The Story of Monticello by Mrs. Littleton
A historical narrative recounts Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, its building from youth through debt, and the bid to keep it as a national shrine. It traces sale decades, Uriah Levy's purchase, later confiscation, and ongoing U.S. efforts to acquire Monticello as a public heritage site with Jefferson's grave secured.
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Thomas Jefferson
Martin W. Littleton
Monticello
Charlottesville
Jefferson
Shadwell
Rivanna
Monticello House
Barclay
Mr. Jefferson
Martha Jefferson Randolph
New York
Uriah Levy
Navy
St. Mark’s Place
Captain Levy
Jackson
Confederacy
New
David W. S. Coddington
Ashe
Levy
City of New York
Joshua Cohen
Jacob I. Cohen
Baltimore
George Carr
House of Congress
United States
Uriah Chevy
Jefferson M. Levy
Virginia
Jefferson M
Mt. Cello
Courthouse
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Senate of the
House Committee On Rules
Senate
Four Chinese Girls to Train in Sochow Kindergarten
A Sochow kindergarten association votes to fund four local girls through a training school. After completing their studies the women will return to open free kindergartens in the municipality for young children.
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Sochow
China
Riverside restaurant barbecue and chicken dinner offer
A local menu advertises 25 cent meals today through Sunday including barbecue pig with apple sauce for dinner and chicken and dumplings for supper at Riverside Restaurant.
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Riverside Restaurant
Noted Hoodoos Carry Dark Tales Across Empires
Pearson's Weekly cites several alleged cursed artifacts. An artist Mr Apperly bought a West African idol and suffered a string of misfortunes from burglary to rheumatism. A mummy of Amen-Ra's high priestess caused accidents and deaths after its removal to the British Museum. A teak Buddha idol triggered ship fires and losses, while an Indian idol linked to Carnot’s assassination delivered a cascade of calamities until it was destroyed.
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Pearson's Weekly
Apperly
Royal Academy
Academy
Amen-Ra
British Museum
Wrypt
Egypt
England
Marchiioness
Salisbury
Buddha
Lower
Burma
Liverpool
Wales
Carnot
France
India
Great Britain
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Corset ads list various bust sizes and prices
Advertisements promote corsets with numbers 406 and 408 and prices around four dollars. They claim improved relief bands appeal to many women and compare favorably to higher priced Nemo models. Sizes range from 18 to 26 with multiple cone forms and medicase features mentioned.
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