Kellett's Will Shares Estate With Family Members
The late William Kellett's will, now probate, leaves Augusta Kellett wife all household goods and stock in several firms including Manufacturers' National Bank of Neenah and Northwestern Sewer Pipe Co. It grants her exclusive use of the homestead for life. Daughters Angle Maria Guffney and Bertha Sophia Bann receive specific sums and use of property, with real estate allocations to sons Thomas A W Kellett and Richard A P Kellett plus a $1,200 bequest to a grandchild Emny Belle Davis.
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John M. Bunn
Wiliam Kellett
Ty Goods
Neonah
Sedon
Augusta Kellett
William Kellett & Co
Wixo
Jones’ Ces
Neenaa
Alec
Thr Island
Neenah
Tonis
Angle Maria Guffney
Ufe
Firth
Bertha Sophia Bann
Spokane
Wash
Thomas A. W. Kellett
Jones
Winnebago Rapids
Richard A. P. Kellett
Tae Hardware
Em Ny Belle Davis
Eau Claire
Nate
Fetes at Kandy Exhibit Ancient Procession of Elephants
In Kandy the Perabera procession of elephants marked the religious festival tied to the Sacred Tooth. Fifty elephants, each with dozens of attendants, moved past crowds in royal pageantry and ornate trappings. The royal party later viewed the relic in a richly adorned sanctuary guarded by gold and jewels.
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Kany
Kandy
Mahaweligunga River
Proviness
Ming
Kandian
Noth
Ceylon
Sacred Tooth
Colombo
London Telegraph
The Garden Party of a Mischievous Night
A chaotic scene unfolds at a country-house party where a lively crowd drinks, feasts, and sings amid grand butlerless banqueting, while insects and mischief spoil pleasures. The prose uses names like Frivolity and Gowers, with a dreamy Edenic mood despite growing disturbances.
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Lonmis Court
Hii
Dale
Flelis Elysian Sweet
Eden Gowers
Cupid
Seminole War Veteran Benedict Lying in Wallingford Home
Ches Benedict, a surviving Seminole War veteran and longtime Mason, lies at the Masonic home in Wallingford Conn. Two other survivors named are Samuel Burt of Rockport Mass and Samuel D. Calkins of Norwich Mass.
Excited Over Oil Tests At Troy Idaho
In Troy Idaho crowds gather nightly to witness gas outcroppings as Professor Samuel Aughey reports the find the best seen in the Northwest. Flames rise eighteen inches to two feet from holes burned for minutes amid damp soil and possible crude oil sheen. Nearby wells near St John and a Hollis and Winter bore progress, with Spokane real estate partners leasing land for exploration.
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Troy
Idaho
Senigel Aughey
Spokane
Clive
Samuel Aughey
J. D. Jolley
Richard
Thomas Stinson
Aughey
Whitman County
St. John
Vancouver Syndicate
Hollis
Henry Jones Place
Augher
Well Reaches 114 Feet Depth Amid Strong Petroleum Odor
A well drilled to a depth of 114 feet struck a crevice and the petroleum odor was so strong that it could be smelled from about 100 feet away from the derrick.
Dreams and Fair Sex in Superstition Debate
A Baltimore American excerpt describes educated young women reading philosophy yet relying on dreambooks beside the Bible. It notes nerviness after unsettling dreams, yet the women deny superstition, while friends tease them for fears about infants and bad luck and urge patience under afflictions.
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Spencer
Browning
Emerson
Baltimore American
Autos in Europe and the Paris Berlin race debate
Advance sheets of consular reports discuss automobile progress in Europe. The Paris Berlin race affirmed French superiority in motor transport, praising road quality and its impact on industry while noting European protective legislation to curb speed and regulate horn use. An Austrian Daimler carriage project aims to boost regional rail traffic with a self-contained motor carriage.
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Europe
Paris
Automobile Dlay
America
Austrian Minster of Railways
Daimler Motor Company
Vis
Lower
Aste
France
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Council
M. Pierre Baudin
Conse
Dietac
Epeth
Scatthalter
Lower Austria
Automobils Club of
Austria
Automobile Revolution Mirrors Bicycle Adoption
The article argues that public acceptance of the automobile will follow the same path as bicycles. It suggests that people and horses will gradually adapt, with short time for acclimation as society adjusts to this new technology.
Madame de Staci in Longmans Magazine portrait
A Longmans Magazine portrait extols Madame de Staci as a luminous writer whose flowing expression, warmth, and passion mark her as a powerful figure. It quotes her admiration for Shelling and reflects on her piercing wit, grace, and enduring influence, praising the strong figure she cuts in period fashion.
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Madame de Staci
Kernel
Coriane
Ceatins
Madame de Stacl
Longman's Magazine
Hicks Guesses Again Weather Outlook for August
A weather forecaster predicts a very warm spell followed by thunderstorms and heavy hail from August 13 to 20. He warns of high temperatures, rapid drops, and widespread storms with cooler waves into September, noting probable downpours in central localities and inland areas.
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Ire L. Akka
Vulcan
varTen
Guit
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Kellett
Suddah
Duke of York
AUTOS
Hicks
Orington Willaims
Madison
Mec
England
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