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A Clean Candidate Richard Yates For Governor
The Peoria convention set Richard Yates on the governor’s track as a conscientious man of integrity and moral conviction. Newspapers praise his independence and trustworthiness, noting only that his strong religious leanings have drawn some scrutiny as fanaticism. If elected, his administration would bring a radical change in morals at the executive mansion.
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Richard Yates
Yates
Vireles
Grace Church
Jacksonville
Methodist General Conference
Annual Thank Offering Observed by W FF M S Society
The W. FF. M.S. of the M. E. church held its annual thank offering service last Friday with a reception at Mrs. Eells home. About 45 attendees included Missionary Society members from nearby churches. District president Mrs. McNabb spoke on China and then lectured at the M. E. church, illustrated with Chinese idols. two young ladies portrayed Chinese women. A nine dollar bank offering was collected.
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W. FF. M.S
M. E. Church
Gvorker
Narrow Escape Drowning Endangers Bennett Child
On May 30 in a bridge area east of the Bennett home five year old Mac Bennett nearly drowned after slipping into water just below the bridge. His mother E J Bennett pulled him from the current after a first rescue, then again under the bridge before reviving him.
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Mac Bennett
E. J. Bennett
Bowen Tournament Dates Noted For Two Day Event
Three prisoners escaped from Brown County jail at Mt. Sterling on May 25. The inner door was left open for ventilation before nine o clock allowing exit to the outer door. They forced the outer door and fled. pursuit began immediately with no location by latest report. Sheriff Perry issued descriptions and rewards totaling 25 dollars for the fugitives.
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Brown County
Mt. Sterling
Perry
Boer War Ends as British Capstone Seals Victory
The article reports Britain's victory in the South African War with Johannesburg and Pretoria captured. It notes Kruger in hiding as the Boer army disbands, and the Orange Free State dissolving as a distinct nation while Transvaal becomes a British colonial possession.
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South Africa
England
United States
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Krugeris
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Great Britain
Filipinos Attack Caterman in Samar Battle
A six hour battle at Caterman Samar began at midnight on April 30 as about a thousand Filipinos attacked the town defended by the Forty third regiment led by Capt. John Colle. One American was killed and one wounded while about 150 Filipinos were buried.
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Caterman
Island of
Samar
John Colle
The Boxers Threaten Foreign Residents in China
The Boxers, a Chinese anarchistic secret society, show virulent anti foreign sentiment and trouble for the government. American missionaries have been killed and property destroyed as the uprising grows. The U S representative has asked for naval protection and a demonstration has occurred. Strength and potential expansion remain uncertain due to the society’s secrecy.
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United States
Decoration Day Observed Amid Heavy Rain and Evacuation
Decoration Day ceremonies proceeded to the cemetery led by a marching band despite a driving rain storm. Wreaths were laid and a dirge played before a heavy shower forced a quick retreat. An address by Elder Vandervoort followed a brief Methodist church gathering. Military names and units are listed among attendees.
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Bull's Run
Methodist Church
Vandervoort
Christian Church
Bowen Comethry
John Babb
3Rd
Illinois Cavalry
George Butler
U. S. Construction Corps
Levi Dill
William Downing
Co. G
Liberty Courtney
101St
N. J.J. Evans
George Gentle
Ohio
William S. Hurst
W.H. Sawtell
7Th
New York Cavalry
Clayton McGill
78Th
Notice of Probate Court Decree in Hancock Illinois
By order of the Hancock County Illinois County Court made at the June term 1900 James C Herron administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of William T Stratton deceased petitions against Ward C Stratton Lou Stratton Harriet V Overman James G Overman Mabel Koontz Wade Koontz Robert L Stratton Elin Stratton William E Stratton Louella Stratton Gladolis Eby Reta Eby Roy Eby Joseph Eby Martin Courtney Mary C Stratton Charles J Scofield Apollos W O Harra and Timothy J Scofield defendants. James C Herron as administrator will on a certain date proceed.
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Hancock County
Illinois
James C. Herron
de Bonis
William T. Stratton
Andis
Andis Petitioner
Ward C. Stratton
Lou Stratton
Harriet V. Overman
James G. Overman
Mabel Koontz
Wade Koontz
Robert L. Stratton
Elin Stratton
William E. Stratton
Louella Stratton
Gladolis Eby
Reta Eby
Roy Eby
Joseph Eby
Martin Courtney
Mary C. Stratton
Charles J. Scofield
Apollos W. O’harra
Timothy J. Scofield
Tre
Public auction of real estate in Hancock County Illinois
On Saturday July 14 1900 between 2 PM and 5 PM the east half of the north east quarter of section 10 township 3 north range 6 west fourth principal meridian Hancock County Illinois will be sold at cash public vendue to the highest bidder. The property is free from the Baer mortgage held by Scofield O Harra and Scofield. James C Herron administrator will convey in fee upon court confirmation. E C Perer attorney for petitioner.
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Township
Hancock County
Illinois
Baer Zivist
Scofield
O'Harra
James C. Herron
Life and Death Fight and a Manchester Man's Cure
W A Hines of Manchester recounts a near death escape from measles related lung disease. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing throat chest and lung troubles after doctors said death was near. Regular bottles 50c and 1.00 trial bottles free at Marsh's Drug Store.
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W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dr. King
Marsh’s
Final Appeal to Aid Starving India Transportation Ship Cargo
An appeal urges immediate relief for India’s famine by raising funds to feed and sustain starving people through the end of the famine. The Quito carried two hundred thousand bushels of corn sent by Americans, with promises to continue aid via donations and postal cards. R. G. Hobbs advocates broad participation, citing urgency and moral duty from Springfield, Illinois, and New York.
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India
Quito
Springfield
Illinois
Christian Herald
Bible House
New York
R. G. Hops
R. G. Hobbs
Getter
Local Notices and Social Roundup from Augusta and Quincey
Miss Maud McCord visited Quincy on Saturday while James Robbins of Quincy attended to Quincey Whig business. A recent dog show drew crowds on the streets for two nights. Decoration services took place in Augusta and Pulaski with Rev Mathis and son in attendance. Frankie Steele returned from Missouri and Frank Lancaster moved to Augusta. Sam Pierce and Bird Markee were seen in town. Children Day services are planned at the M E Church on June 10.
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James Robbins
Quincy
Quincey Whig
Augusta
Effie
Bessie Ross
Joe Weinberg
Bird Markee
Clayton
Relief and Comfort with Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad
An old drugstore advert notes Ballard's Horehound Syrup offers relief for asthma and coughs. Marsh, a druggist, sells the remedy at 25 and 30 cents.
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Ballard
Marsh
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