County Convention Deliberations At Lacon For May Election
The SERYPULLICAN voters of Marsitall County are asked to elect delegates to a county convention at the Court House in Lacon on May 18 for selecting five delegates to the Republican state convention in Springfield on May 22 and one member for the central committee of the 5th congressional district. Delegates are apportioned by presidential electors 1888 results with towns listed. A May 11 primary at 4 p.m. is suggested for towns with different arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serypullican
Marsitall
Court Ventse
Lacon
Exo Pa
Fivo
Springfeld
Sth
Marshall
Putnam
Woodford
Eygrys
Vataa
Ie Henry
Stouber
Bennington
Whitefeld
Evans
Saratoga
Richland
Roberta
la Prairie
Della Plate
Hopewell
Pigned
Thomas Filla
J. G. Mull
N.moore
A. ¥. Llexham
Nfattoh
George’Echoles
Wester
County Central
Calmittes
Premature moves stir district convention concerns
The editorial argues against hastily calling a meeting by the congressional committee of Fairbury to set a time and place for a new district convention. It urges counties to proceed with their own conventions first, criticizes potential maneuvering by old members, and calls for fair, regular actions to preserve harmony and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Committee
Fairbury
Political jockeying in Illinois party scene noted
The State Journal and Alton Telegraph back Gen Bates for lieutenant governor while Centralia Sentinel names him top candidate. J L Baveridge and M Cullom also run. A Pontiac Liberal-Republican meeting is telegraphed to Chicago. Watseka Times backs Cincinnati. Franklin Gorwin touted for congress. Beecher derides new deal talk. state convention May 18 at Lacon with 48 delegates.
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State Journal and
Alton Telegraph
E. N. Bates
Centralia Sentinel
J. L. Baveridge
M. Cullom
Watseka Times
Cincinnati
L. M. Babcock
Chicago Post
Trumbull
Illinois
Republican Party
Franklin Gorwin
LaSalle
Chicago Journal
Henry Ward Beecher
Democratic Party
Nerm
Impediments to marriage and a portrait of Dr Whottier
A jumble of notices lists marriage impediments and cures in a 19th century ad style. Dr Whottier advertises at 617 St Charles St Louis offering guidance. The column also notes births and deaths including Solomn Darmy born April 13 in Saratoga town and deaths of Statira Dickinson and Charles Maskell with ages and towns.
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DR. Whottier
St. Charles At
St. Louis
Sto.gulylly
Saratoga Town
Solomon Darmy
Snachwine
I. W. Wilite
Statira Mi Dickinson
John Barnard
Milo
Bureau County
Charles W. Maskell
A. Gyon
Whittefield
Redwood
Cal
Margaret
James McClay
Chicago
Noch Dent
Wenona
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