American Citizen Yet an English Peer
A fragmented obituary style note on Albert Kirby Fairfax of New York, twelfth Baron Fairfax, listing his American birth, English title, family lineage, and ties to Maryland and Virginia. It traces the Fairfax line through John Contes Fairfax and Charles Fairfax, noting connections to Mount Vernon, Belvoir, and Greenway Court, and mentions George Washington and Royal Navy relations.
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Albert Kirby Fairfax
New York
Baron Fairfax
Northampton
Prince George County
Mary
Lord Fairfax
England
Edward
Howe
Radward
Joha” Conter Fairfax
Maryland
Baron Fairfax of Cameron
John Contes Fairfax
Charlee
United States
John Fairfax
William Fairiax
Yale
George 1
Belvoir
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
Anne
Laurence
George Washington
Shy
Kle
William Pairfax
Admiral Vernon
Bel Vole
Haron William
Bryan
Virginia
Georg W. Fairfax
Greenway Court
Lord Palefiex
Vsl
Wales
Joe
George W. Fairax
Bath Bawlan
Anne Joan
Khglaned
Albert Kithy Patrting
John
Contr Fairfax
Death of John W. Mackay Reveals Vast Wealth
The Evening Bulletin reports on the death of John W. Mackay and asserts his widow Clarence W. Mackay will likely receive around 60 million dollars. The piece notes the fortune's exact size is unannounced, hints the son’s share may be near that amount, and follows social scenes including Mrs. Mackay’s public appearances and fashion details at church. It mentions a club event with Grover Cleveland and a Western Senator’s daughter’s school visit, plus light dialogue about official appointments and a Consul General post in St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Macky
Clarence
Clarence W. Mackay
Ball
John W. Mackay
Lt To
John
True love of royalty meets with difficulties
A sweeping tale of royal romance and political intrigue unfolds around Crown Prince Frederick and Miss Gladys Deacon. Rumors connect Empress hopes, Marlborough influence, and European diplomacy as Miss Deacon defies a ring withdrawal while authorities press for a marriage align. The saga traces Deacon family scandal, exile, and a costly estate split among heirs.
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Princw
Frederick
Migs
Duckine
Marliborough
Messenger
Suve
Kingeror
Hie Rom
Princ Henry of
Prienin
Willian
Kuwai
Boers Seek Rest and Funds in London Visit
New York Sun reporter notes Boer generals arrival in London where they meet secretary Ferreira and adjutant Delaney. They plan to visit the king at Windsor and then Holland and the United States, depending on politics. The generals praise American support and discuss money collection while in Europe.
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Boon
London
New York
Wale
Niebner
Wu Adjutant Ferreira
Semintan Mt
Delaney
Ferreira
America
Brobner
Anerog
Hrebner
Mr. Porreira
Botha
Quaity Rat Whitties
Misia
DeWet
Delarsy
Madeira
Hare
Eavetin
Mir la Dome
Ae Boetiompton
Lord Kitchen
Nigeria
Southampton
Chamberlain
Sud
Brebner
Hrother
Ale
Carrie
Mont
Dewer
Delarey
DeWar
Delares
Peing
Revered Utrecht War Hero Appears Amid Silence at Door
The interview of Master Hotta Jr. and Commander in Chief Brebner Be prepares readers for a scene in Utrecht's calm streets. Soldiers and workers pass by while the veteran, once a key leader, stands by the doorway reflecting on a war remembered and a city transformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reebner
Tan
Rink
Republic
Utrecht
Mr. Sraegern
Wimhout
Bunday
Ric
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Fife
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Trieste
St. Petersburg
Chad
iNew York Times
the Evening Bulletin
Kiser Wilhetta
Prine Frederict
Mies Gladys
Deacot
Starboroneh
Howevr
AL Whowe
Atenhelm
William
Mixx Deacon
Paris
Gladys Deacon
Edward Parker Deacon
Pries Duce
Boston
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Prance
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Breneh Chtman
Deacon
Tme
Beam
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Mra Reweon
Dwiiewin
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Deweon
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Parke
Tefire
Mr Deacon
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York
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Eetith
Somerville
Mars
Mraencom
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San Francisco
Jube
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Carman
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Westeen
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Broad Avenue
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Mrs. Cleveland's
Grover Cleveland
White House
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