Chicago Banker's Family Dark Mystery Unfolds
Amos Kellogg in Wilmington receives a note hinting at a danger to a banker’s family. Dr. Strong declares Andrew Kellogg murdered, raising shock as the Dearborn bank lineage confronts rumors, romance, and a looming investigation.
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Chai Eper Jit
Andrey Kellogg
Chicago
Amos Kellogg
Wimington
North Carolina
Amos
Wellore
Kiemaniy
Sellars
Navid M. Strong
Kelege
Maninin
Janette
Jeanette
Thor
Robert
Laura
Fark
Aura
Lawrence
Terry
Mr. Terry
Lee
Erry
Misa
Verrys
Parl
Ake
Lawrence Terry Crog
Andrew
Stephen
Andra
Amon
Anns
Sellara
Strong
Ams
Andrew Kellogg
Elinor Mellngg
Yar Atatof
Merchants Association Proposes War Tax Payment Plan
The Merchants Association urges paying the war tax via law with stamps sold at banks to ease access. It plans to curb express firms from collecting the tax and aims to force carriers to receipt tax paid, while ships would pay the tax plus carrier rates.
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Merchanta’ Association
Bethme
New York
Telegraph
Wio
Merchants’ Association
Ashow
Cmpanies
Camp Alger Water Held Key to Typhoid Risk Investigation
An Army inquiry pits officers against Majors Parke and Devine over typhoid fears at Camp Alger. Surgeons warn water depth questions raise typhoid germ risk while Chief Surgeon Girard promises a formal report to the War Department. A special board probes New York cavalry quarters as typhoid spreads.
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Parke
Devine
Girard Perpiete
War Department
Gohin
Cope Coleone
Girard
Transformed Empire Reflects on Austrian State Change
A correspondent cites Wolfgang in the London Times noting Austria’s shift from weak to wealthier, with Bohemia as a wealthiest state. The empire’s factories rise, chimneys mark progress, and the emperor’s trusted leadership holds the union together amid uncertainty over succession and illness of the heir.
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Tondoen
Murcepe
Germany
Bohemin
Lis Empire
Hind
Levaria
Great Wheat Crop Promised From Preliminary Returns
Preliminary spring wheat acreage shows 43,004 000 acres, with winter wheat at 26,209 600 acres total. Regional gains include Minnesota 8 percent, Iowa 22, Nebraska 11, North Dakota 11, South Dakota 5, Oregon 2 in Washington. Winter wheat condition near 34.8 versus 73.5 last year. spring wheat at 100.0, far above ten year average, with North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Oregon and Washington reporting strong conditions.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oreges
Washington
Princelal
Michigan
New York
Indiana
Pesaspirania Garrland
Missoni
Tennesset
Ranean
Metinek
California
Guig Ca
North Dakotas
Bank Dakota
Towa
Oregon
Great Increase of Exports Driven by Agriculture This Year
U S farmers boost exports to record highs with May reports signaling total agricultural shipments likely to reach about 835 million dollars for the year. Wheat and corn values rise sharply. provisions including beef, pork, and dairy also grow, with total value around 760 million dollars projected.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Iowa Personal Property Assessments Expected to Drop
The Hawkeye State faces a sharp fall in personal property assessments this year with an estimated decline around 7,000,000 from last year. All but twelve counties report reduced values and the auditor’s chief accountant cites a total national assessment drop near 37,000,090, potentially raising state tax rates in several counties.
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Iowa
Stitley
Avery
Awas
Thie State Board of Review
War on Express Companies Hits Revenue Stamp Tax
Large agricultural implement firms including McGormick Harvester and Aultman Millet protest federal 1 cent revenue stamp on express receipts. They threaten suit for unlawful exaction and demand shipments be charged only lawful rates. A meeting cited damage to thousands of repairs and urged railroads to bear the burden. Murder in Henry County follows as two friends are drawn into deadly tithes.
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Loval Express
Act of Congress
Sali
Tava
Prizes to Be Sold at Key Went Public Auction
Public notice lists items to be sold at auction in Key Went to the highest bidder. The listing names various prizes and states sale will occur publicly in the city with bids accepted from collectors and buyers alike.
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Key
Russia to Build Great Canal Linking Black and Baltic Seas
Naval intelligence outlines a vast canal project for Russia to connect the Black and Baltic seas in under seven days. The 1,089 mile waterway would use rivers to reduce artificial length to about 1,200 miles, with a total estimated cost near £70,000,000. Assistant Secretary Crider, back from Paris, plans to study an American exhibit and urge funding.
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Baltic Seas
Office of Naval Intelligence
Rkussia
Hiack
Emeal
Crider
Paris
Duel in Paris Ended by Time as Castal lane Challenger Wounded
Count Honiface de Castellane who married Ai Anta Gould of New York dueled in Paris with Mr. Tenet Turet of Petite Republique Pran ener. Price rounds were fought with swords and Turet was wounded. The third round ended when time halted the combat.
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Honiface de Castellane
Ai Anta Gould
New York
Paris
Tenet Turet
Petite Republique Pranener
Phice
Ewerds
M. Turet
Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket at Des Moines Convention
Jowa Prohibitionists convened in Des Moines on June 28 29 and nominated a slate led by Malcomb Smith for Secretary of State and J C Reed for Treasurer. The platform echoed prior planks with a new loyalty clause supporting the war and government during the crisis. Delegates pledged full cooperation to Benjamin at the convention.
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Des Moines
Davenport
Malcomb Smith
Ling County
Edgar. Brinthall
Buchanan County
J. C. Reed
Keokuk County
Supreme Court
J. F. Joling
Harrison County
Samuel Tormes
Fremont County
Berthe J. Bowsers
Tulsa
Supreme
Radclift
Cherokey
Jong
R. B. Dient
Washington County
A.M Johnson
Dickinson County
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Benjamin
Colored Iowa Company Formed Amid Protests and Resignations
A dispute over leadership of a colored company for the Seventh United States volunteers led to mass meetings and resolutions. E S Danks secured permission to raise the unit, Amos Brandt became captain, and later E B Lett commanded after Hull's wire. About 110 recruits were reported, with most laborers from Des Moines and workers from Touchakinech. J R Shafer & Son faced financial losses estimated around 6900, as creditors pressured the firm.
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Hall
United States Volunteers
Banks
Amos’ Brandt
Hull
Willett
Seventh Cavalry
3Tuchakinech
Des Moines
No Opposition to Delilver Renomination at Fort Dodge
Congressman J B Delliver was renominated by acclamation by the Tenth district Republican convention at Fort Dodge with no opposing candidate.
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Delilver
J. 2. Delliver
Fort Dodge
Hail Causes Severe Crop Damage Across Hall Region
Severe hailstorm devastated crops near Hall injuring fields and farms. Farmers report widespread losses with many fields ruined and finances strained by the damage. Local officials urge cleanup and insurance claims as the community assesses the impact.
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Hall
Interesting Jowsa Itena and Gakalaua Depot Bill Actions
A report notes a new $49,000 central depot operned near Keofa, with over 6,000 planned for year construction. The House debated war revenue, immigration policy, and Sioux annuities while passing measures on bridge construction, the International American Bank, and Hawaiian annexation.
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Lawa Central
Gakalaua
Ile
Keofa
Oh Danker
Bates
Carey Ai Fia
Trois Ta Kation Muotual
Ensaaty
Hlelity
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Dingier
Ee Niagara Rer
Grand Tsland
Wilson
Dem
S.C
Carmackem
Tenn
House
Indiana
Senate
International American Bank
House of Representatives
Aggassiz Association Leader Describes Unusual Animal Encounter
The president Ant Haochlerder reports a strange incident near a hex marked area where a creature lifted a 150 foot distance and released it in a sandy road. It climbed a sand ridge, waved, then moved home in a straight path, leaving witnesses puzzled by the bizarre display.
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Agassiz Association
J. EL. Badland
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