Easter in the American colonies abroad
London reports celebrate Easter with American manners as Mrs Mackey and Lady Paget host freshly cut lilies and home rituals. Paris hosts Lillys and churchgoers while Mrs Astor and Miss Edith Morton prepare for Easter engagements as American society gathers in Europe.
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London
New York
Mrs. Mackey
Ariton House Terrace
Meissonier
California
Mary Paget
Stevens
Arthur Paget
Halkin Street
Louise Margaret
Wal
Fifth Avenue
Lady Paget
Col. Paget
St. Petersburg
Europe
Winter Palace
Beloseiski
Miss Whittier
Pollie Whittier
Troubetzkoi
Amelie Rives
Cantacuzene
Julia Dent Grant
Frederick Dent
Grant
America
Countess of Ava
Terence Blackwood
Earl of Ava
Aston
Suwanee River
Faubourg St
Paris
Edith Morton
William Eutis
Italy
Ireland
C. Oliver Iselin
Iselin
aAstors
William Astor
Ogilvie Haig
Cairo
Monte Carlo
Vanderbilt
A. Ritrdon Reed
St Helena To Host Boer Napoleon In Exile Chapter
The article discusses St Helena as the future home for Nelson Cronje and the Boer leaders in exile, likening Napoleon Bonaparte's historic link to the island and detailing the island’s geography, population, and strategic significance amid the Anglo Boer War. It notes Cronje and 4000 burghers may swell the population and outlines Longwood, Ladder Hill, and the island’s remote isolation.
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St. Helens
Middle Atlantic
Cronje
Joubert
Dom Paul
St. Helena
Joan da Nova
Plymouth Harbor
H. M. S. Bellerophon
H. M. S. Northumberland
Sir George Cockburn
England
Napoleon Bonaparte
Northumberland
Europe
Jamestown
Napoleon
Boer Napoleon
Transvaal
Plete Cronje
South Africa
Bt. Helena
Africa
South America
Cape Town
St.Helena
Teece
Orient
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Cape Horn
Bue
Ladder Hill
Longwood
Dini Zulu
Cetewayo
Undabuko
Garnet
Wolesley
Ulundi
Nata
Zululand
Swallow
Dial
South African Republic
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Countess Wastellane
Harter
Dewey
Cronie
France
Island OF
Isle OF Napoleon and Cronje
Great Britain
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