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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1894
Page
4
The senatorial convention on Tuesday nominated two men for legislative honors. Gower, a middle aged, well mannered and intelligent candidate, is a safe and reliable choice. Dammers, 32, a Woodford County farmer and respected Republican, comes with strong Lip party backing and high endorsements.
Marshall County presented Hon L Monser as their legislator candidate but could not secure a nomination. Monser withdrew in favor of rival Hammers amid a united delegation, praised for a graceful, patriotic exit. Patton lauded the withdrawal as liberal and intelligent, leaving Monser respected though disappointed.
A 1804 Peoria County Board session in Lacon drew questions about attendance and signing practices. James Davidson Dowles admitted absence, while critics noted irregular committee signings, unclear signatories, and a clash of Democratic hues amid county governance.
The 20th district Republicans met at Wenona to nominate candidates Bailey A. Gower of Odell and Isaac B. Hammers of Panola for the state legislature. Delegates from Livingston, Marshall, and Woodford selected the ticket and formed a seven member congressional committee. Speakers urged fair treatment for both nominees and campaigned on facts and unity amid enthusiasm for Republican success.
The 81st Senatorial district Republican convention met in Princeton with Bureau Stark Putnam and Whiteside counties represented. A. Kerns chaired, F. H. Richardson served as secretary. J. W. White and J. W. Templeton were slated as nominees, Templeton for State Senator and White for Representative, with George Murry named as the second Representative. Nominations were by acclamation and Templeton and White spoke at the close.
Obituary notices recount deaths in Henry Illinois and nearby areas. Joseph Kenyon born Patter son New Jersey 1861 died at Henry July 26 1894. Amanda Miller and Catherine Heininger are named in memorials. Local musicians and pallbearers listed along with funeral details. Additional notices honor Mrs Wannam W. Davis Miller and other community members with service notes and tributes.
Conrad Meister, owner of Bicker Man farms and resident of Whitefield, died after an intense Sunday morning effort. He herded cattle about ten days prior, endured hard running, became overheated, and collapsed during activity, suffering the effects of overexertion.
A Perron idea praises made to order fit yet Selz Royal Blue shoe for men and women is elastic for easy motion and shape. It isn’t custom made. Selz Perfecto 33 is a cheaper option. Both brands by Selz Schwab & Co Chicago, sold by J. H. Jones & Son. Mrs James Metuno left for Brimfield Saturday to visit Dr and her daughter Mrs Knapp.
In Washington Iowa, Harry Clyde, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Clyde, drowned in Rock Island reservoir near town after swimming with friends. Rescue attempts failed until early Wednesday when his body was recovered. he would have been 21 in January. Funeral held at his parents residence conducted by Rev J A Boatman. Community mourns as divers faced dead water. railway pond restrictions noted. Also mentions local ads and a discussion on women’s suffrage in The Century.
A collage of whimsical dialogue begins with a furious old gentleman addressing a new Scotch footman. A hall of quick banter follows Bridget explaining vanished dishes as breakfastware and Mathilde pondering bursting buttons.
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