Royal women lead outside the throne in sport and travel
The Chicago Sunday Tribune notes American and European queens and empresses embracing outdoor sports from walking and tennis to yachting and mountain climbing. Queen Alexandra, Queen Helene, Queen Margherita, and others inspire vigor, health, and active hobbies beyond court duties.
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America
England
Alexandra
Sue
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Sandringham
Queen Alexandra
Scotland
Siie
Wialsot
Grandma
Helene
Italy
Montenegro
Rome
Ivau
Sie
Veture
Liey
Hota
Tielene
Mediterranean
San Bessore
Margherita
Q Meen Margherita
Europe
United States
Germany
Roosevelt
Berlin
Potsdam
Victoria Eugenia
Spain
Holland
Queen
Belgium
Russia
The
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Presidents' Unbroken Line of Churchgoers Chronicle
A centenarian recalls Washington through Lincoln and McKinley noting each president s church affiliation. He describes personal attendance, church roles, and how civil war era changes affected access to the public, citing presidents from Adams to Roosevelt and their denominations.
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William Birth
Wington City
Washington
Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Garfield
Benjamin Harrison
Madison
Moarie
Iyler
Fillmore
Hayes
McKinles
Ayernnedy
Alexandria
Christ Church
Old Pohick Church
Mount
Vernon
Pohick
John Adams
Adams
Thomas Jefferson
France
Princeton
Monroe
Second Presbyterian Church
Martin van Buren
Roosevelt
van Buren
William Henry Harrison
John Taylor
White House
Polk
Taylor
Filmore
President Pierce
Purse
First Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Buchanan
Willard’s Hall
Lincoln
Johnson
Religius Society
Grant
Congress
Arthur
St. John’ Church
Acrosa Ak
Cleveland
Clevelanda
Harrison
Senate
McKinley
Foundry Church
Foundry
Newman
Ami
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Jefferson
N. Y. Sun
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Queen Margherita
Oneglia
Princess Cecilia
Cecelia
Sitmgles
Society For the Prevention of
Queen Victoria
Hook
Nye