Kellogg Bankers Family and Widows Arrival
A North Carolina Kellogg family connects with Chicago banker Stephen Kellogg in 1853. The widow of Andrew Kellogg and her son Earl are welcomed into the Kellogg household as potential heirs and employees while schemes to advance Earl and influence banker daughters unfold.
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America
Great Western Bank of
Chicago
Stephen Z. Kellogg
North Carolina
Kellogg
Stephen
Amos D
Wilmington
Andrew
Bart
Jacob Kellogg
Amos
Earl
West
Dearborn Avenue
Julia
Mr. Kellogg
Atos
Mra. Kellogg
Marl
Karl
North Carolina University
Tlhac PE
Ajos
Vince
Tom
Thalia
Robert
Kelloggs
Bob
Lawrence Terry
Lawrence
Sam
Laura
de Bout
Dutin
Carolin
Chiengco
Juin
Larkins
Pete Rollins
Africa
Andrew Kellogg
Bart Kellogge
Newberry
Stephen Kellogg
Rome
Robert Kellogg
Kellor
Texas Parson on Euchre Provokes Controversy
Rev. Mr. Claggett of Daan Texas denounces progressive euchre as a cunning sin of Satan claiming it corrupts moral dominion and prompts talk of right or wrong with a gambling-like influence. He argues it began as a makeshift for poor entertainment and has become a curse in social life.
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Texas
Claggett
Daan
la Flery Dominion
Great Wheat Crop Expected in 1898 Across Regions
Estimates from Chicago firms project a national wheat harvest surpassing 650 million bushels, doubling 1897 output. Kansas leads with 80 to 100 million, Texas near 220 million, Illinois 25 to 30 million, Indiana 45 million, and Nebraska/Oklahoma contributing large shares as conditions look favorable for early harvests. Town and Michigan reports add regional optimism.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Lone Star
Indiana
Town
Michigan
Presbyterian Assembly Opens at Winona Lake Ind
The 110th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church met at Winona Lake Indiana with 558 delegates. Dr Wallace Radcliffe was elected moderator succeeding Sheldon Jackson who delivered the annual sermon. Gov James A Mount welcomed the body and spoke on liberty and war uniting the nation. The Radcliffe address urged unity and forgetting disaffections as the church presses forward in service. The board of freedmen reported financial strain and school cutbacks with a rising debt since 1893.
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Winona Lake
Indy
Presbyterian Church
Ind
Sheldon Jackson
Wallace Radcliffe
Washington, D. C
Henry McCook
Philadelphia
der. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
James A. Mount
Indiana
Board of Freedmen
United States
Board of Education
Crop yields rise across regions and church aid trims
Estimates show Missouri yields 25 to 30 million bushels this year up from 14 million last year with broader acreage increases across Southern states California and Eastern states. Nationally 5.7 percent more land sown than fall 1806. Church aid to candidates totals 846 men aided with 32 refused. foreign missions meet with addresses by notable ladies and a missionary hour by Mra. J. Rhea.
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Missouri
California
Presbyterian
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
General Assembly
Mra
Nelson
Mise
B. Sharp
Ellen 0. Pansons
Robert F. Coyle
G. R. Ewing
George
Hays
Global tempers flare over Monroe Doctrine and Spain
The item satirically notes American influence in the Caribbean and Spanish reactions under General Blanco while mocking naval actions and foreign policy. It jokes about the Queen Regent, British tones, North Pole plans, and Omaha’s exposition as light commentary on contemporary events.
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Spain
Blanco
John Bull
Uncle Bow
North Pole
Pope named arbitrator to settle Hayu and Sain Domingo dispute
Telegraphic bulletin notes the Vatican appointing the Pope as arbitrator in the Hayu Sain Domingo boundary dispute. Ohio designates Toledo for the centennial exposition in 1003. War taxation on railroad tickets could raise about 20 million annually.
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Pope
Hayu
Sain Domingo
Ohio
Toledo
Gladstone
Yukon River Islands
Daweon
Circle City
Presser Laurier
Charles Tupper
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Presbyterians
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