Fortunes Slip Threat to Astor Kin Heiress Chanler
A chaotic legal saga in New York involves Jaimaq Artatvong Chanler heir to the Astor line, accused of insanity and seeking control of vast property across 42 states. The case centers on his alleged restraint and a bid to recover wealth valued in the millions, with ties to prominent families and an asylum.
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Jamaq Artatvong Chanler
Ddvoh Astor
New York
Corinbin
Stanford White
Gions Dam Nwabitnd
Amefie Rives
Hig Namie
Bloomagdele
Chanter
Amelia Tivos
Thalela
Jock
Chanler
Hajy
Chater
Pierre Teawbetxkey
Bloonpadale
Lynchburg
Utsdentty
Virsitia
Titane
Photretee
Virginia
Chanteris
Trowbetckoy
Tovsum
Hunter claims discovery of method to turn base metals to gold
Rudolph Al Hunter of Philadelphia announces a secret process to transmute baser metals into gold and vows to reveal it only to his family. He predicts gold production at 100,000,000 annually, potentially destabilizing currencies. He is cited in the National Cyclopedia of American Biography as an inventor with hundreds of patents dating back to the 1870s.
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Rudolph al. Hunter
Philadelphia
Menind
Hunter
National Cyclopedia of American Biography
Wan
Defender of President enntor Samuel EL Piles of Whehington
The article chronicles Samuel El Piles a leading senator hopeful born in Kentucky with a large slaveholding family. It notes his early hardship at 15 finishing college, travels from Kansas to Arizona then Washington, and his status as one of the region’s oldest lawyers while a staunch president supporter.
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Enntor
Samuel EL Piles
Whehington
Mr. Files
Pacific
Jopan
Hos
Vlalons
Pugetound
le Rocky Mountains
Pacfo
Senator Piles
Kentucky
Lund
Trey
Kansas
Arizona
Washington
Playwright and Politician Augustis Thoma’s varied career traced
The article outlines Augustis Thoma a prominent American playwright and political figure. It notes his roles as editor, writer, and legislator aspirant, with ties to Bryan Progressive movement and National Institute of Art, Defense and Letters. It lists plays he contributed to and key cities associated with his career, including St Louis New York Kansas City and Paris.
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Augustis Thoma
Wr. Aryan
Bryan
Mr. Thomas
Contress
National Institute of Art
France
St Lotte
Kansas City
New York
Lunde
Para
Thomas Bee
Missouri
Nat Goodwin
Fad
le Hee
St Louis
Conservation Conference Led by Roosevelt Shapes Resource Strategy
A high level gathering at the White House on May 13 14 16 gathered cabinet members, Supreme Court justices governors and notable figures to discuss nation’s natural resource conservation. Papers on rail and water transport forests sanitation land laws and mineral resources were presented as plans for safeguarding future supplies and national wealth.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Aupreme Court
United States
Nnion
Alaska
Hawaii
Andrew Carnegie
Wiliam Jenduga Uryan
James J. HL
Railroad Kiignate
John Mitchel
Pyar Ue
Misatsalppi
Wate
James J. Hill
Hig
Hill
T. C.chambérlain
University of Chicago
Odin
Aurick
Groston
Tedyeeh
A. A. Long
Ivanber Company
Kansas City
Segay
George W. Kober
George G. Pardes
Oakland
Cal
Joseph H. Carey
Cheyenne
Wyo
Jostro
National
Takersfeld
Syten
Yable
Geogre
I. O. White
Joszeg
Andrew Coracule
Roosevelt Wns
Ecurt
fHiard Pluchat
Giiier
Dilyishin
Inland Waterways Association
Smmler Recep Jong
Rooseyatt
Abe
Nya
Conner
Alabama
Broward
Wplorida
Oeneen
Thenol
Wiliam J. Mryay
Gey
John A. Johnson
Raoeevelt
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Jubnaun
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Nur Cally
Ronsevelt
Dudy
Raorgel
Daves Ugntaps
Gavarniont
Natural Resources Conference
Alorcogéants
Wis
Wy Underwood & Underwood
Innentown News
Reginalng
Phishie
Ave Speaker
Cannon
Porektey
Lines
Pall Iaster
Meyer
John Hoys Fanmoung
Amesledt
Aining Angliscie
Li Wolletes
Hex
Roms Fee Tee
Ten
Sonn Mitchell
Seth Low
Ssmuel Gompers
Cortelyeu
Gov Wolk
Misaouet
Justine Moods
Silty Rourt
Hawkell
Oklahoma
Corry
New Mexico
Willam J. Bryan
Andrew Cagnemia
June Wlson
Figrinulture
Mabacan
Adnousoia
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