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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1901

Page

7

White House Children Fill Presidents with Joy Across Ages

A historical survey notes how White House life mirrored the era of each president through the presence of children. It traces the Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Van Buren, Harrison, Tyler, Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, Buchanan, Lincoln, Johnson, Grant, Garfield, Arthur, Cleveland, Harrison, McKinley, Roosevelt and other families, detailing how offspring shaped domestic life and public sentiment, with notable weddings, births and the lasting hope that babies bring brightness to governance. The article highlights how Roosevelt's era stands out for its large family and public warmth, concluding with a remark on the season's clam harvest of 60,603 barrels of mackerel.

Tyler White House Custis Washington Jefferson Limethy Randolph Executive Mansion James Madison Madison Monroe George Hay Campan Paris Hortense Beapharnals Hortensia John Quincy Adama Presidential Mansion Edward Livingstone Wtate Elizabeth Blue Room New York Jorge Letitia Tyler Semple Indy Louise Polk Zachary Taylor Bisa Lyely Winchester Fillmore Ang Pierce Buchanan Harriet Lane Abraham Lincoln Willie Mr. Lincoln Tad Bob Grant Lincoln Mary Darling Johnson Martha Nellie Grant Nelile Mra Haven Garfield Sheir Rompa Arthur Nip Erre Meditees Nelile Arthur Cleveland Xaid Morrison Son Hutte Ugon Hic Baby McKee Wno Roosevelt

Probable successors to Salisbury as premier of England

The article discusses Lord Salisbury’s looming retirement and the two leading contenders to succeed him, the Duke of Devonshire and Arthur Balfour. It compares their temperaments, political styles, and qualifications, noting Devonshire’s reserve and age and Balfour’s tact and alertness, with rumor centering on one of them as Salisbury’s likely successor.

Lord Salisbury Hatfield Salisbury United States Soustury Lomdion Spencer Compton Cavendish Elgenth Duke of Devonshire Arthur James Balfour Treasury House of Summons Joe Chamberlain Jupiter Salisbury Devonshire Annléliy Manchester Bolton Abbey Calhoun Prince Chatsworth Cecil Chamberlain Jim Balfour

Balfour Seen as Likely Tory Leader in Salisbury’s Shadow

James William Walter argues that Balfour favors Salisbury’s line, with diplomacy and pedigree shaping the Tory path. The piece portrays him as a rich bachelor diplomat ready to steer Britain through turbulent times, likening him to a Cecil and noting his resilience against Irish critiques.

House of Tords Balfour Cecil Salisbury Beaconsfield Mr. Balfour Str Rowt de Stines Robert Cecil Lord Sallevury Britannia Arthur James Taifrur James William Walter England

Pope Receives Vast Flow of Letters and Papers Daily

The pope reportedly accepts from 2000 to 22000 items daily, read by five secretaries. President McKinley handles about 1400 letters and up to 4000 newspapers and pamphlets. the English king averages around 1000 letters and 2000 newspapers. The borough of Wensinetin, London, plans to buy the Inte Land Letahtor residence to keep as an art museum with its contents.

McKintey Pamphiets Rector King of England Wensinetin Lamdon

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