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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
7
The Chicago Record quotes Republicans arguing that removing special privileges and equalizing corporations could curb trusts. They advocate Congress ending tariff duties that foster trusts and enacting rate discrimination reform to satisfy the public for now.
Senator Iluar criticizes administration policy on the Philippines and declares no relief through Mr Bryan. He will back Republican candidates and urges party unity once the national convention defines the party stance on new issues. Hour as a Republican may praise or condemn per his judgment.
Admiral Dewey has transferred his Coast Spanish-American War trophies to the Smithsonian Institution. The display will be installed soon in a prepared space, including canes and swords he received, the sword recently voted by Congress, and a dime-made loving cup donated by the people. The collection, valued at $100 000, will be accessible to the public to spare the Admiral repeated requests from Washington visitors.
BE A Kignus editor of The Forest Rambler notes Senator KR B Fort announces reelection. Fort has been impaired by poor health yet remains a favorite with Livingston County Republicans who expect renomination. The piece praises his purity and popularity and cites post 1893 97 silver agitation as a factor in economic restraint and recovery.
Washington April 23 The Porto Rican tariff bill is argued as a step toward temporary duties on trade with Porto Rico to fund island needs until local taxation is ready. The measure is seen as a precedent for future possessions, risking free trade with the Philippines and others, while Republicans insist on maintaining tariffs to protect American mainland interests. The article also notes banking charter growth, consular issues, and budget forecasts by Secretary Gage and Secretary Carlisle.
A special city council meeting at city hall on April 19, 1900 approved an ordinance defining powers and duties of the city attorney. The session also canvassed the April 17 election results with officers elected, including Henry Yaeger as alderman in the 1st ward.
A reader describes a coughing illness and heredity concern saying Grandma had consumption. They report chest symptoms and difficulty with cod liver oil, seeking guidance on what to do and how to care for themselves now.
Palatable tonic claims easy digestion and rapid recovery with fresh air and exercise. It credits hypophosphites for strength and nerve support while cod liver oil aids nourishment. Scott & Browne Chemists, New York.
A poem on the dangers of rising spending with income. It warns that increasing earnings tempt debt and debt traps, ending in ruin. The speaker condemns chasing money to excess and the peril of ignoring financial limits.
Fragmentary list shows transfers involving Julia McCall, Jacob Markoski, AC McComb, Hamilton trustees at Clay ton lodge, and Phoebe Mayer. Parcels include sections 81 28 acres in nw 42 La Prairie and various lots in Toluca Santa Fe additions with buyers John Thompson Mike Jobanis Chaz Fowler David Wright and CH Page.
Property conveyances listed include John Dean and wife to Perry Dakin securing lot 77 and Tot 8 in Magnolia Marquette Coal Co area. WM Patterson transfers to Jo M Patterson and Prudence to McCullum to RJ Downey. H B Stockdale to J Wo Hopkins plus portions of lots 18 and 15 in Hennepin. Stephen Buretta transfers 55 acres in sections 80 and 29. Records indicate various right of way and parcel descriptions.
J O M Winship reports a remarkable egg found April 28 1900 in Putnam a large shelled egg containing a normal egg with a hard shell inside both portions had perfect yolks and whites. He invites readers who have seen similar occurrences to report.
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