Protracted Kellogg Family Plot Deepens in Chicago Visit
In a tangled chapter from Amos Kellogg’s saga, Dr. Brong and Dr. Hewit plot to move Janette Kellogg south for her health while Amos engages Sellars to trace Elinor Clifford Newberry Kellogg’s past. Earlier letters reveal steps to reunite family and seek recovery, with Chicago foreign connections and a proposed railway journey under medical supervision.
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Stephen
Jarnette
Chicago
Nelude
Dr. Strong
Janette
Thal
Hewit
Laura
Newherry
Charleston
Sani Carolina
Andrew
Richard Newbrary
Hellrnaty
Elinor Kailogg
New York
Newberry
Europe
Norfolk
Amor
Jonrt
Richard Newberry
Oliver Clifford
Clifford
Antil
Justice of the Peace
John B. Litle
Anperred
Falonzo Rush
iLolmes
Little
Tush
Jolmes
Amos
Elinor Clifford
Cliffords
Elinor Cliffords
Gilnor Kelloge
Andrews
Elinor
Sellars
Hinev Kellogg
Stephen Keliigg
Thomas
Tor
Blnor
Fanette
Wilmington
Janetta
Banra
Thobert
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Mr. Kellogg
Earl
Trobert
Robert
Lorenrna
Dandie
Sbe
LE Pauet
Leos
monument to Francis Scott Key unveiled in Frederick Maryland
A monument honoring Francis Scott Key, author of The Star Spangled Banner, was unveiled at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick after four years of work by the Kes Monument Association. Prominent speakers included Henry Watterson and Mrs. Donald McLean. Miss Julia McHenry Howard unveiled the statue. Key was born in Frederick in 1780 and wrote the anthem aboard a British ship during the bombardment of Fort McHenry. He died in Baltimore in 1848 and wished to be laid to rest near his birthplace.
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Francis Scott Key
Mount Qhier
Frederick
Afh
Kes Monument Association
Baltimore
Yue
Curzon Accepts Viceroy Post in India Announcement
A London rumor reports that Lord Curzon has accepted the post of Viceroy of India. The communication mentions his brief reply to a question about the appointment and notes public statements confirming Curzon’s acceptance.
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London
Clirgon
August Condition Of Grains Report From Agriculture Dept
The August report by the statistician notes corn at 3.5 points below last month and 4 points under the August long term average. Spring wheat shows 1.5 points higher than last month and well above August averages. State readings list Minnesota Michigan North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin and Kansas with varied figures.
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Department of Agriculture
Larley
Nais
Oho
Mana
Winsis
Towa
Essouri
Kangee
Nebraska
Minnesota
North
Dakota
South Dakota
Pestilence Rages in Corea Reports of Dying Peninsula Wide
Alarming reports from Hong Kong describe a pestilence decimating Corea faster than an invading army. Deaths mount across towns from heat and filth with no sanitary measures. Seongle shows a lower rate while outlying areas suffer higher deaths per thousand.
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Peninsula
Hong
Commission Goes to Hawaii in Steamer Mariposa
The steamer Mariposa left San Francisco Wednesday night carrying Hawaii commissioners Caliem Morgan and first to Joined the garrison. The voyage aims to reinforce the post and raise the American flag with formal ceremony on arrival. New laws and tariff regulations will follow once Congress acts.
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Mariposa
Carriea Crllemy
Morgan
Jubilee Postponed Due to Lack of Funds for Preparations
The national peace jubilee plans are delayed as funds for preparations are scarce. Officials consider moving the event to May or June with the hoped presence of military and naval forces and a joint effort by Chiesa in October.
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Chiesa
One Hundred Lives Are Lost in Yokohama Storm
A violent storm with high winds hits Yokohama causing extensive damage and loss of life. Property damage is widespread as authorities assess the aftermath and begin relief efforts.
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Tost
Yokohama
Mondamin and Mirth Lead Sioux City's Autumn Carnival
Mondamin and Mirth, kings of corn and carnival, mobilize the northwest for Sioux City’s fall festival from October 8. The program promises parades daily, illuminated floats, flower pageantry, and a naval battle reenactment, with speeches by noted figures and hopes for railways to grant festival rates.
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Corn Palace
Sioux City
Mondamin
Northwest
America
Jovn Ug
Nmondamin
Siowx
Botking
Alang Nes
Areninge
Timia
Andregsea
Henator Thurslat
Nebraska
Fettigren
South Dakota
Etlandayse
Mammith
Pradea
Artianle
Tellumphal
Tatade
Missouri
Omaha
Shere
Wauy
Annenness
J. Henyakar
Call
The
Carnival-Association
Indian Congress at Omaha Showcases Forty Native Types
At Omaha a grand Indian Congress opens with a parade of 180 children on ponies and a flag ceremony. Delegates from tribes including Sioux Sisseton Crow Creek Cheyenne Blackfeet Osage Apache Comanche and Nez Perce arrive for exhibitions of dances crafts songs and festival events.
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Omaha
Uncle Sam
Youny
Washington
United States
United States Congress
Ile Nortin-Tract
Tore Hay
The
Indian Congress
Mercer
Exposition
Trent
Indiana
Winlle
Alina Ward
Rod
Bine
Tom Steane
Omahn Agency
Stone
Lin
Combs
Mtr
Urewn Wen
Asainis Bates
Dustie- Eagta- Thigh
Knows-No-Fear
Rides -the
Bad River
Sacha Flambeau
Crow Creek
Mississippi
Erihat
Insects and Flowers Debate Brings Smell Theory into Focus
A science note questions whether insects are driven by color or scent to flowers. Experiments with brightly colored dahlias showed butterflies and bees visiting less exposed blooms as often as fully revealed ones, suggesting smell may guide them more than sight.
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Gelsium
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Sal Amos
William Dean Howells
Ohio
Hale
Geert Smith
Tinegary
Francis Scott Hey
Gcurzon
Talfeur
Ajr
Curzon
Dachepost
Corea
Hawaii
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Tealm
Guyety
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Jackson
Fairleigh
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