Greys blank Peru in spotless shutout at Henry
The Greys defeated Peru without a run at Henry as over 300 Clock Works City fans watched the Stars suffer only their third loss of the season. Peru failed to reach home plate while Richards, Anderson and Newsam provided the key moments in a game marked by Peru’s costly misplays and a late defensive stop.
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Peru
Eiverybody
Henry
Clock Works
Chicago
Waterloo
Richards
Anderson
Radtke
Herman
Gilbert
Bartlett
Newsam
Walgenbach
Red
Stars
Batten
Aes Runkel
McNeely
Willmeroth
C. Claude
B. Haines
Peveere Jack
Wood
Blundell
Gregory
Heininger
Jack
Wood Richards
Claude
Runkle
Hoberg
McKeon
Lacon
Peru and Henry Clash In Rubber Game Of 1910 Season
The Peru and Henry teams met in the rubber game of the 1910 season after two prior wins each. About 250 Peruvians and hundreds from Peoria and Henry attended as Gilbert dominated the mound for Henry, drawing praise from Star supporters who praised his pitching and all around play.
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Peru
Peru News-Herald
Henry
Peoria
Gilbert
Chicago White Sox
Camp meeting Kicks Off At Oak Hill In August
M E Church plans eight day camp meeting at Oak Hill from August 24 to 31 with district superintendent seeking wide attendance from Henry church. Light Bearers report a Pleasant park gathering with 70 participants and a Jack Horner pie surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Oak Hill
M .E. Church
Henry
J. C. Crickenberger
Jack Horner
L. B
C. Worthington
Borneo
Alice Williams
Putnam
Tomlinson
Gustafson
R. L. Vivian
Praise and fellowship at the Christian Church
Rev Reichel preached two splendid sermons to a well attended worship. The Aid society tea at Albert Stickel's home drew a fair crowd and a lunch by Mrs Stickel was enjoyed. Sunday school is set for next Sunday at 10 oclock. everyone is invited to attend.
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Christian Church
Reichel
Aid Society
Albert Stickel
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Funeral
Mrs William Salisbury and Family express heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the protracted sickness of their husband and father and for assistance at the funeral and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Salisbury
Merritt buys Snyder house. plan to move to city soon
It is rumored that S. S. Merritt has purchased the Lewis Snyder house on Market and Richard streets, and he and his wife will become residents of our city. Mrs. Snyder will occupy her new cottage on the adjoining lot, now under rapid construction.
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S. S. Merritt
Lewis Snyder
Market
Richard Streets
E’er Long
Our City
Synder
J. R. Robinson
Robinson
Cowles
Neb
Valley View Farm
Sdiar
Starved Rock
Herald- Transcript
Republican and third party petitions filed for county and state offices
The article lists petitions filed for county and state offices in Illinois, detailing Republican county ticket candidates for judges, clerk, treasurer, sheriff, superintendent, surveyor, and Democratic and Prohibition placeholders. It also notes multiple candidates for legislature from the 16th senatorial district and reports a fatality and local burglary incidents in La Rose.
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Republican
B. W. Wright
Albert Esterdahl
Charles R. Scoon
Worth Dixon
Frank P. Russell
Wm. T. Bellows
D. H. Gregg
Venona
Homer Barney
Lacon
H. D .Roe
Toluca
Thomas A. Connell
Charles Motter
Henry
Col. Burcham
Lt .Clair Bullman
Frank Perry
Belle Plain
Joseph V. Graff
Peoria
Rep
Charles A. Stone
Dem
Charles C. Edwards
LaMoille
John Pannier
Sec
Garrett Def. Kinney
Joseph A. Weil
L. J. Kendall
la Moille
Fred Herbert
Soc
Josiah Kerrick
Minonk
H.T. Ireland
Washburn
Matthew van Petten
Will L. Talbott
Pontiac
Michael Fahy
James M. Maguire
Campus
A. F. Ruddy
Blackstone
Christian Haase
James W. Tracy
E. M. Johnson
Otto Hoscheit Weds Miss Julia Spohr
Miss Julia Spohr daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Herbold of Sec on d street Peru and Otto Hoscheit son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hoscheit of Fourth street Peru were united in marriage at 9 o clock at St Joseph s church Rev Adolph Rupprectch officiated Miss Florence Sugg of Chicago attended the bride and Charles Hoscheit Peru a brother of the groom acted as best man The couple will reside in Henry La Salle Post after a short wedding trip to Chicago and Wisconsin The Republican extends congratulations and a welcome to Henry
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Julia Spohr
Charles Herbold
Second Street
Peru
Otto Hoscheit
Charles Hoscheit
Fourth Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Mass
Adolph Rupprectch
Florence Sugg
Chicago
Miss Spohr
Win
Henry
Watercott Dry Goods
Herbold
Mrs. Hoscheit
Happenings of Week in Henry and Vicinity
Local notes recap visits and guests from Chicago Seatonville and Des Moines. Residents travel to Chicago and Yellow Stone Park while a river excursion season faces low water.
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Henry and Vicinity
Will Open a Sanitarium in Sheboygan Dr William Efford Contemplates
Dr William Efford an enterprising osteopathic physician in Sheboygan contemplates establishing an osteopathic sanitarium to treat a growing patient load. The plan includes hydro therapy and solar light treatments with capacity for about 200 patients and staff expansion. Nearest comparable facility is Milwaukee. Efford has widened his practice since arriving a year ago and makes regular trips to Manitowoc.
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William Efford
Sheboygan
Sheboygan Daily Journal
Efford
Hafford
Milwaukee
W. G. Thompson
Manitowoc
Death of Robert A. Hufnagel in Whitefield Iowa
Robert Aaron Hufnagel aged 31 died Wednesday after a long illness of consumption. Born February 4, 1888 in Whitefield Marshall county he lived in Whitefield and Milo townships most of his life. Survived by parents Aaron and Mrs Hufnagel three brothers John Edwin Clinton and a sister Della funeral held at parents home Friday at 10 AM Rev Vandervoort officiating burial in Center Cemetery.
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William Salisbury
Mr. Salisbury
Shropshire
England
America
United States
Lacan
la Prairie
Saratoga Township
Miller
Western Avenue
Henry
Margaret J. Jacobs
George Jacobs
Peoria County
Martha
Durley
Ann
George McAtee
Laurens
Jane
Henry Seelye
Montevideo
Minn
William
Bureau County
Sarah
Albert Newman
Whitefield Township
Thomas
Charles
Maude
Thomas Cain
Clara
Charles Smith
Whitefield
Salisbury
M. E. Church
Saratoga M. E
R. L. Vivian
Robert Doran
Thomas Monier
Albert True
Charles Greenlee
B. A. Hillabrand
J. M. Davis
A. B. Smith
Saratoga Church
W. L. Barnes
Laura
James Jacobs
Eva
Jean
Peoria
Robert Aaron Hufnagel
Aaron Hufnagel
Milo
Marshall County
Milo Townships
Iowa
Emil Kelm
Joliet
John
Edwin
Clinton
Della
Vandervoort
Center Cemetery
Spring Valley and La Salle Vie for State Rescue Station
Miners from Spring Valley gathered at the city park to oppose a proposed rescue station at Spring Valley. Representative Graff explained the mining law and its national analogue while Governor Dengen could not attend due to business in Springfield.
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Spring Valley
la Salle
Graff
Dengen
Springfield
Transfer of saloon license at council meeting in 1910
Special Council Meeting records a Tuesday night session August 16 1910 at city hall with Mayor Pas Kell and Aldermen Smith Hutchins Dille Yanochowski Brown present. They approved transfer of Henry L Peters saloon license to Emil Lofgren with sureties Peter Jacobs and Charles Motter. Obsequies for Capt John Hall of the 86th regiment in Peoria drew large turnout and echoes of northern armies as Dr Hugh Jack praised Hall’s life and patriotism.
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Paskell
Smith
Hutchins
Dille
Yanochowski
Brown
Ald. Doelzer
Henry L. Peters
Emil Lofgren
Peter Jacobs
Charles Motter
Ald. Hutchins
Ald. Brown
Alds
Ald
John R. Paskell
Elias B. Wright
John Hall
86Th Regiment
Peoria
L. J. Dawdy
Daniel Keach
James Wrigley
James Huber
Newton Ray
Elijah Coburn
Hugh Jack
Capt. Hall
Emigrants Press North as U S Sends 46500 to Canada
In four months the United States sent 46,500 emigrants to Canada, about half of all emigration to the Dominion in that period, with an official estimate that these Americans carried at least 50 million dollars in cash northward.
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United States
Dominion
Canada
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E. H. Black
S. J. White
Evans
J. H. Crickenberger
Gehr
Sparland
Emma Strawn
la Rose
J. B. Thompson
M. Malenseifer
Miller & Harper
Thompson
Balenseifer
Miller & Harper's
Benjamin Sivell
Magnolia
Robert Harper
George Nicholson
A. L. Cornell
Russell
Marseilles
Walter Scholes
Des Moines
John Shurmaker
Seatonville
John Hofer
Hazel Shoates
Martha Sledman
Jacob Noll
Mary L. Locke
Yellow Stone Park
T. L. Jones
Evanston
F. E. Lovett
Roger
Chillicothe
Walnut Grove
Sidney Ketchum
Miss Daley
Fisher
Ketchum
Dr. Motter
S. G. Wild
Gebhardt
Camp House
Percy Swain
Old Settlers
Lacon Blues
Henry Greys
Chillicothe Bulletin
Harry Soper
Edward
Dr. Knapp
Europe
Galesburg
Robert A. Hufnagel
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