Poor Shade of Royalty in a New York Sanitarium
A New York woman once famed as a beauty and countess, Anne Flagler Harden-Hickey, is housed in a Stamford sanitarium. Once titled Baroness of Trinidad by her husband Jacques Harden-Hickey, she wanders as queen of an imagined realm. Her decline follows the death of her husband and a life of public adoration fading into isolation.
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New York
Stanford
Ons
Jacquee L
Prince of
Trinaidad
Haroness
Anne Harden Hickey
J. H Flagler
Henry M. Flagler
Nushband
East Fifty-fourth Street
Third
Lexington Avenues
Mareness
Hickey
Baroness Harden-Hickey
Anne Flagler
Jacques
James Harden-Hickey
San Francisco
France
Republic
St. Cyr
the Triboutet
Pauly Fishee
Damien
London
Passhee
Astoria
Brazil
South Atlantic
Sitatn
Knon
Trinidad
Jacques Hardon
Europe
Amy Flagler
Jess
St. James
Prince Jacques 1
Great Britain
Jacques I
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Nally
el Paso
Tex
Thongh
Jarden- Hickey
Toitin
Anne
Graystone
Beut
Victoria
Lfe
Third Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Anne Harden-Hickey
Enat Fiftyfourth Street
Stamford Sanitarium
Bret Harte's Gray Hair and War Memory Echoes
Excerpted remarks trace Bret Harte's gray temples to fear from fatal stage exposure and frontier skirmishes. He recalls his Civil War volunteer service, disdain for sensational heroes, and the idea that lasting fame comes from shaping mortal impulses into enduring principles.
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Harte
Charce
Evers
Eel River
Scort River
Musboldt Bay
Chicago Daily News
Fertility Growth Through Corn Belt Alfalfa and Livestock
A Farmer s Voice correspondent argues that soil fertility must be replenished, not exhausted. Rotating corn with alfalfa plus cattle and hogs increases manure returns, boosts yields, and raises land value. Examples include Nebraska farms turning to alfalfa, corn, and dairy cattle for steady gains.
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Farmera’ Voice
Corn Belt
Nebraska
Homemade two row corn harvester described by Iowa reader
An Iowa reader details a self built two row corn harvester. He explains using a 4 by 4 axle with 2 by 4 runners and wheels from an old planter, knives from a stalk cutter, and a buck on a platform for support. The device is tested with corn and prepared for shock.
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Iowa
Drift through the Seasons Rallying the Roads
A fragmented verse urges citizens to keep roads clear across seasons. The chant repeats marching cadence about urging the roads with purpose, linking seasons to road upkeep and civic duty.
Raising Rats in the Country to Cut Feeding Costs
A report notes an estimated 100 million dollars spent last year to feed tin rats and calls for action. Authorities urge everyone to participate in destroying the rats to reduce costs.
Congressmen Plan Isthmus Visit to Review Canal Estimates
A sub committee of the appropriation committee plans a November trip to the Isthmus to inspect Secretary Taft's 1909 canal estimates. Representative James A. Tawney urged the visit to align spending with administration oversight, aiming to preempt budget disputes and possibly secure new legislation for expedited work. The trip would wrap up before Congress convenes in December.
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Ashington
Committee On
Taft
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Appropriations Committee
Jatmans
Col. Goethals
Washington
Congress
Dairy Industry Growth Shown In United States
The article outlines dramatic expansion in U S dairy, citing 21 million cows milking daily and a national output around 11 000 000 000 pounds of milk annually. It details uses for milk including butter cheese and condensed milk, with distribution through major centers like Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston and St Louis.
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Massachusetts Bay Colony
New Ruiland
Old Brindle
America
United States
Tuhstedt
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louia
Roosevelt leads crusade against gamblers in Washington DC
Roosevelt, deeply involved in the anti gambling campaign, coordinates with federal and local authorities to purge the district. Federal agents and detectives gather evidence for raids and prosecutions directed by a presidential appointee and the district attorney.
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Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Camgalen Ia
Washington
Attormey
Alvin
Army Courts-Martial Fall Short of Last Year
A wartime report shows 682 fewer army officers and men tried by court martial than last year. The analysis cites declines across categories including drunkenness larceny and disobedience, with notes on reform proposals and concerns over fireslanted liquor sales near military reservations.
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Cone
Mad
Porter
Cou
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Mag of
Baron
Deaena
Baroness Farren Sticaey
Bret Harte
Daniel Webster
Isthmus
Miitny
Pesora
Wa Tea
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