Countess Cassini and the Robson Belmont connection
The article recounts Countess Cassini rising from Washington social circles as a favored figure and notes Eleanor Robson’s stage career and engagement to August Belmont. It covers Cassini’s rapid promotion after aiding Li Hung Chang’s Pekin conference and sketches Robson’s breakthrough in 1897 and noted performances. It also profiles Ines Milholland and her sister Vida in the suffrage movement and public life.
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Cuntess
Margaret Cassini
Washington
Count Cassini
Cassiana
Cassini
Li Hung Ghang
Pekin
Eleanor Robson
August Belmont
New York
Marjory Knox
California Theater
San Francisco
Miss Robson
Aeitherto
Juliet
Kate Hard- Castle
Cercuer
New
Lorg
John E. Milholland
New ‘York
London
Woman’s Freedom Movement
Vida
Albany
Miss. Milholland
Winkle and Swift Hunting Trip Tale in Adirondacks
Fragmentary dialogue describes Swift meeting his wife on a hunting trip in the Adirondacks. The tale hints at a lighthearted moment and a small deer encounter before returning home.
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Winkle
Swift
Adirondacks
Mrs Noel Leads Women in Roosevelt Conservation Drive
Mrs Noel and other wives of southern governors join national support for Roosevelt conservation schemes. The article highlights active involvement of women across states in backing conservation efforts and the role of governors' spouses in expanding advocacy.
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Mississippi
Noel
Roosevelt
Souther Wests
Neel
Siphaere
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Gome Omen
Countess Cassini
Constance
Browning
Salomy
Jane
Bret Sarte
Glad
Inez Milligiand
Inez Milholland
Eleanor Porson
Gibraltar
Hershey Trust Co