Revelations Shake Lisle as She Discovers Her Identity
Lisle Maxwel confronts Erna after learning she is a woman and contemplates self-destruction. Erna guides a disguise to keep the truth hidden from ranch hands while planning to involve Craig Thompson. The scene ends with Lisle's vow to end her life rather than live as a woman.
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Maxwell
Erna
Lisle
Pyramids
Adam
Eve
Craig Thompson
Papa
Jim Cummings
Lisle Maxwell
Richard Maxwell
Theodore Roosevelt Aeeampion of Bravery and Will
A profile of Theodore Roosevelt highlighting his early vigor and fierce energy. Tales recount his combat with public school bullies over a sailor suit and his fearless leadership in the Rough Riders. Anecdotes show his strict policing style and quests for bravery.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Scandinavia
Northlands
Roosevelt
Teddy
Theodore
Greece
Dad Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
The Private Life of Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Revealed
A profile notes the First Lady Edith Roosevelt keeps private matters private while shaping public life. She is described as cultivated, well connected in Washington society, multilingual, and widely read, with a lifelong friendship with the Roosevelt family.
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Washington
Edith Carow
Mrs Roosevelt’s Limited Society Role and Household Focus
The vice president’s wife, Mrs Roosevelt, has long appeared in society yet prioritizes home duties, children, and housekeeping. She runs household finances, raising five children including Alice, Theodore Jr, Kermit, Ethel, and Quentin, while her husband’s early marriage to Alice Lee produced a daughter now 17.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Alice Lee
Boston
Alice
Theodore, Jr
Kermit
Ethel
Quentin
Relics of Old Hickory for Charleston Exposition
The letter from J. T. Gantt discusses bringing a Jackson relic exhibit to Charleston for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis 1903. It details the birthplace cabin near Waxhaw and the possible reassembly of relics at the Hermitage, with strong ties to South Carolina heritage and Andrew Jackson’s early life.
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Charleston
August Kohn
News and Courier
Norfolk
South Carolina
St. Louis Exposition
St. Louis
Jesse T. Gantt
Secretary of State
Chas. M. Reeves
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Jackson
Florence
US. C
Waxhaw
Lancaster County
Union County
N. C
General Jackson
D. C
United States Senate
A. Jackson, Jr
Andrew Jackson
Ireland
Waxhaws
United States
Buford
Andrew
McCulloch
Robert
Sumter
Waxhaw Church
Tarieton
Hugh
New Orleans
White
North Carolina
Marlboro County
Daniel
Hugh McColl
McColl
Tennessee
Packenham
J. T. Gantt
Hermitage
Nashville
Gantt
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Frederick van Rensselaer Dey
Frederic van Rensselaer Dey
Uris
Leutenant
Colonel Roosevelt
Montauk Point
Santiago
Commissioner Roosevelt
Four-Eyes
Bad Man
Tenderfoot
Albany
New York Central Railroad
Duggan
Police Board
Brand
Brophy
Wibaux
Medora
N. D
Mr. Bad
Ted
Wyoming
President Roosevelt
Hickory
Government Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Secretary of Agriculture
F. E. Warren
Congress
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Department
Warren
Wilson
Elwood Mead
Department of Agriculture
Mead
Hydrographical Bureau
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Geographical Survey
Agricultural Irrigation Bureau
Agricultural Engineering Bureau
Holland
South
Agricultural Department
Bureau
Road Department
New England
Washington Star
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