Misunderstood Millionaire Astor and His Engaged Daughter Pauline
A London correspondent refutes claims that William Waldorf Astor is eager for his daughter Pauline Astor to marry into peerage. The piece portrays Astor as reserved, methodical, and protective of his family, detailing his estate atmosphere at Cliveden, charity habits, and clashes with the Thames Conservancy. It notes Pauline’s engagement to Capt. Spender Clay, his fortune from Bass' Ale, and hints at potential racing plans, while stressing Astor’s generosity and public misperceptions.
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Millions in Estate Irish Party Seeks Bluff over $5 Million
Special correspondence recalls Mrs. Blake of Longford and her $4.5 million estate that later rose to about $5 million with interest. Irish MPs push to keep the British treasury from seizure, while Sir John Farrell leads a campaign for a Commons inquiry.
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California
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India
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England
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Atlantic
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House of Commons
J. P. Farrell
Longford
Treasures of the Dump Inspire Hidden Uses and Fun
An article on city dumps as sources of value where scraps become treasures. It cites four dumps near Nineteenth Street, Delaware Avenue, Kentucky Avenue, and Benning Road. It describes examples like broken combs, tin cans repurposed as flower pots or stilts, and paper waste recycled by rag men, plus coal and wood for warmth in winter.
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Delaware Avenue
Arsenal
Kentucky Avenue
Potomac
Benning Road
Jack Frost
The Woman I Love With My Heart and Brain and Soul
A poem excerpt in which a speaker describes three loves a woman who embodies heart, brain, and soul. The narrative contrasts a cozy, compassionate partner with a brilliant, witty counterpart and a radiant, divine soul in lyrical dialogue, ending in a farewell.
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Cecilia
wEthelwyn Wetherald
Seven Ambitions of Women in a Fragmented Ideal
The essay traces women’s shifting aims from romance to practical marriage. It follows how a young woman starts seeking mad love and being the sole center of a man’s life, then settles for fidelity, a realistic partner, and finally accepts life as it is. It notes how mothers steer daughters toward marriage with stable affection, domestic harmony, and a dowdy reality.
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Lydia
Felow
Sallie
Strato
Cos Sould
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