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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1897

Page

3

Grant ceremonies and Senate adjournment mark special session

The special session adjourned for ceremonies honoring the Grant tomb dedication in New York as the Senate debated the bankruptcy bill and heard a death announcement for Representative Milliken of Maine. In the House, Dorr of West Virginia introduced civil service repeal, while the Senate completed Indian appropriation discussions and sent the bill to conference.

N.H Senate House Milliken Jy Pie Dingley Ja Stich Lanham Tex Bnt Tyr. Breele Ind Willam Holman Committee of Ten Dorr W. Va Grant New York Mit

Greek and Turkish fronts as Larissa falls and troops retreat

A Queenstown dispatch reports Greek forces retreated after fierce fighting near Larissa and Janavos as Turkish lines hold. Pharsalos becomes Hellenic army HQ while Britain pushes powers toward an armistice. Osman Pasha to replace Edhem Pasha as Turkish commander. Turkish stores at Katerina and Litochorion destroyed. In Mexico, Jose S Guittteriz is executed for the murder of his brother in law, a merchant.

Queenstown United States Ligeria Nezeros Matt Larissa Janavos Pharsalos Great Britain Jose Guitteriz Guadelejers Mex

Local Notes and Social Visits

Mrs Dave Wright is very poorly. Remember Sunday school at 10 a.m. O P Carroll was seen on our streets buy age hogs. Mrs John Ball visited 10 Putnam Saturday. Charley Anderson was on our streets last week. Frank Vail and family spent Sunday with Mrs Vail. Andy and Eddie Merritt visited at Oliver Downey's. John Anderson visited at Albert Longman's Sunday. Charley Vail and son departed Tuesday for Salt Lake City. Walter Henneberry departed for school after Easter at home.

Dave Wright Carroll John Ball Putnam Charley Anderson Frank Vail Vail Andy Eddie Merritt Oliver Downey John Anderson Albert Longman Charley Vail Son Salt Lake City Walter Henneberry

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Purified Blood Remedy

Truth via Nutshell proclaims impure blood results from close confinement and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood. It also touts Hood's Pills as a gentle reliable family cathartic and liver medicine, urging readers to feel well by using the products.

Hood

Combination Subscriptions and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

The notices advertise subscription offers for The Henry Republican The Weekly Inter Ocean Farm Journal and related bundles at $2.00. A Pleasant Brook New York druggist R J Warren recalls Chamberlain's Cough Remedy rising from unknown to household word, sold by Dr Powell.

Henry Republican Inter Ocean Farm Nowr Oe Womankind Farm Journal Henry Hepaan and Business Guide R. J. Warren Pleasant Brook N. Y Powell

Local residents attend events and visits this weekend

H C Mill's family traveled to La Salle. J P Wierman and wife were at Wenona Sunday. Rob Griffith visited the neighborhood again last week. A number attended Heavy Saturday for a horse sale. Oliver Wilson and family visited relatives at Wenona Saturday and Sunday.

Quaker Lane H.C. Mill la Salle J. P. Wierman Wenona Rob Griffith Oliver Wilson

Ely Cream Balm touted as cure for catarrh

An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and head colds with a 16 cent trial size and 60 cent full size. A testimonial from Alfred W. Stevens claims cure after other treatments failed. A second item notes Minier villagers donating 700 bushels of corn plus cash to famine relief for India, led by Rev R G Hobbs with a shipment sailing from San Francisco.

Ely Try Bros Warren St. N. Y Alfred W. Stevens Caldwell, O Minier Tazewell County India R. G. Hobbs Jacksonville San Francisco

Judge L. D. Puterbaugh Resigns Probate Post

The resignation opens the canvas for circuit judge with expectations of election. Republicans field a strong ticket and urge district voters to support their candidates and representatives.

L. D. Puterbaugh

Informal Ballot Idea Debuts at Republican Convention

Delegates Marshall and Blark County push an informal ballot before nominations and follow with nomination speeches at the Republican radical convention as described by Peoris Journal.

Marshall Blark County Peoris Journal

Obituary of Edwin Theodore Disosway

Edwin Theodore Disosway born in New York City January 13 1620 died at his home in Henry Illinois April 21 1897 in his 48th year married Rebecca Weller Davis October 31 1848 in Washington Warren County New Jersey nine children six survived him three daughters and three sons. He lived in Petersburg Va Stoney Creek Belvidere Ill Henry where he served as justice of the peace town clerk city clerk town collector and city treasurer for years. A Mason he served as Master Mason and secretary of Henry lodge 119 for 28 years. A lifelong Methodist at Old John Street Church New York City he was devoted to his faith and active in church work. The funeral was at the M E church in Henry with Rev O W Ayling and Rev David McLeish officiating. The service reflected on death as rest for the Lord and urged faithful living until death.

Bureau of Statistics Treasury Department Bay Bay St. Louis Miss Arkansas Valley Kan Springfield E-I Carpenter Salt Lake City Peymaster Pleasant Valley Coal “Company New York Indianapolis Tern Grand Rapids Shoals Ind Hamilton County Frost Arly Fruits Maryland Virginia Delaware North Carolina cAss Sheep Creek B. C Red Mountain Joseph McCoy Aimob Alexandria Sanborn Port Huron Mich Rank Evans San Jose Cal William Vernon Philadelphia McKinley Senate Harold M. Sewall Maine Hawaii Federal Labor Potters- Tie Nelson A. Miles Europe Greece Turkey Fofforts Brooklyn Baltimore Cincinnati Pittsburgh Louisville Chicago Washington Cleveland St. Hollis Boston Ellsworth Petires United States e.William Ranton Roe Strab Pepe Wash Leo Aaterman Igie Whitney’s Point Edwin-Theodore-Disosway New-York-city Mr Disosway Rebecca Weller Davis Warren County New Jersey Petersburg Stoney Creek Belvidere Ill Henry Henry.” the People's Confidence In Him Was Shown In Calling-Him To Mny Masonian Henry Lodge Disosway Old John Street New York City Epworth League M. EB O. W. Ayling Lexington David McLeish Disasway Ayling Christ Fees

Masonic Funeral Honors Departed Brother in Chillicothe

A funeral service for a departed Mason in Chillicothe featured tributes from Rev McLeish and others, with readings of The Level and the Square and Masonry vows. The procession moved to the cemetery where Masonic rites were conducted by O. O. ite and G. O. Fredericks, followed by a long list of pallbearers and attending lodges.

McLeish O. O. Ite W. M Potter-G-M G. O. Fredericks G. L Chillicothe P. K. Hammond Hiram Henter Robert Hunter Merritt J. R. Newman J.C. Moodey H. J. Gregory Henry Lodge O O White O O Blygh J A Swem H. J Gregory J R Newman J J Huard Elmer Quinn R N Lee Wn Kelso O Carroll Potter Geo Burt Jas Brasfield Robt Hunter P K Hammond John Kline P“Hill F A Powell J O Moodey J If Adkinson R Hoar Hiram Hunter

Death claims wife and mother in quiet Rutland village

Mrs. Smith long known for frail health died on a Saturday in late April at her home of Ingram Smith in Rutland Illinois. The couple had married on January 16, 1869 after meeting in their youth, and the family notes their mutual affection and settled life before her illness.

Ingram Smith

Mrs Smith Dies. Long Home Life In Henry Parish

Rutland to Streator La Salle Henry journey of Mr and Mrs Smith spanned decades and six children four living. Mrs Smith praised as devoted nurse and faithful church member converted eight years ago under Elder Boyer. Her death is framed as transition not end with promise of reunion in heaven.

Rutland Elysian

Burson Family Matriarch and Longtime Illinois Pioneer

Lewis Burson of Mercer County born December 18 1821 married Jane Axtell April 11 1849 in Georgetown Penn. They moved to Fulton then Whitefield Marshall County and later Henry Illinois before settling in the San Luis Valley Colorado where he died April 20 1897 aged 75. The couple had seven children and Burson was a devoted Freewill Baptist father respected in his community.

Bevfis-Burson Lewis Burson Mercer County Jane M Axtell Georgetown Fulton County Ill Whitefield Marshall County Burson Tims Henry Magele Sapp Marshalltown San Jouis Valley Colo Mary Raber Oscar Maggie Sapp Emma Blossom Adrian Chalmor William San Louis Valley Iowa Colorado Chalmer Keller Richard Waughop Rev McLeish Mra Rowe Fyffer Mésers Burt Moleish Sapp QO. Fosbender Wenona Marshall

Tribute to Dr Frank Abbott Pioneer from Shapleigh

The New York Daily Sun notes the death of Dr Frank Abbott who died suddenly at his home 22 West Fortieth Street on Tuesday night from heart disease. He was born September 5 1835 in Shapleigh York County Maine and was part of a prominent Abbott family. He was a brother of O B Abbott the city photographer.

Frank Abbott New York Daily Sun O. B. Abbott West Fortieth Street Shapleigh York County New

Dr Abbott Pioneered Dental Education in New York

Dr Abbott, an early leader at New York College of Dentistry, served as clinical instructor, professor and dean. He established the infirmary, supervised the college, and held memberships in multiple scientific and cultural societies. He leaves a widow and three children and will be buried at Johnstown.

England Oneida N. Y Johnstown University of the City of New York New York College of Dentistry Abbott The County Medical Society Academy of Medicine Academy of Satenacés American Geographical Society New England Society American Museum of Natural History Metropolitan Museum of Art University Club de Abbott

Funeral of Mrs Rachel Clark Held at Son-in-law’s Home

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the residence of J A Melick in this city with Rev Geo Lidyd of the Congregational church officiating. The service featured singing by Misses Locke and Messrs Worley and Spanning and was attended by many sympathizing friends. Mrs Clark a native of Charleston Maine lived near Whitefield Corners and died October 21 1892. She leaves Mrs J A Melick Gilman and Theodore Clark. Her life was characterized by usefulness and faith, memory blessed.

Rachel Clark J. A. Melick Geo Lidyd Congregational Church Locke Messrs Worley Spanning Clark Charleston Penobscot County John N. Clark Trivoll Peoria County Dan Whitefield Corners John A. Norrell Rst Q. Townsend Gilman Theodore Clark Milo Bureau County

Local farm notes on sales, storms, and a death

Milo A. W. Shriver sold a fine horse for 100. Bob Mallett lost a horse to lightning Thursday. A new blacksmith may be named later. Oat sowing nears completion and potato planting starts. A town commissioner vacancy filled by Thomas Brown. James Hafnagel starts a large fruit orchard. Charley Hufnagel expands a three acre strawberry patch. Mrs Jala A. Tyler dies at 70 after pneumonia. funeral at Mound Cemetery.

Milo A. W. Shriver Bob Mallett Thomas Brown James Hafnagel Samuel Pattearen James Chambers Charley Hufnagel Charley Jala A. Tyler Tyler Providence Mound Cemetery

Reverend Weaver Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy

The Rev W. H. Weaver of the U B Church Dillsburg Pa endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds coughs and hoarseness. He reports using it and finding it excellent and recommends it to others. Sold by Dr Powell.

W. H. Weaver U. B. Church Dillsburg Chamberlain Powell

Springtime Reads And Local Church Services In Putnam

BVEA Northwest of Putnam reports services at Swede Lutheran church on May 9 and Easter services led by Prof C A Wendell of Rockford on May 6. Ladies Aid Society meets at Charles Peterson's home. J Winslow re-elected third member of Putnam school board. O Bengston and family guests of Theo Bengston. A P Nelson of Augustana Calleza vacationed with Putnam friends. Spring flowers like hepatica and violet appear abundantly as Putnam welcomes spring with reflections on nature and songs of the Nachtigall.

BVEA Putnam Swede Lutheran Church C. A. Wendell Rockford Ladies Aid Society Charles Peterson J. Winship O. Bengston Providance Theo Bengston P. Nelson Augustana Call Nachtigall der Vaterland

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