Nellie Grant in London Life and Her American Roots
A portrait of Nellie Grant and her daughters Vivian May and Rosemary, detailing her London home at Cadogan Place and her ties to American and English society. The piece recalls her youth, marriage, and enduring identity as Nellie Grant, with reflections on Sartoris family links, mentalities toward foreign marriages, and her quiet life with Algernon Edward and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Grant
Asher
Ahe
General Grant
Pever
Vivian May
Rosemary
Elaine Might Bays
Mr. Sartoris
Charles Kemble
Fannie Kemble
Sartoria
Berite Daugher
Juliet
Rose- Hod
London
Nettie Grant
Neilie Grant
Sartocie
Blanche Melbourne
Molly Enough
Abia Womsa
St. Louis
Finn
Sarforis
Nelile Grant
Cadogan Place
Iria
Landat
Algernon Edward
England
America
Dalted Svane Thao
Mia Sartoris
Theo
Defeat of anti option bill cited by papers across regions
A collection of editorials from the New York Times New York World Madison Democrat Philadelphia Ledger Philadelphia Record Boston Herald and others attack the Hatch-Washburn anti option bill as a dangerous misstep toward centralization and farmer exploitation. They warn of millers’ control of markets and urge reform and vigilance against class legislation amid political maneuvering. The clippings also advise readers on kidney disease and health remedies as part of the same page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Philadelphia Ledger
Hatch
Grand Rajylds Herald
Philiadelphia Record
Sovminah News
Congress
Boston Herald
House
Dracc of
The Hawaiian Treaty Withdrawn for Senate Consideration
In Wasmixero, D March 11 the President’s withdrawal of the Hawaiian treaty remains a topic of Senate discussion. A key Republican senator notes possible modification to require Hawaiian consent or a protectorate, and cites Queen Liliuokalani’s protest. Officials say the treaty may not reach the Senate again this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lilluokalnn
Paul Neumann
United States
Cimmmission
Gresham
Greyham
Gray
Committee On Foreign Relations
Improvelon
Fight betting in Buffalo for Corbett Mitchell bout
Buffalo plans to land the Corbett Mitchell fight with a provisional lease for a 26 000 seat exposition building. A meeting of Buffalo Athletic Club members is set for tomorrow to approve proposals to stage the contest under their auspices. Guarantees to outbid rivals are noted though city approval remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bufio
Buffalo
Schama
Buffalo Athletic Club
Ita
Personal paragraphs from a late 19th century newspaper item
The column presents assorted notes on people and places including Love Sunshine & Co of Johnstown Pa. three Carr brothers with a fourth brother as witness in Newark New Jersey last Saturday. It mentions Hoprietta Horachfeld as the first woman to graduate from Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery and a German assistant court dentist. It references Arbor Lodge near Nebraska City and a Joseph I Wilson who served ten years in Northampton County and drew a federal pension during confinement. It notes Daniel W Fowler of Milwaukee Wis and the World’s Fair postal photo exhibit. It recounts the Polk family divorce pending then settled and a court dismissal after both sides reached an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love, Sunshine & Co
Johnstown, Pa
Carr
Newark
N. d
Hoprietta Horachfeld
Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery
Germany
Sterling Morton
Arbor Lodge
Postal Service
Postofice
Daniel W. Fowler
Mulwaukes
Wis
Southern Society
James K. Polk
Sadha Polk Fall Gardner
Gardner
Mael
Shades Port Lamps And Home Made Shades Details
Lamps and shades for drawing rooms explained with care to harmony of light and color. Home makers can craft $50 style shades using lace and fringe, pagoda frames, and quality silk. Color guidance, daytime appearance, and maintenance for sanitary kitchens and decorative needlework follow in adjacent notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Recorder
Inauguration Weather Casts Deaths and Illness
March 11 dispatches report illnesses from inauguration exposure. William B. Hanson of the John J. O'Brien Association died of pneumonia after six hours in the cold parade. Maryland Governor Brown suffers pleuritic complications but shows some improvement after medical care. He rode with the Maryland escort to the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Wasnixeron
Washington
William B. Hanson
John J. O'Brien Association
New York
Mr. Hanson
John J
Cary B. Gamble
L. McLane Thfany
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Maryland
Gov. Brown
Turbulent Revolt Rumors From Rio Grande do Sul
Witness reports from Rio Grande do Sul say Santo Acuna fell to rebels and General Isidor Peroander may have died by his own hand. Montevideo telegrams claim General Tavares camps near Santa Anna, with battles shaping the revolution’s fate. Foreign residents face attacks as reports of victors shift. In Chicago, bankers back the gold standard with offers of treasury notes totaling 3 million dollars, as supply lines struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrakatea
Santo Acuna
Rio Grande Do Sul
Isidor Peroander
Montevideo
Tavares
Santa Anna
Byeral Isidor Fernandez
Cevennes Tee
St Sunlowe
Treasury
Cmicaco
Carlisle
Chicago
Remarkable recovery after catarrh treatment in Philadelphia
Miss Ella Wheeler of 198 Seventeenth Street Philadelphia furnishes a testimonial praising Copeland Bell and Davis for curing her long battle with cough feverish spells chest pains and breathing difficulty. She credits their catarrh treatment with restoring health after years of misery and says doctors warned she might not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dire
Copeland
Bell
Davis
Ella Wheeler
Seventeenth Street
Philadelphia
Dea
Copeland, Hail & Davis's
Wheeler
Ellis
Cine
Wisit
Pany
Dra
Copeland Medical Institute Doctors Treat Lung and Tonic Diseases
Physicians E. O. Bell and L. G. Davis of the Copeland Medical Institute offer treatment for chest and lung ailments. The note mentions services for TB and related respiratory illnesses and tonics, with a focus on patient care and medical consultation.
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Dauvetar
Ganwral
Americas
Elisabaih A. Tompkins
Tella
Fental
Devo
Sartoris
Duke
Tam
Sutanetst A. Tomparys
Fiias
Alsernon Riward
Batchs
St. Pantilabe
New York Times
Afadison Democrat
China
Lls
Aritade
SIE
Men
Sanson
Eine
Devonshire
Chambers’ Journal
the Journal
Mousehold
Carl
Milady
Bun
Canid Ainne
Esu
Foo Sou
Arnold
Loxnox
Aod
Helfast
Ulster
Ireland
Dublin
Algeed
Miss Wheeler
Copeland Medical Institute
Main St
Wheeling
W. Ya
W. H, Copeland, M.D
E. O. Bell, M. D
L. G. Davis, M. D
Mesident Physicians
Taroet
R H
Cummins, M.D
Chapline Street
L. Rose
Nevvy
Singer
EDW
Ls Rose & CO
Twelfth Street
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