New York Millionaires Who Built Fortunes by Effort
Special correspondence chronicles Russell Sage, J. L. Mott, Charles R. Flint, William Grace and others. It details Sage’s frugal habits and vast wealth, Mott’s art collection and city palace, Flint’s rapid ascent from a Brooklyn upbringing to West Coast trade, Grace’s Peruvian contracts and Long Island homes, and Hinrichs and Fales family fortunes built from modest beginnings to strong estates.
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New York
Sage, Mott
Grace
Flint
Fates
Hinrichs
Russell Sage
Fifth Avenue
Jordan L. Mott
Mott
Third Avenue
Mott Haven Draw Bridge
Democratic Party
Board of Aldermen
Delmonico’s
Gray
Oie
Charles R. Flint
Younges Ee
Brooklyn Polytechnic
South America
W. R. Grace & Co
Globe
Flint Grace
United States Aluminating Company
Gramme Electrical Company
Brooklyn
Benjamin Flint
Polytechnic
Grace & Co
Peru
Gracie
Mr. Grace
Union Square
Long Island
Glen Head
Glen Cove
East River
William R. Grace
Haliburton Fales, Jr
Windemere
England
Columbia College
Law School
Samuel Bradford Fales
Philadelphia
Isabel Corse
Fales
Brunswick
Delmon
Charles F. A. Hinrichs
Wall Street
Werckmeister
Broadway
New Jersey
Newark
Paterson
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
Long
New York City
William Walter Phelps
Napoleon
Twin Cities
FaLes-Cunris
Selling Campaign Badges on the Street
A pedestrian markets political badges showing Cleveland and Harrison emblems. He exchanges lapels after learning a man’s presidential preference, selling the badge for one dollar. The practice yields modest profits as he can obtain more badges in town.
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Cleveland
Harrison
Catskill Cor
New York Star
Washington Women Ride Bicycles Stir Metropolitan Faction
Washington letter notes that women in the capital have long ridden special bicycles, with 2000 machines in use and a growing acceptance. It recounts a political anecdote about a county clerk and a City candidate, and mentions Marine Band concerts on Saturday afternoons at the White House grounds as a social feature.
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Washington
New York
Metropolis
Union
Marine Band
White House
Palace
Jane
Charles Egbert Craddock and the Tennessee Mountain Muse
Special correspondent recalls Mary Noailles Murfree, the writer behind Charles Egbert Craddock, her mountain Tennessee settings, literary rise, and critical reception. It details her life from Tennessee origins to St. Louis, her early stories, and the success of In the Tennessee Mountains, noting praised realism and occasional stylistic quirks.
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New York
Charles Egbert Craddock
Atlantic Monthly
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Mr. Craddock
Craddock
Mary Noailles Murfree
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Nashville
St. Louis
Tennessee
Tennessee Mountains
Miss Murfree
Stone River
Great Smoky Mountains
Bret Harte
Rion
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