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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
5
The article rails against Goebelism and warns against fictitious prosperity. It notes a lynching of a white man in the South and attacks Orlain's policy as a menace. It compares Allied and German views on expansion and hints at imperial ambitions.
At Hennepin a town meeting adopted without dissent a resolution to prosecute in circuit court against the Indiana Illinois and Iowa railroad company and the Streator and Linton railroad for failing to build a branch to Hennepin and to compel performance of corporate duties.
At a Friday evening gathering in the church 200 attendees heard Rev F W Merrill toast the church’s founding causes. Speakers recalled Hale Chapel’s early pastors and the dedication of lay members, stressing the church’s spiritual focus and the need to nurture youth as the legacy continues.
Washington reports that the Porto Rican tariff bill passing Senate and western election gains lessen fears of widespread free trade. It cites Spanish era taxes, Hay’s open door China policy, and Secretary Wilson remarks on permanent markets, plus March federal finance figures and war revenue stance.
An advertisement claims relief from kidney and bladder diseases in six hours using a product called New Great South American Kidney Cure. It asserts rapid water retention relief and urges purchase at Dr Powell's drug store.
The Woodford County Democrat quotes Schaeffer warning that a fighter named Hel could cause trouble if not pacified and deterred from renomination. He may target Keeley and the coalition, with a large weapon cited as an example, while Republicans risk being misled if they further provoke him.
A letter to Thomas Runnells of Wheatland in Bureau County asks if he is the local justice of the peace. The note claims to report an election count in his territory and requests a reply. It closes with thanks and regards.
Marion Kooke, manager of T. M. Thompson importing firm at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, reports a dreadful cold during severe weather. She praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a milliner sued over a cold and shows quick improvement after using it. The notice also mentions forthcoming book installment and signs of spring with fashion displays and new shoes.
Township fund on hand at beginning and ending show 356000 dollars. Distributable funds on hand at the same time. Expenditures include treasurer’s salary and incidental expenses. County superintendent and centers publishing former statements.
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