Clever American Woman Abroad Marriage of Lady Randolph Churchill
The marriage of Lady Randolph Churchill to Lieutenant Wert unites two illustrious figures in service to England. Jennie Jerome, born in Rochester, becomes a noted American who supports her husband’s career and gains favor with the queen, receiving the Imperial Order of the Crown of India. Wert, at 28, has wartime and diplomatic honors, with prior service in the queen’s army and recognition from the Prince of Wales.
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Randolph Churchill
West
England
Lady Randolph Churchill
Weert
Drighton
Beens
Queen's Army
Prince of Wales
Wert
Jennie Jerome
Leonard Jerome
Rochester
Genesee Falls
Jennie
Thurlow Weed
Mehta
George
Exchequer
Imperial Order of the Crown of India
Lady Randolph Churchill and Her English Ties
The piece chronicles Lady Randolph Churchill a widow’s life and political zeal she married Lord Randolph Churchill in 1874 at Grace Church New York. Her loyalty to royal order and conservative causes shaped Primrose League leadership and wartime social circles involving her sons Winston and John Henry Churchill. She arranged political tours for her husband and later faced a controversial engagement with Cornwallis West amid rivalries with Mrs Cornwallis West.
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Healy
Grace Church
New York
Lord Randolph Henry Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Randolph Churchill
Roy
Randolph Churchill
Lord Beacons
Conservattive Party
Primrose League
House of Commons
Cansvam
Winston Leonard
John Henry
Lady Randolph Churchill
Cornwallis West
Young West
Churchill
Wen
England
Call for a New White House in the Nation's Capital
A 19th century discussion argues against replacing the White House and favors adding a separate building nearby for the president family. The piece traces costs from 1799 onward, noting Virginia and Maryland funding, and highlights renovations under Lincoln to Grant, with totals near 3 million dollars and periodic modernization efforts.
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Washington
White House
Sam
James Hoban
Charleston
5. C
Duke of Leicester
Dublin
Congress
Virginia
Maryland
Dix
General Washington
Fisther
John Adaims
Philadelphila
Imesing Thhuss
Yooma
Justis
Wlehe
The Plumpness Cure From An Early Advice Piece
A dense instructional text advocates dieting and exercise to gain plump curves. It prescribes a morning regimen of warm milk with sweetener, a scented rub with lotion, and home tinctures. Gentle dumbbell routines, posture, and breathing exercises are suggested to improve the figure, with daily singing scales for habit.
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Wenn
la Lowis
Mining Patent Application for Null Lode in Montana
United States Land Office Helena announces Anaconda Copper Mining Company files for patent on the Null Lode in Silver Bow county Montana. The location is recorded as Survey No 898 in Township 3 North Range 7 West with detailed bounds and neighboring claims listed. First publication June 23 1990.
Unclear Health Advice Fragment
fragmentary text giving dubious guidance on breathing and diet. It mentions taking a “tite cod fiver wll” twice daily, with suggestions to eat fattening nourishing food and hold long breaths. The source lacks clear context or verifiable details.
Notice to Co-Owners on Helen Placer Mining Claim
Butte Land and Investment Company tolls co owners William Richardson Charles M Buck and Amanda R Buck that labor and improvements have been expended on the Helen Placer Mining claim in Silver Bow Montana per Revised Statutes. They must pay specified proportional sums within ninety days after service of publication or the co owner’s rights will vest in the claimant.
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William Richardson
Charles M. Buck
Amanda R. Buck
Butte Land and Investment Company
United States
Helen Placer
TL & N
R. W
Montant
Wiliam Richardson
Charles Mr. Buck
Amanda
Buck
William Richardon
Charles 2
N. W
N.R
Bow County
Montana
Ald
Lota
Witten Richardson
Charien M. Tuck
Publicaion
Ind
Kenophanes Placer
Butte Land & Investment Co
Mining Patent Application Filed in Montana
United States Land Office, Helena Montana, June 18 1A Anaconda Copper Mining Company by John Gillie attorney filed for a patent for a lode claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The claim covers 028 acres with 019 acres not in conflict, located in Township 3 North Range West and described by exact bearings and distances from Survey No 786 and a granite corner marker. Record of location is in Silver Bow County Recorder. Adjacent claims include Humboldt Lode Lot 11 and others.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Monstana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company, & Corporation
Afonetana
John Gille
Taety
Adhreas
Butte
Bilver Bow County
State of
Montana
Ieat
Sents Aeres
Recorder
oMee
Silver Bow County
Loda Laratinus
Pase
Sreowtlitor
Justue A. Nwenots
Savage Lode
Michael Carroll
Gurvey
Bell
Herena
Mont
Natlee
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Gillie
Butte City
Summit Valley
Burney No
North Range
Weat
Burvey No. 2
Lee von
Rocar
Eta
Silvan Row County
State of Montana
Ocuiida
Arthur Thomas
Rurvey
Humboldt Lode
George W. Farin
T Seni Gerry
Ulin
Iam MacNamara
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