McMillan of Michigan and Washington society splendor
Special correspondence from Washington reveals Senator McMillan of Michigan as a wealthy, multifaceted figure. He maintains three secretaries for railroads and corporate matters, manages a vast correspondence, and entertains lavishly. The piece notes his real estate savvy, fashion-forward image, and the easy entry to official society in Washington, contrasted with a Chicago retiree’s social bid and a tale of a conspicuously public dinner among Congress members.
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Clark Ingersoll
McMillan
Michigan
America
Senator McMillan
Ys. McMillan
Newberry
New York
Detroit
Young Newberry
United States
Congress
Senate
D Jay
Senater
Washington
Arlington Hotel
Vermont Avenue
Raum
Robert G. Ingerso
Robert
Mr. Baum
Dupont Circle
Blaine
Mr. Lester
Sawyer
Senator Hearst
Clark
Mr. Conkling
Conkling
Ingersoll
Senator Conkling
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Official Society of
Boston
Illinois
Chicago
Robert Graves
Life of an Aristocratic Dog
A Washington Post tale notes the luxury of pampered pets with Zip the dog as an example. A sick pet prompted ether, a homeopathic physician and SPCA involvement, then a booted exercise routine supervised by a twenty year old nurse and a fashionable shoemaker. The piece satirizes elite dog care and social excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Palmer
Zip
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Post
Great Choctaw Chief Peter Pitchlynn, tribe's famed leader
Special correspondence from Kansas City recounts Tom Pitchlynn's Choctaw ranch near Caddo on Blue River with grape vines and timber groves. It reviews Peter Pitchlynn’s life from birth in 1806, education in Tennessee, and role in treaty negotiations, Civil War neutrality, and burial with Masonic honors in Washington. The narrative notes his admiration for Henry Clay, his stance on polygamy, and his scholarly talks on Choctaw lore, migrations, and origin myths.
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Peter F. Pitchlyns
Kansas City
Tom Pitchlynn
Caddo
Peter P. Pitchlynn
Tom
Peter P. Pitchigan
Sush-ook-wa
Noxubee County
Miss
Washington, D. C
Washington
Tennessee
Jackson
United States
Columbia (Tenn
University of Nashville
Mississippi
Osage Country
Pitchlynn
Arkansas River
Henry Clay
Ohio
Cincinnati
Louisville
Charles Dickens
Hoe
Lincoln
Congressional
Washington, D.C
Albert Pike
Alabama
Savannah
Florida
Mexico
Central America
Great River
Yazoo
Henny Inman
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