Secret Confederate Plans in Canada and Chicago Conspiracy
A late 1860s report details a renewed attempt by Confederate commissioners and secret Northern societies to incite an insurrection during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Letters cite delays, marches from Canada to Detroit, and arms seizures in Indianapolis. Authorities traced covert operatives, exposed the Sons of Liberty network, and monitored Governor Morton’s anti conspiracy campaign amid a charged political climate.
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Dr Farrand Named Head of American Red Cross
Dr Livingston Farrand formerly president of Colorado University becomes chairman of the central committee and executive head of the American Red Cross after the war council retires March 1. He earned the post through notable work in France.
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Longtime Merom resident John Kelley dies after long illness
John Kelley 60s of Merom Indiana died February 20 1919 after months of ill health He was born in Sullivan County September 4 1858 married Nancy J Dickerson February 10 1887 and had three children Iloy Linnie and Lois Linnie preceded him in death He served as a church and Sunday school officer and teacher at Kingsley Union Chapel and Merom He moved to Merom in 1906 for better schooling for his children Funeral services were held at his home Union Chapel and burial followed}
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Malinda Kelley
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Linnie
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MM. E. Church
Union Chapel
Kingsley
Card of Thanks for Nan Kelley Family
The Kelley family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father, signed by Mrs. Nan Kelley and children.
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Nan Kelley
Optimistic Thought and Reevenation in Mind Relief
Fragmentary note suggests mental relief through hopeful thinking and belief in healing. The text appears to advocate positive mindset as a remedy to strain and stress.
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