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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1898

Page

7

Widow’s morphine death shocks a banker saga in chapter seven

Elinor Kellogg grows closer to Mrs Kellogg while Janette resents the intrusion. A morphine habit quietly ends with heart failure for Elinor’s wife, exposing a physician’s guilt and a web of family aims. Earl rises at the bank as turmoil and death ripple through.

Elinor Kellogg Janette Alnost Maginn Elinor Mamma Jeanette Laura Hetween Mr. Kellange Tam Julia George Howard Hoston Earl Hobert Chicago Laure Lawrence Terry Janettes Howard Boston Terry Liewrence Robert Chealing Fuxtures Board of ‘Trade Llow Wiiner Great Western Bank North- West Econ

Kellogg Letters Reveal Strain Over Wife Death Details

Chapter VII describes Stephen Kellogg seeking full particulars of his wife Thalia Kellogg’s death from his brother Amos and doctor Hewitt. The exchange shows tension over heart failure attributed to long illness and questions about medical certainty. The NC banker reacts with shock and relief upon receipt of Amos’s response.

Stephen Kellogg Elinor Amos Thalia Eowill Kellogg North Carolina Hs Lp Euuor Keilogg Hor Aleter Bunkers

A Natural Wonder Canyon Revealed as Grand City of Color

The text extols a towering canyon as a divine city of architecture carved in rainbow hues. It describes sheer walls 4,000 feet deep, ten to fifteen miles wide, and a vast river roaring within. The sensation is of a celestial, desert fortress unmatched by any other landscape.

John Mure Terley Irs

Land Values Ride Across London as Statues Mark Areas

Fragmentary notes claim land between King William statue and Trinity Square in London costs 1000 guineas per acre with vast totals cited. Ground near the Bank of England is valued at about 810,040,000 per acre and Pall Mall land is said to have sold for 70,000 per acre.

London Trinity Square F. C

Alter One's Pen With New Ink Reservoir Device

A device converts ordinary pens into fountain pens by a springed insert with a U shaped point. It fits over the pen to form an ink reservoir with a small roller for feeding ink to the nib.

Bonds Offered for 3 Percent War Loan of 1898

The Treasury offers 200 million dollars in 3 percent bonds with both coupon and registered forms. Subscriptions run until July 14, 1898, at par and will be allocated first to individual small subscriptions under 500 dollars. Installment payments permitted for larger subscriptions, with 2 percent cash deposits required. Bonds dated August 1, 1898 and redeemable in coin after ten years. Interest payable quarterly.

Treasury Department Washington Ginge Secretary of the Treasury United States Expresa Wandhington L. J. Gagh

Insanity Suspected in London Attack Case

John Trodd, who shot a German official in London, is believed insane. Papers found upon arrest indicate plans to harm John Ivy US ambassador, whose residence is near the German embassy. Additional notes cover current events and various international topics.

Hay John Trodd London John Ivy United States Anbaagador

Vanderbilt Meets Ragged Lad on Cold Bar Harbor Day

George W. Vanderbilt, summer resident near Bar Harbor, encounters a barefoot Passamaquoddy boy in the rain. The boy, freezing, challenges Vanderbilt with a quick retort before running off to warm his feet. Newsroom note: an anecdotal street scene from the Bangor Commercial.

Vanderbilt George W. Vanderbilt Bar Harbor Passamaquoddy Mr. Vanderbilt Bangor Commercial

Allen's Foot-Ease promotes comfortable feet in shoes

Try Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cool swollen nervous hot feet and ease tired walking. It relieves sweaty feet blisters and callouses with over ten thousand testimonials and costs 25 cents with a free trial package from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York.

Allen Olmsted le Ruy N.Y

Bertone Question Reflects Household Dynamic

In a light dialogue, a husband notes his wife seeks his advice before acting, prompting a playful exchange about responsibility and blame when plans go wrong. The banter suggests a domestic power dynamic that readers recognize as humorous and relatable.

Bertone Higgins Jasper

Nickel Plate Express from Fort Wayne to major eastern cities

Nickel Plate Road advertises a low rate via a nickel plate route from Fort Wayne to Chicago Cleveland Erie Duffele New York and Boston. It promotes a peerless trio of fast vestibuled express trains with buffet sleepers and dining car service. All trains arrive at and depart from Van Buren Street Union Station Chicago. Agent A J Hasimon, Fort Wayne, Ind. dhvone 507.

Nickel Plate Fort Wayne Chicago Cleveland Erie Duffele New York Boston Nickel Plate Road van Beren Street Union Cheecago A. J. Hasimon Fost Wayne Ind

Forest wealth outvalues metal and grain crops in America

The forests produce more yearly value than all gold silver copper iron coal and lead mined in the United States and exceed combined wheat and cotton crops in value. The assertion highlights the prominence of timber and forest products as a major economic resource.

America

Summer Outing booklet details Lake Erie resorts and country boarders

Artistic booklet published by Nickel Mate Road describes vacation resorts along the south shore of Lake Erie and lists country homes open to country boarders with rent via B. F. Horner, General Vanenger Agent in Cleveland, Ohio. Lightning struck two mules at Elz Point South Dakota, one mule fell onto a boy and killed him.

Nickel Mate Road Lake Erie B. F. Horner Elz Point S. D

The Ills of Women and Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Ads

Readable letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing uterine and nervous ailments. Mrs Mary Bourberg reports relief after two bottles and ongoing use, while Mrs Hengy Dosr credits months of remedies and Sanative Wash with a complete recovery and gratitude to Mrs Pinkham.

Mary Bourberg Marianne St Chicago Hengy Dosr Findley St Cincinnati Ohio Mra. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Finkham

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