Nellie Grant Sartoris Wedding and Family Ties
Nellie Grant Sartoris, daughter of Civil War hero Ulysses S. Grant, married Englishman Algernon Sartoris on May 21, 1874 after a European tour. The couple had three children, Vivian, Rosemary, and Algernon, with Rosemary remaining unmarried. Nellie was deeply esteemed by women and notably had eighteen bridesmaids at her wedding. Her residence varied, with strong ties to St Louis and Washington, and her son served briefly in the U.S. Army before health issues ended his career.
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President Roosevelt
Nellie Grant
Gen. Grant
Julia Dent Grant
Dughter
Washington
Nellie Grant Sartoria
St. Louis
Missouri
World’s Fair Was In Progress There. Possibly the Liking of Mrs. Sartoris
Dent
General Grant
White House
Grant
Nellie
West Point
Europe
Great Britain
Continent
Russia
Sartoris
Prince Charming
Miss Grant
Alice Roosevelt
Republic
President Grant
Algernon Sartoris
Algernon
United States Army
Philippines
Paris
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Rosemary
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Gen
Fred D. Grant
Jesse Grant
England
Germany
Edward Sartors
Hampshire
Adelaide Kemble
Charles
Fanny Kemble
United States
A Storied Tale Of Charity And Letters From The South
A teller recounts a tale of a good New York man soliciting funds for an orphan asylum. Among guests at a White House wedding were diplomats and officials. a misprint in a ledger led to a humorous misquote, as a contributor’s name was altered by pen. The note ends with a statistic: South railway mileage grew from one eighteenth in 1882 to one seventh in 1905.
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New York
Gad
Slarpers Weekly
Luxurious French Auto for Capt Lars Anderson
A Boston captain showcases a French built touring car praised as highly original among modern machines. It rivals speed with endurance, and features reversible furniture including a bed bureau, a movable cook stove, and dining table. The entire vehicle acts as a tiny hotel on wheels for eating sleeping working or idling.
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Lars Anderson
Boston
Anderson
Beet Sugar Growing in U S Shows Rising Industry
Congress has received the annual report of Special Agent Charles F. Saylor on beet sugar in the United States for last year. Fifty two factories operated, five idle, and twelve under construction. The study notes steady progress and meaningful expansion despite high costs and uncertain legislation, signaling a promising but developing American enterprise.
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United States
Congress
Charles F. Saylor
Department of Agriculture
Euion
Mississippi
Set
Colorado
Ten Acre Farms and Small Tract Homesteads Pass Bill
A pending bill amends the National Irrigation Law to allow homestead entries on public land irrigated by the government to be as small as 10 acres, with town sites and varied tract sizes up to 160 acres. The move aims to boost small farm success, irrigation, settlement, and rural communities across western states.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
The Great Bell at Beaulieu Abbey Opens a Trial
In a Beaulieu Abbey chapter a strict Abbot orders a public inquiry into a monk’s alleged misconduct. Brother Ambrose presents the case against Brother John as lay brothers assemble, while novices hide nearby and the abbey’s daily rituals echo under the great bell.
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Beaulieu
Athanasius
Bannockburn
Bartholomew Berghersh
Paris
Holy Father
Jerome
John
Ambrose
Thomas the Lector
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