and Rosemary still single. the son Algernon served briefly in the U.S. Army.
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President Roosevelt
Nellie Grant
Gen. Grant
Julia Dent Grant
Washington
Nellie Grant Sartoris
St. Louis
Missouri
Sartoris
Dent
General Grant
White House
Grant
Nellie
Presidential Mansion
West Point
Europe
Great Britain
Continent
Russia
Mr. Sartoris
Prince Charming
Miss Grant
Alice Roosevelt
Republic
President Grant
Algernon Sartoris
Algernon
United States Army
Philippines
Paris
Vivian
Rosemary
Gen
Fred D. Grant
Jesse Grant
England
Germany
Edward Sartoris
Hampshire
Adelaide Kemble
Charles
Fanny Kemble
United States
A Family Affair and a Tale of Charity and Change
An old tale recalls a New York philanthropist soliciting funds for an orphan asylum and a White House wedding scene with prominent figures. It contrasts Mrs Sage’s generous gift with Russell Sage altering a contribution record, while noting rail mileage growth from 1882 to 1905.
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New York
Russell Sage
And
Harpers Weekly
Beet sugar growing drives U S agricultural growth
Colorado leads an expanding beet sugar industry aiding agriculture, industry, and social progress. Congress received the annual report from Special Agent Charles F. Saylor detailing 52 factories in operation, 5 idle, and 12 under construction as the sector develops nationwide.
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United States
Congress
Charles F. Saylor
Department of Agriculture
Ten Acre Farms Becomes Policy Push For Small Holdings
A pending bill to amend the National Irrigation Law enables government subdivision of public lands into small 10 acre tracts. It cites rising sugar beet production and notes 10 acre farms can support a family. The measure envisions town sites and varied lot sizes to foster rural settlements and modern amenities.
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Hoase of Representatives
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
The Abbot's Trial at Beaulieu Abbey
In Beaulieu Abbey a tense inquiry unfolds as Abbot and monks hear a complaint against a novice named Ambrose. Brother John is summoned to defend himself while the master of novices and chancellor preside, and the monk Ambrose accuses, amid mounting concern over scandal.
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Beaulieu
Athanasius
Bannockburn
Bartholomew Berghersh
Paris
Holy Father
Jerome
Chrys
Ostom
Brother Ambrose
John
Ambrose
Thomas the Lector
A Luxurious Auto Built for Capt Lars Anderson
A French manufacture touring car made for Capt. Lars Anderson of Boston is praised as exceptionally original. The huge machine matches modern touring speeds and features reversible furniture including a bed bureau, a cook stove, and a dining table that deploys for use. It is described as a miniature hotel on wheels with space for eating sleeping working or idling.
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Lars Anderson
Boston
Anderson
Beet sugar industry progresses in America
The Department of Agriculture showing indicates sugar consumption remains high in the east. the young beet sugar industry is making substantial progress. Despite uncertain legislation and high factory costs, very satisfactory advances are being made in this new American enterprise.
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Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
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Idaho
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Titan
Mississippi River
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trans-Mississippi
Lehi
Shei White Company
Chapter
Tiordle Jolin
Denver
the Housekeeper Corporation
Coupon
Minneapolis
Minn
THE
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Sunet
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